Soldiers open fire to disperse crowds outside the MDC headquarters.
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There's some others but they yell and they open fire.
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Mutinous soldiers open fire on civilians outside an air base.
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Mr. Ríos said the group then began to open fire.
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The pavement is wet, perhaps from an open fire hydrant.
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I can only hope that they don't open fire on sight.
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But when the Marines reached Baghdad, none had to open fire.
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They said there was no reason for police to open fire.
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Right now, French police officers can open fire only to defend themselves.
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"Trump's Nuts Roasting on an Open Fire" is about, well, you know.
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"We have to hear dad singing "Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire!
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Chestnuts roasting on an open fire...Netflix and chilling with your fam.
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He is standing to the side as the other jihadists open fire.
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The baddies open fire on the boat and there's a huge explosion.
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"If lives are in jeopardy, there is permission to open fire," he added.
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It's unclear what led the suspect to open fire at the Titusville hospital.
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Then wait for Digger's sparkle, which would be our signal to open fire.
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It inspired a man to open fire in the restaurant in December 2016.
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I ask if he would follow an order to open fire on protesters.
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During the ceremony, an open fire pit had been burning inside the hogan.
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They tried to open fire on packed train cars and on church congregations.
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What he carries back, 40 years later, is asado, or open-fire grilling.
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He proceeded to open fire through the window, killing Jefferson in one shot.
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What are the open-fire orders on the India-Pakistan border, for example?
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When the police open fire in Duterte's war, the suspects almost always die.
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The 30th anniversary of "Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire," which premiered Dec.
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It was that action, Van Dyke said, that prompted him to open fire.
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Baaf then finished the preparation by grilling it above open fire at the festival.
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But investigators did not immediately know what motivated the Marine veteran to open fire.
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Just four minutes later, he said, Cruz began to open fire on unsuspecting students.
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"One hundred people just saw you open fire on a female cop," Shades says.
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Authorities have yet to publicly identify a motive for Paddock's desire to open fire.
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The girls were huddled round an open fire, coughing because of the poor ventilation.
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On an open fire nearby, pomegranate skins are simmering in a pot of water.
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There was an open fire pit, cushy seating, buffet area, and plenty of outlets.
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" And the "affinity for an open fire was virtually a requirement for being British.
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They even baked bread made from barley, rye, and wheat over an open fire.
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"He was brazen enough to just hide behind the walls and open fire," Hannigan said.
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Clark allegedly took control of the officer's gun and Ringgenberg told Schwarze to open fire.
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Instead, police allege Andrews "advanced" towards the officers, prompting one of them to open fire.
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The Duma passed a law last year allowing the police to open fire on crowds.
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"It was a simple family disturbance and he elected to open fire," Chief Reyes said.
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"It was a simple family disturbance, and he elected to open fire," Chief Reyes said.
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They want to get ivory and, if you come across them, they will open fire.
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He set off a bomb while in the back seat, causing police to open fire.
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A bull was being roasted over an open fire in the center of the gathering.
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Then, we cover a salmon fillet with lemons and grill it on an open fire.
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Say that a shooter were to come into a classroom, and open fire on students.
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We woke up the next morning and gathered around the open fire for boiled eggs.
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Video shows gunman open fire Surveillance footage from the club shows an area of packed tables.
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Senior police officer Kamran Fazal told reporters at the scene that police did not open fire.
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At one point, Van Dyke appears to open fire when McDonald is about 10 feet away.
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Government officials told a news conference on Tuesday there had been no order to open fire.
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Most injuries come from countries where open fire cooking and unsafe kerosene cook-stoves are prevalent.
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Soon, Detective Mateo began to shout to other officers to open fire, according to a deposition.
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It evokes the feeling of sprawling in front of an open fire, joyful with charred goodness.
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January 110, 2015Three gunmen open fire on police officers in the eastern Belgian town of Verviers.
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The militants' decision to open fire was probably made locally, not from above, Mr. Nuriel said.
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Everyone expected an order to open fire, but the air-force commander in chief, Maj. Gen.
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After his own men refused to fire, Mr. Lorance radioed a nearby truck to open fire.
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The camp had been hastily deserted; I found a fish still roasting on an open fire.
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I could have made clear that permission to open fire had been given before you peered around the corner – thus avoiding the impression given by many in the media that it was the Apache mistaking your camera for an RPG that caused them to open fire.
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I can do things like go camping, and roast hot dogs and marshmallows over an open fire.
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Clark took control of the officer's gun, the prosecutor said, and Ringgenberg told Schwarze to open fire.
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Paddock apparently used a hammer-like device to smash out windows in his room and open fire.
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Cooking over an open fire is no fun, especially if you have to do it every day.
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Because one monster decided to open fire high into the sky and rain bullets down on you.
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They open fire, and my computer tells me they've alerted more sentinels, who are on their way.
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The convicted officers denied any wrongdoing, saying Delos Santos pulled a gun, forcing them to open fire.
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In Hawaii, a pig roast over an open fire is the most delicious part of Christmas dinner.
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Lodge's option is affordable and can be used everywhere, from a kitchen stovetop to an open fire.
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The assailant proceeded to open fire, apparently randomly, on another local man, ultimately killing him as well.
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Even the open fire we'd been promised was nothing more than a video playing on a projector.
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Another said he was alarmed by Officer Van Dyke's decision to open fire almost immediately after arriving.
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He then saw the gunman, who was dressed in a green jacket and nothing else, open fire.
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"The soldiers were keyed up, the sight of any Vietnamese might make them open fire," she wrote.
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Meters away, children as young as nine crowd around an open fire, their faces and clothes filthy.
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Instead, investigators begin by gathering the accounts of officers who were present but did not open fire.
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It was a communal dish cooked by laborers over open fire, which gave it a distinct smokiness.
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The gunman shot through that front door, it was a glass door, and then proceeded to open fire.
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Police said they were concerned that Tordil was still armed, and that he would open fire if confronted.
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He said Grill had tried to rob him, leading him to open fire on the 18-year-old.
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Trump has insinuated that troops should open fire on the caravan if they get violent and throw rocks.
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"What gives the cops the right to open fire?" she asked reporters who had gathered inside her home.
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Officials have not released the identity of the shooter or what may have prompted him to open fire.
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Among them is 15-year-old Khalid Howilo who drinks tea near an open fire to stay warm.
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Margaret talks about this, about the minute the police... open fire on the protest is a turning point.
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The accused officers have denied any wrongdoing, saying Delos Santos pulled a gun, forcing them to open fire.
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John Kerry, America's secretary of state, said the ship would have been within its rights to open fire.
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They radioed a Honduran helicopter and directed the door-gunner open fire on the boat, the report said.
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Upon first glance this emoji seems completely useless, unless you're talking about roasting chestnuts on an open fire.
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In Paris they employed drive-bys: pull up to a restaurant, open fire, then move to another site.
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Based on the rifleman's threat assessment, Lorance radioed troops stationed in an nearby watch position to open fire.
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No more mingling families, no more open fire hydrants or trash can barbecues or dominoes on the sidewalk.
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Or maybe a US ship will accidentally drift into North Korean waters and Kim's navy will open fire.
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Niklas Ekstedt explores that phenomenon well in 'Food From the Fire: The Scandinavian Flavours of Open-Fire Cooking.
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But is Zimbabwe jumping from the frying pan of civilian dictatorship to the open fire of military authoritarianism?
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Authorities don't know what caused Robinson to grab Ross-Beyah's gun and open fire on the two men.
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In the video, it appears one officer behind the man was first to open fire with a taser.
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So while you are there, make sure to try some meat from la parrilla, an open-fire grill.
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On Thursday, his wife boiled water on an open fire outside the tent with small children playing inside.
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He declined to say what prompted the officer to open fire on Romero, saying the incident was under investigation.
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With that in mind, I decide to barbecue my vegetables over an open fire, using my metal kitchen bin.
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Soldiers were commanded to open fire at peaceful protesters, arrest activists, and close down entire cities, towns, and villages.
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To me, I want to bring people up here and have them get into cooking over an open fire.
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I hit the boost jets, trails of fire tumbling behind me and shaking my cockpit, and I open fire.
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It shows two people running away from police cars, with their backs to the officers, as police open fire.
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Ugly knit sweaters, chestnuts roasting on an open fire, hanging mistletoe — all of that cozy, feel good holiday cheer.
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He takes a bundle of dried leaves and boils it in a pot of water on an open fire.
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Spend time by an open fire, share stories with friends, or put on a performance and enjoy the spotlight!
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One jammed as he tried to open fire, Spokane County Sheriff Ozzie Knezovich said in a news conference Wednesday.
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Presumably, the pilot in a manned-unmanned formation would be responsible for commanding his robot wingman to open fire.
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Mr. Verner makes ample use of an open fire for torching leeks and smoking everything from quince to duck.
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Then, Blevins turns into an alleyway, where the two officers open fire on him with around a dozen shots.
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From exile in Russia, Yanukovich has denied Ukrainians' widespread belief that he ordered his special forces to open fire.
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He said Quintonio LeGrier, the teenager with the baseball bat, had left him no choice but to open fire.
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" — Judah Friedlander "A New York Christmas carol: Crackheads roasting by an open fire, sewer rats nipping at your toes.
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"Whenever we can spot them we just open fire with tanks or mortars and rockets," said Major Luay Abbas.
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Chestnuts roasting on an open fire … or, redirect those chestnuts into a cocktail with mezcal and a little sherry.
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It somehow takes someone an hour and a half and an open fire to make you all bacon sandwiches.
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And this perception is what led the 17-year Chicago Police veteran to open fire, fearful for his life.
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Without gun control, these students say, another gunman will soon walk into yet another American school and open fire.
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Forcillo was found not guilty on the two charges that pertained to the initial decision to open fire on Yatim.
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The male caller said someone was in the audience with a gun and would open fire if the screening continued.
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It was not immediately clear if the second suspect, who did not open fire, was also costumed, according to police.
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You don't have people gathering shoulder-to-shoulder for a cooktop, but people are automatically drawn to an open fire.
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At first police used tear gas and rubber bullets, but were forced to open fire when protests intensified, Bhatia added.
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It was not immediately clear why the civilians were in the restricted area and what made the soldiers open fire.
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Find ways to ground yourself—sit and meditate by an open fire (your element!) or get some physical activity in.
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She wore dentures, cooked outside on an open fire, experimented with chicken pizza and stored bird eggs in her sari.
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Each was like a refined version of a dish you might prepare over an open fire in an Amazonian camp.
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Shehbaz Sharif was accused of ordering the police to open fire, though he called a judicial inquiry after the killings.
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California state lawmakers are proposing legislation that would impose new restrictions on when a law enforcement officer can open fire.
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Ms. Uwamahoro, who was used to cooking over an open fire in Uganda, had incinerated an already cooked supermarket chicken.
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The jets were armed but did not open fire, North American Aerospace Defense Command spokesman Cameron Hillier said by phone.
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The gunman was white; however, Zimmerman said there was "zero indication" race played a factor in his decision to open fire.
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But the vast majority of the Palestinian casualties have been unarmed, drawing heavy international criticism of Israel&aposs open-fire orders.
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Duncan said that as he left the field, the man who would later open fire approached him in the parking lot.
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Outside, plastic tarps shield the cooking area where al Shabi stirs rice in a cast iron pot over an open fire.
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So, we've got chestnuts roasting on an open fire, Jack Frost nipping at your nose, and something something about "Yuletide carols"?
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He then moved to the right side of the church and kept shooting, before entering the church to open fire inside.
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It was not uncommon for Egyptian troops to open fire on Israel-bound refugees attempting the trek through the Sinai Desert.
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Dinner is still cooked as usual on an open fire, and dawn light heralds the start of work in the fields.
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You can also pop it in the oven at very high temperatures and use it to cook over an open fire.
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A man was shot dead by a police sniper there as he prepared to open fire on police from a window.
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As dawn broke on the drive into the Highlands, the air smelled of dew and wood smoke from open-fire cooking.
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Instead of decorating with a television Yule Log, I suggest throwing books into an open fire and looking at that instead.
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A mixture of rice, meat, vegetables, and spices is stuffed into a hollow bamboo stalk and roasted over an open fire.
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If the police are forced to open fire, in rare instances a police bullet will go astray and hit a bystander.
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One student said that others would joke that if someone were to open fire on campus, it would be Mr. Cruz.
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He said that students would joke that if anyone were to open fire inside the school, it would be Mr. Cruz.
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Prosecutors said he ordered troops to open fire on three Afghan men riding a motorcycle who approached his patrol in 2012.
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As Regan explained all this, pulling up pictures on her phone of her open fire set-up, her excitement was obvious.
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Months later, he'd shoot through the glass door of the Capital Gazette's newsroom in Annapolis with that same gun and open fire.
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Fighters loyal to the Government of National Accord in Libya open fire during clashes with forces loyal to Khalifa Haftar, June 13.
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While roasting blackbird hot dogs on an open fire ahead of their buffalo hunt, they begin reminiscing about the good old days.
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WHEN his superiors ordered him to open fire on civilian protesters, back in 2011, Adeeb al-Shallaf, a local police chief, refused.
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At the helm, I modulated our speed and position to keep the Klingons in sight, allowing the tactical officer to open fire.
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Look after your tree and ensure that it's only chestnuts — not your living room — that's roasting on an open fire this year.
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"In today's world, it is reasonably predictable that a crazy gunman will open fire in a mass open-air concert," Lombardo argues.
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According to Smith, police were forced to open fire, as the suspect was not complying with officers' demands as he moved closer.
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He first fired on a person working the door, then appeared to open fire at random at the people inside, they said.
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Even with these gaps, the fact that Vassell wasn't wielding a gun raises questions about why the officers chose to open fire.
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Abdelgalil feared it all could go wrong—that the military might open fire on protestors, as they had done in the past.
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Maybe it was the assumption that all rural Americans regularly have to open fire on large groups of hogs invading their property.
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Rebel soldiers on the bridge open fire when protesters gather, including those trying to help the wounded, a separate YouTube clip shows.
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Outgunned and fearing the Chinese ship might open fire, the Indonesian captain complied, and the episode has seldom been spoken of since.
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The minute a unit breaks cover to open fire, it has only moments before enemy artillery begins zeroing-in on their position.
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He's blasted them as "invaders," and said that U.S. troops dispatched to the border could open fire at asylum seekers throwing rocks.
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Over an open fire, our hosts cooked a delicious meal of pork, chicken, mushrooms, rice and cubes of homemade goats' milk cheese.
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Stay low in your hiding place, because a gunman is likely to open fire at torso or head-level, Dr. Dietz said.
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They don't employ effective group tactics, instead fighting as individuals who take the closest advantageous position possible and open fire from there.
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Soon they would be eating freshly caught fish and seafood cooked under the stars on an open fire, as their ancestors did.
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Police have said Officer Carmen DeCruz fatally shot 28-year-old Michael Dean but haven't said what led DeCruz to open fire.
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U.S. commanders now are permitted to open fire only when they think their vessels and the lives of their crews are endangered.
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Holiday season is officially upon us, and that means chestnuts roasting on an open fire, latkes, and regular trips to the movies!
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"It was a simple family disturbance, and he elected to open fire on a few of the guardians of the city," Reyes said.
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"We had to open fire to stop the mob from smashing vehicles," Singh told Reuters, adding no one was injured in the shooting.
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We heard reports that he shot through glass window, but the building was unsecured so anybody could just walk in and open fire.
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"It was a simple family disturbance and he elected to open fire on a few of the guardians of our city," Reyes said.
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British police, for example, deal with a large number of edged-weapons attacks but almost never open fire (they don't generally carry guns).
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Yes, the orb is round and small like the chestnuts you roast over an open fire, with Jack Frost nipping at your nose.
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When the cave man hunted and made his kill, he cooked it over an open fire and brought it home to his woman.
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It is still unclear whether police were ordered to open fire, and how many of the attacks were committed by uniformed security forces.
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We are going camping tonight which will be fun, and we'll be cooking pancakes on an open fire which I cannot wait for!
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The bangs and warbling from neighboring rehearsal rooms disappear and I feel the heat from the open fire in my old family home.
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The video showed a black man in a dark shirt roll down the Cruze's rear passenger window and open fire with a handgun.
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They open fire for 45 seconds then advance closer to inspect the more than 10 dead and wounded, including at least two women.
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It teaches you that if you open fire on the first enemy you see, you'll bite off way more than you can chew.
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Brailsford called it a "furtive movement," which was justification enough for him to open fire, hitting Shaver with five rounds and killing him.
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In a Thursday speech at the White House, Trump suggested that troops would open fire at migrants who would throw rocks at soldiers.
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They used it to drop grenades onto the Supreme Court building and open fire on the Interior Ministry in a brazen midday attack.
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Soon after he was elected, Mr. Witzel said police officers should be authorized to open fire on any criminal seen carrying a rifle.
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Even if there's a communications problem, if you don't hear my order" — he emphasized that part: hear my order — "you don't open fire.
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The InfoWars-led conspiracy convinced a North Carolina man to travel to Comet Pizza in Washington, DC and open fire in the restaurant.
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Of course, someone did indeed open fire on Keef and his cousin in June 2018 in Times Square, just days after Tekashi's offer.
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Police do not know what why the shooter decided to open fire in the lobby of the skyscraper that houses the banks headquarters.
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Police initially said McDonald lunged toward officers with a knife, prompting Van Dyke to open fire six seconds after exiting his squad car.
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In the video, she can be heard saying, "Don't shoot him, don't shoot him, he has no weapon," before the officers open fire.
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Washing here requires heating water in an oil drum over an open fire in the snow; Ali has not bathed in a month.
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Their major concern: In the chaos of a mass shooting, police could mistake an armed teacher for an active shooter and open fire.
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If you were a good Gascon, you would know that demoiselles are traditionally grilled over an open fire until the bones are crispy.
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I wouldn't want a soldier to open fire and empty a magazine on a girl like that, even if she's doing something extremely serious.
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Some protesters set tires on fire and tried to break into the Badr Organization&aposs office in Sadr City, prompting guards to open fire.
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He accelerated again toward the officers and struck a second patrol car occupied by an officer, prompting four officers to open fire, Ramirez said.
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The video ends with a chilling scene when ISIS fighters open fire at close range on the wounded soldier whose camera recorded the video.
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Meanwhile, B'Tselem, an Israeli human rights group, urged Israeli soldiers to disobey open-fire orders because using live ammunition against unarmed people is unlawful.
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As he was fleeing, the suspect turned toward the officers with the dark object in his right hand, causing one officer to open fire.
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"The narrative put forward was that [the officers] had to open fire because [Clark] was charging at them," the family's lawyer Benjamin Crump said.
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Unlike other cakes, it's made by pouring batter onto a rotating spit over an open fire in a setup reminiscent of a horizontal döner.
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Here the scents are more domestic: parched cow dung, acrid but pleasant, and the sickly-sweet spice of chai, cooked on an open fire.
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But enough were – as they tried to tear down parts of the fence – that the Israeli troops had no choice but to open fire.
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As he was fleeing, the suspect turned toward the officers, with the dark object in his right hand, causing one officer to open fire.
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According to Sheriff's Lt. Joe Mendoza, Marquez armed herself with a BB gun and pointed it at the officers, causing them to open fire.
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Investigators said they did not know what led the student to open fire at the school 40 miles (65 km) north of Los Angeles.
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The holiday season is upon us, bringing with it mistletoe, chestnuts roasting on an open fire, and skeletal horses demanding entrance to our homes.
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After Simon shoots the first few Scavengers who look at him funny, we hear him open fire — but the scene has already moved on.
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An armed security guard from the bar shot them, and police did not open fire when they arrived at the scene, the outlets said.
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Then, in this flashback scene from the first episode of the new Hulu series "The Handmaid's Tale," the police open fire on the demonstrators.
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The police moved in, prompting the gunman to open fire, wounding four police officers, one critically, before he was shot and killed, officials said.
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That's the bad news: Peasant is a beloved restaurant, well ahead of its time in its casual simplicity and cooking over an open fire.
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Misha made hot dogs over an open fire in a steel caldron on the ice while we waited for the sauna to heat up.
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During the annual portrayals, the killers drag the sharecroppers from a car, line them up and open fire, using firecrackers and ketchup for effect.
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When he was told he had been fired, authorities said he used a pistol he carried with him into the meeting to open fire.
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"The venison there is cooked slowly, slowly, slowly over an open fire, and the meat maintains the scent of the fireplace," Mr. Bottura says.
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They're accused of planning to open fire Friday at The Villages Charter Middle School near the city of Wildwood, the Sumter County Sheriff's Office said.
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My hope is that for example a policeman will think twice about whether he or she should open fire, depending of course on the situation.
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And from Phil Davis&apos reporting, the crime reporter who I read you his account a short time ago, he said that he open fire.
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And because mass shooters sometimes post warnings, trolling messages, racist screeds, and manifestos before they open fire, schools are increasingly turning to automated digital surveillance.
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The December footage prompted some debate in Israel over the military's open-fire regulations, the reaction of the exuberant soldiers and the military's preliminary response.
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As the Saviors open fire, every single one of their guns backfires, blowing off hands or otherwise severely injuring every single member of Negan's army.
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I caught up with Zak to talk about the event, open fire cooking, and the depressing dearth of deliverable Chinese food in the Hudson Valley.
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Police initially said McDonald lunged toward officers with a knife, prompting Van Dyke to open fire six seconds after getting out of his squad car.
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A US-led coalition aircraft might spot an ISIS position or vehicle and open fire, and fighters would move in afterwards if they were nearby.
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Partygoers tried to escape through the back of the house -- only to have someone open fire from a yard adjacent to the residence, police said.
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A Chicago man who died after police shot him Wednesday night had produced a gun while being chased, prompting officers to open fire, officials said.
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London police said in a news release that the suspect attempted to drive the vehicle at police when confronted, prompting the officers to open fire.
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She now cooks vegetables over an open fire, and returns home twice a month to check in on her son who looks over their fields.
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At a calçotada, calçots are grilled over open fire, peeled with bare hands, and dipped in a delicious sauce before getting shoved into your piehole.
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In a pinch, you can cook this sweet and savory char siu chicken in a grill pan, but it's even better cooked over open fire.
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Mass shootings are, broadly speaking, typically seen as events in which a shooter or multiple shooters open fire on another group of people in public.
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The FSB said the Ukrainian ships had ignored warning shots, forcing Russian vessels to open fire for real, after they illegally entered Russian territorial waters.
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Guests like Adele, Amy Schumer, and Kris Jenner instead were able to help themselves to squash, carrots, smoked fish, beef cooked on an open fire.
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Now, if it can only restrain the tendency to circle the wagons and open fire, maybe we can save both the democracy and the planet.
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Then, he went outside and bluffed: he warned the mob of people that armed guards inside the building were prepared to open fire into the crowd.
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I would think the best way to taste a porg would be over an open fire—and nothing beats the flavor or wood, so no charcoal.
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Last Monday, a Haitian senator appeared to open fire amid chaotic scenes outside the Parliament building, where a journalist was injured with an apparent gunshot wound.
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Now shortly after the video ends, New York City Police Department they open fire, wounded the suspect, who remains alive and in custody as we speak.
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Will and Kate joined the children in taking part in a number of outdoors activities, from experiencing Sami tents, to roasting sausages on an open fire.
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The smoke from the open fire is overpowering, and it's impossible to stay in there for more than a few seconds without dashing out for air.
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While other women there are involved in decorating the pieces, she is the only one shaping the copper and tin-plating it over an open fire.
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He said Roof, 22, shared his plans to open fire during a June 17 Bible study at the historic Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston.
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There's shopping, gift-wrapping, decorating, and filling your seasonal to-do list with nostalgia-centered activities like sledding and drinking hot cocoa by an open fire.
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The shooter, who police say entered by cutting a hole in a perimeter fence to avoid event security, open fire on the crowds, apparently at random.
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One slides into a pile of dead leaves to open fire before running forward and appearing to briefly cross the dividing line between the two countries.
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Everything changed this week when a white man traveled hundreds of miles to my hometown to open fire at a Walmart store and killed 22 people.
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Rows of squash and carrots were set out on large rectangular tables, and there were also smoked fish and beef being cooked on open fire spits.
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He has repeatedly said Paddock was the only shooter to open fire from the Mandalay Bay hotel onto more than 20,000 people attending the music festival.
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The operation, according to police records, turned deadly when police shot and killed three other men who opened fire or tried to open fire on them.
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The shooters open fire and bystanders flee The video does not have sound, but seconds after Anderson gets out of the truck, bystanders duck and scatter.
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He pledged to make it easier for the police and soldiers to open fire on armed suspects, and is in favor of restoring the death penalty.
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"It's an extremely romantic destination," said Hennie Rawlinson, owner of Meno a Kwena, where chefs prepare food over an open fire and guests dine al fresco.
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Grainy surveillance footage showed an individual in dark clothing walking up to Hussle, who was standing with a group of three other men, and open fire.
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Féliz Garcia's attorney has said his client is a motorcycle taxi driver and may have unwittingly driven the shooter, but he did not open fire on Ortiz.
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The coast guard could open fire to warn ships operating illegally in Vietnam's waters if they did not heed its request to halt illegal activities, it added.
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He got completely bloodied by them, so I decided to try out another interaction in the Extreme Violence mod: I take out a gun and open fire.
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Freeman released volumes of evidence, including video, to argue that the two officers reasonably believed their lives were in danger when Ringgenberg told Schwarze to open fire.
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PST: Amazon's Super Bowl ad is now live: ———- Alec Baldwin and Dan Marino are sitting in a lush mahogany-lined room in front of an open fire.
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Except when I approach the surface looking for a nice spot to land, I realize a quartet of pirates has followed me, and they immediately open fire.
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Lil Xan never made it onstage for a scheduled show in St. Louis because someone allegedly threatened to open fire if he went through with the gig.
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Those guards we saw in the earlier scene usher the two onto a bus, and open fire out the back trying to keep the creature at bay.
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No longer reserved for just meats and vegetables, the open fire has become a place where you can imbue a smoky, outdoorsy heat into your dessert, too.
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Targeted killings "will not cease", he said, and "the open-fire policy for which the Israel Defence Forces is responsible (at the Gaza border) will not change".
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""I wanna open fire on a large crowd of people from over 3 miles away before I die and I need a spotter (laughing cry face emoji).
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A local newspaper photographer witnessed a gunman open fire at a federal building in downtown Dallas on Monday, capturing images of the man carrying an assault weapon.
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ISIS fighters are using a truck that allows them to pop up over the berm, open fire, and then repeat the procedure from another position moments later.
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"It's hard to believe that someone in the classroom is going to have a weapon and is just going to open fire like nothing," Montoya told KMGH.
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Sid Ahmed Ghlam was ordered by Mr. Abaaoud to open fire on a church in Villejuif, south of Paris, according to the report by France's antiterrorism police.
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A United Nations official said the peacekeepers had to open fire to protect the civilian population and confirmed that at least 10 militia fighters had been killed.
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In Ms. Danner's case, the police said in their initial account that she had swung a bat at the sergeant, Hugh Barry, prompting him to open fire.
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But, so far, there are very few public clues as to what led him to open fire on the crowd at the Route 91 Harvest music festival.
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In the messages, the 25-year-old said he wanted to open fire on a large crowd of people, the sheriff's office said in a news release.
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Police said the group tried to enter the European Union at the Roszke crossing at about 0430 GMT, prompting the security officer on site to open fire.
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Police initially said after the shooting that McDonald lunged toward officers with a knife, prompting Van Dyke to open fire after getting out of his squad car.
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He has repeatedly said Paddock was the only shooter to open fire from the Mandalay Bay hotel onto more than 20,000 people attending a country music festival.
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A security officer thwarted a possible school shooting in California after he overheard a student threaten to open fire in the building, The Associated Press reported Wednesday.
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"There are usually two snipers in those fields who shoot at us every day," said Sermaid Ali, as one of his comrades prepared to open fire again.
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Brutal crackdowns on civil protests, such as Mexico's 1968 Tlatelolco massacre, which saw security forces open fire on student demonstrators, earned the PRI a reputation for authoritarianism.
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One day at the beginning of September, the three black men crossed the barricade on their way to the ferry landing, prompting Mr. Bourgeois to open fire.
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Meat was boiled using clay bowls over an open fire or by dropping hot stones into a mixture of meat and water to bring up the temperature.
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The driver, identified by police sources as Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, a 31-year-old Tunisian resident in France, also appeared to open fire before officers shot him dead.
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"I keep telling everyone it is like trying to sip water from a wide-open fire hydrant," she said of the planning required to put the event together.
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It's not as if the officers pondered Harrouff's skin color before deciding not to open fire — they were merely reacting to the situation as it unfolded, Puckett said.
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Feeling guilty over Denise's (Merritt Wever) death, Daryl (who had Rosita with him) was about open fire on the Saviors holding Glenn (Steven Yeun) and Michonne (Danai Gurira.
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"I would like to express my gratitude to him and to his colleagues who had to open fire when faced with individuals armed with knives," the minister said.
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Investigators are still trying to determine what prompted Wilkes, who served in the military and was dressed in military garb, to open fire on the officers, he said.
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As the murder trial continued last week, Oliver testified that he had no choice but to open fire, saying that the teens' car was moving toward his partner.
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Days later, investigators are still struggling to discern what caused Paddock to haul 22016 guns up to his 13nd-floor suite and open fire on the street below.
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Witness Lisa Skelton told the affiliate that she saw the shooter emerge from his boat and open fire, then go back below deck to reload and fire again.
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A signature campaign promise was Bolsonaro's pledge to tackle rising crime and violence in Brazilian cities by giving the police more autonomy to open fire on suspected criminals.
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They said the car was driving "aggressively towards the officer," prompting them to open fire and kill 15-year-old Jordan Edwards, who was in the passenger seat.
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After descending its stone staircase, we sat in a nearby parking lot, eating noodles around an open fire with Li Quan Jin, 60, one of the temple's managers.
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Last month, Clark County Sheriff Joe Lombardo offered his opinion on what might have led to the shooter's decision open fire on a crowd at a music festival.
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What is going on with our boys and young men that allows them to walk into a public space and open fire, but not girls and young women?
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But five months later, after being kicked out of Stoneman Douglas High, he legally purchased the semiautomatic AR-22017 rifle that he used to open fire on Feb.
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The survivors want to hold the government accountable that shooter Dylann Roof was able to buy the gun he used to open fire in an African-American church.
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Mr. Bolsonaro recently backed a bill that set stiffer sentences for drug crimes and has said the police should have greater leeway to open fire on suspected criminals.
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Photographers tend to see New York through a romantic lens, as a city of human dignity under duress, of poor children making luxury of an open fire hydrant.
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Set out on large rectangular tables were rows of squash and carrots, and there were also tons of smoked fish and beef being cooked on open fire spits.
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Hodgkinson's decision to open fire on an early-morning baseball practice organized by House Republicans in Alexandria, Virginia, was horrifying even by the macabre standards of mass shootings.
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The steaks are sold by weight, come in filet, sirloin and rib-eye cuts, and are grilled over an open fire and served on a cast-iron plate.
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Clements was emotionally disturbed, family attorney says Antonio Romanucci, an attorney for Clements' family, told CNN in an interview Friday that police had "no reason" to open fire.
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In a video posted on Facebook, Hong Kong's police department confirmed what it called an "open fire incident" had taken place in Tsuen Wan at around 4 p.m.
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White Christmases, chestnuts on an open fire, Rudolf, and silver bells had already shifted the sentiment of Christmas away from the crib and the angels singing on high.
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A brawl ensued and Tekashi claims Shotti then instructed a Nine Trey gang member to open fire at the rival crew ... he did, but no one was hit.
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Video shows gunman open fire Ortiz and his friend Jhoel Lopez, a television host, were shot Sunday night at the Dial Bar and Lounge in the Dominican Republic's capital.
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Hayes alleged in the lawsuit that police used excessive force when they shot and killed his father, Anthony, in December 2005, saying they had no reason to open fire.
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One witness told national broadcaster TRT that he saw two attackers open fire and then blow themselves up as authorities responded at a security checkpoint outside the international terminal.
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Authorities have not determined what led Stephen Paddock to open fire from his high-rise hotel room onto an outdoor concert below, killing 58 people and injuring hundreds more.
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More than 20 durians were mashed up and continuously stirred over an open fire for four hot hours, before coconut oil was added and it was left to cool.
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Considering it's a dish made in the backyard of a pub on a picnic table and an open fire, it looks surprisingly good—and the taste is similarly bewildering.
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The riot police have been exempted from pay cuts and last December Mr Putin signed a law allowing the FSB, the state security agency, to open fire on crowds.
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Others on Reddit though are more interested in another quick shot in the trailer, which seems to show a man wearing a pig head roasting on an open fire.
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Later, he used two handguns to open fire at several officers who then returned fire and killed him, according to a statement from the Dauphin County district attorney's office.
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Puerto Rico Governor Ricardo Rossello said he ordered a Puerto Rican ship carrying humanitarian aid to turn back after a Venezuelan navy ship threatened to open fire on it.
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But he also feared for their lives and ultimately implored them to leave, warning that the Chinese troops who had arrived to quell the disturbance might soon open fire.
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No matter that she was more than 100 years old, suffered from cataracts, wore dentures, cooked outside on an open fire and sometimes roasted chicken inside a steaming watermelon.
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In one instance, a pigeon brought a request that the French artillery open fire on a position occupied by French troops which the Germans were surrounding in dense masses.
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On September 19, 1983, during Lebanon's long civil war, the Reagan Administration ordered Marine peacekeepers in Beirut to open fire on Muslim militias in the mountains overlooking the city.
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"The narrative that had been put forth was that they had to open fire because he was charging at them," said Benjamin Crump, one of the Clark family's lawyers.
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The authorities said that when two police cruisers caught up to Mr. Thevenin, his car struck and pinned Sergeant French against his cruiser, prompting Sergeant French to open fire.
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"Customers and employees shouldn't be the ones to decide whether someone coming into a restaurant or a retail outlet is open carrying or preparing to open fire," says Watts.
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Contradicting that account, local news media, citing eyewitnesses, reported that the traveling family did not open fire on the police and that no weapons were recovered from their vehicle.
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But in America, they may be more likely to run into a person who is armed and could open fire — so these kinds of deadly incidents may happen more often.
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All of these are A-OK in Arizona, where the state Bureau of Land Management lets people open fire on public land, as long as folks clean up after themselves.
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But days after the deadly shooting, Eric Paddock said he still had no insight as to what pushed his brother to open fire on a crowd of concertgoers Sunday night.
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A disgruntled cook at a Marriott in Southern California was arrested Tuesday after he allegedly told another employee he planned to open fire on coworkers and guests at the hotel.
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Together they go hunting for seaweed, urchins and scallops and cook everything over open fire back at Roddie's Arctic farm - where Halaigh gets to spend the night in a hammock.
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Puerto Rico Governor Ricardo Rossello said he ordered a Puerto Rican ship carrying humanitarian aid to turn back after a Venezuelan navy ship threatened to open fire on the vessel.
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Footage from the shooting shows Lamont exiting the car and backing away from it with his hands at his sides as officers shout commands at him before they open fire.
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Though he said he did not understand why Omar Mateen would enter a gay club and open fire, killing 49 people and injuring dozens more, he pointed out Omar's disgust.
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The idea that a man would politely inquire about the political party of a group of men practicing "America's pastime" and then open fire based on the answer, staggers me.
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They keep rabbits and hens for meat and eggs, and drive to a nearby town to buy other food which they cook on a butane stove or their open fire.
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In Hawaii, celebrating Christmas with a hula that ends in an epic pig roast over an open fire is a tradition that dates back to the first Christmas in Hawaii.
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"I believe the message was strong enough and simple enough: We do not cross the border, and if you open fire at us you will pay the price," he said.
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The officer, Wayne Isaacs, said that the man, Delrawn Small, walked up to his car shortly after midnight on July 4, 2016, and punched him, prompting him to open fire.
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In the evenings, Moslawi families would pack the street cafes or sit around open fire pits along the banks of the Tigris, roasting masgouf fish freshly caught from the river.
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Many in YouTube-land spoke of government schemes to open fire on citizens, and claimed that they were ready to fight back with as much firepower as they could muster.
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He said he encountered the victim lying on the side of the road, and as he approached, the man pointed a gun at him, which forced him to open fire.
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Friday's shooting comes two days after two civilian workers were killed at the Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard when a 22-year-old sailor open fire before shooting and killing himself.
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Police had been searching for a light gold Chevrolet Cruze after a surveillance video showed a man roll down the Cruze's rear passenger window and open fire with a handgun.
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The Soho branch of Neil Rankin's restaurant is the best in my opinion, and a great date spot as it has low lighting and lots of open fire grill theater.
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Those atrocities include ordering their troops to open fire on Afghan civilians, vengefully executing a suspected Taliban bomb-maker, and posing with the severed head of a dead ISIS fighter.
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A state Senate committee advanced a plan that would let police officers open fire only in situations of imminent and serious injury or possible death to the officer or another person.
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You wake up, wander out of your door-less hole in the ground, swing a club at a deer or two and roast up some fresh venison over an open fire.
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And it still is very unclear whether or not this suspect actually went in the front door, opening fire, or walked in the front door and then begin to open fire.
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And when he does open fire, how long was he firing through this glass window before he was neutralized by -- as it -- were police officers that were already on the scene?
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He saw a man, whom police have identified as 19-year-old Santino Legan, open fire on attendees -- just feet away from him and his friends Nick McFarland and Sarah Ordaz.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's FSB security services said on Monday that Ukrainian naval ships ignored warning shots, forcing Russian vessels to open fire for real, after they illegally entered Russian territorial waters.
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Investigators still don't know what prompted 64-year-old Stephen Paddock to open fire on thousands of attendees at the Route 91 Harvest Festival, killing 58 people and wounding hundreds more.
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Predicting which one of thousands, if not millions, of potentially unhinged individuals is having a cosmically bad day and will be the one to open fire is likely to remain inscrutable.
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Cast iron cookware is versatile, and you can find everything from skillets to Dutch ovens to cake pans that are safe to use with electric, ceramic, gas, and open fire cooktops.
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In a speech at the White House Thursday on immigration and asylum policy, Trump suggested US troops could open fire on members of migrant groups headed to the US-Mexico border.
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And if they do open fire, the police chief expects cops to carry the wounded to their cruisers and rush the victim to a hospital, not wait around for an ambulance.
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The party has ignored repeated calls to acknowledge that it was wrong to open fire on the students and residents, and resisted demands for a full accounting of how many died.
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Among his best-sellers are skopo - sheep's head steam-cooked or grilled on an open fire - followed by "Mogodu Mondays" - a 2-for-1 special of spicy tripe and maize porridge.
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Watch till you drop: The first 29 episodes of "The Simpsons" will be shown in chronological order, starting with "Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire," and ending, at midnight on Dec.
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If you're arriving at Kennedy International Airport or Newark Liberty International with a handful of authentic Greek chestnuts, for example, they will be roasted over an open fire — and ultimately incinerated.
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Despite being hit with a stun gun, Clary managed to break free, retrieve a semi-automatic pistol from his car and open fire on Kelly and Trooper Ryan Seiple, authorities have said.
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HANOI (Reuters) - Vietnam wants to give its coast guard more flexibility to open fire at sea, amid tension in the busy South China Sea waterway, a draft law released on Wednesday showed.
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Vietnam's coast guard could open fire to "protect sovereignty and sovereign rights in defense and security situations," said the draft, released on the website of the law making body, the National Assembly.
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President-elect Donald Trump has fired a member of his transition team for spreading the "Pizzagate" conspiracy theory that led a man to open fire at a Washington, DC pizzeria this week.
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Salt Lake City Police Department officials, in their original account of the shooting, said Patrick Harmon, 50, pulled out a weapon while being taken into custody, prompting an officer to open fire.
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Gypsy pegs had a streaked, rough-hewn look, as if brushed with ash from the open fire, and a little ring of reclaimed tin near the top to hold the wood together.
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"Escape" announces it is not here to play with its very first scene, where the L&L guards open fire on a group of inmates in the middle of an escape scheme.
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The fact that police kill people so often in countries wracked by violence may stand to reason: the more armed criminals that officers confront, the more they will need to open fire.
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Witness Chelloug, a kitchen assistant, told Reuters he was walking out of a shop and saw a man get out of a car and open fire with a rifle on a policeman.
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Enrique Moreno, 19, said he was present at what he described as a "peaceful protest" and said he was "just a few meters away" from Queliz when police began to open fire.
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The East, which roasted like chestnuts on an open fire in December, is looking at multiple shots of cold, Arctic air and potential snowfall events during the next two to three weeks.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said: "What happened in Hebron does not represent the values of the IDF", adding that Israeli soldiers were "expected to exercise restraint and follow open-fire regulations".
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Once Glenn and Heath are cornered in a closet and realize they have to be less precious about kililng people in order to survive, they open fire on a group of Saviors.
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In Concord, for instance, she was learning how to roast a chicken over an open fire and reading books from the time period, including the letters of Louisa May Alcott's mother, Abigail.
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Lunch that day was a riverside picnic consisting of a whole, locally raised lamb roasted on a hand-carved spit over an open fire that Mr. Medina had prepared for the group.
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A plot to detonate bombs in Times Square and the New York City subway system and to open fire at concert venues last year was quietly thwarted, federal authorities disclosed on Friday.
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Seven members of The Base were arrested in a nationwide FBI operation last week, some for plotting assassinations and others for a plan to open fire at a gun rally in Virginia.
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It is one thing to lead President Trump in polls at this stage in the campaign; it is quite another to measure up when the Trump campaign and its allies open fire.
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In November, they set up the task force to fight violent crime following the death of a 15-year-old boy in Malmo when a gunman open fire on a pizza restaurant.
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It said Turkish army howitzers fired on the militants as they were preparing to open fire on Turkey on Saturday from the areas of Baragitah, Tel Ahmar and Shabaniye in northern Syria.
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Standing beside the huge cast iron stove, pumping out heat like an open fire, I order the "Chili Kumpir," which comes covered in chili beans, jalapeños, sweetcorn, sour cream, mushrooms, and olives.
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It does not offer a clear view of Scott as police open fire, but it shows the moments leading up to the shooting and the aftermath, with Scott's body sprawled on the pavement.
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MOSCOW, Nov 26 (Reuters) - Russia's FSB security services said on Monday that Ukrainian naval ships ignored warning shots, forcing Russian vessels to open fire for real, after they illegally entered Russian territorial waters.
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Children playing hide and seek in the narrow passages trample on raw sewage that flows steadily from a pit latrine into the river, as fresh fish is fried on an open fire nearby.
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AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - The primal confluence of food, flames and family simmers in high definition in "Barbecue," a globe-trotting new documentary and cinematic love letter to cooking meat over an open fire.
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One fake story about a Washington, D.C. pizzeria running a child sex ring connected to the Clintons reportedly inspired an armed North Carolina man to enter the restaurant and open fire last weekend.
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Although why Kevin thought he'd be able to keep a lower profile by pretending to "open fire" with sounds of a machine gun firing at the pizza delivery guy is anyone's guess. 903.
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"These chemicals can be produced from wood smoke or when fat and juices from meat grilled directly over an open fire drip onto the fire, creating flames and smoke," Song said by email.
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San Bernardino 14 killed December 2, 2015 - Married couple Syed Rizwan Farook and Tashfeen Malik open fire on an employee gathering taking place at Inland Regional Center in San Bernardino, killing 14 people.
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In 2013, for example, an air marshal instructor "committed egregious safety violations" by allegedly throwing a handful of expired simulation ammunition into an open fire during a training exercise, according to the records.
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San Bernardino: 14 killed December 2, 2015 - Married couple Syed Rizwan Farook and Tashfeen Malik open fire on an employee gathering taking place at Inland Regional Center in San Bernardino, killing 14 people.
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Russell was outside the comms room when one of the officers inside, seeing him standing there, ran out and pulled him to the floor, screaming the North Koreans were about to open fire.
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Police had been searching for a light gold Chevrolet Cruze with tinted windows, after a surveillance video showed a man roll down the Cruze's rear passenger window and open fire with a handgun.
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The two pedicab drivers drew their guns in a slum in northern Manila and "tried to open fire" at plainclothes officers posing as drug buyers, according to the police report into their killings.
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On Friday, she explained, she'll take local trout and hang them over an open fire for six hours; she'll serve it with bread and the pierogies she used to make for farmers' markets.
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Amid general confusion, as the troops struggled with Czech street names, he described Prague citizens erecting barricades with trams and other vehicles, which prompted the soldiers to open fire, killing and wounding dozens.
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The attack occurred around 9:45 am (0245 EST) when a small truck approached the vehicle checkpoint and ignored an order to stop, prompting gendarmerie troops to open fire, the Hakkari governor's office said.
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The young man, in his early 20s, hit a policeman as he reversed his car away from the control point, prompting another officer to open fire, wounding him fatally, according to a police source.
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The attorney said that the family plans to file a civil suit and that there were "two failures" — the officer who decided to open fire, and Georgia Tech's not providing its officers with tasers.
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Smoked beer — Rauchbier in German —traditionally acquires its particular flavor from heating malted barley over an open fire, though craft brewers these days are finding many ways of imparting a smokiness in their brews.
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They use the Internet and other means to turn up the chaos by inspiring some among us to open fire, wield knives or axes, detonate explosives, or turn trucks into weapons of mass destruction.
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The police had to open fire to disperse crowds on Tuesday night and protests are expected to continue in various parts of the country ahead of the release of the film on Jan. 25.
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A popular one (pictured) that speaks of "Chestnuts roasting on an open Fire, Jack Frost nipping at your nose, Yuletide carols in the choir…." was in fact penned on a blistering day in Chicago.
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He said all deaths should be investigated and police were under orders not to open fire in the protests, which have turned into the worst crisis of his more than a decade in power.
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In Louisiana, video footage by a bystander showed Baton Rouge, Louisiana officers violently wrestle Alton Sterling, 37, to the ground and open fire point-blank into his body while Sterling lay on the ground.
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Golsteyn has been charged with the murder of a Taliban bombmaker, while Lorance was convicted in 2013 of ordering soldiers in his platoon to open fire on three men on a motorcycle in Afghanistan.
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Questions about the shooting are feeding a stormy debate about open-fire regulations and the use of force during a wave of violence that began in October but appeared to have been waning recently.
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Leading the way into a secure compound in Afghanistan in November 2018, Maiko caused the Al Qaeda fighters to open fire, giving away their position, allowing the Rangers to eliminate the threat without injury.
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Ayoub El Khazzani, the other attacker sent by Mr. Abaaoud, was tackled by passengers after his weapon jammed while he tried to open fire inside a high-speed Thalys train last August, officials said.
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"Without a doubt, the question of the 'command spirit' will arise, with some in the ranks wondering whether this defense minister has, effectively, revised military ethics, especially regarding open-fire regulations," Peretz told Reuters.
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"The fronds of the palms are burned," a process that takes place offsite — sometimes as far away as Florida — where they are incinerated in an open fire, collected and shipped back to the city.
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Civilians who carry licensed guns are expected to use them if confronted with a dangerous situation, but "only if in a life-threatening situation can they open fire," said Micky Rosenfeld, a police spokesman.
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San Bernardino, California: 14 killed December 2, 2015 - Married couple Syed Rizwan Farook and Tashfeen Malik open fire on an employee gathering taking place at Inland Regional Center in San Bernardino, killing 173 people.
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Netanyahu called the internal political debate "hollow" and said Israel's top general was merely "stating the obvious" about rules of military engagement, under which soldiers can open fire only when lives are in danger.
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Of the dozens of people who have died since protests began, a majority have died after Áñez took power and gave the military license to do things like open fire on pro-Morales protesters.
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Law enforcement officials believe Mr. Paddock had recently lost a "significant amount of wealth," and that may have led him to open fire from his hotel room at the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino.
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Los Angeles, California: 17 dead, 18 injuredAt about 15:3 PM, a dispute broke out at a wake on the city's south side, prompting one attendee to leave, return with a rifle, and open fire.
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Detroit, Michigan: 1 dead, 4 injuredAround 5:50 PM, an argument on the street between two parties escalated, leading the two men on one side of the dispute to open fire on the other group.
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"My fear is that he is going to open fire on the officers," Rapp said, adding his decision to shoot was based on information from the 911 call and Finch&aposs actions on the porch.
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"During the pre-dawn raid, our personnel had to open fire after three suspected militants on a motorbike started firing at them," he said, adding that Sharif died in the gunfight while two others fled.
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Jeff Gordinier asked professional chefs for their best advice for amateurs cooking over open fire, and rounded up recipes for grilled Arctic char with horseradish crema; grilled broccoli with apricot puttanesca; and grilled glazed carrots.
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So sorry about the war—we just kind of wanted to learn how to swear in another language, and everyone knows the top method is simply to open fire and listen to what people yell.
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You can count in the footage, recorded from a patrol car's dashboard camera, exactly how long it takes Van Dyke to jump out of another cruiser, gun already fully extended, and open fire: six seconds.
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In place of a major new policy proposal on asylum, the President cranked up the demagoguery, suggesting US troops could actually open fire on members of a migrant group if they ever reach the border.
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At one end of the room you can glimpse through to a gleaming kitchen, where hunks of meat are cooked over an open fire, giving the whole dining room a slight scent of wood smoke.
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Women cook over an open fire fueled by freshly cut wood because the kitchen in this modest three-bedroom ranch home in the Costa Rican countryside cannot possibly accommodate food preparations for 50 hungry fugitives.
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On a Friday night in September 903, a former Marine who had drifted into Roanoke walked down Salem Avenue and into a gay bar, where he ordered a beer and then proceeded to open fire.
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Ryan points out there's an all too familiar call for new gun control laws after school shootings -- but says not enough is being done to prevent students from ever wanting to open fire on classmates.
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Jeremy B. Smith, her lawyer, said in a statement on Wednesday that Officer Kerl "had to analyze in a split second" before deciding to open fire to protect the person, the public and her partner.
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And then, in the opening moments of episode two, Travis escaped a hairy situation with some of the other characters onboard a helicopter, only for someone on the ground to open fire on said helicopter.
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" READ: Trump's troop surge on the Mexican border could set a dangerous precedent Asked if he thought it likely soldiers would open fire on the migrants, he said: "I hope not — but it's the military.
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Jesus opened up to Ellen DeGeneres ... detailing the harrowing moments leading up to him discovering Stephen Paddock on the 32nd floor, just as he was starting to open fire on the crowd of concertgoers below.
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It would be great if all 7.4 billion of us could hunt our own lizards and cook them over an open fire, spend hours baking our own bread from grain milled on stone, and so on.
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Prosecutors allege that an accidental dance floor bump and a spilled drink at a Boston club in July 2012 agitated Hernandez, causing him to follow the car carrying the victims and open fire at a stoplight.
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But that, in their judgment, did not mean the first two officers to open fire acted inappropriately -- in fact all the other three officers at the scene acted legally and within BPD protocol, according to prosecutors.
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That figure, the radio host Glenn Beck, was less circumspect in his appraisal of Donald J. Trump, who hours earlier had joked that he could open fire in the middle of Fifth Avenue without losing support.
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BAKU, April 4 (Reuters) - Azerbaijan's Defence Ministry said on Monday that if Armenian-backed forces continued to open fire on civilians near Nagorno-Karabakh then its army would prepare to attack the region's capital of Stepanakert.
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Despite Finicum defying those orders and reaching toward the pocket containing the gun, two nearby state police officers did not immediately open fire, and a third officer attempted to move in with a Taser, Nelson said.
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Security forces at the station asked the attacker to hand over his weapon but he refused, forcing them to open fire, injuring him in the leg, IRNA cited the police information center in Tehran as saying.
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The all-star barbecue of your dreams will draw everyone to Wild Onion Ranch on the city's far south side on Saturday for Al Fuego, a showcase of open-fire cooking techniques from around the world.
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Tiananmen also remains a point of contention between China and many Western countries, which have implored Chinese leaders to account for giving the People's Liberation Army (PLA) the order to open fire on their own people.
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The proposals come days after a man used a high-powered rifle and extended magazines to open fire in a popular Dayton neighborhood early Sunday, killing his sister and eight other people in under 257 seconds.
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Six of the soldiers admitted to having participated in the killings but said their commander had given the order to open fire, said the two sources, who were not authorized to speak publicly about the case.
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At Fayer, he will cook more of what he sees as an emerging Argentine-Jewish cuisine — multicultural Jewish influences from across the diaspora, unified by the open-fire grilling and wood smoke that define Argentine cooking.
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"They are shooting at our side, and we're not allowed to open fire," said a soldier who gave only his nom de guerre, The Greek, and was dressed from head to toe in white snow camouflage.
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He said all deaths should be investigated and that police were under orders not to open fire in the protests, which have turned into the worst crisis of his more than a decade back in power.
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NGURIUNDITU, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When Joyce Njenga replaced her traditional open-fire hearth with an energy-saving stove, she was pleased it lived up to its promised efficiencies: using less firewood and halving cooking times.
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There was little evidence of what had led him to open fire on a police officer; he left no manifesto, little public warning except on Facebook, where he expressed anger at prison guards and police officers.
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Instead, our international correspondent Patrick Kingsley wrote an article that sought to answer the questions we had hoped the manifesto would address: What was the gunman thinking, and why did he open fire at two mosques?
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"There was a time when men would come in with guns and try to drive us out almost daily," Arreola recalled as she stirred a large pot of beans on an open fire in Vallecito's communal kitchen.
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Five people are confirmed to be dead after an "ongoing dispute" in a California neighborhood prompted one man to open fire on two others before his home went up in flames with his wife and son inside.
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Police had to open fire to disperse crowds on Tuesday night as protests against the film turned increasingly violent, with vandalism around multiplexes in the western state of Gujarat and dozens of motorcycles being set on fire.
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Devin Kelley, 26, bought at least two guns from a store in Texas, and allegedly went on to open fire at a church in Sutherland Springs, Texas — committing the deadliest mass shooting the state has ever seen.
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With its open fire cooking concept and beautiful views of the Bosphorus, this restaurant offers both a wonderful meal and an exciting atmosphere as you watch your food grilled only moments before it arrives at your table.
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After numerous players complained of having missed the momentous rocket launch because trolls decided to ruin their game and open fire early, it's clear the battle royale structure is becoming a detriment to Epic's meticulous storytelling plans.
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Earlier this year, Jones apologized under legal pressure for promoting the "Pizzagate" conspiracy that falsely claimed a Washington, D.C. pizzeria hosted a ring of pedophiles and inspired a North Carolina man to open fire inside the business.
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"I wanted to take care of my friends, but I knew I had to get out of there," said 15-year-old freshman Courtney Marshall, who saw the gunman walk into her art class and open fire.
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To me, the Dutchtub seemingly presents a host of fire issues, like, why would I put a raging fire near grass a la the above photo, or why would I let kids frolic around the open fire?
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Around 20 youths attempted to take over the station during an otherwise peaceful rally in the town of Bondo in the southwest county of Siaya, forcing officers to open fire, County Commissioner Josephine Onunga said by phone.
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But the public perception of police these days among many Americans is that, way too often, they open fire on unarmed African Americans and, in the Eric Garner case, for instance, choke people to death in public.
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Houthi attacks on coalition oil tankers and military vessels, including one that killed four Emiratis in June, had set the Saudi-led forces on edge, he said, and they tended to open fire easily on potential threats.
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Later in the day we walked into a cluster of Sami summer huts, or goahti, beautiful sod-roofed buildings with wildflowers growing on them, and inside of one watched a woman make bread on an open fire.
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A Russian border patrol discovered two North Korean schooners and 11 motorboats fishing illegally off its far eastern coast on Tuesday and detained the first vessel, prompting the second one to open fire, Russian news agencies reported.
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Just as Bowers reportedly entered a Jewish synagogue to open fire on innocents on Saturday, Gregory A. Bush was arrested in Kentucky on Wednesday after failing to gain entry to a historically black church carrying a weapon.
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In the largest mass trials, several hundred military and air force officers stand accused of sending tanks to seize bridges and bases, and of ordering them to open fire on protesters and military jets to bomb targets.
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And Chief Thomson has told officers that when they respond to shootings — or after the police open fire — they should carry the wounded into their cruisers and rush to the hospital, rather than wait for an ambulance.
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The Trump administration has shielded Israel from critics in Europe and the human rights community who say Israel&aposs open-fire orders are illegal because they allow deadly force even when soldiers are not in life-threatening situations.
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As the Central American migrant caravan moves through Mexico, President Donald Trump has suggested US troops could open fire on any migrants who throw rocks at authorities because "there's not much difference" between a stone and a gun.
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The 19-year-old telling police during 11 hours of questioning that he is haunted by a demon who made him open fire killing 17 classmates and staff at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School on Valentine&aposs Day.
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The Denver Post cited a witness as saying he saw a gunman open fire with a pistol on a group of people, then get into the driver's seat of his car, slam the door shut and speed away.
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According to charging documents, Saidakhmetov had also expressed interest in joining the U.S. military to either pass information to Islamic State to help in their attacks or to open fire on soldiers to kill as many as possible.
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She also brought up Pizzagate, in which Jones claimed that the Democratic Party was running a child-sex ring out of a Washington pizzeria, Comet Ping Pong, which prompted a man to enter the restaurant and open fire.
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Editorial Donald Trump's presidential candidacy presents decent people everywhere with a dilemma: Sprayed with an open fire hose of schoolyard insults, locker-room vulgarities and bizarre policy pitches by the presumptive Republican nominee, they must make hard choices.
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And where, on a nearly deserted corner in the city, a lone woman fried marinated sweet plantains over an open fire then sprinkled them with fresh peanuts and with a gaptoothed smile, handed the kelewele over to me.
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"I thought that I would just be here for two hours, and now we have been here for a month," says Zeinab Omar, as white specks of ash from her family's open fire catch in her hair and eyelashes.
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He said that the shooter open fire while all the employees were hiding underneath their desks, and then he said one of the most terrifying sound he&aposs ever heard was the sound of this gunmen trying to reload.
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According to the court papers, Astarita falsely told investigators he did not open fire at Robert "LaVoy" Finicum during a confrontation between protesters and law enforcement on a snow-covered road near the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge on Jan.
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Tristan Scott Wix of Daytona Beach was arrested Friday after the Volusia County Sheriff's Office was alerted to a series of text messages he sent saying he wanted to open fire on a large crowd of people, officials said.
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In August 2015, a man with an assault rifle tried to open fire on a Thalys train that had just crossed into France from Belgium but was overpowered by three Americans, two of them off-duty U.S. military members.
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Security experts and patrons at the casino on Friday expressed alarm at the apparent ease with which a lone gunman was able to enter the building, open fire and start a fire whose smoke killed more than 30 people.
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In August 2015, a man on a Thalys train that had just crossed into France from Belgium tried to open fire with an assault rifle but was overpowered by three Americans, two of them off-duty U.S. military members.
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DENVER – A 12-year-old boy told police he saw a driver open fire on his family during a road rage confrontation in Colorado, killing his older brother and critically wounding his mother and younger brother, authorities said Friday.
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Prosecutors also said in court papers that Saidakhmetov expressed interest in joining the U.S. military to either pass information to Islamic State to help in their attacks or to open fire on soldiers to kill as many as possible.
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We also know from the experience of multiple mass casualty attacks, from Nice to New Zealand to El Paso, that law enforcement is simply not capable of tracking every potentially unhinged personality who might be tempted to open fire.
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This is where Mthiyane and her extended family live on a small piece of land dotted with brick buildings and a rondavel, a traditional round building with a conical roof, where they family still cooks on an open fire.
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Traditionally consumed as a refreshing tonic or boiled over an open fire by the indigenous Dene people, the syrup, locals say, is darker and stronger than that of maple, perfect as a meat glaze or drizzled over ice cream.
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Security experts and patrons at the casino on Friday expressed alarm at the apparent ease with which a lone gunman was able to enter the building, open fire and start a blaze whose smoke killed more than 30 people.
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It's seldom as dramatic as it appears on television, but it's still a dangerous job -- especially in the United States, where guns are rampant and, as recent events demonstrate, there's no telling when or where someone will open fire.
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Try This For the past decade, the fourth-generation butcher Cara Nicoletti (known for her Vice food series "Open Fire" and "The Hangover Show") has been experimenting with sneakily adding ingredients like beets, eggplant or kale to cased sausages.
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It led to a white woman in Iowa running over a 14-year-old girl, simply because she was a Latina, and a gunman driving hundreds of miles to El Paso to open fire on Latinos in a Walmart.
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" But when President Jimmy Carter's toured the area in 1977, his motorcade passed "block after block of burned-out and abandoned buildings, rubble-strewn lots and open fire hydrants, and people shouting 'Give us money!' and 'We want jobs!
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Vietnam now allows coast guard officials to open fire only if their lives and safety are threatened, or in the pursuit of offenders and ships at sea who might otherwise escape, or to protect citizens whose lives are at risk.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A man shot dead by French soldiers at Paris Orly airport on Saturday shouted he was there to "die for Allah" and tried to seize a soldier's assault rifle, apparently intending to open fire on passengers, a prosecutor said.
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Now, it&aposs unclear if the glass window was the first window that he came upon and he just open fire or if he walked around through the cubicles and found a glass window in an office and opened fire.
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Luis Saprisa, the infantry captain in charge of this elite unit of Paraguay's national anti-drugs agency, known as SENAD, says that though the drug gangs usually vanish as soon as they hear the Hueys, they do sometimes open fire.
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For the first time, he publicly spoke about what led to him to open fire on Justine Ruszczyk Damond, a 40-year-old yoga teacher and life coach who was engaged to be married to her American fiancé, Don Damond.
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And after officers spoke to her for about 90 minutes offering medical care, police said Marquez armed herself with a BB gun that was made to look like a semiautomatic handgun and pointed it at officers, prompting them to open fire.
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In early December, New York City is one of the loveliest places you can imagine, all aglow with lights and decorations for the holidays, air heavy with — yes — the smell of chestnuts roasting on an open fire (or a street cart).
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Via two decisions, which we'll dig into here, the Supreme Court set the bar in such a place that a police officer can open fire if she or he believes the suspect poses a threat to the officer or the community.
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In a deleted June 14 statement posted to Facebook, the Greenville County Sheriff's Office said the homeowner "pulled the door open and pointed a handgun directly at the deputy," prompting the deputy to open fire, according to CNN affiliate WYFF.
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This family had a whole goat slaughtered for us and made us cook it over an open fire outside their home, along with a rib-eye steak—which is not a thing in that part of the world at all.
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It said one of the officers was accused of commanding soldiers to open fire on protesters on Istanbul's Bosphorus bridge in Istanbul and the other of ordering a raid on the state broadcaster TRT on the night of the coup.
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The Denver Post newspaper cited a witness as saying he saw a single gunman open fire with a pistol on a group of people, then get into the driver's seat of his car, slam the door shut and speed away.
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But he would soon go on to open fire on civilians and police officers in a roving series of shootings, at one point hijacking a U.S. Postal Service truck before dying in an exchange of gunfire with law enforcement, police said.
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The anonymous tipster said they feared Homoki was planning something because he had becoming less stable and said, "almost guarantee if he ... is confronted while at home, he will open fire on Federal Agents or police," according to the search warrant.
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Two motorcycle-borne assailants drove up to the club, where one of them appeared to approach on foot and open fire, sparking a panic in which diners fled their tables, according to police and video of the incident posted by media.
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A police officer working at the club engaged him in a gunfight after hearing shots fired, but Mateen still managed to enter the club and open fire on the over 43 patrons who were still in the building, initiating a hostage situation.
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"A school is a weak target.. id be more likely to open fire on a large crowd of people from over 3 miles away.. I'd wanna break a world record for longest confirmed kill ever," Wix wrote, according to the Sheriff's Office.
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Texas investigators did not follow up on a sexual assault report that was made against Devin P. Kelley, the shooter who a few years later would open fire into a small church and kill 26 people, according to records obtained by BuzzFeed News.
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The moment military convoys leave the relative safety of Bama, Borno state's second town, soldiers in the lead vehicle open fire with a heavy cannon into the scrub along the road to pre-empt attacks by remaining fighters from the Islamist group.
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Her kitchen is a small straw-capped mud hut built in the traditional style, similar to the other buildings that make up the homestead, with smoke pouring out of the door from an open fire and chickens scratching in the dirt nearby.
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"It was cold, and we had a great big open fire in one main room, and even with three layers on we had to set up our equipment around the fire, and keep feeding it, which was kind of cathartic," says Guy.
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Late last year, I had the most incredible meal in a tiny, marble-topped trattoria in Florence, where I ate chicken breasts drenched in brown butter and watched great slabs of meat get cooked on an open fire below the butchery hooks.
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His appointment comes as Israel has been grappling with a wave of Palestinian stabbings and other attacks that pitted the army chiefs, who urged restraint and a strict adherence to open-fire regulations, against an increasingly belligerent segment of the Israeli public.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel will follow suit if Palestinian fighters in the Gaza Strip stop cross-border attacks, an Israeli official said on Thursday, denying that Israel had changed open-fire policy as demanded by the Islamic Jihad militant group for a truce.
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Speaking at a Friday news conference, Clark County Sheriff Joe Lombardo didn't offer any new information about what motivated Paddock to open fire on a country music festival from the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino, leaving 58 people dead.
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The man, Mohamed Belkaid, a 133-year-old who was in Belgium illegally, tried to open fire on police officers and was shot and killed by a special-forces sniper, according to Eric van der Sijpt, a spokesman for the federal prosecutor's office.
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That's one more mass shooting—and a greater level of death and injury—than the nation suffered even on a high summer holiday like July 4, prime time for shooters to stalk crowded streets and open fire on targets out in the open.
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"A school is a weak target.. id be more likely to open fire on a large crowd of people from over 3 miles away.. I'd wanna break a world record for longest confirmed kill ever," another message read, according to the sheriff's office.
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"A school is a weak target.. id be more likely to open fire on a large crowd of people from over 3 miles away.. I'd wanna break a world record for longest confirmed kill ever," another message reads, according to the sheriff's office.
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They include Ayoub el Khazzani, who is accused of trying to open fire in a Thalys train bound from Amsterdam to Paris in 2015, and Mehdi Nemmouche, held in the fatal shooting of four people at the Jewish Museum in Brussels in 2014.
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Unlike the El Paso shooting, which the alleged gunman appears to have described as part of an anti-immigrant crusade, authorities still do not know what motivated Connor Betts to open fire early Sunday morning in a popular nightlife district in Dayton.
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If we get the word, there's a sigh of relief and we go back to living in a country where a random guy will suddenly open fire in a mall or theater or school just because he's nuts and has a gun.
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Despite two cases of open-fire shooting in less than a year, there's no reason for travelers to Florida to fear for their physical safety, said Mike Ackerman, the chairman of the Ackerman Group, a security consulting firm in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
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It would be easy enough for her to tidy up her seafood appetizers, her main courses of fish and meat grilled on an open fire, and her pastas, which I can never eat without smiling, and serve them in a dressier dining room.
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He previously failed a background check when he tried to buy a firearm from a gun dealer, but he later obtained an AR-style rifle used Saturday to open fire, apparently at random, on law enforcement officers and dozens of other people.
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Police are investigating what motivated a 19-year-old suspect to open fire on the Chabad of Poway synagogue in suburban San Diego on Saturday, including whether to bring hate crime charges against the man who surrendered to police shortly after the attack.
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Parts of Uncharted have a fun showiness: Ramsay puts himself at the butt of jokes ("I'm Gordon James, not James Bond," he says, when he sees a cliff he'll have to scale); he rides a motorcycle, and cooks outside over open fire at high-altitude.
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The fallout from the shooting Noor's lawyer said a "perfect storm" of events led him to open fire on Ruszczyk the night of July 15, 2017, when she called 911 to report a possible assault in progress in an alley behind her Minneapolis home.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - California officials are spending more than $40 million on an earthquake early warning system that in addition to alerting the public could also be used to automatically halt trains and open fire station doors moments before a major tremor actually strikes.
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At least 58 people died and hundreds more were injured when a gunman open fire into a crowd at a country concert in Las Vegas Sunday night, though there's little evidence that Congress will act on any legislation in reaction to the deadly shooting.
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Mr. Ghlam had been ordered by Abdelhamid Abaaoud, a Belgian militant who went on to help organize the November attacks on Paris, to open fire on a church in Villejuif, according to a report by French antiterrorism police, but the attack was never carried out.
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"Go back, go back," shout two men, trying to warn protesters before a volley of shots rings out as rebel soldiers open fire outside the Akinci air base north of the capital Ankara, believed to have served as a hub for the coup plotters.
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According to the court papers, which were unsealed on Wednesday, Astarita falsely told investigators that he did not open fire at Robert "LaVoy" Finicum during a confrontation between protesters and law enforcement on a snow-covered road near the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge on Jan.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - California officials are spending more than $40 million on an earthquake early warning system that in addition to alerting the public could also be used to automatically halt trains and open fire station doors moments before a major tremor actually strikes.
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The US military, for one, has been building highly-autonomous target-detection into a range of weapon systems for many years, but still requires a human being to monitor these autonomous systems, second-guess the machines' results, and give the final approval to open fire.
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I want to toss fiddleheads in foaming butter, roast asparagus over an open fire, mess with new radishes, plop a bunch of crunchy watercress down next to a modest steak, then go look for warblers returning north from their winter breaks down south. No?
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According to a police account of the incident, the couple's then 19-year-old son, Daniel Jr., intervened in the argument, leading to a physical confrontation between father and son, which prompted his mother to grab a pistol and open fire on her husband.
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It was really, hauntingly good, as if I'd made the dish over an open fire with my hobo friends and decided then and there to go straight, open a restaurant, devote myself to a life of food and not the scary business of hopping freights.
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On Thursday, Russia's defense ministry accused the SDF of twice attacking Syrian troops with mortars and rockets and said a warning has been issued to the U.S. "Attempts to open fire from SDF-controlled areas would be immediately met with retaliation," Russian defense ministry spokesman Maj. Gen.
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But despite a campaign by Azaria's family and rightist politicians that described the conscript, 19 at the time of the incident, as "everyone's child", members of Israel's military establishment argued that the shooting violated rules stating that soldiers can open fire only in life-threatening situations.
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The government said the men had also planned to open fire at concert venues in New York, and that their plot had been detailed in communications with an undercover F.B.I. agent, who had posed as an ISIS supporter and convinced them he would work with them.
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The debate over bump stocks on guns heated up in Washington and across the country this week, after a gunman used the device to open fire on thousands of concertgoers on the Las Vegas strip last Sunday, killing 85033 people and leaving hundreds of other injured.
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The first time that officials in Europe described an attack as having been "télécommandé," or remote-controlled, was in the spring of 2015 after a young information technology student named Sid Ahmed Ghlam tried to open fire on a church in the Paris suburb of Villejuif.
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"When I was at school I dreamt of becoming a teacher, but my father took me out of school to help him earn money for the family," he said, sitting in winter clothes and warming himself in front of a pot of coffee on an open fire.
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I had someone in my inbox recently calling for advice about this great recipe for grilled pork and peaches that I learned from the chef Francis Mallmann, and which is best cooked on a plancha or in a cast-iron pan set above an open fire.
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Then, the local police union responded to the settlement with a letter to media: The letter alludes to police mistaking Rice's toy gun for a real firearm, which officers say is what led them to open fire on the 12-year-old at a Cleveland park in November 2014.
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A suicide bomber blew himself up at the rear of the 400-bed Sardar Mohammad Daud Khan hospital, across the road from the heavily fortified U.S. embassy, providing the signal for three attackers with automatic weapons and hand grenades to open fire inside the complex, according to witnesses.
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Due to earlier reports of a visible firearm near the school, they also suspect that the shooters may have created a distraction somewhere else in the vicinity in order to enter the school during recess, which would in turn give them enough time to open fire en masse.
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After accidentally standing on a sea urchin in Greece, my father swam out with a snorkel and a knife, cut what he assumed to be the offending anemone off a rock, brought it back to shore, roasted it on an open fire, and then ate it—all by himself.
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Fast forward to 2017 (Act II: "Regenesis"), and a new act of violence comes to haunt Celeste (now grown up and played by Portman), on the eve of her album release: Terrorists wearing masks inspired by her music video open fire on a Croatian beach, resulting in 14 casualties.
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Turns out Stella is actually a big fan of the Michael Bublé version of "The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire)," and she's an even bigger fan of this Crane Fireplace Heater, which just so happens to be an Amazon Choice product for $79.99 this holiday season.
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Whether you're making your list and checking it twice while singing Christmas classic "It Came Upon a Midnight Clear" alongside Ol' Blue Eyes or find yourself roasting chestnuts on an open fire belting out Cole's 1961 tune ""The Christmas Song,"," your holidays are off to a jolly start.
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"A representative of the U.S. military command in Al Udeid (the U.S. operations centre in Qatar) was told in no uncertain terms that any attempts to open fire from areas where SDF fighters are located would be quickly shut down," Major-General Igor Konashenkov said in a statement.
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"A representative of the U.S. military command in Al Udeid (the U.S. operations center in Qatar) was told in no uncertain terms that any attempts to open fire from areas where SDF fighters are located would be quickly shut down," Major-General Igor Konashenkov said in a statement.
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Investigators have been combing through evidence left behind and Paddock's background for any hint as to what led the retired accountant to amass an arsenal of high-powered assault rifles, meticulously map out an attack and open fire on the crowd at last weekend's Route 91 Harvest Festival.
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Whether the main attraction is open-fire leg of lamb with pomegranate-mint pesto at a wine country wedding or lamb necks sizzling over coals in a split oil drum on a township street corner, grilled meat is both a creative passion and a daily staple in South Africa.
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Because, uh, Jherek Bischoff has reinvented six Christmas standards in the style of the soundtrack, and called it Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire Walk With Me. You know, just in case you want to creep yourself the fuck out, but with a Christmas tree in the room.
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After several tense hours being confronted by thousands of East Berliners who believed they now finally had the right to leave, the senior Bornholmer Strasse border guard officer Harald Jäger decided he had two choices: order his guards to open fire on the people, or open the gate.
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Cooking an egg in an iron spoon over open fire is really no more precious and probably a lot less elitist than cooking an egg in $300 sous-vide machine, she said in a recent interview — except that women tend to do the former and men the latter.
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Part of that might be because of a dearth of restaurants of its caliber in the city; but more likely it's because David Higgs is Johannesburg's premier chef, and news of his plans to open a temple to meats cooked over an open fire was met with excitement.
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But Mr. Yuan is mainly remembered as the public defender of the government's response to the Tiananmen Square demonstrations in Beijing in June 22000; the repression resulted in the deaths of hundreds of pro-democracy protesters and bystanders, perhaps more, when troops were ordered to open fire on them.
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Russia's reaction — to ram the tugboat after an expletive-rich chase caught on video; to open fire on the boats and seize them, wounding several sailors and taking 23 captive; to scramble fighter jets and block passage under the Crimea Bridge with a freighter — was dangerous, arrogant, illegal aggression.
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The pardons included Army First Lieutenant Clint Lorance, who was convicted of ordering his soldiers to open fire on three unarmed men in Afghanistan, and Army Major Mathew Golsteyn, who admitted to killing an unarmed man in Afghanistan after the man had been identified as a possible bomb maker.
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A white police officer shot and wounded an off-duty black officer who had been trying to help with an arrest in St. Louis last week, a "friendly fire" shooting that again drew national attention to the role race plays in decisions by law enforcement officials to open fire.
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Mr. Slager, whom North Charleston fired after the shooting, testified that he had become involved in a physical struggle with Mr. Scott over his Taser device, leaving him in "total fear" and causing him to open fire in a lot behind a pawnshop in the city of about 108,000.
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It turned out that the simple secrets to recreating that carne asada depended on four factors: using beef that has never been frozen; using a fattier, higher quality unique short rib cut named abuja; using only salt—no marinade—to season it; and cooking it over an open fire.
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It's been eight months since one of the deadliest mass shootings in modern American history, and police still can't definitively say what led Stephen Paddock to open fire on a country music festival outside his hotel room in Las Vegas, leaving 58 dead and more than 700 injured.
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It's been eight months since one of the deadliest mass shootings in modern American history, and police still can't definitively say what led Stephen Paddock to open fire on a country music festival outside his hotel room in Las Vegas, leaving 22.1 dead and more than 22017 injured.
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For 15-year-old Justin Gruber, meeting the president was a "powerful, emotional, and moving experience," but the school shooting survivor said he does not feel the president is pitching constructive ideas to ensure a shooter can never again walk onto a campus with an assault weapon and open fire.
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It said Kim ordered the Korean People's Army's Strategic Force "to keep highly alert as required by the grim situation in which an actual war may break out any time, and get fully ready to promptly move, take positions and strike so that it can open fire to annihilate the enemies".
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A criminal complaint obtained by PEOPLE does not directly address the shooting death of Ulises Villadares Thursday morning, and it does not specify what prompted federal agents to open fire as they stormed the Houston residence where he was found duct-taped at the wrists with something covering his head.
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Baghdad Journal BAGHDAD — Long before Falluja was known the world over for deadly jihadists, it was known all over Iraq for its kebab — fatty lamb, ground and mixed with onion, grilled on a skewer over an open fire and served with a pinch of sumac — at a joint called Haji Hussein.
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National security and police killings are likely to be points of focus after a tumultuous week that saw a gunman open fire at a mall, bombings in New York and New Jersey and the fatal shooting of Keith Lamont Scott, a black man, by the police in Charlotte, N.C. _____ 26.
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You and the guys thought you could come down here for the weekend, just get away from it all—fresh cool air, a glass-like lake or pond, fishing, cooking over an open fire, a case of beers drunk out the back of the pickup truck that drove you here.
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Cole's album "The Christmas Song," originally released in 1963 — featuring his hit by the same name, better known by its opening line, "Chestnuts roasting on an open fire" — landed at No. 7 this week, putting Cole in the Top 10 of Billboard's album chart for the first time since 1965.
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Enacting new laws to prevent police from using deadly force unless it is necessary to defend against imminent threat of death; to require police to attempt to de-escalate before use of deadly force; and to use open fire only where there is no reasonable alternative will help save innocent lives.
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" The complaint, sworn out by Detective Jose Flores of the New York Police Department, quotes a public threat, which it says Mr. Campbell made before the shooting, that he would open fire on Mr. Collins: "When I see you walking up with six dudes, bang-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba.
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With cops in many American cities willing to open fire at the slightest provocation, and who view black people as displaying naturally "violent tendencies," is it so outlandish to worry about giving up your own guns to an enforcing body that is more than happy enough to use them on you?
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Around 3 million deaths every year are connected to exposure to outdoor air pollution, the WHO said in a news release on Tuesday, and the figures rise when indoor pollution – such as that caused by heating a home with an open fire fueled by charcoal or coal, for example – is taken into account.
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Get some new at the market: sweet or hot Hungarian paprika is best for chicken paprikash, but the generic article isn't terrible and the smoky Spanish varieties known as pimentón de La Vera would not be out of place, either, lending a deep, woodsy aroma reminiscent of cooking over an open fire.
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As was the case with the Pulse nightclub massacre in Orlando, Florida, the San Bernardino Elementary School shooting, the open fire on congressional members playing baseball, and, according to Everytown USA, a majority of other recent mass shootings, the gunman had a history of domestic violence that should have raised red flags.
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Such footage, along with video captured on bystanders' smartphones, and on the dashboard cameras in police vehicles in many jurisdictions, is driving a debate — across the country and in the policing profession itself — over whether some officers are too quick to open fire, and, if so, why that might be the case.
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It's a skill set they've honed since June 4, 1989, when they sent in the People's Liberation Army to open fire on the hundreds of thousands of pro-democracy protesters gathered at Tiananmen Square in Beijing, with official figures placing the number of dead at 300, though estimates range as high as 10,000.
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It's been a little over a week since the shooting at Saugus High School upended the Santa Clarita community, 40 miles north of LA. Still, not much is known about what led the shooter, a track-and-field athlete, to open fire on his classmates on the morning of his 16th birthday.
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It appears that these corporations are working in cooperation with David Brock (all too curious that this man is the former lover of James Alefantis of Pizzagate fame) of Media Matters under the new NDAA to bring the flow of information from these outlets from what was an open fire hose to a trickle.
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Details: The threatened tanker belongs to British energy giant BP, according to the FT. The British Royal Navy frigate HMS Montrose threatened to open fire on the Iranian boats, which left without further incident, a senior U.S. military official told Fox News, adding a manned U.S. reconnaissance aircraft was above the vessels at the time.
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He was known for gathering friends for unusual events: a backpacking trip where dinner was an elaborate paella cooked on an open fire, a "tourist" pub crawl that required participants to wear cargo shorts and not enough layers for the Bay Area's chilly weather shifts, an "awkward" party where food was served without utensils.
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"To get the same quantity of black clam meat that we used to collect, process and sell in three hours, today takes nine," said NK Raju of Sarithodu village, one of 303,230 clam gatherers in Vembanad's south, as he processed the day's haul of just 240 kg (270 lb) on an open fire in a lean-to.
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There's also evidence left out of Making a Murderer that helps Avery's case, including, according to Avery attorney Dean Strang, signs the DNA evidence under the hood of Halbach's car came from contaminated gloves, and a forensic anthropologist's testimony that an open fire couldn't generate enough heat to burn a body in the way Halbach's bones were destroyed.
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Defense firms that can develop open fire control architecture for a wide range of weapon systems on new combat vehicles, develop sensor architecture interoperable with other platforms, or provide light but reliable vehicles with increased capability but lower sustainment costs are likely to be much more competitive in this market, he said, offering another key to success.
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But the subsequent footage of the small hotel parking lot, which some pedestrians crossed to access the Al Noor Mosque, located roughly 300 meters (984 feet) to its north, reveals important details about the deadliest terrorist attack in New Zealand's modern history, including that the suspect stopped at least once along the way to open fire on pedestrians.
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Related: In Photos: A Vigil at New York's Historic Stonewall Inn to Remember the Victims of the Orlando Massacre Mateen then entered the dance floor area and used an AR-15-style assault rifle and a pistol to open fire inside the crowded, dark club, where last call had passed but loud music still pumped from the speakers.
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During the Red Lake Nation Food Summit, wild rice was gathered, bread was made over an open fire, freshly caught fish were smoked, hominy was made from heirloom corn grown in a garden, geese were hand-plucked, cleaned, and cooked for dinner, and moose meat was prepared in water brought to a boil by hot rocks inside a wooden log.
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So given that, it was no surprise that when the good people at Anjunadeep snuck up to us as we were downing pints of stout in front of an open fire and said that they had a remix of Dutch/British duo Cubicolor by the Scandinavian Ant and Dec, that we pretty much bit their hand off to premier it.
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When people, in the name of Islam, kill a French priest in what was described as an almost religious ritualistic execution; murder nine Germans in Munich; maniacally drive through a crowd in Nice, France, ending 84 lives; and open fire on co-workers in San Bernardino, California and gays at a nightclub in Orlando, Florida, soft words don't impress anyone.
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And that's where things stood over the weekend, as Democrats began to open fire with charges that the GOP was planning to pay for tax cuts on businesses — something they rightly believe can help fuel economic growth — by making it harder for the harried middle and working classes to put money aside for retirement without paying taxes on their savings.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE warned that he would order the Navy to open fire on Iranian boats that provoke American ships, days after a high-seas incident that ended peacefully.
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The police force used against protesters this month was a "preventive measure," said the president of Azad Jammu and Kashmir, Masood Khan, saying that the police response was restrained compared with that used by Indian forces on the other side of the line, who he said at times open fire on protesters trying to cross the border, resulting in serious injuries.
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That is a role that could get more fraught for Tokyo, as the country's legislature last month gave Japanese troops in hostile situations the authority to open fire first if threatened, something they have not done since World War II. More than 300 Japanese troops are now in South Sudan, where ethnic civil war has been raging, as part of a United Nations peacekeeping force.
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ALSO WATCH: "Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire" (1.1), "Moaning Lisa" (1.6), "Two Cars in Every Garage and Three Eyes on Every Fish" (217.21), "Itchy and Scratchy and Marge" (218.13), "Lisa's Substitute" (219.13) You could make the case that there was no better program in the '223s than "The Simpsons," and its best seasons are among the finest of any show in any era.
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