"This is the tightening of a noose — several, several links of that noose," Waxman said.
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Her body thrashes, panics, claws, makes noises, the backwards noises are just as unbearable, she stops making those noises, she raises up onto her knees, breathes raggedly, breathes, she loosens the noose, removes the noose, stands, unknots the noose.
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"The unnamed co-conspirator and defendant Rowe made a noose and put the noose over the victim's' neck," the motion states, the Chronicle reports.
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Their allegations that white students threw a noose around a black student's neck and "pulled the noose tight" have rocked the southern Mississippi town of Wiggins.
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" Had a skeleton been in the noose, she said, there likely would not have been a complaint "because it is the noose alone that has a visceral reaction.
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Smithsonian reports that the noose was left at an exhibition about segregation and is the second noose found at a Smithsonian museum in DC during the past week.
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The noose currently at the gallows in Colombo was imported from Pakistan 12 years ago; the government is not planning to import a 12-year-old noose from Pakistan.
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Because I believe that he knows the noose is tightening.
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Afshin Pishevar allegedly holding a noose coiled in his hand.
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The loop is now a noose, the man a martyr.
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To his left a noose dangles from a blasted tree.
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An empty noose swung from a home on Long Island.
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She was hanging from a noose tied to a tree.
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Apple has largely escaped the same tightening of the noose.
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An image of a noose in our stadium is unacceptable.
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My review: Works great as noose to collect small lizards.
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The noose was found near a residence for summer students.
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A noose is thrown around the scarf and cinched tight.
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It was not just because the noose had been hung.
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Random racial terror is what defined lynchings -- not a noose.
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Martin McDonagh's morbid comedy flings its noose around Broadway's neck.
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The Hanged Cowboy Hang cowboy by noose from tree branch.
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Rick Gates, the Manafort protégé, helped tighten his mentor's noose.
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Then it's about letting the creep fasten his own noose.
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And, as the Mueller noose continues to tighten and the Kushner noose continues to tighten, [Trump] is a man with his hand at the controls and yes a trade war is very, very concerning.
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"Your barrel bombs and airstrikes ... it is your noose," she said.
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Ukraine sees it as a potential Russian noose around its neck.
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For Josie and Isabelle, the noose incident only heightened their anxiety.
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Another noose was discovered in the Port of Oakland in California.
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Fake images show a prominent female leader in a hangman's noose.
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Small hydropower projects are too often caught in a regulatory noose.
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Watching her tie a noose around her neck crossed a line.
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The noose was cut loose by a guard just in time.
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It's not known whether that noose was used in his suicide.
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Having a mortgage instantly means that the financial noose is tightened.
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Officials later confirmed to CNN that the "symbol" was a noose.
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In his fantasy life, Cillian drew the noose tighter and tighter.
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European leaders feel as if they are awaiting the hangman's noose.
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There was a noose found hanging from a tree in Philadelphia.
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The noose appears to be tightening around Otoniel and his gang.
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Burberry's 'noose hoodie' Burberry was the latest to earn a flood of online backlash after it debuted a hoodie with cords resembling a noose around the neck during its show at London Fashion Week last Sunday.
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Auburn University: A noose in a residence hall An extension cord tied as a noose was left Wednesday in the common area of campus residence hall, Auburn University's Department of Campus Safety & Security announced on social media.
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READ: Undercover in rebel-held Aleppo The noose tightened around Aleppo's neck.
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Three Member States of the UN contributing to a noose around civilians.
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A particularly disturbing moment shows Offred, mouth covered, staring down a noose.
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"There's no reason to put a noose around its neck," Krysko said.
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The further she progresses, the tighter the noose wraps around her neck.
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Guglielmi added to the outlet that it didn't necessarily resemble a noose.
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A noose was wrapped around Galloway's neck, and she was badly decomposed.
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Security forces have tried to tighten the noose around Tahrir Square demonstrations.
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Soon, some players began spamming chat with Grimoire Noose and Maine Coon.
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Then, when Washington tightens the noose again, ratchet up tensions and repeat.
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Beads hung around the doll's neck in the shape of a noose.
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It was a drawing of a stick figure hanging from a noose.
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Last summer, a paper noose was found hanging in a residence hall.
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After much public criticism, the department allowed the noose in the end.
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In late April, someone reportedly sent her a noose in the mail.
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Black Student in Mississippi Had Noose Put Around His Neck, N.A.A.C.P. Official Says The president of the Mississippi N.A.A.C.P. said white high school students put a noose around the neck of a black student and yanked it tight.
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Images included in BamBrogan's suit show Afshin placing the noose on BamBrogan's chair.
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He wore a red noose-like tie around his neck, standard banker costume.
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The terrified women are forced to take their places at their own noose.
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NBC affiliate WTVJ in Miami said a noose was found at the site.
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Mosul offensive The coalition of 53,25 troops is tightening the noose around ISIS.
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And at one center, a noose was found in one of the cells.
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This time, a noose was found in a boys' bathroom at the school.
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BamBrogan allegedly found a noose on his desk after complaining about company operations.
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The queen's gambit was like a noose slowly tightening around her little neck.
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Below, Cannon has drawn a noose with the phrase "Insert Here" beside it.
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Both men said they left the company following repeated threats and noose sightings.
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You see that middle-aged woman rigging up a noose on that tree?
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That's where they found his unresponsive body, with a noose around his neck.
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There was that broken noose; sometimes a joke gets a little too real.
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They were met with hostility, threats of costly legal fights, and a noose.
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And then Brooks found a noose hanging in the area where he worked.
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National Park Police are investigating the appearance of the noose at the museum.
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"I'm going to kill you," he would say at night, dangling a noose.
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In 2014, a noose was left to hang on a tree on campus.
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The result looked like a slingshot but was actually more like a noose.
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He had the strength to break free from the noose, but collapsed afterward.
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" Another replied with a GIF of a swinging noose, "I'm thinking this instead.
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Brooks said he found a noose hanging in the area where he worked.
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Her bright-red hair racing the tail of the noose down her spine.
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Several of the recent noose cases appear to be aimed at specific people.
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Ms. Dumpson said she grew up knowing the powerful symbolism of the noose.
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There is a noose around the neck of the white man in blackface.
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A noose was found inside the National Museum of African American History and Culture less than a week after a Smithsonian Police officer discovered a noose hanging from a tree in the grounds of the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden.
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Mr. Duncan stirred protests in 2017 when he posted on Facebook an image of a white man labeled "Europe" with a noose around his neck watering a small tree labeled "Islam," with one end of the noose tied around it.
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Another house slave pops up and ties Tom, draping a noose around his neck.
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An abandoned shoe is near the desk; she finds its mate below the noose.
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A noose hangs on a tree on the state capitol grounds in Jackson, Mississippi.
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Sources told the newspaper that investigators could not determine who was behind the noose.
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"The noose tightens, whoever you are!" read the headline in one Saudi-owned newspaper.
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The incident ended with a noose being placed around Smollett's neck, according to police.
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Three days later she was found hanging from a noose in her jail cell.
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As Iraqi forces tighten the noose, the militants have grown increasingly paranoid, residents said.
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And the details involve a suspiciously overpaid fiancée, an attempted coup, and a noose.
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The Wicker Man's spring maypole is referenced — but this time it's a hangman's noose.
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She brought the noose, she said, to symbolize the past lynching of her ancestors.
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Unlikely. We didn't hurt Assad that much and the noose around Raqqa is tightening?
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Why would anyone, especially an African American man, use the symbolism of a noose?
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The government is tightening the noose, but risking international sanctions and a social explosion.
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Then nature hung its noose around the human race's neck and collected its debts.
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Before hope, though, the noose must be secured around a dying and unpleasant relationship.
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It was the second noose found at a Smithsonian museum in the past week.
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It doesn't need to be a noose; it could have been a gas chamber.
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After decades as a barbarous dictator, he met his end in a hangman's noose.
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At a Wisconsin football game, a fan wore an Obama mask and a noose.
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But when Claire and Jamie help him escape the noose, they unleash a monster.
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You didn't deserve, nor anybody deserves, to have a noose put around your neck.
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Afshin Pishevar, who was seen on security footage carrying the noose, was immediately fired.
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His assailants tied a noose around his neck and shouted racial and homophobic slurs.
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But wearing a noose in place of a tie to express a political message.
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She would say, 'Fred Foreman, you're going to end up hanging from a noose.
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He puts on his pristine naval whites, fashions a noose, and attempts to hang himself.
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She led him to the basement, where he saw a toddler hanging from a noose.
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The fans were asked by stadium security to alter their costumes by removing the noose.
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It shows him holding a hangman's noose left on his chair, allegedly to intimidate him.
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And then, the black edging of the dark side encircles her bliss like a noose.
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The property manager said the noose was not present when work ended the previous day.
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He had also claimed that the men attempted to put a noose around his neck.
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The lawsuit also says Anthony found a noose hanging above his desk, The State reported.
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A noose was found hanging inside a shrine to black history in the nation's capital.
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A noose was also found hanging on a tree at the Hirshhorn Museum on Saturday.
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But now the baroque complexity of Oesterlund's finances had become a noose around his neck.
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"It was being worn like a neck tie but shaped like a noose," Guglielmi said.
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"Maybe Peter Thiel will slip the noose, but most of us slow down," she said.
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Though the noose incident took place in Florida, this is not just a Southern problem.
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Epstein is alone in his cell and not responsive, with a noose around his neck.
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Especially the violent, despicable use of a noose, which conjures such evil in our country.
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You didn't have to consider how Black students feel seeing a noose on their campus?
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Weeks earlier, a noose was also discovered at a frat house at the University of Maryland.
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" A hangman's noose dangled from a tree branch, a sign beneath it reading, "Solution to Tyranny.
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She was hanging by a noose from a rope tied to a tree in Payson Canyon.
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For financials, the regulatory noose would only intensify if Elizabeth Warren had the Senate to herself.
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It makes not only celebrity but creativity sound like a noose that she's choked herself with.
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The noose around Wall Street's neck is likely to tighten, no matter who is elected president.
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Many are given paper gowns or tear-proof clothing to prevent them from creating a noose.
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Recently somebody told me, 'I would like to see you with a noose around your neck.
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Baumbach's comedies pull on the tensions between families, friends, and lovers without ever forming a noose.
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As he stood on the gallows, the noose ready, a messenger galloped up with a pardon.
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Near Eagle Pass, they came across a bloated male corpse, with a noose around the neck.
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But there is a more immediate reason that Magufuli is tightening the noose on the opposition.
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The noose was found on Anthony Ferrill's locker in 2015, Molson Coors spokesman Adam Collins said.
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" One recent post, with an image depicting nooses, read: "Noose flash: Treason still punishable by death.
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II. Entering the City Over the next few days, Iraqi forces tightened their noose around Mosul.
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I've been a human cataract plunging through a noose and going to pieces on the rocks.
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Israel, through overreach, has placed itself in a morally indefensible noose, policing the lives of others.
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The incident ended with a noose around his neck and bleach poured on him, police said.
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Cillian carried the Bog Girl onto the dance floor, her braided noose flung over his shoulder.
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He also said the men wrapped a noose around his neck and poured bleach on him.
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He said they beat him, poured bleach on him, and put a noose around his neck.
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Still, limited partners are also seeing a tightening of the noose by their paranoid American managers.
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Instead, they're blindfolded and taken to the prison grounds where a noose is put around their necks.
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For many, the most triggering aspect of the attack on Smollett was the use of the noose.
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Security officials claim they are unaware of how long the noose was up before it was discovered.
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He didn't end up in a hangman's noose like some 13,000 detainees Amnesty estimates met that fate.
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"This victory helps in further tightening the noose around ISIS terrorists," the army told the news agency.
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Hours after the dinner, according to the suit, Shervin's brother Afshin placed a noose on BamBrogan's chair.
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After removing the skeleton from the noose, Mr. Beatty said, he was confronted by his mail carrier.
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"Noose" takes that reality a step further with Choni, and that's why the pairing feels so revelatory.
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The investigation has not yet determined who created the noose, and firefighters are allegedly denying the claim.
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How are you supposed to relax with a stiff collar and silk noose tied around your neck?
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The reported massacres were a savage show of force as the coalition tightened its noose around Mosul.
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She was hanging by a noose from a rope tied to a tree in Payson Canyon, Utah.
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What good is it to throw a man a rope if he sees it as a noose?
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But she couldn't go back, she knew what was there: the noose swinging in the empty room.
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U.S. regulators have tightened the noose on companies' accounting and corporate practices since the 2009 financial crisis.
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According to the company, the rope Pishevar placed on BamBrogan's desk was a lasso, not a noose.
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The latest noose was found on the floor of the section of the museum dedicated to segregation.
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The noose was hanging from a lamp post Saturday outside the Washington museum, US Park Police Sgt.
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The next month, someone left a noose in the kitchen of UMD's Phi Kappa Tau fraternity house.
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She had a noose around her neck and the police are investigating the cause for her death.
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Only 19, he was spared the noose by a law prohibiting the execution of convicts under 21.
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One of his photographs depicts a noose looming just above an athlete about to dunk a basketball.
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"A batch of dinosaurs would put everything straight," Williams writes at one point, as the noose tightens.
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In 2014, a noose was placed around a statue of James Meredith, the university's first black student.
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Some later described the more affluent counties surrounding Baltimore as a "white noose" strangling the city's growth.
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"The noose is tightening," said Bettina E. Brownstein, a lawyer in Little Rock who represents abortion clinics.
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The tightening noose was the episode's crisis, but its dramatic center was Elizabeth and Philip's continuing woes.
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Every scene between Claire and her younger brother, quaking under a noose of Tramadol addiction, is breathtaking.
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This collective memory explains why the noose has become a symbol of white supremacy and racial intimidation.
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The first order of business is to loosen that regulatory noose, one regulatory knot at a time.
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"Israel will not allow Iran's regime to put a noose of terror around our neck," Netanyahu said.
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"Noose was found in employee work area that is restricted to the general public," the tipster began.
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"Israel will not allow the regime to put a noose of terror around our neck," he said.
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Hooper says his roommate, Kenny Spruill, used a fishing pole with a noose to pull the snake out.
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Smithsonian Police found a noose hanging from a tree near the Hirshhorn Museum in Washington, DC Friday evening.
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It wasn't long before they stumbled upon his partner, Frank, hanging from a noose in a suburban home.
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More importantly, it would cut off Kabul from vital eastern provinces, tightening a noose around the capital city.
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Trump badly needs a deal that removes him from the tightening noose in which he now finds himself.
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A statement from our Founding Director Lonnie Bunch on the noose found in our history galleries today. pic.twitter.
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"It's pulling on the noose," said Victor Sanchez, a sociologist at Colegio de la Frontera Norte in Tijuana.
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IMPASSE He has previously upbraided European powers for not standing up to Trump and circumventing his sanctions noose.
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One of the alleged incidents described in the suit involved Afshin Pishevar leaving a noose on BamBrogan's desk.
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Burberry this month unveiled a sweatshirt on a runway with a rope that some said evoked a noose.
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A RIATA (also seen as REATA) is a rope tied in a noose and used to rope cattle.
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But the noose is tightening on the warlock, and one of our duels will surely be his last.
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The property manager said the noose was not present when work ended the previous day, the report said.
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I have the privilege of observation; the privilege of not being threatened, raped, stabbed, hung from a noose.
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Will voters accept a continuing barrage of Washington regulations that tighten the economic noose around their future opportunities?
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The actor had claimed Trump supporters attacked him and tied a noose around his neck (The Associated Press).
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Smollett said the men also poured bleach on him while attempting to tie a noose around his neck.
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Soon after, according to the lawsuit, Mr. Pishevar's brother, Afshin, left "a hangman's noose" on Mr. BamBrogan's chair.
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A noose was found hanging from a tree outside the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden over the weekend.
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Smollett told police he was beaten in January by two men who looped a noose around his neck.
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This time it's Burberry, which showcased a hoodie that had a noose-like drawstring at London Fashion Week.
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Nina Puro is the author of "Each Tree Could Hold a Noose or a House" and other books.
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Martin McDonagh's play, set mostly in a pub owned by one of England's last executioners, loosens its noose.
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In a deeply reported story, my colleague Maria Abi-Habib lays out how that debt was a noose.
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Imagine how you would feel if you showed up at work and found a noose waiting for you.
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A counterfeit preacher, shoulders wreathed in dynamite and neck encircled by a makeshift noose, ponders his probable demise.
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Last October, a noose constructed from toilet paper was found hanging from a door in a residence hall.
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Others are more hieroglyphic: in a corner of one sheet, a stick figure hangs, condemned, from a noose.
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Another photo is a close-up of one of the bedsheets that had been tied into a noose.
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"Epstein was alone in his cell and not responsive, with a noose around his neck," the indictment says.
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He said the assault ended with a noose placed around his neck and a chemical poured on him.
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Smollett said the assailants placed a noose around his neck and poured bleach on him, according to police.
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Other Goldman insiders are more blunt in private, attacking Volcker as a noose tailored for the bank's throat.
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"To me, a noose is lynching," said Taylor Dumpson, the woman who became the university's student government president.
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He was 19 and only spared the noose by a law prohibiting the execution of convicts under 21.
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One kid is white and the other black ... and XXX slips the noose around the white child's neck.
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Our sources say when cops responded, the noose had already been taken down and was in the garbage.
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Verdict: All things considered, a campus police intervention is the best outcome for a noose-based public art project.
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Rainn Wilson is speaking out against racism after one of his friends discovered a noose on their front lawn.
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The ad "hung the nuclear noose around Goldwater and finished him off," noted presidential speechwriter and adviser Bill Moyers.
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U.S. Park Police arrived on the scene after the noose was discovered and removed it, according to Smithsonian Magazine.
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She pulled the noose tight around her neck, tensed one leg and prepared to kick out with the other.
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In July, his forces tightened the noose around eastern Aleppo to wage yet another brutal "kneel or starve" campaign.
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But the mob already had the noose around her neck, and they kept it up until the balloons dropped.
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It reportedly features a white doll, whose face was painted brown, hanging from a ceiling fan by a noose.
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After finding an actual man in the cage, the player finds a noose and, surrounded by silence, hangs themselves.
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The company replaced all ropes in the plant with yellow chains in an effort to stem the noose incidents.
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Not far from it is the statue of Mr. Meredith, much newer, that had been vandalized with a noose.
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He said the attackers struck him, doused him with a chemical substance and put a noose around his neck.
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On Saturday, the Park Police removed a noose from a tree outside the Hirshhorn Museum, which exhibits contemporary art.
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The determinedly perky young black woman in the SupremacyLand carnival booth was teaching visitors how to make a noose.
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The province remains largely controlled by the Taliban, who are tightening their noose around the provincial capital, Tirin Kot.
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Soon the noose starts to tighten around Frank's neck, too — and there's a lot he wants to keep hidden.
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Smollett also said the men placed a noose around his neck and poured bleach on him, according to police.
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Another work is simply a stone wrapped in silk; elsewhere, an orchid wilts and dries in a tiny noose.
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An earlier version of this article referred incorrectly to the Sri Lankan government's decision to obtain a new noose.
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An "unknown substance" was poured on Smollett and a noose tied around his neck before the attackers made their escape.
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Good and Osborne were proof: They both denied the charges of witchcraft and were taken straight to the hangman's noose.
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Bob Menendez, say it'll only "tighten the noose" of the Castro regime around the neck of the Cuban people. 3.
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Faith can move around very quickly, but groups of foes have a tendency to surround her and tighten the noose.
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Instead, Russian soldiers tightened the noose around Debaltseve, a strategic transit hub linking the separatist strongholds of Donetsk and Luhansk.
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"You're in a community that is predominately black, yet you don't know what the noose symbolizes?" a Brooklyn parent asked.
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On Long Island, there was a noose on display, and no apology forthcoming from the man who put it up.
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"What does he think, I'm going to pick up my mail carrier and stick him in a noose?" he said.
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The attackers yelled that Smollett was in "MAGA country" and put a noose around the actor's neck, according to authorities.
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ISIS tightens noose on Mosul residents Meanwhile, a US general claimed that some local ISIS leaders are fleeing the city.
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Burberry apologized after a hoodie with ropes resembling a noose was featured in a catwalk event at London Fashion Week.
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While you're tying yourself a noose because al;skdja;lskdjf;aklsjdff;falfuckfuckfuck, the problem may well be something incredibly stupid.
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"Can we buy another noose with the winnings," one worker allegedly wrote in a text message chain about lottery tickets.
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At the center of the noose was a circle with a slash through it, a symbolic call to defeating intolerance.
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He also said the men poured an "unknown liquid" on him and attempted to tie a noose around his neck.
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The president of the mint workers' union said the employee created the noose with rope used to seal coin bags.
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Surveillance video captured the coin-maker, who is white, walking across the factory floor with the noose in his hand.
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"He put a noose on it and it went into the death roll that I've seen on TV," Kibbe said.
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To agree to the Iranians basing themselves in Syria is like agreeing to Iran putting a noose around our neck.
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BamBrogan separately filed a restraining order against Pishevar for allegedly placing a hangman's noose on BamBrogan's chair after a disagreement.
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Today, resurgent white nationalists are rehearsing their own unsubtle symbols, from the casually placed noose to the tightly clutched torch.
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Another noose was found hanging on a tree outside of the Hirshhorn Gallery, a contemporary art museum, just days earlier.
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One said May was entering "the killing zone", while another said May should "bring her own noose" to the meeting.
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Every part of this flower inspires fear: The hair clip resembles a noose, perhaps for a victim choked by femininity.
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His signature nuclear deal with world powers now has become a noose around his neck that hard-liners gleefully tighten.
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Six weeks later, he posted an image of a noose in front of a black background on his Facebook page.
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You didn't deserve -- nor anybody deserves -- to have a noose put around your neck, to have bleach thrown on you.
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Smollett said the assault ended with a noose placed around his neck and a chemical poured on him, police said.
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As the noose has tightened, even those who joined the caliphate in its earliest days are trying to save themselves.
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" They offer a point-by-point refutation of the claims made in Pishevar, Lloyd, and Lonsdale's suit, including the assertion that the noose/lasso "was a threat of violence, and even [the] company recognized it as such -- firing Afshin immediately and hiring armed security guards to patrol the campus after the noose was left.
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The noose, according to the filing, was actually a lasso indicating BamBrogan was "acting like a cowboy" and had been caught.
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" Through Willingham, Afshin Pishevar said designating the rope a noose amounts to "an ill-fated attempt to bolster a meritless lawsuit.
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Three days later, she was found hanging from a noose made from a plastic bag in her cell at the jail.
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"Granting them market economy status in the current circumstances would tighten the noose around the UK steel industry's neck," he said.
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Despite the intensity of the fighting, there is little doubt that Kurdish and Iraqi forces are tightening the noose around Mosul.
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The man wearing it was also carrying a noose that he told reporters was meant for UK Prime Minister Theresa May.
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As Treasury officials find it harder to impose financial sanctions, American naval commanders are struggling to tighten the noose on China.
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But he was spared the noose because it was deemed that he was a minor when he had committed the crime.
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With few cues to draw the eye, the sudden appearance a familiar form unexpectedly dangling from a noose could go unseen.
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The objective, he said, was to "tighten the noose" around IS. Reuters reporters on the ground saw helicopters carrying out strikes.
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At the University of Maryland, a noose was left in the kitchen of the Phi Kappa Tau fraternity house in April.
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On Friday, a Smithsonian police officer reportedly found a noose hanging from a tree while making security checks on the grounds.
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After one arrest, Brown attempted to hang himself in his jail cell, fashioning a noose from the belt of his sweater.
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In one of the more memorable allegations, BamBrogan said Afshin Pishevar left a hangman's noose at his desk as a threat.
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But an unnamed TSA employee told CNN that it consisted of two stuffed gorillas hanging from a noose on a pole.
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He said "the noose is tightening" around the British currency as it careers toward a no-deal departure from the bloc.
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Boyd, Brooks and other black workers said initial meetings after the noose focused on violence, but not racial discrimination or intimidation.
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It is 2017, and a prominent New York City butcher allegedly gave a noose to a black deliveryman as a joke.
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In this context, those noose around Hooded Justice's neck and KKK-style hood he wears become terrifying symbols of white power.
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Several pairs of bananas were discovered around campus, each strung together with a thin black rope fashioned to resemble a noose.
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For example, in 2019, Burberry sent a model down the runway wearing a hooded sweatshirt with strings that resembled a noose.
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That's not massively likely at present, but a slow noose around the area may soften Syrian Kurdish opinion about the issue.
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So far, Maduro has fended off Guaido's challenge, retaining control of the armed forces and tightening the noose around opposition lawmakers.
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During the previous spring semester, white students had placed a noose around the neck of the campus statue depicting James Meredith.
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Yet he abused his wife, Michelle, for years, gradually tightening the noose around her world until there was almost nothing left.
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We're told L.A. County Sheriff's detectives currently have the case and are working to determine who might have hung the noose.
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In Wisconsin, a fan at a college football game wore a President Barack Obama mask with a noose on his neck.
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MOBILE, Alabama — Ron Law walked into the break room at work one morning and found a noose hanging from the ceiling.
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One said May was entering "the killing zone", while another said May should "bring her own noose" to the 1922 committee meeting.
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The Salt section of her website shows her other sodium chloride creations, including a bicycle, a chandelier, a noose and a violin.
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As you might know ... Burberry apologized after getting tons of backlash for showcasing the noose hoodie, calling it a mistake and insensitive.
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In Towns's vision, each wears a noose around their necks, held in place by one raised fist, a gesture of black power.
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"We're gonna really cut the noose and let it loose with the Prancercise gallop!" she says shortly after the two-minute mark.
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THE BROGAN BAMBROGAN AWARD FOR BEING BROGAN BAMBROGAN IN THE BROGAN BAMBROGAN SCANDAL This story had all the allegations: a hangman's noose!
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Later that night, Afshin Pishevar, the lawyer and Shervin's brother, was seen by the security camera placing a noose on BamBrogan's chair.
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IRAN FUMES OVER EU INACTION He has previously upbraided European powers for not standing up to Trump and circumventing his sanctions noose.
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He'd wear a harness tethered to the rafters by a thick piano wire that kept the noose an inch above his neck.
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In the interminable and exacting hours of residency training, it began to resemble a noose that became increasingly suffocating throughout the day.
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In May, Kurdish militants wrested the strategic city of Tabqa from ISIS, further tightening the noose around Raqqa, ISIS's self-declared capital.
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The NCAAP condemned the noose found in the African-American history museum and called on President Trump to speak out about it.
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At in April, a noose was left in the kitchen of the Phi Kappa Tau fraternity house at the University of Maryland.
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The noose was found Wednesday in the history galleries of the Washington museum, which was opened last year by President Barack Obama.
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So the noose is tightening more precipitously than it ever has before, and in this instance, the KGB seemingly has no idea.
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As they bloom, the tumors can tighten like a noose, constricting the windpipe and giving their victims a sensation of perpetual drowning.
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Fashion designer Burberry has apologized amid backlash over an item in its new collection that resembled a noose around a model's neck.
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And an image of Leila de Lima, a local lawmaker and a critic of Mr. Duterte, depicted her facing a hangman's noose.
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On April 4—yes, this year, one month ago—Ottomanelli allegedly gave a yellow rope tied into a noose to Victor Sheppard.
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Investigators have video of Smollett walking into a hotel after the incident with what appears to be a noose around his neck.
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But so far, the only firm action by Congress since Helsinki is a move to loosen - not tighten - the noose on Russia.
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"The borders surround us like a noose," said Bryan, standing in the yard with the others in their group, the Casa Blanca.
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Take the moral high ground and publicly declare (perhaps on Twitter) that the noose is repugnant and offends every right-thinking American.
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A West Virginia school district is reportedly investigating a drawing showing a noose that referenced a black basketball player from another school.
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The region's first days after the vote were spent not laying the groundwork for statehood, but struggling to escape a tightening noose.
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Savona has been quoted in the national press in recent years as saying that the euro is a "noose around Italy's neck".
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Smollett told police he was attacked by two men who slipped a noose around his neck and shouted multiple slurs at him.
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The video showed Mr. Wongtalay fixing a noose around his daughter's neck and then dropping her off the side of a building.
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He wore a distinctive costume during these exploits: a black executioner-style hood over his head, a hangman's noose around his neck.
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He said the noose was found in a construction site at Rickover Hall where hoists are being used to install new piping.
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Smollett reported in January that he had been attacked in Chicago in an incident that ended with a noose around his neck.
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" Another headline from Saudi-owned al-Hayat warned: "After the launch (of the anti-corruption drive), the noose tightens, whomever you are!
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Trading firms like CMC Markets and IG have come under pressure as ESMA tightens the noose on products like CFDs and "binary options".
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Bland was arrested by Encinia after a traffic stop turned confrontational, and was found hanging from a noose in her cell days later.
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The deal has seen most of the sanctions lifted, loosening the noose on the country's economy and allowing foreign investment to pour in.
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But after a succession of regime victories in recent months, the noose has tightened around Idlib, leaving its inhabitants with nowhere to run.
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In 2014, three Ole Miss students, including a fraternity member, placed a noose on a campus statue of the school's first black student.
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On Monday, July 13, after three days in custody, Bland was found hanging from a noose fashioned from a plastic trash can liner.
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They also said he tied the noose for her, attached it to a tree and provided a stool for her to stand on.
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Przybycien's voice can be heard from behind the camera and then, moments later, Brown inhales the aerosol air duster while wearing the noose.
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Also among them are a Japanese BDSM art collab, a flamingo noose, and a giant art history back patch with a gold frame.
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Footage and photos show the members taping the snake's mouth shut, holding it, putting a noose around its neck and kicking the python.
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"He would've been led past the same hangman's noose where he sent people to meet their Lord," said one of the prison officials.
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He was twisting a thick towel, which was wrapped with a plastic tape so it could be given the shape of a noose.
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A noose was reportedly found hanging outside the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. Saturday, the third similar incident in recent weeks.
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And as US coalition-backed forces tighten the noose on Raqqa, many more women who pledged allegiance to ISIS are sure to flee.
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Her vivid aliveness in this moment was undeniable, as was the euphoria that seized her when she worked her head through the noose.
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" Joseph Gulant, an attorney and tax expert at the firm Blank Rome, said, "the noose is really tightening on these off-shore structures.
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Their show, "The Witch and Don Cristóbal", was provocative: a nun was stabbed by a crucifix; a judge was hanged with a noose.
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There is that title, after all, and the fact that the entire play takes place under a noose looming over a wooden platform.
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They posed for photographs with their kill, including an elephant, a leopard and a crocodile, which dangled by a noose from a tree.
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One man told his wife a fellow detainee was forced to stand on his tip-toes with a noose tied around his neck.
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As Buzzfeed first reported, the finding prompted museum staff to close the gallery for an hour as police arrived to remove the noose.
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A University of Illinois student was arrested on felony hate crime charges Monday after allegedly hanging a noose in an on-campus elevator.
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Anand does a stellar job of sketching Singh's trajectory from orphanage to hangman's noose, and from obscurity into the pantheon of Indian heroes.
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Lured by the plump fruit, her attentions are distracted from the rabbit that lies in front of her, a noose around its neck.
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Even as the special prosecutor's noose appears to close around the president's inner circle, party leaders mimic Mr. Trump's denunciations of the investigation.
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One Republican candidate, George Romney, called for an integration plan to loosen the "high-income white noose" of white suburbs around black ghettos.
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If you innocently decorate your office with a rope shaped into a noose because you like rodeo cowboys, I can still be offended.
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Linda Greenhouse Contributing Opinion Writer If it seems as if the noose is tightening around women's access to abortion, that's because it is.
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In a court hearing later that day, Judge John Fitzgerald Lyke says that the "most vile" part was the use of the noose.
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Republicans as well as Democrats see no end of talk about extramarital affairs, hush money and the tightening noose of the Mueller probe.
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The men bought masks and a noose , and the actor directed them on what epithets to hurl when they attacked him, officials said.
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In January Smollett reported to police that he had been attacked in an incident that included a noose being placed around his neck.
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In 2016, four white high school football players placed a noose around a black football player's neck and pulled it backwards during practice.
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On Wednesday, a Trump supporter brought an effigy of Clinton with a noose around her neck to a campaign rally in North Carolina.
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"The noose is an incendiary image with repugnant racial connotations," Robert H. Tembeckjian, the judicial commission administrator, said in a statement on Tuesday.
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He also said one of the attackers put a rope around his neck, which a police spokesman said was shaped like a noose.
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As he walks away from the site of the attack — bloodied and draped in a hood and a noose — he sees a mugging.
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He also said one of the attackers put a rope around his neck, which a police spokesman said was shaped like a noose.
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The complaint alleges that a noose, directed at an African American employee, was hung in a meeting room used daily by DWR staff.
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At the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, in May, a noose was found in an exhibition about segregation.
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Works in 30 Americans include "Duck, Duck, Noose," (1992) by Gary Simmons — where the children's game is transformed into a circle of chairs topped with Klan hoods, the eponymous noose awaiting whoever ends up in the middle; "The Great White Way, 22 Miles, 9 Years, 52003 Street" (2001–2002), a digital video process piece and statement on homelessness wherein artist William Pope.
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Fighting to reimpose a radical Islamist regime, Taliban insurgents have tightened the noose on provincial capitals in Kunduz, Uruzgan, and Helmand, among other areas.
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Russia's decision briefly to park a tanker across the Kerch Strait after the clash was a less than subtle reminder of this tightening noose.
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In the suit, Bambrogan claims that after he and other employees sent the letter, Shervin's brother Afshin Pishevar left a noose on BamBrogan's desk.
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He looks like an executioner, although the hood and the noose, in the context of an episode about a lynching, has other disturbing associations.
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Prosecutors allege that Przybycien purchased the rope used in the suicide and tied the noose for Jchandra Brown, who hanged herself in May 2017.
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There's like a guy dangling from a noose, or one that says, "We know where you live" which has the number 88 on it.
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"The noose has tightened around us after the attacks in Qaa," said 25-year-old Syrian Rabie, who lives in a town outside Beirut.
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He also told police that he helped Brown tie her noose and had previously researched how to do so, according to the charging documents.
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As he runs toward the bonfire, he also notices another person in the woods walking towards the group holding a noose and a knife.
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" While the parents differed on the exact wording of Hatchell's statement, they were unanimous in saying their daughters heard the words "noose" and "tree.
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Though Great Britain informally rejected Alexander's offer, the British felt the noose of triangulation nonetheless and decided to negotiate directly with the United States.
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Instead of getting help, a panicked Mendez lets her die, and positions her body in a noose so it appears to be a suicide.
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A Smithsonian police officer found the noose hanging from a tree while conducting security checks, according to a statement from the National Parks Service.
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Other incidents In other incidents away from the National Mall, a noose was found at a construction site in Washington this month, police said.
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It could be that the tightening noose of Robert Mueller's Russia investigation, and the steady press coverage of it, has put him on edge.
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The bold work features a noose-like head on a muscular body with a captivating windmill-like part in the heart of the piece.
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Investigators have video of Smollett entering the hotel after the alleged attack with what appears to be a noose around his neck, Guglielmi said.
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Mr. Adams has a deceptive style; initially his films seem loosely shot, but the aggregation of seemingly tossed-off scenes tightens like a noose.
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For example, Brogan says that a company lawyer — who is also the brother of company investor Shervin Pishevar — left a noose on Brogan's desk.
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Those in the opposition fear that this tightening economic noose could result in increasingly desperate acts as Mr. Ortega fights for his political life.
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Mitch Albom's "Tuesdays With Morrie" ruled the nonfiction list 20 years ago, while Sue Grafton's "N Is for Noose" was the country's top novel.
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Investigators said they have video of Smollett entering the hotel after the alleged attack with what appears to be a noose around his neck.
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Soon after a noose was found hanging in a frat house, a group of students of color organized a safe area in the library.
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Protagonist Angela Abar (Oscar-winner Regina King) finds him hanged on a noose, swinging from the lone tree in the middle of a field.
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Smollett reported to police in January that he had been attacked in Chicago in an incident that ended with a noose around his neck.
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The issue came to light after a fan in the Badgers' stands wore a President Obama mask with a noose around his neck Oct.
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"In the last week, the SDF have tightened their noose around ISIS in the northern and eastern and western part of Raqqa," Dillon said.
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Will is nearly lynched by other officers—and when he pulls on a hood, to fight crime anonymously, he continues to wear the noose.
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Also in Maryland, two 20163-year-olds are being prosecuted in the hanging of a noose from a light fixture outside a middle school.
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Resolving these issues with the state of California, the company's home state and biggest market, end the biggest noose hanging over the company's head.
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He claims they tied a noose around his neck before pouring a substance he thought was bleach on him and bolting from the scene.
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Tension has escalated sharply since last month when the Trump administration tightened its sanctions noose, ordering all countries to halt purchases of Iranian oil.
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One bound himself in a red nylon rope with a noose at one end, taping his mouth to symbolize the erosion of Hong Kong's liberties.
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Between Philipp Plein fat-shaming a show reviewer and Burberry's noose hoodie on the runway, it seemed that bad press was a little too free.
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Your barrel bombs and mortars and airstrikes have allowed the militia in Aleppo to encircle tens of thousands of civilians in your ever-tightening noose.
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Rebels put a noose around Hafez's neck and then pulled until he crashed face-first into the blue tiles of the fountain that surrounded him.
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As the army tightens the noose, fighters and civilians are bracing for a full-blown assault and bitter shortages that could last through the winter.
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The Miami Herald reported that someone had created a noose out of twine and hung it over the family photo of an African-American lieutenant.
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Elisabeth shoots him in the leg, then lets him hang for a minute or two — but ultimately spares his life by shooting down his noose.
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The long-running show celebrated Trump's 100 days in office with a sketch featuring press secretary Sean Spicer hanging by a noose, among other niceties.
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Asked about the discovery of a noose, US Park Police said it was investigating "a case of that nature" but did not provide further details.
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Why it matters: The sanctions noose tightened around North Korea over the last year, and some say that's why Kim wants to meet with Trump.
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The region has not been without its racial tensions, Mr. Johnson said, adding that he would not call the case with the noose an aberration.
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Boeing reportedly said it fired the employee who hung the noose, but the racist environment at the plant led to Anthony taking medical leave twice.
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Rubbing her fingers together isn't going to get Paige through every situation that arises as her parents' homeland falls and the noose draws ever tighter.
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Further, there has been a surge in noose hate crime incidents this year, including those taking place on college campuses and K-12 public schools.
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Soon thereafter an upstanding citizen drove one of the black teenagers into the woods, placed a noose around the child's neck and demanded a confession.
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But occasionally you're forced to consider a particularly tenebrous force like Chris Cornell, found with a noose around his neck in a Detroit hotel room.
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We roared when Robert Mueller extracted a guilty plea from a cooperative Michael Flynn, and the investigative noose seemed to tighten around Donald Trump's neck.
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In 2001, he narrowly escaped the hangman's noose when he was tried on charges of plotting to kill Mr. Mugabe before the 2002 presidential election.
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Police reopened the National Museum of African American History three hours after the noose was spotted and are currently investigating both incidents, BuzzFeed News reports.
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In October, a black student at the university reported that someone tied toilet paper in the shape of a noose on her dorm room door.
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"The noose has long represented a deplorable act of cowardice and depravity — a symbol of extreme violence for African-Americans," he wrote in an email.
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A short distance from Toledo, in Maumee, Ohio, a black worker told CNN he found a noose hanging over his area at a UPS center.
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Last year, a white student from the University of Illinois was charged with a hate crime for hanging up a noose in a dorm elevator.
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Underneath that hood and noose, so evocative of the Ku Klux Klan, was a black cop and survivor of the Tulsa Race Massacre, Will Reeves.
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"I think if we do this well -- and we're capable of doing it -- we can essentially tighten the noose around Saddam Hussein's neck," he said.
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But it doesn't come with the historical baggage that accompanied every horrific representation of Obama, whether it be his likeness hung from a noose and burned, as happened in Kentucky during Obama's run for his first term, or his image being worn as a costume, with a noose around the neck, at a University of Wisconsin football game, as happened last November, just before Election Day.
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The company's countersuit said that there was, in fact, no "hangman's noose," and that the anecdote overdramatizes the incident in an effort to capture media attention.
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He alleged that brothers Abel and Ola Osundairo beat him, placed a noose around his neck and poured an unknown chemical substance on him before fleeing.
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It was the third time in the past month that a noose has been found in or near one of the museums on the National Mall.
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As we first reported ... 2 men attacked Smollett at around 2 AM in Chicago and put his head in a noose and doused him in bleach.
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"As the noose tightens, the reaction of Daesh gets fiercer," said Jihan Sheikh Ahmed, spokeswoman for the Raqqa offensive, using the Arabic acronym for Islamic State.
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Lethal injection has emerged as the latest method of execution without obvious cruelty, replacing the electric chair, the gas chamber, the firing squad and the noose.
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Both, in 2019, are striking reminders that being gay while Black is still punishable by noose and bleach or the closed fists of your own father.
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In August, a firefighter recruit from Pompano Beach was fired after a noose was found hanging over a fellow recruit's chair during a June training session.
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MIAMI – Six firefighters in Miami have been fired after a noose was hung over a black firefighter&aposs family photo and lewd pictures drawn on it.
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Wyatt's crew, led by Angela (Talulah Riley), has looped a noose around the Man in Black's neck that will hang him when the horse runs off.
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Former employee Amber Thomas shared an image of what the retailer called "the Y-necklace," a rose gold chain with several coils fashioned like a noose.
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A noose was found last month in the lobby of the National Museum of African American History and Culture, and another one outside the Hirshhorn Museum.
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And it's right out there in the open, like painting a swastika on a gravesite or hanging a scarecrow by a noose in your front yard.
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The move, which has not been finalized, would represent another step in tightening the financial noose on the government of President Nicolas Maduro and his supporters.
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"He feels the noose tightening, and I think that has certainly spurred some of this," a former Trump White House official said of the president's attitude.
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After the loss of Mosul, the US coalition-backed noose on Raqqa was already in place, but the huge symbolism of the city for ISIS remained.
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In March, a former University of Mississippi student pleaded guilty to draping a noose around the neck of a statue of the school's first black student.
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Carrey depicts Hyde-Smith holding a noose, a reference to her controversial comments that she'd be in the "front row" of a "public hanging," if invited.
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An employee at Boeing's North Charleston branch in South Carolina claims coworkers urinated on his desk and hung a noose at the plant earlier this year.
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Framed in the mouth of the television, she is unrecognizable, silk foaming at her hips, a ruff of tulle coiled like a noose at her neck.
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Burberry was recently called out for its new hoodies that feature a rope, which some critics say looked a lot like a noose, around the neck.
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When Yusmar Torres had no medication to control her mood disorder and depression, she constructed a noose out of a bedsheet and threatened to commit suicide.
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The noose was found hanging by the front door of a house under construction, according to CNN, which reported Saturday that the house is currently unoccupied.
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The graffiti found this week also came a week after a chalk drawing depicting a noose showed up on a wall at another Brooklyn subway station.
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On the same day, tourists visiting the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington found a noose hanging in an exhibition on segregation.
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" She writes honestly and simply about her brother Dan's mental illness and suicide: "My brother's suicide is a noose around my neck and it is tightening.
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A noose was found Wednesday at an exhibition on segregation inside the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, the Smithsonian Institution announced.
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UPS did not dispute a noose was hung but said the culprit was promptly fired and said it takes any form of racial discrimination extremely seriously.
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After the noose incident, President Loh condemned the act and reaffirmed the university's dedication to promoting diversity, saying that this was not representative of the community.
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In May 2017, visitors at the museum were removed from one section after someone left a noose on the floor of one of the exhibit rooms.
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Smollett told police that he was beaten by two men who looped a noose around his neck and threw vile comments at him on January 29.
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Those same officers go on to terrorize and lynch Will, tying a noose around his neck and hanging him, but they stop short of killing him.
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When a BFA student exhibited an artwork that uses the image of a noose, he didn't realize the impact it would have on the college community.
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"You watch the political and diplomatic noose tighten around Maduro's neck," Pompeo told reporters accompanying him on the trip before taking off for the United States.
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Saddam Hussein shot back, "Is this how real men behave?" before the trap sprang and the noose tightened on a man who remained defiant to the end.
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The query "Show me how to tie a tie" inadvertently surfaced a video titled "The Family-Friendly Noose Song," with over 2.4 million views on the platform.
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In 2007, Midlarsky's office door was painted with a swastika and a noose was left on the doorknob of a black professor's office in the same building.
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The video showed Brown standing on a rock with the noose around her neck, holding a shirt and the can of air duster, according to court documents.
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"Criminalizing peaceful speech appears part of the Malaysian government's larger effort to tighten the noose on anyone expressing political discontent," said Phil Robertson, HRW's deputy Asia director.
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That includes Paulina Gaitán, who gets more screen time this season as Escobar's wife Tata, who can see the noose tightening and kingdom unraveling before he does.
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In March, 19 UPS workers said they also discovered a noose at a distribution center in Ohio and alleged they were subjected to racial discrimination and harassment.
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All of this subterfuge is part of Haunted Nancy Drew's plan to find evidence of the convent's wrongdoing and then escaping through that "The Noose Tightens" tunnel.
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Sources familiar with the company confirm that Afshin Pishevar placed the rope on the desk but they said that it was not a noose, but a lasso.
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Riccardo Tisci and everyone at Burberry it is beyond me how you could let a look resembling a noose hanging from a neck out on the runway.
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The "Empire" actor, who is black and gay, also said his attackers poured what he believed was bleach over him and put a noose around his neck.
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The young male appears to be emaciated and near death, toppled over on the side of a road with a poacher's noose wrapped tightly around his neck.
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For the second time at a Smithsonian museum in less than a week, someone left a noose at the National Museum of African American History and Culture.
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The actor, 36, who is black and gay, also said his attackers poured what he believed was bleach over him and put a noose around his neck.
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Other officials, including national security adviser John Bolton favored letting Chevron's license expire in hopes it would dent energy production and tighten the noose on Maduro's leadership.
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Officers went to a house under construction in southeast Washington and "discovered a rope, tied in a noose, displayed by the front door," a police report said.
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California time, Shervin's brother and Chief Legal Officer of Hyperloop One, Defendant Afshin Pishevar, strolled through Hyperloop One's office and placed a hangman's noose on BamBrogan's chair.
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American University announced in April that despite elevating the hate crime to the FBI and federal prosecutors, all credible leads regarding the noose incident had been exhausted.
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He said the student was approached from behind by two or three white students who, without warning, put a noose around his neck and pulled it tight.
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It took just two days after the latter remark for anti-LBGTQ posters to appear on college campuses (and Twitter feeds) showing bodies hanging from a noose.
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In one pre-trial hearing, a witness testified that Hart had said he would drag Hubbard into court, "tie a noose" around his neck, and tighten it.
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"The noose has long represented a deplorable act of cowardice and depravity -- a symbol of extreme violence for African-Americans," said Lonnie Bunch, the museum's founding director.
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BamBrogan was forced out of the company just days after Pishevar, who was allegedly caught on security cameras placing the noose on BamBrogan's chair, was also fired.
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The same Marine was also accused by two others of placing a noose around the neck of another service member and tugging on it in July 5.
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The silhouette of a cowboy, à la The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, is a colorful sunset with a cactus and a noose inside its outline.
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It was a breaking point, the beginning of the end of his career -- and that of Boyd -- at GM. Not just because the noose had been hung.
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Prior to that, a noose was left in a fraternity house in April on the University of Maryland campus in College Park, just northeast of the District.
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" Many waved signs accusing Prime Minister Theresa May of treachery, and one man carried a 10-foot noose, telling a reporter, "That's what the traitor May deserves.
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In 2014, a noose was placed around a statue of James Meredith, the university's first black student, whose enrollment in 1962 led to deadly rioting on campus.
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Last Friday, a similar noose was discovered hanging from a tree at the the Hirshhorn Museum, a contemporary art museum on the other side of the Mall.
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The noose found on Wednesday afternoon was the second one to have been discovered in the past week at the Smithsonian museum complex on the National Mall.
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To remove this noose that has been choking Palestinians, the authority must be replaced with the sort of community-based decision making that predated the body's establishment.
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I keep thinking of the Noose Lady (Alyson Brown, who is not related to Matthew Brown), and how she tried to coax me into tying that knot.
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The next morning, when Ms. Noel and Mr. Thomas entered Mr. Epstein's cell, they found him unresponsive "with a noose around his neck," according to the indictment.
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Hindemith, a modern-day Grünewald trying to survive within the tightening cultural noose of Nazi Germany, wrote a symphony that seeks balance between personal and communal expression.
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"@realDonaldTrump and @LindseyGrahamSC this is a lynching," tweeted Michael Steele, linking to a picture of an African American man being hung from a tree by a noose.
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There have also been noose-related incidents in Maryland, Louisiana, North Carolina and Florida — quiet, insidious acts of violence, reminders that racial hatred is alive and well.
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Behind it is a tightening noose of repression and fear, and while the lights may be on, voices of dissent have been switched off one by one.
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One dispute surrounds a long, looped rope BamBrogan discovered on his office chair one morning, in the shape of a noose or a lasso, depending on your perspective.
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Cops ask Jussie if he wants to take the noose off ... he says he would take it off, but he wanted them to see it before he did.
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They are taken to the grounds of the prison, where they are hanged, likely unaware of their fate until they feel the noose around their neck, Amnesty alleges.
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Some of the participants carried small effigies of Premier Douglas, hanging from a noose (you can see them in the archival clip from the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation below).
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It seems all of the Globe's staff were killed (even the ones who were fertile, like the mother — June finds her shoe at the foot of a noose).
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Bughead, on the other hand, is genuinely compelling, since "The Noose Tightens" proves Jughead is also willing to kick down doors for his beloved, Betty Cooper (Lili Reinhart).
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Six Miami firefighters were fired on Wednesday after they hung a noose over a black colleague's family photo and drew a penis on his wife picture, officials said.
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Her putting the noose around her neck, stepping onto the pedestal, and inhaling the compressed air so she passed out and slipped from the pedestal caused her death.
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There's a reason Alice Cooper nearly died hanging himself by a noose onstage during rehearsals at Wembley Stadium in 1988: he wanted to put on a good show.
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Tightening the noose ISIS just got some more bad news: Qayyarah Airfield, not far from Mosul, is now able to land large American and Iraqi fixed-wing aircraft.
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US Vice President Mike Pence said the US would try to marshal support from its allies and North Korea's neighbors, including China, and tighten the noose around Kim.
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They are taken to the grounds of the prison, where they are hanged, likely unaware of their fate until they feel the noose around their neck, Amnesty alleged.
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Burberry has issued an apology after one of their models walked the runway wearing a sweatshirt with strings tied in the shape of a noose around the neck.
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Racist flyers, slurs and a noose Tamara Adams vividly remembers the day she saw the white nationalist flyers posted on campus: "America is a white nation," it read.
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I wrapped the poop up in toilet paper and flushed it down the staff toilet and wondered how much tulle would it take to make myself a noose.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Syrian troops seized a suburb of the eastern city of Deir al-Zor on Sunday, tightening the noose around Islamic State, a Syrian military source said.
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"There's a noose around Baltimore City and, as a consequence, we have economic apartheid," Stephen Sachs, a former Maryland attorney general, told the Baltimore Sun on Dec. 12.
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What does matter, and something Fagan handles with deceptively effortless prose, is the way in which ordinary, even banal, life dramas unfold while the existential noose is tightening.
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Tuesday was one of the worst days of Trump's presidency, with the convictions of Cohen and Manafort suggesting that the legal noose around Trump is beginning to tighten.
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The Smithsonian nooses Amid the 36,000 artifacts at the new National Museum of African-American History and Culture in Washington, D.C., tourists on Wednesday found a noose hanging.
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In fact, step-by-step all of the points approach being on the circle, like a noose tightening, therefore, the perimeter of the circle must also be 260.
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Ron Kuby, Ottomanelli's attorney, said that Paul Durango—a worker who has since been fired—actually gave Sheppard the noose, and that the men were laughing about it.
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Smollett alleged that two men — who shouted "MAGA country" alongside racist and homophobic slurs — beat him up, poured bleach on him, and tied a noose around his neck.
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While on P.O.I. watch, Manning wore what's known as a "suicide smock," a white nylon garment that is all but impossible to twist or rip into a noose.
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Earlier this month, near an elementary school in the largely African-American Hillcrest neighborhood of Washington, police found a noose hanging from a beam at a construction site.
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One of her own lawmakers said that she should bring a noose to the meeting of the backbenchers 1922 Committee in an article published in a Sunday newspaper.
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He had not reported it from the scene, and when he got home was still wearing a noose that he said the perpetrators had placed around his neck.
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He said they were wearing masks and yelled racial and homophobic slurs, poured some kind of substance on him and put a noose around his neck before fleeing.
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But at the end of the video, she enters a cave where a noose dangles from a branch above her, and it's implied that she has committed suicide.
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He said two apparent supporters of President Donald Trump struck him, put a noose around his neck and poured bleach over him while yelling racist and homophobic slurs.
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However, the countersuit claims the "hangman's noose" incident was a sham complaint the stuff of tabloid fodder and was a publicity stunt aimed at gaining leverage in BamBrogan's case.
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Nataliia Karia, 43, was sentenced Monday to 10 years of probation after pleading guilty for trying to kill a toddler in her home by hanging him from a noose.
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Esoteric has been making some of the most punishing and sonically overwhelming funeral doom in existence for over 20 years, and Burden of the Noose spews pure, unadulterated sludge.
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TV: All season long, it felt like the noose was really tightening around Philip and Elizabeth, but you always figured out how to pull back at the last moment.
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On a noose-like loop from each of these pegs, Cloud had strung one or more of what look like women's belts, many with decorative sparkles or shiny surfaces.
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Jessica — whom the whole school believes lied about being raped in order to protect her relationship with Justin — receives a blow-up doll with a noose around its neck.
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The City of Miami Fire Department fired six firefighters Wednesday for hanging a noose over a black colleague's family photo and drawing lewd images on his other family pictures.
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An oil painting, titled "boogie man", shows a woman held prostrate beneath the hangman's noose, her head held back by a headless man wearing a pair of red gloves.
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On June 15, BamBrogan found the noose on his desk and the 11 employees who signed the letter were later gathered in a conference room, according to the suit.
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There are hundreds of ways to tie a rope and they chose to tie it like a noose completely ignoring the fact that it was hanging around a neck.
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We don't need superpowers to turn the shackles of patriarchal oppression into a noose that chokes the life out of our enemies before they even realize we're a threat.
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PHILADELPHIA – Police say a black doll was found hanging from a noose above a playground that partly sits on top of a burial site for 5,000 black Philadelphia residents.
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"Riccardo Tisci and everyone at Burberry it is beyond me how you could let a look resembling a noose hanging from a neck out on the runway," she said.
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The National Parks Service has launched an investigation after a security officer found a noose outside of the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden by the National Mall Friday night.
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The most explosive allegation in BamBrogan's suit is the claim that Afshin Pishevar, then special counsel at Hyperloop One, left a "hangman's noose" on his desk as a threat.
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So when she left home Tuesday to vote in Mississippi's Senate runoff, she wore a Confederate flag draped around her shoulders and a red noose hanging from her neck.
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"The terrorist acts, ordered by the regime in Tehran and carried out by the Houthis, are tightening the noose around the ongoing political efforts," Prince Khalid bin Salman tweeted.
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Prosecutors said Przybycien bought the rope and tied the noose Brown put around her neck, and he purchased the compressed air she used to knock herself out before dying.
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As Rob's psychological noose tightened around his wife, efforts were already underway in England and Wales to make "controlling or coercive behavior in intimate or familial relationships" an offense.
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He once hung himself from a noose at a bodybuilding show in Newark, New Jersey; swayed for five minutes; then opened his eyes and gave the audience the finger.
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Men, women, children and Klansmen, proudly waving the Confederate flag and a noose, overwhelmed law enforcement and hurled stones, debris and epithets as they surged at the nonviolent protesters.
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The former "Empire" star alleged in January that two men shouted racist and homophobic slurs at him, beat him and placed a noose around his neck in downtown Chicago.
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An African-American woman wore a Confederate flag and a red noose around her neck on her way to vote in Mississippi's Senate election this week, CNN reported Wednesday.
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After laying out the plan and rehearsing it, prosecutors says, Smollett gave Abimbola Osundairo and his brother, Olabinjo, a $23 bill to buy clothing and rope for a noose.
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The Hooded Justice of "American Hero Story" is a powerful, hyperaggressive vigilante, clad in hood and noose and clearly — underneath it all — played by a white actor (Cheyenne Jackson).
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"Three business days after the incident with the noose, UPS fired the employee who is named in the complaint as the culprit," Zaccara said in a statement to CNN.
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It brings to life St. Augustine's back story, and the stories of pirates like Captain Kidd, who had to be hung twice, because the noose snapped the first time.
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"The legal noose is tightening around his neck, and the absence of a key check on his foreign policy instincts means we're in for very dangerous time," said Deitz.
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She also said Mark had previously attempted suicide at Christmas, and that a long length of blue rope (tied in a noose) and a ladder were found in his car.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads On Saturday afternoon, a noose was found hanging from a lamppost outside the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC, the Associated Press reported.
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On May 31, a noose was discovered inside the National Museum of African American History and Culture; on May 26, one was found near the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden.
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Richard W. Beatty, of Brentwood, has long incorporated the noose into his elaborate Halloween decorations, which he said also included half a dozen tombstones and several ghostly figures on wires.
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In a letter to parents and the community, the district explained that the doll was not hanging from a noose, as the tie was wrapped around its neck and arm.
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The company still deemed the prank a fireable offense because Afshin and BamBrogan were not on good terms and in that context the lasso could be interpreted as a noose.
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Hatchell made the "noose" comment after a December 28 game against historically black Howard University, the report states, citing the six parents who spoke to their daughters about the incident.
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A father who happened to be dropping off his child at her unlicensed center, Uptown DayCare, freed the boy from the noose, saving his life, local station WAND 17 reports.
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It's a day that will forever be entrenched in the memory of Iraqis who watched their ruthless leader walk towards the gallows and have a noose tightened around his neck.
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Officers went to a house under construction in southeast Washington on Thursday morning and "discovered a rope, tied in a noose, displayed by the front door," a police report said.
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An employee at the U.S. Mint in Philadelphia has been placed on leave after making a noose and leaving it on a black co-worker's chair, The Guardian reported Friday.
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A hangman's noose is seen by many African Americans as a racist symbol of mob lynchings of blacks by whites in U.S. history, usually by hanging and without a trial.
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The sort that gets built when the noose lingers in view, and on the worst days, it feels like it's just a logistical error that it hasn't found you yet.
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Many of the Coalition's clients report feeling the noose of eligibility requirements tightening around them and need legal assistance to fight for their right to a shelter to be upheld.
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LASHKAR GAH, Afghanistan (Reuters) - The Taliban are tightening their noose around the capital of disputed Helmand province in southern Afghanistan which has seen sustained fighting, residents and local officials say.
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A noose was found at a construction site in southeast Washington on Thursday, police said, marking the third time such an object was found in the District in a week.
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The revised sanctions are aimed at cutting into North Korea's ability to profit from coal exports and to tighten the noose around individuals and companies involved in its nuclear program.
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As the constraints around the men tighten — they already wear ankle monitors and are forbidden smartphones and access to the internet — you can feel Mr. Norris winding them a noose.
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"The noose has long represented a deplorable act of cowardice and depravity— a symbol of extreme violence for African Americans," the museum's founding director, Lonnie Bunch, said in a statement.
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The answers could only be family allegiance, personal gain, or plans — wildly optimistic plans, in light of the F.B.I. noose tightening around this White House — for a dynastic political career.
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Smollett told police that his assailants shouted "MAGA country," poured a chemical on him, beat him, hurled homophobic and racist slurs at him, and placed a noose around his neck.
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The significance of these apparent asides becomes increasingly obvious, until it is clear that rats are vitally important to the elegant noose of a plot being tied around our necks.
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"You didn't deserve -- nor anybody deserves -- to have a noose put around your neck, to have bleach thrown on you," Daniels said in an emotional video he posted on Instagram.
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But on the morning of August 10, a day after his cellmate was transferred, Epstein was found alone in his cell and not responsive with a noose around his neck.
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As the noose around the Islamic State tightens, it has tried to adapt by plotting, inspiring or taking responsibility for indiscriminate attacks around the world: a nightclub in Orlando, Fla.
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Maduro's government has spent the past two years tightening the noose on opposition lawmakers, opening various criminal probes into Guaido and stripping many of his colleagues of their parliamentary immunity.
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But the worker, who operates the machinery used to make coins, instead looped and twisted it into a hangman's noose, according to Rhonda Sapp, president of the Mint workers' union.
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Smollett, who is gay and black, recounted that they shouted "This is MAGA country," roughed him up, called him racial and homophobic slurs and put a noose around his neck.
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You don't simply have to sell yourself to brand-thirsty aspirants; you must also sell a plan to everyday people for whom the belt you notch could become their noose.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNJussie Smollett: New Video Shows Noose Around his NeckAmanda Bynes Graduates from Fashion SchoolLeo DiCaprio Takes Shot to the Face Playing VolleyballCharles Barkley Says He's Conflicted About Reparations
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Although she and another audience member ran to him and loosened the noose, the actor remained in a coma until Friday when he was pronounced brain dead after severe oxygen deprivation.
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J Alexander is blasting Burberry for showcasing a hoodie with a noose around the neck ... saying the people who gave it the green light are the ones who should be hanged!
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In July 2011, the deceased, nude body of 32-year-old Rebecca Zahau was found hanging by a makeshift noose from the second-floor balcony of her millionaire boyfriend's California mansion.
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They are taken to another building on the grounds of the prison, where they are hanged, likely unaware of their fate until they feel the noose around their neck, Amnesty alleges.
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" Another comment in the same conversation suggested that Clinton ought to be "dragged out to a noose," to which another person replied "and left hanging til she rots to the bone.
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His purple-and-red costume is accentuated by a noose looped around his neck, ropes around his wrists and waist, and a face-concealing mask that almost resembles a KKK hood.
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The carrier, who is black, said he did not feel safe delivering mail to the house because of the noose, according to Mr. Beatty and a United States Postal Service spokeswoman.
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The rope — which was left in an exhibition on segregation — was the second time this week a noose was found on the grounds of a Smithsonian institution, BuzzFeed News first reported.
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Feaster said he and his coaches are focusing their attention on the player, who reportedly had a noose put around his neck earlier this month at the school football field house.
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And in an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility in New Jersey, a noose hung in a detainee's cell, kitchens were stocked with expired food and inadequate medical care was provided.
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When Trump first pulled out of the landmark nuclear accords in 2018, he slammed it as a "bad deal" and tightened the noose on Iran's economy with several rounds of sanctions.
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The President of the United States—a former reality television star with no previous governing experience—is a narcissistic authoritarian who has tied a noose around the neck of our democracy.
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First, a statue of civil rights leader James Meredith was found on the University of Mississippi campus in 2014 with a noose around the neck and draped in a Confederate flag.
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"The noose has long represented a deplorable act of cowardice and depravity — a symbol of extreme violence for African Americans," Lonnie Bunch, the museum director, wrote in an email to staff.
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T.I.'s gonna be rocking nothing but tighty-whities soon -- and not high-end ones -- because he's adding Burberry to his fashion boycott list in response to its noose hoodie fiasco.
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Tip ripped the brand Tuesday, just as he did Gucci and Prada last week, and dismissed Burberry's apology for the controversial design -- a new hoodie with drawstrings tied into a noose.
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After the trapper slipped a noose over the gator's head and dragged it toward the pool's steps, the animal went beserk, rolling more than a dozen times and snapping its jaws.
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A minute-and-a-half-long cellphone recording of the lynching, which was posted on Facebook, showed two men dragging Woodroffe by a noose around his neck as others looked on.
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"The president has been pretty removed from the fallout so far, but with Cohen and Weisselberg, the noose is tightening around not just him but his family," the former official said.
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" Court documents also reveal that Przybycien returned to the site of Brown's death the morning after -- when he encountered police -- to retrieve the noose for what the prosecution called "sentimental value.
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"There are hundreds of ways to tie a rope and they chose to tie it like a noose completely ignoring the fact that it was hanging around a neck," Kennedy wrote.
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"The noose has long represented a deplorable act of cowardice and depravity — a symbol of extreme violence for African Americans," Lonnie Bunch III, the museum's founding director, said in a statement.
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That brings us to the final, sad irony in these years spent trying to "tighten the noose" around Kim Jong Un's neck and build a wall around the North Korean economy.
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A hospital in Memphis has reportedly fired an employee who was captured in a viral photo wearing a shirt with a Confederate flag and a noose to go vote this week.
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They poured bleach on him out of a hot sauce container (presumably so that it wouldn't drip too fast), tied a noose around his neck, and yelled racist and homophobic slurs.
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Mr. Trump's "maximum pressure" approach of tightening the noose around the North with economic sanctions and military threats was largely responsible for forcing Mr. Kim to the negotiating table, they said.
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Mr. Smollett, 36, had been accused of paying two acquaintances to stage a racist and homophobic attack against him, during which they shouted slurs and placed a noose around his neck.
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The feeling here, for me, was that Pop Art's corporate model was the art movement that started narrowing the noose of powerlessness for most intelligent and sensitive artists and art critics.
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Mr. Smollett, 36, had been accused of paying two acquaintances to stage an attack against himself in which they shouted racist and homophobic slurs and placed a noose around his neck.
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According to Smollett, his two assailants threw a noose around his neck and poured chemicals on him while yelling racist and homophobic slurs and expressions of support for President Donald Trump.
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Arnold Mooney (R) and former state Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy MooreRoy Stewart MooreGOP Senate candidate Tommy Tuberville says Trump has 'put a noose' around farmers' necks with trade war Sen.
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In January 2019, Smollett, who's black and gay, filed a police report that two men attacked him, put a noose over his neck, and shouted racist and homophobic slurs at him.
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Seven minutes passed before the officers intervened to free Mr. Feliciano from the makeshift noose, said the person, who noted that Rikers Island inmates sometimes threaten suicide as a manipulative gesture.
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"There are hundreds of ways to tie a rope and they chose to tie it like a noose completely ignoring the fact that it was hanging around a neck," Kennedy added.
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But we may not have much interest in the "why," because there cannot possibly be a justifiable reason to fabricate a story about being assaulted with a noose by alleged racists.
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The attackers hit Mr. Smollett in the face, poured an "unknown chemical substance" on him, wrapped a noose around his neck and yelled racial and homophobic slurs, according to the police.
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The noose at the Mint was particularly shocking, Ms. Sapp said, because the Mint is under heavy surveillance given its security concerns; employees know they are being recorded as they work.
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"The Office" star shocked followers earlier this week when he posted the image, saying the noose was left on a tree outside the home of an acquaintance, who is African-American.
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On the January 29 phone call, which Chicago PD just released, the friend says Jussie's "attackers" wrapped a noose around his neck, after getting jumped as he left a Subway restaurant.
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Afshin Pishevar allegedly left the noose on BamBrogan's desk after chair Shervin Pishevar met with several of the company's Russian investors, who had been informed by BamBrogan of the company's alleged infractions.
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Jussie Smollett still had a noose around his neck more than 40 minutes after his alleged attack -- it's something we already reported, but now, for the first time, we see the video.
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Smollett had a white noose around his neck The body camera video from January begins with a man who identified himself as Smollett's creative director leading officers to the "Empire" star's apartment.
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He had told police they beat him, shouted "MAGA county" as well as racist and homophobic slurs, poured bleach on him, and put a noose around his neck one night in January.
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Gavin Hayes (James Allenby-Kirke) — one of Jamie's fellow captives from Ardsmuir prison, who followed him from Scotland, to Jamaica, and then America — is set to meet the noose (yet another circle).
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Mohammad Javad Zarif, the Iranian foreign minister, has repeatedly argued that the "unjust sanctions" were counterproductive, noting that Iran's number of centrifuges and its fuel stockpile expanded as the economic noose tightened.
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A section of the National Museum of African American History and Culture was temporarily shut down on Wednesday after a noose was found on the floor of the exhibition, the Smithsonian said.
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A day after her death, a cell phone video captured a lynch mob attacking Woodroffe, dragging him by a noose around his neck on the ground as a group of people watched.
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In coming months, a noose around Trump – whose lawyers keep setting new conditions for an interview with the president – will likely tighten as the special counsel closes in on 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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The two popular alternatives to the noose—the electric chair and the gas chamber—were advertised to be foolproof and much more reliable than hanging, but also had their share of problems.
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The details here are unsettling: dozens of bullet-shaped holes in the upright cedar planks; cantilevered beams one could hang a noose from; and more than a dozen gored cylindrical buckets below.
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Some of those items cited by Ellison included a baby onesie depicting a burning cross, a Confederate flag t-shirt and a car decal featuring a hangman's noose, a reference to lynching.
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Mr. BamBrogan accuses Mr. Pishevar's brother, Afshin, Hyperloop One's former chief legal officer and formerly a personal injury lawyer, of placing a noose on his office chair while the two worked there.
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At one point, World of Warcraft had two items called Grimoire Noose, a piece of equipment, and Maine Coon, a pet that could fight along the player and be carried with them.
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When he first told his C.I.A. handlers that he planned to return, they warned him, according to the intelligence agency's account, that it would probably end with his head in a noose.
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The title of Chris Gethard's new solo show, "Career Suicide," and its accompanying poster — he's seen with a cartoon noose around his neck — might seem like an odd choice for a comedy.
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Like many athletes there, Nurse posted a statement this month that condemned a student who wore a mask of President Obama with a noose around the neck to a Wisconsin football game.
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Elwood Higginbotham reportedly struggled mightily at the end, biting a length of the noose so tightly that his killers pried his mouth open with a tire iron in order to hang him.
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The Tampa Bay Times reported in March that the Orange County Sheriff's Office was investigating after she received two threatening and racist letters in the mail, one of which included a noose.
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Epstein, 66, was found non-responsive in his cell with a noose around his neck on August 10, weeks after he was accused of running a sex trafficking ring for underage girls.
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The actor told police the two men yelled "'Empire' fa***t" and "'Empire' n***er" while striking him, before putting a noose around his neck and pouring an unknown substance on him.
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Last weekend a man who was getting a head start on Halloween attended a University of Wisconsin football game in a costume that depicted Barack Obama with a noose around his neck.
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Yet strangely, she saves him from her own fate by pulling down a noose before he can place it around his neck and, soon after, grabbing a knife out of his hands.
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Duterte said he preferred death by hanging to a firing squad because he did not want to waste bullets, and because he believed snapping a spine with a noose was more humane.
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The unsecured creditors had accused Oaktree of using its position as lender to place an "exorbitantly expensive noose around Molycorp Group's neck" and seize control once the miner had been pushed into bankruptcy.
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The actor on the Fox TV series "Empire" had said the assailants hurled homophobic and racial slurs, shouted "MAGA country," poured bleach on him, beat him, and tied a noose around his neck.
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Someone left a noose in the gallery on segregation in the Smithsonian's African American Museum of History in Washington, D.C., Wednesday — one of several high-profile racially targeted incidents that occurred this week.
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Smollett was reportedly assaulted on Tuesday morning by two men who lobbed homophobic and racist slurs at the actor, put a noose around his neck, and doused him in an unknown chemical substance.
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He told police he was attacked in Chicago by two men who poured a bleachlike chemical on him, put a noose around his neck, and yelled racist and anti-gay slurs at him.
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The sales are the latest sign of the growing dependence of Venezuela's cash-strapped government on Russia as the United States tightens a financial noose around Maduro, who it describes as a dictator.
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Smollett, an actor on FOX show "Empire," said he was attacked in January by two men who put a noose around his neck, poured bleach on him, and hurled racial slurs at him.
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Smollett suggested the January 29 attack was a politically motivated hate crime, with his attackers allegedly tying a noose around his neck and pouring a substance on him that he believed was bleach.
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The sheets of his metal bunk bed were tied so tightly around the Afghan teenager's neck, an inquiry later learned, the staffer who found him had to cut the noose with a knife.
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Three TSA officers discovered two stuffed gorillas tied together and hanging with a noose on July 21, according to four TSA employees with knowledge of the situation and a picture obtained by CNN.
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The Trump administration has made North Korea a top priority, with Tillerson announcing an international pressure campaign in April that US officials and observers say is beginning to tighten the noose on Pyongyang.
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According to the lawsuit, after the plaintiffs and seven other employees complained about the "misuse of company resources and corporate waste" in a letter, Afshin Pishevar left a hangman's noose on BamBrogan's desk.
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"The spectre of U.S. oil sanctions on the embattled Latin American producer now looms large as Washington strives to tighten the financial noose," PVM Oil Associates strategist Stephen Brennock said in a note.
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Banks have been lobbying for a loosening of the regulatory noose and called for a break to new rules due to the rising costs involved and the impact it has on their profitability.
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Actor Rainn Wilson, best known for his role in "The Office," shared a picture on social media Wednesday of a noose he says a black friend found in his suburban Los Angeles yard.
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"The specter of U.S. oil sanctions on the embattled Latin American producer now looms large as Washington strives to tighten the financial noose," PVM Oil Associates strategist Stephen Brennock said in a note.
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A CBS News said in a series of tweets about the incident that the display in question was a noose, but this detail was not confirmed by the TSA in its official statement.
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Nations that register vessels under so-called "flags of convenience" allowing them to sail legally have de-listed dozens of tankers owned by Iran in recent months, tightening the economic noose around it.
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Black women have remained tethered to a constitutionally protected star-spangled noose that allows them to move a few steps forward, but then yanks them back when they try to go even farther.
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In a blurry cell phone video, a man (Woodroffe, as identified by officials) was seen being dragged by a noose around his neck through a puddle of mud amidst a crowd of onlookers.
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"The noose has long represented a deplorable act of cowardice and depravity — a symbol of extreme violence for African Americans," Museum Director Lonnie Bunch wrote in an email to staff after the incident.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A noose was found today inside the National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC) in Washington, DC, hanging at an exhibition exploring segregation in America.
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President Xi Jinping is currently orchestrating a mass crackdown on freedom of speech in the arts in the country, and since he came to power in 2012 the noose of censorship has tightened.
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But those are very key distinctions, and another point is that for a lot of ... everyone, I think, so far ... Maybe Peter Thiel will slip the noose, but most of us slow down.
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On Wednesday, Park Police closed a portion of DC's new National Museum of African American History and Culture in the National Mall after visitors spotted a noose on the floor of an exhibit.
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A noose is a symbol of the racial violence and terror that African-Americans have confronted throughout American history and of the intensity of resistance we've faced to any measure of racial equality.
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"Today's announcement will only serve to tighten the noose the Castro regime continues to have around the neck of its own people," Senator Robert Menendez, Democrat of New Jersey, said in a statement.
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Mr. Garcia-Wilde recalled several disturbing incidents from last year: A noose left in a classroom, a student's Black History Month decorations ripped off her door, and a person seen carrying a swastika.
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The indictment says that both guards effectively confessed their failure right after the 66-year-old Epstein was found unresponsive with a noose around his neck in his cell at 20083:33 a.m.
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Four days earlier, another noose — an ugly vestige of America's brutal past in which black people were targeted and lynched — was discovered hanging from a tree on the grounds of the Smithsonian's Hirshhorn Museum.
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"Those with a pen in their hand should not feel a noose around their neck," the British-Lebanese barrister told an event on the issue at a G7 meeting of foreign ministers in France.
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" The Detroit Free Press reported that people online said the rope looked like a noose, but Huff said it was supposed to represent a spine and a move from the video game "Mortal Kombat.
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In February, Nataliia Karia, 43, of Minneapolis, pleaded guilty to attempted murder after hanging a 16-month-old boy from a noose made of girls' tights in the basement of her home on Nov.
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The incident comes amid a string of racially charged incidents in the U.S. Two people were charged with hate crimes late last month after allegedly hanging a noose at a middle school in Maryland.
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" "They are on the run, and I believe what we are seeing are the desperate actions of an enemy that sees the noose closing around them," he said on CNN's "State of the Union.
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I have hanged a Confederate flag from a noose in Gettysburg, and organized Confederate Flag Funerals on Memorial Day all over the country, first starting at the state capitol of South Carolina in 2015.
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Her friend Tyerell Przybycien is accused of helping her by buying the rope and tying the noose she put around her neck, and the compressed air she used to knock herself out before dying.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned last month that Israel would not allow Iran to put a "noose of terror" around its neck and it could act not just against Iran's proxies, but Iran itself.
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Mr. McCafferty is writing about the tightening noose that comes with desire and lust, his quartet connected not just by sex — or the absence thereof — but by a gathering surrender to meaninglessness and rage.
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In 2014, three students from the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity house placed a noose around the neck of a statue on campus of James Meredith, the first known black student to attend Ole Miss.
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As if the noose itself weren't a clear enough message, it was found amid a segregation exhibition in galleries opened last year by the first black president of the United States, according to Smithsonian.com.
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Proof 373, by Tightening a Square Noose: The proof begins simply: Put a circle that has diameter 2 inside a square with side length 2, then repeatedly cut out rectangular pieces of the box.
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If you can just keep your head down — harder to cut off or place in a noose that way — and survive for a few years, you'll probably be a Westerosi CEO in no time.
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As former national security adviser Michael Flynn takes center stage in the Russia investigation with his plea bargain agreement with Robert Mueller and his special counsel team, the plot thickens and the noose tightens.
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A noose was found on the floor of the National Museum of African American History and Culture on Wednesday in a section of the building dedicated to segregation and racial violence against African Americans.
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Smollett, who is black and gay, told police that two masked men beat him, shouted "MAGA County" and other racist and homophobic slurs, poured bleach on him, and placed a noose around his neck.
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The teaser is mostly a few flashes of footage and imagery – including Offred in front of a noose and a weeping Moira (Samira Wiley) – narrated with the emotionless cadence Elisabeth Moss perfected as Offred.
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He paid two brothers who had worked on "Empire" $25,500, asked them to buy ski masks and a noose to use as props and told them which epithets to hurl when they attacked him.
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In "Her Errant," she writes, I'm looking for a noose I'm asking for a friend Even angels are lazy now They prefer escalators over stairs Candor bores them This is why they like me.
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In a caption for the photo, he alleges that three teachers at Roosevelt Middle School are pictured in the collage alongside the noose photos, and that the collage was hung up in a teacher's classroom.
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The decoration, which depicted a person hanging from a noose in a tree, was noticed by customer Erik Pocock in the North Andover, Massachusetts, restaurant last Tuesday, as he described to local news outlet WCVB.
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Mr Bourne does this ingeniously, in repeatedly displaying the shoes—either on Vicky's feet on in other characters' hands—their ribbons dangling or trailing in a way that suggests streaming blood, or a hangman's noose.
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Tesla Inc shares jumped nearly 6 percent on Monday after a Chinese minister said it was a question of when, not if, Beijing bans fossil-fuel cars, tightening the rhetorical noose around the combustion engine.
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Six Miami firefighters were fired this week for defacing a black lieutenant's family photos with sexual drawings and then draping a white twine noose over one of the pictures, the city's fire chief announced Thursday.
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The Transportation Security Administration on Tuesday said it suspended two officers with pay after an "offensive display" that local media described as a noose was found at a baggage screening area at Miami International Airport.
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In January, Smollett was hospitalized after telling police he was the victim of a racist and homophobic hate crime, in which the perpetrators had placed a noose around his neck and poured chemicals on him.
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"We're around the city and we're coming in, and we've cut the lines of communication into it and the noose is getting tighter around the city," Baghdad-based U.S. Army Colonel Chris Garver told reporters.
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A Minnesota home daycare provider who hung a toddler in her care by a noose in 2016 will avoid prison after being sentenced to probation with credit for time served in jail, multiple outlets report.
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" The three officers notified their manager, but according to an employee with knowledge of the situation, the manager "tried to downplay the noose and gorilla display, saying it wasn't racist, it was just a joke.
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He's smarter than me and has a far better vocabulary; he is highly intellectual, and when he catches me making a mistake on camera, the smile wraps around his face like a noose for me.
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TMZ broke the story, Smollett claimed his 2 attackers screamed, "This is MAGA Country!" as they left him on a sub-zero Chicago street with a noose around his neck and bleach on his shirt.
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Though the strategy could potentially starve North Korea of some of its money, it's unlikely to really tighten the noose on North Korea without the buy in of China, Kim Jong Un's most important benefactor.
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Administrators at a Michigan high school launched an investigation this week after a noose was found hanging in a boy's locker room, but they said Friday that they don't think the incident was racially motivated.
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Landau's previous Dead Sea works include a video of her floating naked within an unfurling spiral of 500 floating watermelons ("DeadSee," 2005), and sculptures formed from a crystal-hardened flag, a noose and a violin.
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As the Venezuelan political and economic crisis grows with Cuban help, the Trump administration has listened to national security adviser John Bolton and re-tightened the economic and political noose that Obama loosened on Cuba.
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One Conservative delegate arriving in the city spotted a banner hanging from a bridge which read '130,000 killed under Tory rule / Time to level the playing field', while two mannequins hung from a noose below.
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Kimberly Elzy said her son, who is black, was kicked out of class for having the word "blood" written on his shoes, but the football players accused in the noose incident have not been disciplined.
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With an expression of gleeful fury on his foremost face, he holds a sword in one hand, a trident in another and, in a third, a noose for dragging people onto the right spiritual path.
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Mr. Smollett, who turned 37 on Friday, had been accused of paying two acquaintances to stage an attack against himself in which they shouted racist and homophobic slurs and placed a noose around his neck.
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Hours later, alone in the pen, Mr. Feliciano twisted a piece of clothing into a noose and tried to hang himself from a U-shaped piece of metal bolted to the ceiling above a toilet.
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Both officers owned up to at least some of their failings soon after Epstein's body was found with a "noose" around his neck at about 6:83 A.M on August 10, according to the indictment.
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But just providing a white paper, like the one Warren finally released Friday morning, about how to fund the legislation may not be enough for Warren to slip the potential noose of Medicare for All.
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When the army of social-justice warriors hears about a racist flyer being distributed on campus or a noose that was found in a bathroom on campus, it becomes the lead story on the news.
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"I walked into work, I set up like I normally do, and I just happened to look over my shoulder and it was a noose hanging over my workspace first thing Monday morning," Lino says.
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Washington (CNN)The US Naval Academy has opened an investigation after a civil rights activist reported to the academy that a noose was hung at a construction site of an engineering building in Annapolis, Maryland.
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BamBrogan, who abruptly left the futuristic transportation company that is the brainchild of Elon Musk, alleges that he was intimidated by Pishevar — who had placed a hangman's noose on his chair, according to court documents.
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And on one of the coldest nights of the year in Chicago, Jussie Smollett, a black and gay actor, was attacked by two men who shouted "MAGA Country" and slipped a noose around his neck.
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XXXTentacion's new music video shows a 6-year-old boy getting strung up by a noose with the rapper himself doing the deed -- a disturbingly powerful image that created serious casting problems ... TMZ has learned.
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The Sopranos ignited a mob war, The Shield saw the noose tighten around the series' corrupt cops, and Breaking Bad eventually pitted Walter White against essentially everybody else on the show (and a few Nazis).
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Hyperloop One's countersuit, filed Tuesday, refutes one of the more provocative claims brought by co-founder Brogan BamBrogan in the original lawsuit: That a company executive threatened him by placing a "hangman's noose" on his chair.
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"Noose tightening around #ISIL terrorists: #Peshmerga advancing east of #Mosul, #ISF shoring up south near #Qayyara," tweeted Brett McGurk, the U.S. envoy to the coalition fighting the militant group in a comment on the Kurdish offensive.
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Saddam Hussein, who ruled Iraq from 1979 until his overthrow and capture by a US-led coalition in 2003, declined to wear the hood and shed no tears as the noose was put around his neck.
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A black student found what appeared to be a noose made out of toilet paper in their dorm room in October, and a professor's survey containing racist and offensive language was taken down the same month.
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A noose was found on the floor of an exhibition in the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, D.C. Wednesday, leading museum officials to remove visitors from that section of the facility.
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The United States said on Monday it had sanctioned a Chinese industrial machinery and equipment wholesaler, a new step in tightening the financial noose around North Korea's nuclear program after its fifth nuclear test this month.
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Smollett, who is black and gay, told police that his alleged assailants, both masked, yelled "MAGA County," hurled homophobic and racial slurs, beat him up, poured bleach on him, and tied a noose around his neck.
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We got Tiffany at LAX Thursday and asked about the 2 noose incidents -- one was inside the segregation exhibit at the National Museum of African American History, the other on a tree near an art museum.
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Palmyra would become "a launchpad to expand military operations" against the group in those two provinces, it said, promising to "tighten the noose on the terrorist group and cut supply routes ... ahead of their complete recapture".
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After the sentencing, one of the boys, all of 213, asked for permission to "make a run for it," preferring an immediate bullet in the back to three terror-filled weeks of waiting for the noose.
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His ridiculous tale of conservatives beating him up, yelling horrible racial and homophobic slurs, hanging a noose around his neck, and throwing bleach on his body was originally called "far right America's endgame" by GQ Magazine.
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The headmaster of one Gulen-backed school in Kenya, who asked not to be named, said Ankara had been tightening the noose even before the coup attempt, and its efforts were having an effect, albeit indirectly.
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Hyperloop cofounder Brogan BamBrogan resigned from the company and then promptly sued it, alleging that Afshin Pishevar, brother of fellow cofounder Shervin Pishevar, was abusive and had at one point placed a noose on his desk.
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The N-word is spelled out several times in this story to detail the hostile work environment alleged in a lawsuit against GM. Toledo, Ohio (CNN)It took 14 months for the noose to show up.
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Too much of "Bitter Orange" consists of two interesting, dramatic people doling out selective information to their undramatic listener; even as the noose tightens (and it does), you sense you could still slip out of it.
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After learning that his partner embezzled $8 million in Mexican cartel money, Marty first slips the noose by successfully pitching the cartel on Lake of the Ozarks as a new haven for their money-laundering needs.
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"The noose has long represented a deplorable act of cowardice and depravity—a symbol of extreme violence for African Americans," National Museum of African American History director Lonnie Bunch wrote in a statement to her staff.
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Zoila peered out the window, and then caught a glimpse of the closet on the opposite end of the room: There was Heydi, hanging from a phone-charging cable that she had fashioned into a noose.
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Op-Ed Contributor The person who recently left a noose at the National Museum of African American History and Culture clearly intended to intimidate, by deploying one of the most feared symbols in American racial history.
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Sunday newspapers reported unnamed lawmakers saying May should "bring her own noose" when she meets parliamentary colleagues on Wednesday, and that the moment where a knife would be "stuck in her front and twisted," was coming.
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According to the Wayne County Medical Examiner's report, there was "pronounced congestion of the head and neck above the ligature furrow mark" ... which means significant swelling under the skin above the neckline created by the noose.
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The alleged noose — which BamBrogan is pictured holding in court documents — was a sign that concerns he raised privately with the company's directors, as well as with a group of Russian investors, would not be addressed.
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The green-skinned Elfo (Nat Faxon) is introduced in a distasteful scene that ends with his fellow Candy Elf villagers trying to lynch him with a licorice noose for sleeping with the chief's pink-skinned daughter.
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And after BamBrogan voiced his issues with outside investors, Pishevar's brother Afshin (the company's former general counsel) put a hangman's noose on BamBrogan's chair, an act that was caught on Hyperloop's security camera, according to the complaint.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Treasury on Friday signaled it was working to tighten the financial noose on Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro as it steps up efforts to transfer control of government assets to opposition leader Juan Guaido.
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Smollett said he was attacked in Chicago by two men in the early morning hours, alleging the men poured a bleachlike chemical on him, put a noose around his neck, and yelled racist and anti-gay slurs.
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The Mail on Sunday reported members of parliament from May's Conservatives said she was in the "last chance saloon" and should "bring her own noose" when she addresses Conservative MPs at a meeting in parliament on Wednesday.
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At the end of the video, as the camper walks away, Glover falls to the ground, and once again wakes up with a noose around his neck, suggesting that the victim of the story was Glover himself.
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Epstein was on the floor of his cell at the Metropolitan Correctional Center when he tied his bed sheet into a noose and used it to hang himself, breaking several bones in his neck in the process.
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The jokes are slightly less icy, even as the stakes are ever more present — there are, after all, only 23 episodes of this show left in total, and the noose is already tightening around our heroes' necks.
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"The End of Our Rope is a Noose" and "Until Your Heart Stops / Segue 20183" each clock in over the eight-minute mark, and the album closer, "Controlled Mayhem Then Erupts," is just shy of 14 minutes.
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And after questioning Jacqueline's hairdresser Frances Fallon (Isabel Jewell) about Jacqueline's whereabouts, Mary is led to her sister's apartment—above an Italian restaurant presciently called Dante's—and discovers a living room with a noose and a chair.
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Smollett said he was returning from a Subway sandwich shop early Tuesday when two men physically assaulted him, called him homophobic and racist slurs, placed a noose around his neck and poured an unknown substance on him.
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Those troops were also interrupting Iran's efforts to build a land bridge from Tehran to Beirut to tighten a noose around Israel — and their removal could help bring the Iran-Israel shadow war out into the open.
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For her commission at London's Tate, Kara Walker has placed a female figure atop a fountain that sports a tree slung with a noose and allegorical figures taken from depictions of the slave trade and other events.
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The noose — the second of three left on the National Mall in recent weeks — was found late in May in an exhibition that chronicles America's evolution from the era of Jim Crow through the civil rights movement.
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The United States has announced that 300 Marines would be returning to Helmand in the spring to advise and assist the Afghan forces trying to hold off the Taliban, who have tightened the noose around Lashkar Gah.
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BAWIZA, Iraq (Reuters) - Iraqi soldiers fighting just north of Mosul, within sight of city neighborhoods, said on Sunday they were ready to tighten the noose around Islamic State militants waging a brutal defense of their Iraqi stronghold.
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Authorities are investigating an alleged hate crime after a girl was handed a black doll with beads tied around the neck appearing to be in the shape of a noose at a Mardi Gras parade in Mississippi.
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What has is that the word no longer has the backing of the hangman's noose, and that the white person who uses it, in any context, is more likely to be harmed by it than his intended target.
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Brogan BamBrogan had requested the order against Afshin Pishevar, Hyperloop One's former chief legal officer, who, among other things, allegedly "strolled through Hyperloop One's office and placed a hangman's noose on BamBrogan's chair, " according to a legal complaint.
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Initial reports said the actor was attacked by two white men who shouted racist and homophobic slurs at Smollett, and proceeded to beat him, pour an unknown chemical substance on him, and put a noose around his neck.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States said on Monday it had sanctioned a Chinese industrial machinery and equipment wholesaler, a new step in tightening the financial noose around North Korea's nuclear program after its fifth nuclear test this month.
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Still, local politicians and analysts believe that many rank-and-file ISIS sympathizers have, at least temporarily, gone underground as the Iraqi army, Shia militias, Kurdish peshmerga, and coalition-backed forces tighten the noose around the erstwhile caliphate.
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The lawsuit also accused Shervin Pishevar of using company money to overpay a public relations consultant he was dating at the time and BamBrogan personally accused Afshin Pishevar of threatening him by placing a noose at his desk.
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This type of behavior makes me believe that this group of guys would readily play 'pin the noose on the n*****,' just as readily as they incorporated an 'Anne Frank' cup in their noxious little game of pong.
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Mr. BamBrogan had argued that at one point he felt threatened by Afshin Pishevar, Shervin Pishevar's brother and then the start-up's chief legal officer, after Afshin left what was described as a hangman's noose on his chair.
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"The simultaneous attacks are continuing from four directions to tighten the noose around Daesh (Islamic State)fighters entrenched in houses among civilians and prevent them from catching their breath," said Colonel Ahmed al-Saidi from the federal police.
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Members of the Mississippi chapter of the NAACP claim that some members of the Stone High School football team in Wiggins put the noose on the black student earlier this month at the high school football field house.
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At the least, by refusing to be interviewed, Trump will leave the impression that he is hiding something really serious, a self-tightening noose that the Democrats will happily drape around Republican necks in the 2018 midterm elections.
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School officials say many children have been parroting the caustic expressions they hear at home, and teachers at one school in São Paulo were alarmed when a child drew a picture of Ms. Rousseff hanging by a noose.
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As banks scrub their books of potentially risky businesses amid a tightening regulatory noose, major U.S. financial institutions have ended relationships with regional banks across the Caribbean in the last four years, Caribbean officials and bank executives say.
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Afshin also allegedly threatened BamBrogan, according to the court documents, as well as footage from a surveillance camera, by placing a hangman's noose on BamBrogan's chair after a dispute between BamBrogan and Shervin about a trip to Russia.
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SEOUL, South Korea — South Korea said on Wednesday that it was considering lifting a sweeping embargo on bilateral trade and exchanges with North Korea, despite Washington's efforts to keep the economic noose on the North until it denuclearizes.
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"What is different now is that the Justice Department noose is tightening around the president's neck," said Jack L. Goldsmith, a Harvard law professor who headed the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel under President George W. Bush.
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The proposed payment mechanism is the latest sign of the growing proximity of Venezuela's cash-strapped government to Russia as the United States tightens a financial noose around Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, who it describes as a dictator.
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Moreover, lurking in the background of the political drama is the tightening noose of the debt limit, which may drive the Treasury secretary to kite checks or fail to pay our legally due bills as early as March.
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Related: Letter containing white powder sent to 'Empire' set days before Jussie Smollett attack Investigators said they have video of Smollett entering the hotel after the alleged attack with what appears to be a noose around his neck.
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It's been set on fire, sprayed with paint, someone hung a toilet seat from the arm, a noose around the neck ... and just a few days ago, someone used a saw to try and cut off his feet!!
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One of the most troubling instances involved a noose at a display about segregation in the National Museum of African American History and Culture, which has become a popular tourist destination in Washington since its opening last fall.
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And the Ministry of Justice and Prison Reforms decided this week to import a new noose; the one at the gallows now was brought in from Pakistan 12 years ago and has never been used in an execution.
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According to the Washington Post's sources, Manafort's friends fear that Mueller's raid is part of an effort to gradually tighten the noose around Manafort and potentially flip him as a witness against the other members of Trump's inner circle.
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The Empire actor is facing 16 felony charges for his role, and reportedly paid a total of $8,000 for the men to attack him, using racial and homophobic slurs, placing a noose around him, and dousing him in bleach.
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"By refusing to adequately investigate these allegations and allowing Sheikh Salman to potentially lead world football, FIFA is putting a noose around its neck," said Sayed Ahmed Alwadaei, director of advocacy for the Bahrain Institute for Rights and Democracy.
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Last summer, as the Taliban intensified its offensives across the country and the security in Oruzgan deteriorated, the noose around Mr. Samad's fighters tightened, the Taliban besieging them for more than two months, Mr. Samad said in an interview.
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In June, a black employee at Boeing's North Charleston, South Carolina, plant sued the company saying it retaliated against him after he reported a noose hanging near his desk and that other employees urinated on his desk and chair.
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Authorities even released an unusual video demonstration of how investigators believed Zahau had managed to tie her own hands behind her back before binding her own legs, slipping a noose around her neck and hurling herself off the balcony.
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Ever since the law was changed, the courts have been tightening the noose on the Witnesses, first by categorising their literature as "extremist" and asserting that to be a practising member of the group was in itself extremist behaviour.
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The Trump administration re-imposed heavy sanctions on Iran last year and tightened the noose on its oil exports last May after ending sanctions waivers that let some of the world's largest buyers of Iranian oil keep importing it.
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" Lonnie Bunch, a founding director of the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture, issued this statement: "The noose has long represented a deplorable act of cowardice and depravity -- a symbol of extreme violence for African Americans.
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The bill aims to close a loophole in current hate crime law, which was spotlighted when a man accused of hanging a noose at a middle school in Anne Arundel County was acquitted of hate crime charges last January.
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These moves would allow the CTS to link up with Rapid Response and Federal Police units deployed by the riverside, and to link up with the 9th Armored Division coming from the west, tightening the noose around the militants.
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The president of the Mississippi N.A.A.C.P. wants the federal authorities to investigate what he described as a hate crime in which white high school students put a noose around the neck of a black student and yanked it tight.
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The former is a high-contrast video of Black men playing basketball, intercut with images of a noose — it questions the relationship between images of Black men in triumph on the court and painful portrayals of lynching and violence.
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Smollett ignited a media firestorm by telling police two apparent supporters of U.S. President Donald Trump had struck him, put a noose round his neck and poured bleach over him during an assault outside his apartment on Jan. 29.
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Employees with the Hancock County engineer's office in Ohio resigned on Wednesday after appearing in a video posted to social media that depicted a white doll whose face is painted brown hanging from a ceiling fan by a noose.
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The security team has 2 functions ... to flag threatening, incoming mail and alert the FBI, and to possibly link new items to the letter Jussie already received, containing homophobic and racists epithets along with an image of a noose.
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Though it has problems — as the noose around the characters tightens, some of the action seems awfully contrived — "Dangerous House" is passionately engaged in the struggle to understand the responsibility we bear for terrible things going on around us.
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Their sudden release on Monday came after the United States government strengthened sanctions against the authoritarian government of Daniel Ortega, tightening a financial noose around a regime that has been condemned around the world for its crackdown on dissent.
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The rampant corruption and gross incompetence that is visited upon low-income black children amounts to moral treason, and it is worthy of the level of public outrage that is directed at a racist flyer or a symbolic noose.
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After a daylong investigation, during which the creator of the noose was kept off the factory floor to protect him from physical retaliation, she said he was placed on administrative leave last Thursday and escorted out of the building.
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A spokesman for the Chicago Police, who are treating the case as a possible hate crime, said that investigators had found video of Smollett entering the apartment building with some sort of rope around his neck resembling a noose.
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The motive seemed shockingly clear-cut: Mr. King, who had come out of a stint in prison, was a committed white supremacist, his body a billboard of racist tattoos, including one depicting a black man hanged in a noose.
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The noose had been tightening around Anbang as China's insurance industry came under the microscope over the past year or so for risky behavior, ranging from term-mismatches on insurance products and highly leveraged overseas acquisitions, as well as corrupt practices.
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"It really tightens the noose of scrutiny on Giuliani ... you just don't know where it is going to go with these folks," said Shan Wu, a former federal prosecutor who is now a CNN legal analyst, referring to Parnas and Fruman.
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They know that whenever they protest with moderation and with restraint, the response from those in power has been to ignore or to circumvent their demands, and then to tighten the noose further on Hong Kong's political diversity and freedoms.
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U.S.-trained CTS units battled sniper and mortar fire, often moving from house to house, reaching the Aamel district of western Mosul on Friday, in a push to tighten the noose around Islamic State fighters dug into the old city center.
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Should we now recognize that for all the talk for the last year about collusion and Trump and Russia, not one iota of evidence but now, it&aposs almost like the noose is getting tighter, the evidence is becoming pretty obvious.
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The president's national security adviser John Bolton, who has pushed for maximum pressure on Venezuela, had favored letting Chevron's license expire in hopes it would tighten the noose on Maduro's leadership by leading to another dip in the country's energy production.
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Two, the tightening of the noose with the "a few more weeks" of clean water makes me again, want to double down on my "there's something bigger going on, like some higher power testing them, probably like aliens or something" theory.
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In November, Mr. Bell presented to the parks department a maquette of his proposed work, "Stand Loud, Stand Tall," a structure that would reach 16 feet high and depict a human body with a noose in the place of its head.
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"There were people uncomfortable enough to raise questions about the cultural norms of the county," he said, adding the students involved in the noose episode had previously appeared at a school parade with the Confederate flag, a symbol of racial divisiveness.
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The act is named for Sandra Bland, who died in 2015 after being found hanging from a noose in her cell at the Waller County Jail in Texas, where she was incarcerated after allegedly assaulting an officer during traffic stop.
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Fans of this popular series, which has been on hiatus for five years (since the publication of "Live Wire"), know the drill: You grab the plot thread and hang on for dear life while Coben yanks it into a noose.
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The latest army attack, which saw fierce clashes around the Old City, aims to cut off another area of rebel control in eastern Aleppo and tighten the noose on opposition-held districts where tens of thousands of people are trapped.
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Instead of a rope and a noose, New York brought its own set of suicide opportunities: I could wait until the subway came barreling through a station and toss myself off the platform like a used tissue flung towards a wastebasket.
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It's the second time the racist symbol has appeared on the grounds of a Smithsonian institution in less than a week, following a security officer's discovery of a noose hanging from a tree outside the Hirshhorn Museum this past Friday evening.
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He gets more and more radical in his resistance as the noose of Nazi evil tightens, and by 226 has joined a group of double agents within the Nazi government working to assassinate Hitler in order to overthrow the Third Reich.
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Residence hall staff at Allen Hall, a university housing building at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, found a "rope tied into a noose hanging inside an elevator in a public area of the building" at about 1 a.m.
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In the opening scene, set in 1963, Harry, aided by his stuttering assistant, Syd (a creature of Dickensian furtiveness, as played by Reece Shearsmith), secures the noose around the neck of a convicted young murderer who dies protesting his innocence.
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Smollett, who is black and gay, said two men attacked him on the street at night in January, yelling homophobic and racist slurs, pouring a chemical on him and putting a noose around his neck while shouting support for Trump.
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The 'white noose' that strangles the city Mention Baltimore's black community and you cue images of boarded-up row houses, uncollected trash piles on the street and smoke curling over the skyline from the 2015 riots after Freddie Gray's death.
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I had flown from Kabul for the third time in three months to try to illustrate, through photographs, the fallout from the mismanaged international military mission, and the consequences of its premature withdrawal, as the noose slowly tightened around Helmand's capital.
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According to CNN, the player, Jace Colucci, found the drawing of a stick figure hanging from a noose with the face colored in and an arrow pointing to the name "Jace" in a visitor's locker room at Wyoming East High School.
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Washington (CNN)When actor Jussie Smollett said he had been beaten and left with a noose around his neck by two men shouting slurs and pro-Trump messages in Chicago last month, Democratic politicians couldn't issue sweeping condemnations quickly enough.
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Instead, the U.S. has to tighten the "noose of containment and deterrence" by increasing its military presence and strength in the region, developing an effective missile shield and working with China and allies to continue to toughen sanctions, Panetta said.
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Then Mr. Feliciano used his sweater to create a noose, climbed on a partition next to the toilet, tied one end around his neck and the other around the metal hook in the ceiling, and stepped off, the officials said.
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" Ahead of the Security Council meeting, Guterres called for an immediate ceasefire "before the situation gets entirely out of control," adding that: "Civilians are paying the gravest price ... And the noose keeps tightening, as the frontlines reach more densely populated areas.
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Effigies of Obama were burned at a bar in Milwaukee; as well as hung from a tree at the University of Kentucky; a building in Plains, Ga.; and a noose in the front yard of a home in Moreno Valley, Calif.
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Officials said Edenfield, then 19, along with Harris and one other person, hung a noose and a depiction of the Confederate battle flag on a statue of James Meredith, who integrated the school in 1962 amid violent protests and riots.
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It's dangerous enough in groups, but when children play alone, without others present to interrupt the asphyxiation, they face an increased risk of loss of consciousness and inability to stop strangulation when a noose, belt or other ligature is being used.
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I think Moore planted the seed by putting a noose around the neck of Hooded Justice, the first masked vigilante—he did once describe the Ku Klux Klan-mythologizing Birth of a Nation as the first real American superhero movie.
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She provided the vivid details — a white coin maker had marched across the factory floor carrying a rope, which he fashioned into a noose and dropped on an African-American colleague's workstation — that made the story all the more disturbing.
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Placed near the gallery's front door, it centers on a cut-out ink drawing of a black woman pleasuring herself in a dark woodland haunted by cutouts that contrast various threats: a snake, a bat, a white man with a noose.
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Smollett told police that two masked men approached him on a Chicago street one night in late January, screamed "MAGA Country" and other racial and homophobic slurs, beat him, poured bleach on him, and put a noose around his neck.
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Rainn Wilson's disturbing photo of a noose hanging in the front yard of a black woman in L.A. County's home isn't falling on deaf ears, as the actor claimed ... because cops are investigating what appears to be a hate crime.
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There are also three other alternate endings available on YouTube, including one with the noose, one of Mike looking directly into the camera, and one that looks pretty much the same as the original, minus some drama in the final camera crunch.
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Like a bizarre, inexplicable slice of Southern Gothic, it depicts, in the shadows, a blindfolded, apparently light-skinned man in a long, white nightshirt, his trousers pulled down to expose his genitals, hanging from a noose attached to a leafy tree branch.
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He told police they put a noose around his neck, doused him with bleach and fled, saying "this is MAGA country," invoking a campaign slogan used by President Trump and his supporters that some perceive as a dismissal of immigrants and minorities.
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Just this year, he won awards from the Maryland, Delaware, DC Press Association for his editorials about a noose left at a middle school and about a local official's effort to censor speaking at a council meeting, according to the Washington Post.
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Some say they are working from home in anticipation of arrests as the noose tightens on non-governmental organizations that have faced growing pressure since the burst of activism that accompanied the Arab Spring uprisings that toppled autocrats from Tunisia to Yemen.
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The king's foremost and largest face bears an expression of gleeful fury, and he holds a sword in one hand, a trident in another and, in a third, a noose for capturing people and dragging them on to the right spiritual path.
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The countersuit also refutes one the most damning allegations in BamBrogan's original lawsuit: that the brother of board chair Shervin Pishevar, who worked as a lawyer for the company, walked into Hyperloop One's office and placed a hangman's noose on BamBrogan's desk.
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The Syrian army has gradually tightened the noose around the militants after it opened a land route into the city in September with the help of Russian air strikes and Iran-backed militias, breaking a siege that had lasted nearly three years.
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Shortly after, BamBrogan filed for a temporary restraining order against the company's General Counsel Afshin Pishevar for placing a noose on his desk and then filed a suit against the company's executives alleging they were in breach of their fiduciary duty and contract.
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While the rising senior said she doesn't regret choosing UMD and considers it a "great school academic wise," she still deals with the anxiety of not knowing whether one of her classmates may have been the one who hung a noose on campus.
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Something horrible unfolded here, and as the show flashes between the police investigation of the murder and a point a few years prior when Dee Dee and Gypsy befriend some new neighbors, it begins to close that noose a little more tightly.
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AL-SHURA, Iraq/BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraqi Shi'ite militias launched an offensive toward the west of Mosul on Saturday, an operation that will tighten the noose around Islamic State's Iraq stronghold but has alarmed Turkey and could inflame tensions in the mainly Sunni area.
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Przybycien tied the rope into a noose and recorded Brown for more than 10 minutes, according to court documents, as she stood on a rock formation with it around her neck, inhaled compressed gas and finally slipped off the rock to her death.
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Hyperloop One is celebrating the grand opening of what it calls "the world's first Hyperloop factory," just two weeks after one of its co-founders filed a lawsuit against the company, claiming, among other things, that a noose was left on his desk.
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As regulators tightened the noose on banks, forcing them to hold far more capital than they did before markets went into global meltdown in 2007-09, non-banking financial alternatives like investment managers and hedge funds, repurchase agreements and securitisation sectors grew.
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In recent years, Democrats have tried to respond to the tightening noose around undocumented immigrants' necks with tepid measures, but even those—such as a 2013 bill to offer a pathway to citizenship while increasing border militarization—have failed to shift perceptions.
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One of the first works to greet me at the top of the stairs was Willis Thomas's "And One," a striking print depicting two faceless African American males frozen in a jump shot toward a "hoop," which is, in this case, a noose.
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But if the tightening noose of that "green-eyed monster," jealousy, doesn't exert the grip that it has in the past, here's at least a rare opportunity to experience an "Othello" from which you emerge — from the first act, anyway — wanting to grin.
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But as the noose of martial law tightens — in one searing scene, Cedar watches, unable to intervene, as the police drag a pregnant mother away from her husband and child in a mall parking lot — her concerns take on a new emotional valence.
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In November, after a Wisconsin student attended a football game wearing a mask of President Barack Obama with a noose around the neck, Hayes joined other students in condemning the action and noting instances of racism toward black student-athletes at the university.
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One video was promoted using an image that falsely made it appear as if CNN had run an on-screen graphic that stated the "President is a disgrace" and showed a doctored image of President Trump with a noose around his neck.
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