These computer programs may recommend areas be patrolled to counter low impact crimes like vagrancy, generating more arrests, and so creating the data that gets those neighbourhoods patrolled still more.
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The riot police patrolled streets as residents watched from balconies.
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Television footage showed largely deserted streets as riot police patrolled.
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Crowd controllers patrolled the lines with sticks and homemade whips.
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Riot police patrolled downtown Harare as army helicopters circled above.
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The housing project East patrolled is known as the Boxes.
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Police departments are so understaffed that many areas aren't patrolled.
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At every corner, the Village was patrolled by camouflaged gunmen.
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Herons, white as candles, patrolled the shadows of their rows.
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These places are typically lightly patrolled and accessible to everyone.
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The bustling streets are heavily patrolled by police, some on horseback.
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Plainclothes and uniformed police patrolled the Embarcadero for the annual event.
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Others conjure a more menacing, cracked-earth landscape patrolled by cartels.
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Armed police patrolled inside and a worker disinfected the main hallway.
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At Iowa, he roamed the secondary but mostly patrolled the outside.
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The border will still be patrolled, they will not get paid.
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Arizona Border Recon has patrolled the state's southern border since 2011.
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The demilitarized zone will be patrolled by Turkish and Russian forces.
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By the time that law was unpicked, Westminster was patrolled by conservationists.
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UN peacekeepers, who had patrolled the country since 2004, withdrew last October.
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Soldiers and police patrolled the hot streets while rescuers searched for survivors.
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More than half the U.S.-Mexico border is patrolled with surveillance drones.
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Checkpoints at entrances were fortified as bomb-sniffing dogs patrolled the venue.
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Despite a reputation for lawlessness, police patrolled the neighbourhood from the 1950s.
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Armed Qatari gunboats patrolled the corniche of the capital Doha on Friday.
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Police cruisers patrolled the area, but weren't stopping people who were out.
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Guards patrolled the tracks and a wire fence around the back entrance.
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U.S.-trained Iraqi special forces and local police patrolled to maintain order.
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Earlier, Indonesian fighter jets buzzed the sky, while warships patrolled the seas.
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Rescue crews patrolled the entire stretch of the Danube south of Budapest.
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Riot police patrolled behind barriers, looking almost imprisoned in their bulky gear.
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The area is now patrolled by police and blocked to the public.
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Security guards patrolled the narrow aisles unobtrusively but carried batons and handcuffs.
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Cleanup crews swept up debris and armed police patrolled as flights resumed.
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Officers on bicycles formed a blockade, and others on horseback patrolled the area.
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I think majority of Americans want the border better patrolled, Paul, not eliminated.
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And, just like every other Farmstead, Apata Basin was patrolled by DAE drones.
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Another faction patrolled the area but didn't see anyone in need of assistance.
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A human-sniffer patrolled the queue, ensuring nobody wore scents of any kind.
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On the platform, a police unit patrolled with a bomb-sniffing German shepherd.
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Armored vehicles and police patrolled neighborhoods of the capital, Bujumbura, on Wednesday evening.
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Protesters told officers they patrolled the area and asked the violators to leave.
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You don't need a wall when a border can be patrolled by drones.
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Triassic waterways were patrolled by phytosaurs, which looked and lived exactly like crocodiles.
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About a dozen men, wearing camouflage and carrying long rifles, patrolled the scene.
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Outside, three policemen armed with rifles patrolled in a four-wheel-drive vehicle.
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Wolflike terrestrial predators like Baurusuchus patrolled the fern prairies of Cretaceous South America.
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The border was under-patrolled, and what patrols there were, were under-equipped.
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Already, they travel among Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines over poorly patrolled seas.
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On Saturday afternoon, a large military and state police convoy patrolled the city.
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They also patrolled the streets of Niamey and monitored the city's main intersections.
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Security forces patrolled cities and villages in case of unrest or militant attacks.
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One guerrilla patrolled the camp warily with a gun slung over his shoulder.
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A decade earlier, I had patrolled this area as a Border Patrol agent.
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Banks and high-end malls are routinely patrolled by guards holding automatic weapons.
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Police vans patrolled some areas announcing a curfew and asking people to stay indoors.
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They patrolled only occasionally, and believed that the sicarios had moved back into town.
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NATO planes patrolled the skies to prevent, at least, aerial bombardment of the population.
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The locals patrolled the area nightly, using walkie-talkies to communicate with one another.
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As a young naval officer in the 1970s, he patrolled the South China Sea.
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Pickup trucks patrolled its 6003,000 acres and passed structures that date to the 1700s.
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Headhunters patrolled the city streets, looking for colorful people they could recruit as contestants.
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Dozens of police and troops patrolled the streets en route to the equestrian complex.
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Above them, military helicopters circled and Republican Guards in dark camouflage patrolled the perimeter.
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Mr. Kelly said his department had not yet changed how the border is patrolled.
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Turkey and Russia have jointly patrolled Syrian territory near the Turkish border since October.
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Helicopters patrolled the perimeter, and two security blimps equipped with long-range cameras hovered.
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It's a huge, complex prison facility patrolled by freakish jailers that randomly ring bells.
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He also patrolled the outfield with one of the best arms in the sport.
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A moray eel patrolled the shallows and there were expanses of thriving elkhorn coral.
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Liang had his weapon drawn as he and his partner patrolled the Louis Pink Houses.
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The bad news: It's also being patrolled by murderous soldiers and creepy, low-flying drones.
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Christian guards on boats patrolled the narrow canals and short bridges to enforce the rules.
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American military aircraft patrolled the area constantly, and bombing could be heard in the distance.
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By night, police vans had patrolled the streets, with loudspeakers warning residents to stay indoors.
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At night, police vans have patrolled the streets with loudspeakers warning residents to stay indoors.
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Soldiers from Haiti's U.N. peacekeeping mission patrolled the streets in white armored vehicles at sundown.
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Anti-terror police patrolled both sides of the riverbank, which was closed to the public.
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He has been with the Police Department since January 2013 and had patrolled in Brooklyn.
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Pickerel frogs patrolled the damp fringes, and dragonflies and damselflies darted among the lily pads.
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To cross the heavily patrolled DMZ requires getting across several fences and a dense minefield.
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The other options — in neighboring Mali, for example — were in areas patrolled by violent extremists.
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As the engines of passing warplanes sucked at the air overhead, soldiers patrolled the grounds.
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In the past, navy and coast guard ships of several member states patrolled the Mediterranean.
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Yet our McMansions now find themselves with real moats, at times patrolled by real alligators.
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Police patrolled the camp and other parts of Calais, where dozens of migrants were wandering.
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A security guard who patrolled the Ramada overnight had left by the time of the stabbing.
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Across the country, nearly 113,000 more armed troops patrolled streets around landmarks, stores and government buildings.
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It was me that patrolled up the mountains or across the desert or though the streets.
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Reluctant to brave the gangs, the army has so far mainly patrolled the streets by day.
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Soldiers and police patrolled the hot, dark streets overnight while pockets of rescue workers plowed on.
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We'd patrolled just to the south of it, a few weeks prior, on an easterly course.
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Red flags flew on Alabama beaches and officers patrolled, making sure no one entered the water.
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Officials from the United States Park Police, National Park Service rangers, and volunteers patrolled the premises.
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Outside the detention center, militias patrolled the streets in pickup trucks mounted with anti-aircraft guns.
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Together, Indonesia and the Philippines have nearly 25,000 islands and share a little-patrolled ocean border.
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Officer Mulkeen patrolled the 48th precinct briefly before joining the anti-crime unit in the Bronx.
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Russian air and naval forces have aggressively patrolled the region in recent months, further rattling nerves.
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Unraveling the web of the Brussels attack Molenbeek may be the most heavily patrolled neighborhood in Europe.
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On Friday, police officers patrolled the street outside the Gautrain station, which is opposite the Reuters offices.
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Armed troops patrolled the area around the venue for the Singapore forum and nearby mailboxes were sealed.
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After Musk had patrolled the factory floor for a while, executives pulled him into a conference room.
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The police patrolled the train station vigilantly, but they weren't on the lookout for loiterers and squatters.
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He'd stop to say hello and make small talk with people on the rugged streets he patrolled.
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A suicide bomber drove his motorbike into Lemm's convoy as it patrolled a village near Bagram Airfield.
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Fugitives from their own lives, they end up banding together in a heavily patrolled Chinese border town.
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" Alex Jones , of Infowars, patrolled the perimeter, bellowing incomprehensibly through a bullhorn, and deep chants of "Trump!
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The train stations and main avenues were almost deserted, while some police cars patrolled the city center.
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As darkness fell on Thursday, police helicopters flew over the area and squad cars patrolled the neighborhood.
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Entrances are patrolled by members of the feared national police, or, even worse, FAES special forces units.
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" As Mr. Biden patrolled the neighborhood, one voter called out to him, "You'd better run against Trump.
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A mysterious barbed-wire enclosure has sprung up nearby, heavy with security cameras and patrolled by guards.
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The Russian vessel has patrolled in international waters along the eastern US coast every year since 2015.
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U.S. forces have also patrolled the Syria-Turkey border to discourage Turkish attacks on the Kurdish militia.
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West Palm Beach, the nearest town, has a McLaren dealership and is patrolled by bicycle-mounted "Security Ambassadors".
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Linguists and translators patrolled a ring of television sets to check subtitles and dubs in a dozen languages.
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The investigation found that Chicago was the only city with major airports being patrolled by unarmed police officers.
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Are we inherently good people or are we just necessarily good because it's maintained and patrolled by society?
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On Monday morning, detectives streamed in and out of the restaurant and patrolled the perimeter looking for evidence.
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Black women and their bodies are constantly patrolled by the piety police and shamed for breaking their rules.
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The smuggling route patrolled by the French is one of the main arteries for jihadists, arms and drugs.
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As the film points out, a 95% white police force patrolled a city with a 40% Black population.
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The victims were found after the FBI patrolled hotels, casinos, truck stops, street corners and websites between Oct.
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It is difficult to find a speck of dust on the city streets, patrolled by impeccably-dressed policemen.
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Hours after the attack the area remained sealed off and patrolled by armed police and counter-terrorism officers.
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Members of the United Constitutional Patriots have patrolled with rifles and camouflage uniforms bearing the group's eagle insignia.
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Security was tight and helicopters patrolled overhead but there was no sign of trouble as the protest began.
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This room is patrolled on either side by two marble sculptures by Julia Scher, "Girl Dog (hybrid)" (2005).
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And when Ms. Provost joined, agents patrolled wide-open borders with just their weapons and a few vehicles.
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Zavala was working at a pet food company when he noticed something missing as he patrolled store aisles.
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Inspector Tsachas joined the Police Department in 2001 and patrolled public housing developments in Harlem for five years.
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Lebanon's southern border with Israel, a Hezbollah foe, is patrolled by the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon.
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Today, roads in and around La Mora are patrolled by hundreds of heavily-armed soldiers, helicopters buzzing overhead.
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We patrolled in small fire teams, larger reinforced squads and platoon-size groups of 30 to 40 men.
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Even after the violence last weekend, the group's truck still patrolled the streets, broadcasting its claims over loudspeakers.
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The police, who regularly patrolled the camp in riot gear, had fired tear gas to hold them back.
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Over the weekend, policemen conducted security checks on streets while men identifying themselves as volunteer security guards patrolled.
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The zone, which will be patrolled by Turkish and Russian military units, will become operational from October 15.
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Along the Lincoln Memorial's Reflecting Pool, National Guard troops patrolled the mall in groups of three and four.
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Turns out ... someone hit the alarm accidentally, so after deputies patrolled the premises they gave the all clear.
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There are stories of how Duterte patrolled the city at night riding his motorcycle and carrying a gun.
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And since the boats only patrolled the water, they could not occupy the land and drive out the rebels.
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But the officers, who usually patrolled the transit system in Boston proper, were out of their jurisdiction in Watertown.
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Machine-gun wielding SWAT teams patrolled the roof of the arena while ushers carried metal detector wands down below.
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On the other, signs read "Private Property" and suggest the area is being patrolled in order to prevent poaching.
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Electrical workers began trying to repair lines in the city while police and soldiers in SUVs patrolled the streets.
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Access to the internet was blocked, as soldiers patrolled the streets of big cities, arresting and beating young men.
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The Metropolitan police department, which has patrolled Washington, DC, since 1861, retains annual reports detailing crimes in each precinct.
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The smooth top-down action has you navigating a procedurally generated office patrolled by gun-wielding ne'er-do-wells.
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Policemen with submachine guns and police vehicles patrolled streets near the embassy building on Thursday morning following the incident.
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Indeed, the police presence remained strong throughout the demonstrations, as bomb-sniffing dogs patrolled and weapons checkpoints were visible.
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After reviewing surveillance video, the museum also determined that 13 security guards patrolled the exhibits visited by the students.
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On Tuesday they entered Manbij, in an area that had been patrolled jointly by Turkey and the United States.
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Piracy near Somalia's coast has subsided after shipping firms hired private security details and international warships patrolled the waters.
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Groups of four to five police officers, usually from the same state, patrolled different zones around the downtown corridor.
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The sight of them climbing the fence encouraged others, even as a helicopter patrolled overhead on the U.S. side.
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It seems likely that the militants drove there from their remote hideouts over roads patrolled by soldiers and vigilantes.
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"The first day when we patrolled, the Chinese tourists saw us, and they were amazed," said Officer Pang, 44.
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Local resident Jess Williams told Fox News affiliate KDVR that he met Gumm while the officer patrolled his neighborhood.
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The subway, which is already patrolled by 2,500 Police Department officers, has seen a decrease in most major felonies.
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A steady stream of visitors paid their respects at Yasukuni, while police, some in anti-riot gear, patrolled nearby.
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Suddenly, the crew was charged with keeping the small bit of water they patrolled from becoming a mass grave.
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A bomb-sniffing dog has patrolled the area as people walk from Union Station to the Senate office buildings.
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For many hours, they patrolled the area "and were not able to detect any magnetic anomaly," Balbi told CNN.
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The areas patrolled by these "guardian" officers have seen the steepest declines in crime of any Los Angeles districts.
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He was named captain and patrolled the blueline for that miserable team, while racking up an impressive -54 rating.
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Only about 10 people were inside with him, and guards in masks patrolled the central naves and empty pews.
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Two cops patrolled the area, as drug-dealing kids on trick bikes looped around to run their own surveillance.
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These heavily patrolled villages – cordoned off by barbed wire, spiked trenches and watchtowers – amounted to another form of detention.
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The children of these refugees, consigned to impoverished areas patrolled by other gangs, came together to form other gangs.
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There's one key difference though: News Feed inside of Workplace will be monitored and patrolled by the companies themselves.
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"I'm going to give them a special treat," said Mr. Caserta as he patrolled for smoldering logs and stumps.
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Businesses hurried to close earlier than normal while tens of security personnel and heavy military vehicles patrolled the town.
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Drownings in such areas are extremely rare, however only 4% of all beaches on Australia's vast coastline are patrolled.
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Soldiers patrolled locations including Downing Street, where the home and office of the prime minister are, and foreign embassies.
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Bouaké residents said shops remained closed as soldiers fired weapons in the air and patrolled the streets in cars.
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These zones – patrolled by Russia, Iran and Turkey – are meant to prevent further fighting, including all Assad regime attacks.
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Sheriff's deputies patrolled the area, and rescue vehicles made their way down a dirt path to the search area.
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Two Iraqi army helicopters were seen hovering over the Dora neighbourhood while police SUVs patrolled the streets, residents said.
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On Saturday, armed police patrolled the streets near government departments in Westminster and guarded Premier League soccer grounds hosting matches.
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Members of an elite Singapore police unit patrolled the glittering downtown waterfront in vehicles and on foot on Friday afternoon.
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At the hotel, security guards patrolled the 20th floor and didn't allow a BuzzFeed News reporter to wander the hallways.
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A line of officials patrolled the 50-yard line, a black-and-white barrier separating teams that hate each other.
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The area remained cordoned off and patrolled by armed police and counter-terrorism officers on Sunday, with train stations closed.
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The group patrolled in southern Arizona, reporting suspected illegal border crossers to the U.S. Border Patrol before disbanding in 2010.
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Syrian government forces, backed by Washington's adversaries Russia and Iran, have swiftly advanced into territory formerly patrolled by U.S. troops.
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Curving along an Israeli security fence, it is usually closed to civilian traffic and patrolled regularly by the Israeli military.
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Hundreds of heavily armed police patrolled Berlin's Olympic Stadium and other key points last weekend, proof of a growing skittishness.
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Regarded as the US's most secure prison, ADX Florence is patrolled by heavy armed guards and surrounded by gun towers.
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Syrian flags flew in Douma on Monday, security forces stood on street corners and Russian military police patrolled the streets.
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Private lands that were once open for anyone to cross to reach public lands are now often posted and patrolled.
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For instance, many illegal crossings are made at remote locations that are not patrolled heavily, such as the Arizona desert.
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Rajneeshees in private, commune-owned vehicles have patrolled in Antelope since the group first purchased property there in August 1981.
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Our border is already very heavily patrolled by personnel and drones and a wall would add very little to this.
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Angry demonstrations were met with camouflage-clad police who patrolled the neighborhood in armored vehicles, dispersing crowds with rubber bullets.
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The demonstration was part of a raucous, urgent effort to influence deliberations in the tightly patrolled Capitol two blocks away.
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The police presence had surged, he said, and scores of officers patrolled the entrances while paramedics removed people on stretchers.
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In recent years, some parents have been so concerned about their children's safety that they have patrolled the hallways themselves.
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Army jeeps patrolled the area and roads leading to the Evros river which marks the Greek-Turkish border remained shut.
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A handful of soldiers patrolled the area, and dozens of motorists and passengers were stranded at the checkpoint, he said.
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Sea Shepherd says its investigations and documentation have helped save thousands of whales over the years it patrolled the sanctuary.
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It treated the beach like a prison yard, a place to be patrolled and policed, not for fun and frolicking.
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Armed police vehicles also patrolled the area, and individuals who appeared to be plainclothes police carried walkie-talkies and headsets.
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Patrolled by United Nations forces, it is a few kilometers wide in some parts; in others, just a few meters.
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Right above them, Mr. Trump's personal security guard, Keith Schiller, patrolled the mezzanine level while chatting and joking with guests.
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Riot police patrolled several past protest hotspots while tourists and shoppers, many wearing Santa hats or reindeer antlers, strolled past.
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The area is also patrolled by some 1,100 Spanish federal police officers and the Guardia Civil, a paramilitary police force.
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Vehicles carrying water cannon reappeared on streets near the court house while riot police patrolled the city center in groups.
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The officers' club was patrolled by officers of the political security branch, protecting security officers who lived inside with their families.
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And in Virginia, Annapolis grad Elaine Luria, a commander of an assault ship that patrolled the Persian Gulf, defeated Republican Rep.
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The police department's one robot already patrolled the Gulf Information Security Expo and Conference in the United Arab Emirates this week.
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Iranian state television aired footage Wednesday of mourners in the strait, as armed Iranian Revolutionary Guard fast boats patrolled around them.
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Hundreds of police patrolled nearby streets as protesters chanted demands in Mandarin, China's official language, for the traders to go home.
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Two weeks ago, Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines jointly patrolled their common maritime borders in the Celebes Sea and Sulu Sea.
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The area had been patrolled jointly by U.S. and Turkish forces under a deal aiming to persuade Turkey not to invade.
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Many other similar facilities are fenced in and heavily patrolled by security to keep out squatters, vandals, and curious urban explorers.
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Her neighbors donated food, water, trucks, and gas money to her force, and brought hot coffee and tacos while they patrolled.
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This famous West Hollywood road, dotted with marquee signs and patrolled by paparazzi, is where entertainment intersects with the American dream.
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In the capital, Phnom Penh, security forces patrolled in pickup trucks during celebrations for the 66th anniversary of independence from France.
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The deal, concluded after the 1973 Middle East war, created a buffer zone patrolled by the U.N. Disengagement and Observer Force.
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It's not the blue-collar civil servants in law enforcement or the working-class and poor communities, which are aggressively patrolled.
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Police officers were lined up on motorcycles, officers on horses patrolled the area, and tourists taking photographs mingled with camera crews.
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Getting through the heavily patrolled 22000-mile zone beyond the border can be just as difficult as getting into the country.
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Every day for 10 months, Knightscope K5 patrolled the parking garage across the street from the city hall in Hayward, California.
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Helicopters buzzed overhead and armed vehicles patrolled the streets, but the school's principal, Saleh Al Wahidi, did not dismiss his students.
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The navy is repairing the white-painted church, which is covered in scaffolding, and police with sniffer dogs patrolled the area.
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On a recent Friday night in Don Bosco, a neighborhood in Tondo, eight policemen on motorcycles patrolled the densely packed slum.
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Although Vale do Javari is one of the largest indigenous reserves in the country, it is patrolled by just 10 Funai officials.
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Gambia's capital, Banjul, was quiet overnight and on Thursday morning as military helicopters flew overhead and police trucks patrolled largely empty streets.
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And this happened despite the dozens of marines, boats, helicopters, raids on land and sea, and even drones that patrolled the region.
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As officers patrolled the flatlands of Tulare and Kern counties, some heard the gossip that El Mano Negra was a contract killer.
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His only mistake had been to enter a stairwell while it was being patrolled by two NYPD officers sworn to protect him.
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In his nearly 15 years on the force, Van Dyke patrolled some of Chicago's most dangerous areas, including the notorious West Englewood.
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In recent years, though, China has increasingly patrolled and enforced the area, claiming historic rights to the resources and features within it.
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Yet when he began, just after the war, chefs toiled and broiled behind the scenes, while the owners patrolled the dining rooms.
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Over the past couple of years, the Five Point plane has regularly circled locations around Palm Beach and patrolled off its coast.
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Bloomberg said Russia's plan calls for four buffer zones that could be patrolled by troops from Russia, Turkey, Iran and other militaries.
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The religious police patrolled the streets looking for purported malefactors and were given a more or less free hand to do so.
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And they're extremely difficult to track in a six million-square-mile transit zone, even one frequently patrolled by Coast Guard cutters.
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Since the horror of Bastille Day, when Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhel killed 20023 people in Nice, heavily armed soldiers have patrolled the beaches.
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The Utica and Flatbush Avenue corridors patrolled by the vans in Brooklyn are the borough's busiest and third-busiest bus routes, respectively.
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During his tenure, Beck implemented a community policing strategy, in which officers were expected to build relationships within the neighborhoods they patrolled.
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Antelope is itself patrolled by the Rajneesh Peace Force (police department) by day and by a private Rajneesh security force by night.
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"None," said Mr. Zreiki, one of the volunteers who have patrolled the beaches for months to help refugees as they came ashore.
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In each of the three small suburbs patrolled by the St. Anthony police, less than 10 percent of the population is black.
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Burning tires could be seen on the roadside while armored vehicles patrolled the streets and a police helicopter flew above the protesters.
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McShane, by himself, once patrolled an area of outback the size of the United Kingdom, with a population of about 250 people.
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Units of special police forces patrolled the main streets, where groups of public-sector workers loitered in vain hope of resuming work.
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NORFOLK, Va. — Elaine Luria commanded an assault ship with a crew of 400 that patrolled the Persian Gulf for hostile Iranian vessels.
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The newly married couple kissed, and then set off on their carriage ride through the heavily patrolled, totally empty streets of town.
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Police and paramilitary forces patrolled the streets in far greater numbers on Wednesday, and swathes of the riot-hit areas were deserted.
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For migrants like the Anne brothers, the journey begins in packed buses that may topple over on bad roads patrolled by thieves.
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We patrolled along the jungle paths, and the commander took great pleasure showing me the maze of tunnels his team had discovered.
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Ninety minutes later, Mr. Reid jumped Captain Ghauri as he patrolled the same area with two other captains, a surveillance video shows.
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The white men used fallen trees to barricade the streets near their homes and patrolled the streets with guns, the documents said.
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VICE News rode along with the force as they patrolled the streets in search of the suspect of the Seminole Heights murders.
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Even as he handed out fewer summonses and made fewer arrests, few serious crimes were reported in the areas he patrolled, he says.
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She described the hike as "incredibly challenging," noting that it was steep, at a high altitude, and not well-marked nor well-patrolled.
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After two days of violent protests, the streets here were mostly quiet as heavily armed security forces patrolled the capital in armored vehicles.
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As Trooper Lewis patrolled the roads of Orange County, from Kiryas Joel to Wallkill, he had no trouble finding people talking or texting.
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He walked the path of Cersei Lannister's naked shame walk and saw the walls that, on the show, are patrolled by the Kingsguard.
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One intruder hopped the heavily-patrolled White House fence, approximately 85033 feet high, and reached a door to the White House Saturday night.
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For a few days, Aibo patrolled TechCrunch's New York HQ, before heading home to hang out with our videographer for a few more.
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Last year Willcocks spent almost six months aboard the Topaz Responder, a rescue vessel that patrolled the choppy waters off the Libyan coastline.
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In Cambodia's capital, Phnom Penh, security forces patrolled in pickup trucks on the day that marked Cambodia's 66th anniversary of independence from France.
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For example, in 2016, he patrolled his Las Vegas neighborhood with tactical gear and an AR-153 equipped with four 30-round magazines.
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The vast majority of this space, however, is uninhabited, patrolled only by brave pathfinders far from the light and sound of other humans.
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Consider Bob, a robotic security guard built by the University of Birmingham that patrolled the corridors of the G4S offices in Tewkesbury, England.
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A school resource officer, who was critically wounded on Friday, patrolled their sprawling red brick school, which is an hour southeast of Houston.
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Indeed, each place Mr. Cuomo has sent troopers is already patrolled by a law enforcement agency that he has a hand in controlling.
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Hiei patrolled off the Chinese coast during Word War I and was retrofitted twice -- once in 1929 and a second time in 1936.
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On Wednesday morning, the police patrolled the upscale Neos Voutzas area, where they said they arrested four people for looting the previous night.
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Trump and Kim are expected to meet at the Joint Security Area patrolled by soldiers from both Koreas near the inter-Korean border.
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Sheriff's deputies patrolled the area on foot and by bike on a warm day as Little League games went on at nearby fields.
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The officer, Peter Liang, a rookie, had only patrolled the Pink Houses once before the night he killed Gurley in the darkened stairwell.
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One member of Atiriri was shot dead by security guards earlier this year as several group members patrolled the area looking for illegal loggers.
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Or whether Glocks on the quad and streets patrolled by unlicensed, untrained, gun-carrying citizens will become the new normals of the Trump era.
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Icadyptes and Inkayacu were human-sized penguins with sharp, heron-like beaks that patrolled the coast of Peru more than 30 million years ago.
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Dozens of Syrian soldiers, as well as Russian military police and armored vehicles with the Russian flag, patrolled the crossing during a media tour.
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She wore a mask — a requirement in Wuhan as of late January — and officers patrolled the store to make sure patrons complied, Shramko said.
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Dozens of people who had just crossed the border are detained in Sunland Park, New Mexico, where members of the United Constitutional Patriots patrolled.
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It also quoted Russia's Defense Ministry as saying Russian military police had patrolled along a new 60-km (37-mile) route on the border.
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He never showed up to court, returning instead to his property, where he and his relatives armed themselves and patrolled the barbed-wire fences.
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The EFP battlegroup's commander grew up in Bavaria, just 4km from the border with East Germany, which he recalls was patrolled by American soldiers.
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A lot of people would say the essence of the police profession is to maintain white supremacy because the first cops patrolled for slaves.
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Indeed, the public square is increasingly patrolled by thought police who unleash the dogs of outrage if you dare to step out of line.
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At least seven mortars landed in the town, a Reuters witness said, while a drone hovered overhead and armored military vehicles patrolled the border.
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On the outskirts of the town this past week, young men with bandannas covering their faces patrolled blockades, stopping and searching cars at random.
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Mr. López told me that since 2012, 15 officers patrolled the Hill of the Star during the day and more did so at night.
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Gone are the mutawa, the feared religious police, with their bearded hordes of young men who zealously patrolled public spaces to ensure appropriate behavior.
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"(B)y 2000, hundreds of untrained Rangers patrolled the state, often reigning with terror and intimidation," according to the Bullock Texas State History Museum.
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Even as of Thursday, the bridge was still blocked off to all but local traffic, thanks to a gate patrolled by police and volunteers.
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Snapchat employees decked out in identical uniforms — black jackets, black jeans and Common Projects white sneakers — occasionally patrolled the line and counted the attendees.
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Some said on social media that they had sheltered in shops and restaurants in central Strasbourg as the police and military patrolled the streets.
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Allen Crabbe patrolled the wings in a one-man war to claim the Earth's entire supply of naturally occurring fast-break corner three-pointers.
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Since 1982, the Multinational Force & Observers (MFO) has patrolled a demilitarized section of the Sinai and been one of the region's few undoubted successes.
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Members of an armed anti-poaching unit patrolled the elephants' habitats, while Botswana's military was mobilized throughout the border region, tasked with preventing poaching.
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The grounds themselves are patrolled by armed guards and it's also impossible for anyone to enter into the airspace above the base without permission.
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The camp organizers, like Baha, cannot effectively control the drug trade in a zone patrolled by the Israeli police and monitored by security cameras.
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Ironically, those immigrants settled in the US in large part because the US/Mexico border became more tightly patrolled over the 1990s and 2000s.
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Armed police on Tuesday patrolled every few hundred meters in Srinagar, where a ban on public gatherings of more than four people stayed in force.
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Kerlikowske said that, in addition to some 700 miles of fencing, the border is currently patrolled by agents on foot, bikes, motorcycles, ATVs and horseback.
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Government forces patrolled deserted streets and sealed off the hometown of Burhan Wani in anticipation of widespread anti-India protests and clashes in the region.
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The chief said that after serving his suspension Martin will return to the neighborhood he previously patrolled to re-establish a relationship with the community.
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On Thursday, people scrambled to buy food in supermarkets, the army erected checkpoints around the capital and security forces patrolled the streets in increased numbers.
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After an agreement between Turkey and Russia, a buffer zone has since been established along the border, patrolled by Turkish, Russian and Syrian government troops.
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Armed police on Tuesday patrolled every few hundred metres in Srinagar, where a ban on public gatherings of more than four people stayed in force.
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February 14: A Russian spy ship patrolled off the East Coast near Delaware in international waters — in the midst of a round trip from Cuba.
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Their notorious collection — located in nondescript concrete garages, surrounded by razor wire, and patrolled by armed Nepalese soldiers known as gurkhas — numbered in the thousands.
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In Ayodhya, the streets were largely deserted and security personnel patrolled the main road to Lucknow, the capital of the northern state of Uttar Pradesh.
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Large numbers of uniformed police officers and National Guard troops dressed in battle fatigues and carrying rifles patrolled New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport.
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Instead, Putin's Moscow home is the Novo-Ogoryevo residence, tucked away behind high walls patrolled by guards in a ritzy suburb west of the city.
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One, Red Onion State Prison, was a high-security facility patrolled by armed guards and built in a mountaintop crater on an abandoned coal mine.
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In Shiv Vihar, a low-income area in northeast Delhi where some of the worst violence took place, hundreds of paramilitary police patrolled deserted lanes.
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City officials said that local markets and San Siro Stadium, the soccer venue shared by A.C. Milan and Inter Milan, would be patrolled more closely.
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Sun, who sometimes patrolled downtown Dongducheon while working as a KATUSA, homed in on the coercive traits that both sex-work regimes share in common.
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As patrolled by Walker, Texas was an open-air ThunderDome, a place where grudges were occasionally hashed out with helicopters and surface-to-air missiles.
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We visited two heavily patrolled borders that have become hot spots in the global refugee crisis — between the U.S. and Mexico, and Hungary and Serbia.
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Police officers in riot gear made arrests as they patrolled Central Station, and at least one of them fired a rubber bullet to disperse protesters.
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Together we patrolled two ethnically-cleansed neighborhoods, now in open warfare with each other: the Sunni enclave of Adamyia and infamous Shia-dominated Sadr City.
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Even after the demonstrations were effectively snuffed out, hundreds of security personnel patrolled around CBIRC's office, highlighting authorities' sensitivity to any form of social instability.
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Ahead of New Year's Eve, heavily armed soldiers patrolled popular Paris tourist sites such as the Eiffel Tower, the Arc de Triomphe and the Louvre museum.
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He also became known for his publicity stunt—he patrolled his city in a Harley-Davidson, then from inside a taxi after drivers started getting robbed.
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"The dam and the surrounding beach area attract young people during the summertime in spite of the fact it is fenced and patrolled by security guards."
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Beaches were largely empty in the area, which is typically crammed with tourists, and police patrolled on motorbikes warning people to stay away from the coast.
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Trump, escorted by Kim, briefly crossed a military demarcation line into the North side of the Joint Security Area (JSA), patrolled by soldiers from both Koreas.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian military police have patrolled along a new route on Syria-Turkey border, RIA news agency reported on Thursday, quoting the Russian defense ministry.
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The world's longest land border, running through Montana's mountains, four Great Lakes, glorious woods and wild prairies, is also one of the least patrolled and surveyed.
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Mostly, I patrolled the parks and made sure that the food vendors had their sanitation certificates, had accurate prices displayed, and were in their designated areas.
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The bronze columns of the Warsaw Uprising Monument were decorated with red-white-and-blue banners as military police patrolled the crowd from atop nearby buildings.
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On Saturday, some 60 musicians traveled to the heavily patrolled enforcement zone oddly named Friendship Park for an annual musical event known as the Fandango Fronterizo.
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"We weren't not going to come," he said, as a coastguard vessel patrolled the cobalt blue waters of the Baie des Anges in front of him.
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The fence itself is a formidable sight, spanning about one-third of the 21993,1003-mile frontier from California to Texas, and patrolled by about 2100,21970 agents.
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"Ali notes that Ted Cruz, Republican presidential candidate and senator from Texas, "responded to the Brussels attacks by saying Muslim neighborhoods in America should be patrolled.
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It's on Clinton Street, where the Dufresnes had previously set up shop at two locations and the elder Mr. Dufresne patrolled the front of the house.
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Outside, along the security fences surrounding the sprawling prison campus, a worker who normally offers counseling to inmates patrolled in a vehicle, armed with three weapons.
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The agent-based perspective was more useful to police officers, who couldn't lift a neighborhood out of poverty but could change the way they patrolled it.
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Sheriff's deputies remained stationed across the street, to guard the area from the overly curious, while others patrolled the hills on horseback and all-terrain vehicles.
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On Saturday, the area around the State Capitol was enclosed by a temporary chain-link fence, barricades and patrolled by groups of law enforcement officers. Gov.
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The commander, Constantin Tsachas, was in charge of more than 242 officers who patrolled a swath of the subway system in Brooklyn, his first major command.
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Before the church moved in, officers from the 46th Precinct, where Officer Familia patrolled, used to dip in for the air-conditioning on hot summer days.
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Security forces blocked the streets around the complex, set behind blast walls bearing large murals of him and patrolled by armed guards and bomb-detection dogs.
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Surging prices for sneaking past heavily patrolled areas north of the border have brought bigger payoffs that can be difficult to resist, even for the military.
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Cyprus's 800,000 Greek Cypriots and approximately 220,000 Turkish Cypriots live on the divided island, which is split east to west by a U.N- patrolled ceasefire line.
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The next year, J. T. Ready, who had patrolled the Arizona-Mexico border and detained immigrants, fatally shot four people before committing suicide, the authorities said.
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Iran's turn to a national internet and online platforms created and patrolled by the organs of the state, while removing access to the internet, is frightening.
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Zimbabwe's police patrolled the streets of the capital Friday morning while many residents stayed home fearing violence from an anti-government demonstration planned by the opposition.
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Trade and climate The summit kicked off with a ceremony at an ancient Greek theater overlooking the sea, where war ships patrolled the sparkling blue waters.
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In an otherwise empty betting hall, a security guard patrolled listlessly as staff members sat behind glassed-in counters, napping or tapping away on their smartphones.
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On Monday, police patrolled the bazaar following clashes with protesters angered by the rial's collapse, which is disrupting business by driving up the cost of imports.
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Friday's protests were patrolled by Catalonia's local police force, unlike during last year's illegal referendum when national officers' use of batons and rubber bullets caused an outcry.
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Young, 33, patrolled the streets of Dallas for six years before leaving in May to join the nearby Rowlett Police Department, where the starting salary is $50,163.
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More than that, one thousand people became homeless because of attacks and arson, and somewhere between five and six thousand Illinois National Guard troops patrolled the city.
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The current system combines unchecked movement within the Schengen area (which does not include all members of the European Union) with external borders patrolled by national governments.
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In fact, the perimeter has been patrolled by armed security guards and CCTV and motion-sensor cameras since long before any mention of attempts to cross it.
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Thousands of officers patrolled the city's parks, beaches and neighbourhoods, including Mr Johnson, the boss of Chicago's besieged police force since April, who worked a night shift.
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As he spoke, his buddy Mitchem was selling shirts to people who stopped their cars on the road, which was by then patrolled by a police cruiser.
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Ron DeSantis has ordered beaches to be patrolled to ensure that there were no groups over 10 people and social distancing was observed, reports the Washington Examiner.
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Until nine years ago, though, he patrolled the fictional city of Freeland, wearing a space-age electro-suit that one observer likens to a Parliament-Funkadelic outfit.
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As is the modern way, the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade was buttressed by blockades of sand-filled sanitation trucks, patrolled by sniffer dogs and guarded by police.
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It was once a toxic symbol of the Troubles, heavily militarized and dotted with checkpoints patrolled by British soldiers from about the late 163s to the 1990s.
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Before the game, she patrolled the court like a nightclub V.I.P., greeted by hugs from Fujitsu players while spectators wearing Storm and JX-Eneos apparel took photographs.
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" He said that they were allowed to go in a courtyard, but an outer perimeter that prevents them from leaving "is patrolled by the police quite regularly.
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But they haven't had a player with Fitzpatrick's acumen and athleticism since Troy Polamalu, curly locks flowing from beneath his helmet, last patrolled the secondary in 2014.
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The only solution is to ban flirting at work and have one room for women and one for men with the doors patrolled by HR's thought police.
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This means that although the West Kowloon station is located in central Hong Kong, part of it is governed by Chinese law and patrolled by mainland police.
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Indian border guards said Pakistani soldiers first targeted a soldier around midnight by a sniper fire as the Indian soldiers patrolled a border area in the Jammu region.
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He also expressed concern with an outbreak of porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome (PRRS) in neighboring Uruguay, which could affect Brazil's hogs if borders are not patrolled properly.
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But following the incident, according to the ACLU and Robinson, police would park their cars across the street from his home most nights and frequently patrolled his block.
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As security forces patrolled the 5-acre campus on Thursday and university staff visited the wounded in hospital, students weighed up the risks of returning to their education.
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A standard American midcentury steak and chop house with a vaguely East Asian inspiration, the original Turk's Inn had walls full of kitsch — live peacocks patrolled the grounds.
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Last week, as government officials spoke to the press in the lobby, federal and local police patrolled the parking lot in trucks with mounted 50-caliber machine guns.
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TIGHT SECURITY Armed police patrolled every few hundred meters in the city, where a ban on public gatherings of more than four people stayed in force on Tuesday.
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They were ordered to get to know the issues of concern from street to street, the dynamics of families and the languages spoken in the areas they patrolled.
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After the Ferguson, Missouri riots in 2015, a DOJ report found that local police over-patrolled black neighborhoods and stopped black drivers significantly more often that white drivers.
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Our policy of prevention through deterrence — pushing those crossing out from the heavily patrolled urban areas to the remote areas of the desert — serves to weaponize the landscape.
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Sigler, 48, said he also patrolled Virginia's statehouse in July alongside several other militia members when a special legislative session was held to discuss changes to gun laws.
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US Secret Service and police officers reportedly patrolled the area amid the protests, which were a few blocks away from the Republican-sponsored event at the Waterfront Marriott.
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More recently, Former Mayor Rudolph Giuliani's MARCH (Multi-Agency Response to Community Hotspots) task force patrolled bars and issued fines under the law, at times, leading to closure.
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"It's very hard for people to change," said Pedro Mendez, 52, who sells household goods in the town, where heavily armed police patrolled and government helicopters circled overhead.
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St. Anthony officials did not respond to requests for clarification about whether the data they provided was for all cities patrolled by its officers or only Falcon Heights.
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People arriving on flights were placed straight into quarantine, sometimes in five-star hotels taken over by the government, and entrances to cities were patrolled by the military.
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Thousands of California National Guard members patrolled Los Angeles in 1992 amid rioting that followed the acquittal of four police officers involved in the beating of Rodney King.
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An employee with the Division of Fish and Wildlife patrolled the beach on a recent day in a pickup truck, keeping those who did not belong from entering.
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Palestinians whose homes are on Shuhada Street aren't allowed to walk out their own front doors, because the street, constantly patrolled by Israeli troops, is reserved for Jews.
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It showed a young man tied to the front bumper of a military jeep as it patrolled villages, apparently serving as a human shield against stone-throwing crowds.
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What's more, whenever an American vessel sails close to islands or rocks controlled by China, in waters patrolled by Chinese ships, the risk of a dangerous encounter rises.
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Behind him, separated only by a black curtain, was a group of rebel snipers who occasionally fired off a shot; in front, Syrian military personnel patrolled the terrain.
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The rules of engagement, the area of coastline to be patrolled and the nature of cooperation with Libya's security forces have yet to be defined, the source said.
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Police erected metal barriers and patrolled on horseback to keep the demonstrators away from the consulate as the crowd grew with more pro-Turkish protesters arriving from Germany.
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It extends some 580 miles from El Paso, Texas all the way into the Pacific Ocean at Tijuana, where the watery divide between nations is patrolled by military boats.
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A border patrolled by, uh, "sensors" and other gizmos is, coincidentally, the exact despicable gamble disgraced Oculus founder Palmer Luckey is making with Trump booster Peter Thiel's money. Whoops!
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He said Slager worked for $43,000 a year in the most crime-ridden, under-patrolled area in North Charleston while supporting a pregnant wife and his two young stepchildren.
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At the same time, arrests fell 6% at the San Diego border sector and dropped even more at several heavily patrolled Texas sectors, including El Paso and Big Bend.
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Those occupy the Culver City studio that was once patrolled by Mr. Mannix, and is still lined with buildings named for Mannix pals like Mr. Gable and Jimmy Stewart.
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Yet the perimeter of "The Pink Room" is perpetually patrolled by a dead-eyed prostitute rumoured to attract 25 customers a night—hardly an image of renewal and positivity.
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In "Villages", Richard Critchfield referred to the Combined Action Programme, in which a squad of American marines worked alongside a platoon of Vietnamese popular forces and patrolled a hamlet.
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Both Virginia State Police troopers died Saturday when their police helicopter crashed and burned in Charlottesville, as they patrolled near the site of clashes between white nationalists and counterprotesters.
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Such features were unimaginable in Riyadh just a few years ago when religious police patrolled the streets enforcing strict social codes like gender segregation and bans on public music.
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Last week, six U.S soldiers were killed as they patrolled near Bagram air base outside Kabul and, last month, suicide attackers struck a Spanish embassy guesthouse in the capital.
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Police patrolled the usually bustling city center in lorries and on foot, firing tear gas to disperse any groups that attempted to gather as most shops and business shut.
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In August, Istanbul Airport released a video claiming the airport would be patrolled by a fleet of humanoid robots to assist passengers — a first for an airport in Turkey.
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SRINAGAR, Kashmir — The street outside is patrolled by riot police officers in camouflage, bracing for the nightly spasm of violence, but it is quiet here inside the operating room.
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KOLKATA (Reuters) - Soldiers patrolled the centre of Kolkata, the capital of West Bengal, on Wednesday a day after rival political supporters clashed during campaigning for the country's general election.
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In La Paz, roadblocks remained in place after soldiers and police patrolled into the night to stop fighting between rival political groups and looting that erupted after Morales' resignation.
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The area where the vaquitas live is small enough that it could be effectively patrolled, study co-author Len Thomas said, as long as there is sufficient political will.
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U.S. armed groups have long patrolled the U.S. border, their numbers rising during upticks in migrant apprehensions, such as during the mid 2000s when the Minuteman Project was established.
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Subtract the 700 or so miles that are currently already fenced, and the open range needing to be patrolled is down to 1,300 miles, not accounting for natural barriers.
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The sign around his neck read: CAUTION : This road patrolled by the Magnificent Bastards 2nd Battalion, 4th Marines And a little drawing of a sea horse for a signature.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israeli troops on Thursday shot dead a Palestinian whom they suspected had thrown rocks at them as they patrolled a main West Bank road, the military said.
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Outside the French resort town of Beaulieu-sur-Mer, where Mr. Xi was dining Sunday night with President Emmanuel Macron of France, a police boat patrolled throughout the day.
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The curfew in Colombo was lifted even as military surveillance aircraft kept an eye on the country's main airports and naval units patrolled the waters around the island nation.
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On a recent afternoon, uniformed police constables patrolled the park outside the high school, and young women in tank tops and eyelash extensions lingered in a playground, killing time.
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On Sunday, United States troops patrolled northeastern Syria near the Turkish border in three armored vehicles, officials said, the second show of force aimed at easing tensions since Friday.
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People hired by the Israels patrolled the halls with pit bulls, baseball bats and sledgehammers and invited non-tenants to use drugs in common areas, according to the agreement.
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NEW DELHI — A mob of Hindu men, their foreheads marked by a saffron stripe, angrily patrolled the streets carrying iron bars, clubs and a bright blue aluminum baseball bat.
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The normally hectic streets of Kinshasa, a city of more than 10 million people, were nearly deserted on Monday as the police patrolled heavily and fearful residents stayed home.
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The squad patrolled the roads overnight, flashing lights and sirens to attract the boys before weather worsened, but they were nowhere to be found, Nelson Search and Rescue said.
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Even though the election passed off peacefully, several water cannon trucks patrolled outside the central Harare headquarters of the MDC as its red-shirted supporters danced in the streets.
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Police officers and military personnel milled about, sniffer dogs patrolled the periphery, and two explosive ordnance disposal technicians stood by the front gate, which was ringed by metal detectors.
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On Windsor's streets, hundreds of tourists and journalists mingled with dedicated royals fans - some draped with UK flags and holding photographs of Harry and Markle - while armed police patrolled.
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Since 2003, several crossing points have opened along a 180-km (116 mile) ceasefire line patrolled by the UN. Thousands of people cross daily from one side to the other.
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On the Dal Lake, long rows of houseboats, normally packed with tourists at this time of year, floated closed and empty, as police patrolled its mirror-calm waters in boats.
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For years, Ayahualtempa had maintained its own defense force, dozens of armed men who patrolled the village and manned checkpoints and held overwatch positions on the roofs of unfinished homes.
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Although a quarter of the room housed small phone and mobile manufacturers, Huawei controlled the rest, creating a walled-off compound patrolled by women in folk costumes from many lands.
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Trump made the surprise announcement just hours earlier of his intention to meet Kim at the Joint Security Area patrolled by soldiers from both Koreas near the inter-Korean border.
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Inside the security ring, bomb-sniffing dogs and law enforcement officers patrolled the complex while fans entering the stadium faced airport style security, passing through metal detectors and pat downs.
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Four police officers were stationed on double shifts at each of the 85 locations exam questions are kept and police patrolled the premises every two hours to prevent their leaking.
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Two Virginia State Police troopers also died when their helicopter crashed and burned in a wooded area as they patrolled near the site of clashes between white nationalists and counterprotesters.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - When Mike Pompeo was posted to Europe as a U.S. soldier in the late 1980s, he patrolled the border that marked the "Iron Curtain" dividing East and West.
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Hundreds of government inspectors patrolled Beijing on Wednesday to enforce temporary bans on barbecues and make sure that cars with even number plates were the only ones on the roads.
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The city is on the Mexican border and is often a crossing for immigrants who entered the country illegally, making it one of the most patrolled places in the country.
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The government now occupies only a small area of the city that houses security and ministry headquarters, which, under the cease-fire terms, must be patrolled only by civilian police.
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The dusty trails of yesteryear are heavily patrolled highways lined with garish motels, fast-food eateries and discount stores that suggest a boulevard in hell that stretches to the horizon.
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Armed soldiers and police patrolled neighborhoods after night fell, roping off once-bustling streets with three- and four-story commercial buildings leaning dangerously, due to cracked facades and damaged foundations.
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Since arriving on Lesbos from Denmark last September, Aldeen had helped set up Team Humanity—a group of volunteer lifeguards that patrolled the coast using a boat bought with donations.
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Black Out 2022 is set three years after the events of Blade Runner in the same myopic Los Angeles metropolis Detective Rick Deckard (Harrison Ford) patrolled, with one key difference.
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But her inability to patrol irked her co-workers, and eventually she was terminated for filling out paperwork saying she had patrolled when a co-worker did it for her.
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City Scanners were the menacing drones that patrolled Half-Life 2's setting of City 17, keeping watch on its citizens to make sure they don't step out of line.
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The curfew in Colombo has been lifted even as military surveillance aircraft kept an eye on the country's main airports and naval units patrolled the waters around the island nation.
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Before Vumacam was formed in 0003, Croock was the CEO of a private security firm, CSS Tactical, which patrolled the streets with armed guards and vehicles, aided by CCTV surveillance.
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He put on the radio to sing along to a song in Pashto — Afghanistan's national language — an act which would have been unthinkable in the days ISIS patrolled the roads.
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They also began reporting abuses by eco-guards, who have patrolled alongside the Battalion d'Intervention Rapide (BIR), a special forces unit that has separately been accused of killing unarmed civilians.
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Following the Anfal genocide, the Kurds obtained some autonomy in Northern Iraq, reinforced by the creation of a no-fly zone that was protectively patrolled by U.S. and British warplanes.
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"As we stand here this morning, a young man with a bright future who courageously patrolled some of New York City's toughest streets has tragically lost his life," Monahan said.
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Some Palestinians manage to cross it, often looking for work in Israel, but the border is intensively monitored and patrolled by the Israeli military, and many of them are caught.
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Angola's jets pounded Rwandan and Ugandan positions inside Congo and its troops patrolled the streets of the capital, Kinshasa, fearing the installation of a hostile government sympathetic to its own separatists.
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Unlike the electric-powered gates in some areas, the portions of the wall in rural areas will have to be moved manually and patrolled by Border Patrol officers while they're open.
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Foremost among the areas to be patrolled is the Strait of Hormuz, between Oman and Iran, through which about one-fifth of the world's seaborne crude flows out of the Gulf.
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Mount Pleasant residents engage in Kremlinology based on overheard conversations at local bars and which contractors are seen coming and going from the site, which is heavily patrolled by private security.
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While the kids were sleeping, they also had night patrols, where three of the children were equipped with Kalashnikovs rifles, knives, bulletproof vests, bulletproof helmets, and then patrolled the camp area.
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I spent 29 days taking pictures on the flagship rescue boat of Spanish charity Proactiva Open Arms as it patrolled the designated Search and Rescue zone off the coast of Libya.
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A few civilian supporters of the opposition patrolled their own barricades of wire and corrugated metal around the downtown, saying they were guarding against a counter-coup by the Morales forces.
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As hundreds gathered at the St. Lazare train station Saturday morning for "Act Four" of the so-called Yellow Vest protests, police patrolled the surrounding streets, conducting searches and identity checks.
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The powers of the religious police that once patrolled the streets were curbed in 2016, and prominent clerics and activists have been arrested in an apparent bid to silence conservative dissent.
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Using a crowdsourced database of impersonator accounts, carefully curated by us to avoid any false positives, the bot patrolled Twitter and interjected whenever impostors tried to insinuate themselves into a discussion.
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Under the terms of the agreement, the M4 highway, which runs across the lower part of Idlib Province, is to be a demilitarized zone, patrolled jointly by Russian and Turkish forces.
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Under the terms of the agreement, the M4 highway, which runs across the lower part of Idlib Province, is to be a demilitarized zone, patrolled jointly by Russian and Turkish forces.
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A celebration of freedom characterized by wild dancing and the loss of inhibitions was now surrounded by police barricades and patrolled by thousands of officers under the glare of the sun.
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Reuters TV footage showed migrants walking near the Greek border, some carrying plastic bags and small children, while Greek police and border vehicles patrolled on the other side of the fence.
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The mood was tense in New Delhi on Wednesday morning, as riot police patrolled the streets and the city's highest elected official, Arvind Kejriwal, called for a curfew to be instated.
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Soldiers who patrolled mud-walled villages without plumbing or electricity, in temperatures that rose to a hundred and thirty degrees, slept in air-conditioned tents so cold that they needed blankets.
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There are reminders everywhere: buildings buckling, floes of concrete and brick spilling across sidewalks, familiar streets bifurcated by strands of red and yellow emergency tape and patrolled by soldiers in uniform.
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By late on Thursday, hundreds of riot police armed with teargas canisters and backed by water cannon patrolled the area as protesters sang the national anthem and waved the Indian flag.
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Early in my assignment, I accompanied the Iraqi Army to this neighborhood below, which is in the eastern part of Mosul, where civilians dared to venture outside as government troops patrolled.
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The setting was a derelict carnival, which is always good for a few scares, especially when patrolled by a zombie platoon that includes a soldier who sprays machine gunfire at random.
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The search for Maddox Scott Ritch, who is nonverbal, entered its fifth day early Wednesday as search crews patrolled overnight on foot and ATVs for the missing 6-year-old boy.
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When neighbors wondered aloud why he had turned the estate into an armed camp, rigged with electronic security and patrolled by men with semiautomatic rifles, Mr. LaRouche went on the attack.
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"It's very hard for people to change," Pedro Mendez, 52, who sells household goods in Santa Rosa de Lima, told Reuters last week, as heavily armed police patrolled and helicopters circled above.
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The ships involved patrolled for around six weeks at a time in the middle of nowhere in some of the most atrocious weather conditions on Earth, with vicious winds and huge waves.
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State TV showed footage of Iraqi forces putting flags in one of the town's main squares while Humvees patrolled empty streets littered with car wrecks, houses riddled with bullets and shattered storefronts.
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That official also said that right after the explosion, US jets patrolled the area to try to determine where the launch came from and concluded it most likely was an artillery round.
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Tensions built as officers arrested protesters and patrolled black neighborhoods with helicopters and armored trucks, only beginning to calm when all six officers involved in Gray's death were charged with various crimes.
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Roads were blocked and barbed wire barriers put up around the embassy, in a leafy district of the capital, which was patrolled by police in riot gear who set up water cannons.
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He's invited the nation's governors, including New York's very own Will Conway, to D.C. to convince them to create large-scale voting centers patrolled by the National Guard to keep voters safe.
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China declared an air defense zone over much of the East China Sea in 2013, including the areas that it disputes with Japan, and it has patrolled the zone with fighter jets.
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QUEBEC CITY/TORONTO (Reuters) - Canadian police visibly patrolled mosques and schools in Muslim communities in several cities on Monday following the shooting attack at a Quebec City mosque that killed six worshippers.
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Flanked by wheat fields and orange groves, and patrolled by armed guards, the Mineo camp holds more than 3,000 asylum seekers, and many residents have lived there for longer than a year.
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About 22300,220 uniformed and undercover police officers, 239 more than last year, patrolled the area, with the force bolstered by mounted patrols, bomb-sniffing dogs, radiation detectors and hundreds of surveillance cameras.
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As the fighting approached their area, the plucky Marchesa Origo took in war orphans, hid fleeing Italian partisans and Allied paratroopers, and negotiated with the German military units that patrolled the area.
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The first border is the one you know about: the tall steel barrier you see on the news, the physical and symbolic line that is patrolled, topped with razor-wire and debated.
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Months after the initial offensive, she said, the security forces frequently patrolled her village and sometimes arrested Rohingya men or grabbed them to do unpaid work at an expanding military camp nearby.
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"They were the old illiterate people who would say that our daughters will not go to schools," Ali said, recalling two mortar shells landing in his street, often patrolled by the Taliban.
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Mr. Cuomo is known to endeavor to upstage Mayor Bill de Blasio, a fellow Democrat, but in directing more state troopers to the city the governor has focused on state-patrolled territory.
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Outside mobs of teenagers did battle with paparazzi for a glimpse of the Migos members Quavo and Takeoff, even as armed French soldiers clad in camo patrolled the park for potential terrorists.
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They are patrolled in ways that are racialized and reactionary, as when the phrase "Fuck the Police" is flagged as "hate speech," possibly in tandem with state security agencies and their supporters.
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The United States and Turkey agreed in principle last month to establish a jointly patrolled zone for refugees along the border, but they are still negotiating the details and major differences remain.
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The United States and Turkey agreed in principle last month to establish a jointly patrolled zone for refugees along the border, but they are still negotiating the details and major differences remain.
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Hours after the fire had been extinguished, a stretch of the river lined mostly with thickets of dormant trees was closed off by containment boom and was being patrolled by official vessels.
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During Mr. Alston's two-week trial in October, Mr. Reyes explained how Mr. Alston first got involved in distributing drugs in the areas of the Bronx that he patrolled as an officer.
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It seems to me our borders are well-patrolled already, and I cannot tell you how bored the border patrol folk can be, standing around staring south at nothing all day long.
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Al-Obaidi spoke of the difficulty of growing up during the US occupation, specifically the loss of a bridge he used to cross to get to school — the same bridge Davidson patrolled.
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"We will fight for our land with our last blood," he said, as he patrolled a street near the Jarablus town centre, brandishing a rifle and surrounded by a group of small children.
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Two other American carriers earlier patrolled the waterway, where China and five other governments have been locked in decades of disputes over territories that straddle some of the world&aposs busiest sea lanes.
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The wall would actually be built up to 100 miles away from Mexico, using American rough terrain to the south as a "natural deterrent" buffer that could be patrolled by border security agents.
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As they waited, many holding each other arm in arm behind a mass-casualty evacuation ambulance, volunteers from the Red Cross and the Salvation Army patrolled the perimeter, some offering bottles of water.
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Earlier in the day, Vieira had folded his large frame, every bit as robust as it was when he patrolled the midfield for Arsenal and France, into a chair deep inside Yankee Stadium.
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The Norwegian/Russian border is the only border where the Schengen Agreement applies — meaning no internal border checks are required — that is patrolled by conscripted soldiers, Norwegians who are about 19 years old.
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The speed of the industry, its relentlessness — even in the face of financial and political tremors in the world beyond fashion week's publicist-patrolled doors — is the front-row discussion of the day.
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The river is regularly patrolled by various types of Border Patrol boats, including air boats for the narrower, more densely populated areas and hardier boats for the deserted, wider and more dramatic stretches.
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It's that nowhere part of the city just north of Times Square, where the buildings are monuments to old money, the sidewalks are wide and patrolled by doormen, and the delis are overpriced.
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Amid reports of three men with firearms on the loose, the city's underground network was shut down, heavily armed police patrolled the streets and authorities warned people to steer clear of public places.
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Mr. Thompson, the first DART officer to die in the line of duty, joined the transit force in 2009 and patrolled the northwestern section of the transit system, according to his LinkedIn page.
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Soldiers in military fatigues patrolled the chic Place du Grand Sablon on Thursday, an incongruous sight on a square where truffle emporiums, luxury shops and bourgeois residents walking their dogs are more common.
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The demilitarized zone is heavily fortified, lined with mines and barbed-wire fences, and is regularly patrolled by troops on both sides, while still keeping those forces at a distance from one another.
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Outside, mobs of teenagers chased after celebrity arrivals like Frank Ocean, Offset, Timothée Chalamet and Kid Cudi as French soldiers in camouflage gear patrolled the park with automatic weapons clutched to their chests.
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She has taught herself "road," the slang emanating from the city's grime music scene, but drops it the second she enters her apartment, a zone patrolled by her all-seeing South African mother.
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La Zagaleta is patrolled round the clock by guards and has fences with infrared sensors, which make it a place where "safety, security and five-star facilities combine," according to its promotional brochure.
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Now 49 and joint chief executive of the Inishowen Development Partnership, she grew up in Galway, in the republic, when the borders were pockmarked with checkpoints and the roads patrolled by armed officers.
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Swim between the flags One of the key messages about surf safety in Australia is to swim between the red and yellow flags, which are patrolled swimming areas at Australia's most popular beaches.
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It was not immediately clear if the skiers were rescued from a patrolled area of the slopes or if they had gone off course, which Mr. Pooler said happened from time to time.
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Soldiers and snipers patrolled the streets, and security checks take place throughout the town — on its transport routes, outside its hotels and at the forum's venues, most prominently, within the main Congress Center.
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In the more than two months since Martinez's patrolled the West Texas desert for the last time, the FBI interviewed hundreds of people, combed through cellular data and analyzed DNA from the scene.
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BRAZZAVILLE, March 22 (Reuters) - Police and soldiers patrolled Congo Republic's capital and cellphone networks remained cut on Tuesday as authorities took action to stem possible unrest before announcing partial results from a presidential election.
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At the heavily-patrolled Damascus Gate, a main entrance to Jerusalem's walled Old City, a knife-wielding man attempted to stab police officers and was shot dead by Israeli forces, a police spokesman said.
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In Ahmedabad and Rajkot, cops in plainclothes patrolled outside college campuses, trendy cafés, and youth hostels, all places where the likelihood of finding young people playing video games on their phones was the highest.
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The four-mile, $218-million wall is being erected alongside the railroad tracks and the river that separates El Paso from Juarez, one of the most heavily patrolled border crossings in the entire world.
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Two police officers who patrolled housing projects and responded to a radio call of a shooting at the Louis H. Pink houses testified in State Supreme Court in Brooklyn about the dangers they perceived.
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Religious morality police patrolled the streets, beating women for not covering their faces fully, detaining and flogging men for not growing their beards long enough and beheading people for offenses as small as smoking.
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Navy Chief Petty Officer Shannon Kent, a 35-year-old signals intelligence linguist and mother of two, was killed in the attack on a busy restaurant in the US-patrolled town of Manbij, Syria.
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The solicitation specifically asks for "sUAS," a term typically used for consumer-grade drones under 55 pounds, and a significant contrast from the Predator B drones that have patrolled the border in the past.
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Uniformed officers, some in tactical gear, patrolled airports and transit hubs in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago and Washington as major airlines including Delta, United and American canceled and rerouted flights headed to Brussels.
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Blockade runner SS Banshee, 1863 (public domain)During the Civil War, a dozen major ports and about 3,500 miles of the Confederate coastline were patrolled by about 500 ships commissioned by the Union government.
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They said hundreds of families with their personal belongings had arrived in the last two days in the towns of Tayba and Mataiyah, just a few kilometers from the heavily patrolled border with Jordan.
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With the official threat level raised to "critical", meaning a further attack could be imminent, troops have been deployed to free up police, and armed officers patrolled trains for the first time in Britain.
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Under a plan detailed on July 9, the United States would provide coordinating ships and lead surveillance efforts while participants in the coalition patrolled nearby waters and escorted commercial vessels with their nation's flags.
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MBS, as Mohammed bin Salman is universally known in the Saudi kingdom, and his father have already clipped the wings of the feared religious police who long patrolled the streets looking for supposed malefactors.
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The bureau has confirmed that the episode started as a traffic stop by Officer Yanez and a colleague near the state fairgrounds in Falcon Heights, a suburb patrolled by the St. Anthony Police Department.
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The same day, just steps from where people were using the drug, clusters of police officers patrolled beneath the elevated subway tracks along a stretch where, the day before, five bodegas had been raided.
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Halili started the contentious policy in 2014 with the help of his 70-strong "anti-crime group," government officials who dressed in all black and patrolled the streets, some armed with their own guns.
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The United Nations said that its troops patrolled the streets of Juba, the capital, on Wednesday for the first time in days, only to discover that food stocks had been looted from its warehouses.
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Those fleeing the country risked their lives crossing borders patrolled by troops with orders to shoot to kill, and again by crossing deserts and relying on human smugglers to get them across the Mediterranean.
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Railroad development was minimal in the South and large shipments were primarily made from inland areas by river to ports like New Orleans and Charleston — rivers that would get patrolled by the Union Navy.
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On Monday, police patrolled Tehran's Grand Bazaar as security forces struggled to restore normality after clashes with protesters angered by the rial's collapse, which is disrupting business by driving up the cost of imports.
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About New York Into her 80s, Elizabeth McQueen patrolled Queensbridge Park in Long Island City, Queens, wheeling her walker, a grandson or a great-grandchild at her side, eyes sweeping the walks and lawn.
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In Bolivia's highland capital La Paz, roadblocks were still in place after soldiers and police patrolled late into the night to deter fighting between rival political groups and looting that erupted after Morales' resignation.
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Not all migrants heading north from Central America pay people smugglers to help them cross perilous, drug cartel-controlled territory in Mexico or to ensure their passage across the heavily patrolled U.S.-Mexican border.
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Outside the austere wood-pannelled courtroom of the Royal Courts of Justice, four or five bodyguards wearing earpieces patrolled, with only lawyers and a small number of journalists, including Reuters, allowed to be present.
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Why don't you tell the world the streets of Toronto are patrolled by moose-riding Mounties in red coats and Stetsons wading through the snow drifts and singing, "I'm a lumberjack, and I'm O.K."?
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"That remains our message: Stop, let's go back to the status quo" and rebuild the jointly patrolled safe zone along a 125-kilometer stretch of border that the Turks are now shelling, Esper said.
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The town in northwest Syria is Kurdish-held but lies outside the main Kurdish pocket to the east that would be patrolled by the proposed border force, and has no supporting U.S. troop presence nearby.
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Needless to say, there's quite a bit of bad blood regarding these jackets in Asia, where they're considered a reminder of wartime, times when its nations, cultural tokens, and people were patrolled by Western forces.
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But, at least for now, they could well fail to carry a parcel to a flat at the top of a flight of slippery stairs, especially if the garden was patrolled by a dangerous dog.
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Under a plan initially detailed on July 9, the United States would provide coordinating ships and lead surveillance efforts while participants in the coalition patrolled nearby waters and escorted commercial vessels with their nation's flags.
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The boats crossed a little more than a mile into Iranian-patrolled waters, reported Fars, which cited information recorded on the GPS device of the American vessels and now in the hands of the IRGC.
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But since China is a land power on the Eurasian landmass, it makes sense to develop rail links and other land-based freight corridors away from sea lanes patrolled and controlled by the United States.
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Getting to Europe from places like Senegal often requires crossing hundreds of miles of barren desert terrain patrolled by thieves and the most fearsome of terrorist groups — offshoots of Al Qaeda and the Islamic State.
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However, it may also have hardened the distinctions between Europe and the rest of the world, giving credence to the notion of a "fortress Europe" in need of defensive parapets and a well-patrolled moat.
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Trucks carrying those militiamen, armed with rocket-propelled grenades and machine guns, patrolled the capital in clear view of the security forces, video published on the website of Iranian-backed group Saraya al-Khorasani showed.
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Afterward, stroll through the Grove, an enclave knit together by boardwalks lined with beach bungalows, some appointed with fountains, garden statuary and signs warning that the property is patrolled by Peek-A-Boo Watch Service.
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Those killings were followed by the murders in, January 1972, of another pair of on-duty officers, Gregory Foster and Rocco Laurie, who were gunned down from behind as they patrolled the Lower East Side.
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The Soldiers of Odin, a far-right vigilante group whose members have patrolled streets in Finland saying they want to protect locals from immigrants, have started spreading to other Nordic and Baltic countries, worrying authorities.
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He wore the light blue uniform, patrolled the quaint streets, and responded to routine calls — all while the residents of Auburn were being rattled by reports of the serial attacker called the East Area Rapist.
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STRASBOURG, France, Dec 12 (Reuters) - Armed police patrolled the streets and manned checkpoints; shops and restaurants stayed shuttered, and residents laid tributes as Strasbourg recoiled on Wednesday from the deadly shooting at a Christmas market.
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Gunfire rang out in the capital into the night after paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) - whose head is deputy of the military council - had patrolled the streets using tear gas and guns to disrupt demonstrations.
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It was the absence of any objective whatsoever, a kind of perpetual, monotonous gray state of tactical success after tactical success, while the area patrolled by U.S. soldiers steadily shrank as more troops went home.
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Under the deal between Ankara and President Bashar al-Assad's key ally Moscow, the zone will run along the contact line between insurgents and government forces, and will be patrolled by Turkish and Russian forces.
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Venezuela's poor, and those who live far from the border, have no choice but risk ever longer and more dangerous lines in front of supermarkets patrolled by National Guards soldiers where scuffles are now common.
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Soldiers in armored vehicles patrolled the towns hit by sectarian violence this week as residents recalled how Muslims had hid in paddy fields to escape mobs carrying rods and swords, incensed over the militant attacks.
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They say the military drone was flying in international airspace over the Strait of Hormuz, a crucial maritime passage for the global energy trade that's aggressively patrolled by Iran, before the drone came crashing down.
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For decades, meanwhile, Japan pointed to the U.S.-imposed "peace constitution" as reason not to do more on its own behalf as the Red Navy patrolled the Pacific and Maoism ravaged the People's Republic of China.
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"We can't have this conversation," Hickey said, "unless we realize that we currently live in a deeply, profoundly pronatalist society" — one that is patrolled and enforced by everything from the tax code to the mass media.
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The proposal has so far gained little traction with Washington or NATO allies who fear it would require an internationally patrolled no-fly zone which could put them in direct confrontation with Assad and his allies.
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As armed soldiers patrolled downtown Harare on Tuesday, a patient at a clinic in the city said he had been afraid to venture outside since soldiers beat him in Kuwadzana township last week, fracturing his arm.
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Though Kurdish-owned shops in Kirkuk were mainly closed on Wednesday due to concern about the presence of Shi'ite militia, there were no reports of serious incidents as federal security forces patrolled the streets, witnesses said.
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Residents said Brazzaville, capital of the oil-producing Central African nation where Sassou Nguesso has ruled for all but five of the past 37 years, was quiet but tense as police and soldiers patrolled the streets.
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In 2012, after the Philippine navy tried to arrest some Chinese fishermen near Scarborough Shoal, which both China and the Philippines claim, Chinese vessels have patrolled the surrounding waters and at times turned away Philippine fishermen.
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"Terry was killed in a gunfight between U.S. Border Patrol agents and members of a cartel 'rip crew' that regularly patrolled the desert along the U.S.-Mexico border looking for drug dealers to rob," Kelly said.
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Police patrolled Tehran's Grand Bazaar on Monday as security forces struggled to restore normality after clashes with protesters angered by the rial's collapse, which is disrupting business by driving up the cost of imports, witnesses said.
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A roadside bomb killed one African Union peacekeeper and wounded another as they patrolled Arbis, a village about 23 kilometers southwest of Mogadishu, according to Wilson Rono, a spokesman for the African Union peacekeeping force AMISOM.
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But security experts say the territorial gain has given a false impression because much of the liberated areas beyond main roads patrolled by the army remain no-go areas where displaced people cannot return to farm.
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"Disney should always have these lakes patrolled, with all the money they're making," Jerome Powell, a hotel concierge who works for a Disney competitor, said as he waited for a shuttle bus near the Magic Kingdom.
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His metropolis is patrolled along its borders by "characters" who are triangles or pyramids (with pairs of parallel strokes for eyes) and who, by this association with peaked hoods, become members of the Ku Klux Klan […].
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Pompeo, who patrolled the Berlin Wall as a U.S. soldier in the 1980s, is likely to repeat a message to senior lawmakers in Berlin that the U.S. wants Germany to pay more for its own defense.
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New Year's Eve attendees in Times Square will be screened twice upon entrance to the square, which will be patrolled by weapons teams and bomb-sniffing dogs, according to Terry Monahan, the NYPD's chief of patrol.
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"I carried a gun with me when I patrolled," said Gary Pollan, 76, who had been in the church that day with his wife and two children and who now attends another Baptist church in Daingerfield.
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Feeling their way through uncharted territory after the military placed Mr. Mugabe under house arrest, Zimbabweans ventured into streets patrolled by armored vehicles and awaited some kind of signal of what a new era might bring.
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On Saturday, Navy commandos patrolled the city's lakeshore area armed with high-caliber weapons and night-vision goggles, while P-3 Orion spy planes and drones provided by the United States tracked movements on the ground.
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But they also believe that the border is already heavily patrolled, by drones, federal agents and the local authorities, and contend that a wall would have mainly a symbolic value at the cost of their land.
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In response to the shooting, police officials ordered patrol officers from the local precinct and housing commands to stand at more than a dozen foot posts around the complex while anti-crime units patrolled in cars.
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The funeral was unusual in that it was held in the heart of the district Officer Familia patrolled, on a block with a pawnshop and a 99-cent store that has resisted the tides of change.
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To Mr. Slager's lawyer, the death of Mr. Scott, who was black, was an "awful but lawful" killing by a white officer who patrolled a troubled neighborhood in North Charleston and believed he was in danger.
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The calls come as Turkey continues to launch artillery and airstrikes across the border into a region of Syria that — until this week — was part of a "safe zone" patrolled jointly by U.S. and Turkish forces.
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BETHLEHEM, West Bank, March 6 (Reuters) - The streets of Bethlehem were near-empty on Friday as Palestinian police wearing masks patrolled the traditional birthplace of Jesus, hit hard by a state of emergency declared over coronavirus.
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Iranian forces could bomb an American oil tanker traveling through the Strait of Hormuz, a vital waterway for the global energy trade aggressively patrolled by Tehran's forces, causing loss of life or a catastrophic oil spill.
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The idea of an illegal casino usually calls to mind some shady warehouse filled with high rollers, cigar smoke, and ritzy cocktails, or maybe a tightly-patrolled, Michael Clayton-esque hovel tucked into some city alleyway.
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She lived a few doors down from me, in our electric-fenced, guard-patrolled suburb of Harare, Zimbabwe, and was legally old enough to have that just-seen bottle of South African cream liqueur in her room.
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The proposal comes after two years of several near misses between Western planes, both civilian and military, and Russian jets in the skies above the Baltics that NATO has patrolled since Russia's annexation of Crimea in 2014.
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AS HE patrolled the aisles of his shops in Leeds, Boroughbridge or wherever he might be, in his yellow and black Morrisons tie and his short-sleeved "get cracking" shirt, Ken Morrison's eyes would gleam with happiness.
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As part of the fabled surge in Iraq, my scout platoon and I patrolled a rural town north of Baghdad for 15 months on a counterinsurgency mission that often seemed to conflict with that of the operators.
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Several officers at the headquarters said that they never set foot in the streets of the capital, though on previous tours of duty a few years ago they shopped in public markets and patrolled in soft berets.
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Tuesday's heavy security deployment was in the central city of Gweru, where police - who had banned the march on Monday night - patrolled on foot and in trucks and cordoned off a university, a local journalist told Reuters.
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BRAZZAVILLE (Reuters) - Congo Republic's President Denis Sassou Nguesso was on course on Tuesday to extend his long rule, according to preliminary election results that the opposition dismissed as fraudulent as police and troops patrolled the capital's streets.
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Gunfire rang out in the capital into the night on Monday after paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) - whose head is deputy of the military council - had patrolled the streets using tear gas and guns to disrupt demonstrations.
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I patrolled the seven-acre campus with a flashlight and a dog that did its damnedest to bite me every time I put the leash on until I finally insisted that the canine lunatic be taken away.
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During the handover ceremony, Lorenzana and Fukuda watched the planes land at a naval base guarding the mouth of Manila Bay, hundreds of miles southeast of the disputed Scarborough Shoal now patrolled by Chinese coast guard ships.
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For years, the police detective had patrolled deep into South African parks and game reserves investigating rhinoceros poachers — including fellow police — in a country that is home to the vast majority of the world's dwindling rhinoceros population.
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He was born in Jersey City, graduated from high school in Bayonne, just to the south, and lived with his wife and children in North Arlington, about eight miles north and west of the streets he patrolled.
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Even though security had been tight throughout the trial, it was extra tight on verdict day: Marshals carrying assault rifles and wearing camouflage combat gear patrolled the lobby, and a bomb-sniffing dog lay by the door.
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"The managed area is regularly patrolled by officers from the local neighborhood policing team as part of a specific patrol plan," said a West Yorkshire Police spokesperson, who would not answer my question regarding reduced police presence.
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No police patrolled the beaches, a favorite weekend retreat 60 km (40 miles) south of the capital, Dakar, and the only guards wandering around as hotel guests sat eating breakfast in the shade of palm trees were unarmed.
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A Chinese destroyer sailed within 45 meters of the American destroyer USS Decatur in late September, as the American warship patrolled in the Spratlys, a highly contested island chain where China has expanded its foothold in recent years.
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Though it's far from a concept album, the story of the Furies, a trio of Greek goddesses that patrolled the land and doled out retribution when needed, inspired some of the record's themes as well as its title.
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New buildings shot up along a seaside promenade that was once patrolled by armed Soviet border guards, and private investors piled on, adding an Italian tower, a Greek temple and a tilting White House to the architectural hodgepodge.
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She patrolled Afghanistan's Helmand Province with the Marines, accompanied the Army on night raids in Baghdad, took artillery fire with rebel fighters in Libya, and has taken photos in countless other wars and humanitarian disasters around the world.
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His solo work has mostly lived up to that promise—the distorted creep of last year's Airport Music for Black Folk called into question the idea that ambient music could be a proper soundtrack for government-patrolled spaces.
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There were also 259 bartenders, 10 wine cellar men, 15 barbers and, in later years, two men whose sole job was dusting the chandeliers and another who patrolled the hallways stamping ashtrays with the double-P Plaza logo.
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In 2016, a Russian frigate came within several hundred yards of an American cruiser, part of an aircraft carrier strike group responsible for attacking Islamic State targets in Iraq and Syria, while it patrolled in the Mediterranean Sea.
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Representatives of South Africa and of the Roman Catholic Church sought to defuse the crisis with meetings in Harare, the capital, where people ventured into streets patrolled by armored vehicles and awaited what the new era might bring.
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Nearby, a group of young people drinking beers and listening to a soccer match on the radio commented bitterly as the troops patrolled their neighborhood, uttering the common opinion here that these UN peacekeepers should leave their country.
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It was because of Wahhabism that Saudi women were not allowed to drive, that most forms of public entertainment were banned and that bearded religious police patrolled public spaces to prevent unauthorized mixing between unrelated men and women.
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Recently, the streets surrounding the tower were still fortified with police barricades; a handful of buses, including the M116.503 and M31, continued to bypass a stop nearby; and Secret Service officers and bomb-sniffing dogs patrolled the area.
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The Russians have swamped the deconfliction channel, set up for direct communications between American and Russian forces to avoid confrontations, with requests to operate in American-patrolled areas; the Russians then ignored American objections and traveled there anyway.
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An area along the M4 highway, which runs parallel to the Turkey-Syria border, is patrolled by US, Russian, Kurdish, Syrian regime, Iranian regime and Turkish government troops, as well as a gaggle of variously aligned Syrian militias.
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The remarks followed comments he made on Monday, when he told business leaders that as mayor, he had patrolled the streets on a motorcycle and killed criminal suspects in order to set an example to his police officers.
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We sat down with Art Cashin, managing director of UBS Financial Services who's patrolled the floor of the New York Stock Exchange for more than 50 years, at Bobby Van's Steakhouse to chat about what's ahead in 2020.
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Facades of shattered buildings, fallen tiles and broken glass from shop fronts and banks littered the pavements of Juchitan while heavily armed soldiers patrolled and stood guard at areas cordoned off due to the extent of the damage.
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Police in Sussex and Surrey have already carried out successful drone trials, with one trial reportedly taking place at Gatwick Airport in South London involving a camera-equipped drone that patrolled the perimeter of the airport for suspicious activity.
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Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, Hezbollah's leader, also said in a speech televised live that the group was dismantling all its military positions along Lebanon's eastern border with Syria, and this area would now be patrolled just by the Lebanese army.
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First, the Gulf of Oman is near the Strait of Hormuz, a crucial maritime passage aggressively patrolled by Iran through which a third of the world's liquefied natural gas and almost 20 percent of the world's oil production flows.
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In Bulawayo on Monday, large contingents of police patrolled on foot, horseback and in vehicles, setting up checkpoints on roads into the city, searching cars and people for weapons, and cordoning off the MDC offices and the magistrates court.
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I think it was America's Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency, or its British equivalent, that apparently tested software to find the optimum strategy for the commander of a naval escort shepherding a convoy through waters patrolled by enemy submarines.
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I often thought that I would like to visit it now, returning to those very places that we had patrolled and possibly became involved in firefights, and seeing the country for what it really was and could be again.
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The bomb, planted in a coal-mining district 50 km (30 miles) east of the provincial capital, Quetta, was detonated remotely as members of the Frontier Corps patrolled the area, said Khan Wasey, a spokesman for the paramilitary force.
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The roughly 100-mile stretch encompassing the park, private land and two towns, all patrolled by the same sector headquarters of CBP, encapsulates how much the Border Patrol mission can vary -- and how a cookie cutter solution is misguided.
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Pride weekend was heavily patrolled by armed officers supposedly there to protect the queer community in the wake of Orlando, a claim made garishly manifest in a rainbow-washed squad car that's been haunting my news feed and nightmares.
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But they also hark back to a Columbus of a less complicated era, where The Republic's list of divorce filings and dismissals was perhaps its best-read feature and the police patrolled for teenagers breaking the 11 p.m. curfew.
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On Thursday, the rapper Gucci Mane posted about the shop on Instagram, inviting fans to meet him there at noon; by 12:30 the shop was thronged, and the security-patrolled line outside snaked nearly a full city block.
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Four oil tankers were damaged in May near the Strait of Hormuz, a vital waterway aggressively patrolled by Iran through which a third of the world's liquefied natural gas and almost 20 percent of the world's oil production flows.
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What's left in the deal's wake is a new era of uncertainty—a vacuum of power in the Colombian countryside where the rebels once patrolled, as the government works to prevent new factions of organized crime from usurping the position.
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Thousands of police officers patrolled the streets of Cairo and public squares, and a crackdown by security forces leading up to Monday's anniversary saw civil society activists rounded up, art houses closed and the administrators of opposition Facebook pages detained.
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Streets usually filled with holiday-makers hoping to try their luck on the roulette wheels or surfers seeking to ride the Atlantic waves are now patrolled by police with assault rifles, while helicopters zoom overhead and frigates patrol the coast.
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Videos show armed men in masks, fatigues Various private militia groups -- often espousing anti-immigrant views -- have patrolled the border for years, but it's rare to see footage of an armed group detaining migrants on the US side of the border.
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In November 2014, when protests erupted in Ferguson, Missouri after a grand-jury decision not to indict a white policeman for shooting an unarmed black teenager, Oath Keepers hurried there, climbed onto its rooftops and patrolled back and forth, cradling rifles.
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Riding in public was unthinkable at the time in the deeply conservative Muslim kingdom, where religious police patrolled public spaces to enforce modest dress, bans on music and alcohol, prayer-time store closures and the mixing of unrelated men and women.
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Now extinct, sea crocodiles patrolled the coastal waters of Europe during the Middle Jurassic time, and Steel says the 19-foot-long Lemmysuchus, which had teeth equipped to eat turtles and large fish, was the likely king of the pack.
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Patches is particularly unwelcome in the first Dark Souls, where he kicks the player into a pit in the middle of the Valley of the Giants, a long and grueling area cast into inky blackness and patrolled by vast skeleton soldiers.
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The Buffalo Soldiers in National Parks study to create a trail through California from San Francisco's Presidio to Yosemite, Grand Teton and Sequoia National Parks, patrolled by Buffalo Soldiers before the creation of the National Park Service, is nearing completion.
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Suhad Munshid's brother-in-law, who lives in Baghdad, cooked for American troops after the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq in 2003, and his family opened its home as a safe house for the soldiers as they patrolled Sadr City.
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And as officers deal with more emergency calls, drug overdoses, illegal fires and trash piles deep in the woods, tensions are boiling in places like Nederland that lie on the fringes of the United States' forests and loosely patrolled public lands.
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Together, the education law-and-order regime and the rise of school shootings, beginning with Columbine in 1999, have produced a new environment in the nation's schools, more than half of which, as of 2007, are patrolled by police officers.
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The notion that the police function might be other than enforcement had its beginning after the racial unrest of the 1960s, when police departments in northern cities felt pressure to improve their strained relationships with the black neighborhoods they patrolled.
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Bomb-sniffing dogs examined vehicles entering the 500-acre grounds, military personnel patrolled in jeeps and Secret Service agents tried to blend into the crowd in sky blue golf shirts, given away by the corded earphones running down their collars.
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Last year, Golden State's leading shot blocker was Andrew Bogut, a crafty and physical staring center who patrolled the paint as a kind of basketball free safety, rarely leaving the painted area and forcing opponents to second-guess their dribble drives.
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In Pelourinho, the historical center that is wrapping up a multi-year face lift — an effort that helped land it on the 52 Places to Go 2019 list — police patrolled the tourist-friendly stretch packed with caipirinha stands and souvenir shops.
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In anticipation of growing unrest, India sent thousands of extra troops to its already heavily patrolled side of Kashmir, as well as closed schools, evacuated tourists, cut off internet connectivity, and put some of the area's political leaders under house arrest.
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It was why Wambli, a Cheyenne River Sioux from downstream South Dakota and a retired police sergeant, had left his family and his dogs behind to come serve as part of the Aki'cita, the security force that patrolled the camp.
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More than 50 police officers who patrolled the same area in São Paulo, Brazil, were arrested on Tuesday, accused by state prosecutors of taking bribes from the country's largest drug gang to allow its members to sell narcotics, the authorities said.
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The building in Brooklyn Heights is regularly swept by bomb-sniffing dogs and patrolled by a heavily-armed task force of United States marshals, local court officers and a tactical team from the New York Police Department's Emergency Services Unit.
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Drug offenses, the report found, were committed equally by black and white people in the county, but black people, again, were more likely to be arrested — in large part because their neighborhoods were the most heavily patrolled by the police.
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" They also hung posters in and around polling places that read, in bright red ink: "Warning: This Area Is Being Patrolled by the National Ballot Security Task Force: It Is a Crime to Falsify a Ballot or to Violate Election Laws.
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But the Army guards and Navy corpsmen who previously delivered meals, medication and supplies to each detainee through a slot in his cell door, and patrolled the corridor outside each cell's double steel door are no longer routinely on the cellblocks.
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The high-profile mandates — and the pushback — have thrust a police force of 4,8793 into the position of defending a buildup in places already patrolled by nearly half a dozen law enforcement agencies and where crime is at historical lows.
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Toll plazas are already patrolled by the state-controlled Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority, train stations by the state-controlled Metropolitan Transportation Authority Police Department, and airports by the Port Authority Police Department, run by New York and New Jersey.
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The largest of the era, San Francisco's Fleishhacker Pool, held 10,000 swimmers at a time and was patrolled by lifeguards in rowboats; a swimmer could loll on the sandy beach, stroll the poolside deck or sit on a grassy hill above.
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With her razor-sharp bob, Mary Talbot looked particularly dangerous, I thought, as she patrolled the environs, so I was unprepared for her to get gooey at the news that Granny is going to that big drafty castle in the sky.
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Corbyn left his home in North London each morning at dawn and spent the day on the picket lines outside coal mines that were patrolled by police and arrived every evening to find fellow M.P.s talking tactics in the tea room.
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And if anyone could defend what was left of our rights, it was our own fierce Eleanor, of whom even the platoons of Canada geese who patrolled our neighborhood—the pit bulls, one might say, of the waddling world—were afraid.
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An American official said that the zone was intended to keep pro-Assad forces at a safe distance from the al-Tanf garrison but that the American-backed Syrian fighters and their coalition advisers patrolled and operated beyond the buffer area.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - More than 50 police officers who patrolled the same area in Sao Paulo were arrested on Tuesday, accused by state prosecutors of taking bribes from Brazil's largest drug gang to allow its members to sell narcotics, authorities said.
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