Despite its loss of territory, IS's reign of terror continued.
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ISIS's reign of terror is rapidly coming to an end.
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Serena hopes he gets better to prevent Cushing's reign of terror.
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For elected officials, it would be like a reign of terror.
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His 24-year reign of terror was medieval in its brutality.
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" The letter specifically called Duterte's drug war a "reign of terror.
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And somehow, despite all odds, someone let Snyder's reign of terror continue.
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So until the law changes, the seagulls' reign of terror will continue.
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It's the beginning of a reign of terror across this entire industry.
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One way or another, the reign of terror will come to an end.
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As Season 3 begins, Captain Flint's reign of terror crosses over into madness.
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Such actions do point to the rise of a nationwide reign of terror.
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But its reign of terror over breakfast might soon be at an end.
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During his 17-year reign of terror, there were injuries but no deaths.
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These are people silently but vehemently reacting against this social reign of terror.
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He needs to stand up to "the Democrats' political reign of terror," Ingraham said.
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After their military triumph, General Francisco Franco's Nationalist forces unleashed a reign of terror.
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Sprinklers, continuing their reign of terror, claimed yet another victim in Tim Tebow's ankle.
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It pushed Egypt to the brink during the Muslim Brotherhood's brief reign of terror.
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His reign of terror is over, and our enemies are running very, very scared.
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Riverdale's season 3 reign of terror, explained Penelope Blossom (Nathalie Bolt) is the Gargoyle King.
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In February the Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines condemned Mr Duterte's "reign of terror".
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Right now, there are three possible explanations for the Gargoyle King's burgeoning reign of terror.
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ISIS took control of more than 2.5 million people and unleashed a reign of terror.
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" MSU board member Brian Mosallam tweeted on Wednesday: "JOHN ENGLER'S REIGN OF TERROR IS OVER.
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Disciplinary records during Burge's reign of terror are thin and were likely not well-preserved.
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The end of McCarthy's long reign of terror ended when the U.S. Senate censured him.
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And the threat of litigation was a critical tool in Harvey Weinstein's reign of terror.
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The extremist group brought a reign of terror and intimidation into areas where they gained control.
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Perhaps 40,000 people died in Chad during Mr Habré's reign of terror between 1982 and 1990.
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The fact Grayson works at the mall is the true reason for his reign of terror.
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Qassem Soleimani masterminded Iran's reign of terror for decades, including the deaths of hundreds of Americans.
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In Mosul, the initial relief at liberation from IS's reign of terror is already turning to grumbling.
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Moscow, and especially the thugs who occupy the Kremlin, see challenges everywhere to their reign of terror.
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Khomeini returned from exile to erect his reign of terror, which included taking captive U.S. embassy staff.
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And now, by putting new material out into the world, they're only prolonging its reign of terror.
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Across town in the Mohandiseen district, there were plenty of reminders of Islamic State's reign of terror.
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But while Iraq is on the verge of ending ISIS's reign of terror, that's no longer enough.
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Here is the story of how, under Joe Arpaio's reign of terror, Latinos built progressive governing power.
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However, his reign of terror began in 1974 when young female college students began disappearing in Washington state.
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A disturbing reign of terror, often perpetuated through the use of commercial airlines, has persisted to the present.
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The facts obviously refute Spicer's assertion that Hitler, during his reign of terror, had not used chemical weapons.
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Around 40,000 people died under the dictator's reign of terror before he fled Chad for exile in Senegal.
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It was the crowning moment in a reign of terror that stretched over three years and two countries.
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Last week the Iraqi military released a statement saying Iraq was "fully liberated" from ISIS' reign of terror.
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But they failed to deliver, and the reign of terror they imposed ultimately turned many Sunnis against them.
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Pankhurst in her defiance of law and decency are now threatening to institute a reign of terror. Mrs.
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"It's been close to 20 years since I last heard from him, yet his reign of terror continues."
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It's been close to 20 years since I last heard from him, yet his reign of terror continues.
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The brutal regime seized control of the country in 1975, bringing with it a reign of terror and genocide.
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It was the start of his reign of terror, the foundation upon which his all-conquering empire was built.
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Grindelwald was indeed dark, but he apparently didn't exercise his "reign of terror" on the UK like Voldemort did.
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In 6900, Nikita Khrushchev revealed details about Stalin's reign of terror inside the Soviet Union and the nominations ended.
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Friday's genocide conviction comes more than 40 years after the Khmer Rouge imposed its reign of terror on Cambodia.
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Hopkins and his reign of terror exist in the historical record, but little is known about his private life.
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"Qassem Soleimani masterminded Iran's reign of terror for decades," said Senator Tom Cotton, a Republican who supported the airstrikes.
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More than 85033 years ago, France descended into a period known as "la terreur," or the reign of terror.
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Bond's alleged reign of terror over women in the Ashland County Jail would only come to an end on Aug.
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But Syria will not be free of terrorism until we see the end of the Assad regime's reign of terror.
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Penelope recruited him to wander around Riverdale for a reign of terror while he killed those who they deemed sinful.
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The pièce de résistance of Kai's reign of terror is the mass stabbing murder of a ton of pregnant ladies.
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Nov. 85033, 1799: France has been in state of bitter turmoil following the French Revolution and the Reign of Terror.
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Act 2 tells tales of wild turkeys attacking people, including one that unleashed a reign of terror on Martha's Vineyard.
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The Bolsheviks admired the cleansing purges of Robespierre's Reign of Terror: "A revolution without firing squads is meaningless," Lenin said.
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If Australian news outlets and social media are to be believed, "20,000 anonymous clowns" are plotting a reign of terror.
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Officials say the reign of terror continued Monday when Rodriguez shot and wounded a 22-year-old contract METRO Lift driver.
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Fortunately, this brat's reign of terror isn't going unchecked – Lakeith Stanfield plays a mysterious young detective who's put on the case.
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Triggering the vest ended a reign of terror that included the execution of thousands of victims in the most horrific ways.
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Dubbed the "Mad Pooper," the unidentified runner was the subject of an excellent KKTV segment that details her reign of terror.
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The real-life Terra Newell killed John Meehan in self-defense in August 2016, ending his reign of terror for good.
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After all, even if the ayatollahs are pushed into a corner, without a regime change their reign of terror will continue.
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And given the virtual reign of terror immigrants are facing under Donald Trump, these compromises have become increasingly unacceptable to progressives.
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It was thus notable, and welcome, that last weekend a militant Basque group quietly ended a decades-long reign of terror.
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A Tribunal of Vigilance and Public Security set up a reign of terror — torture, jailings, executions, deportations, expropriations — to curb defiance.
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And with that, Mr. Cuomo continued what one website called his "reign of terror on the M.T.A." They plan, he disrupts.
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Authorities believe that Petgrave's alleged reign of terror began on October 20, when two men were shot at an abandoned gas station.
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She was executed by guillotine for her support of constitutional monarchy at the beginning of Maximilien Robespierre's "reign of terror" in 1793.
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Would it support a reign-of-terror-style hostility to enemies of the revolution, a left-wing supremacy to mirror white nationalism?
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My reign of terror was finally ended when I ran out of bullets and tried to roadie run my way to safety.
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It also would be an important first step toward helping our incoming president achieve his goal to end ISIS's reign of terror.
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Mr Putin has employed coercion, intimidation and selective political violence, but he has stopped short of unleashing a bloody reign of terror.
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According to CNN, ISIS made as much $500 million in oil sales in 21625 alone, fueling and funding its reign of terror.
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Now, that evil spirit is set to take over the body of an unsuspecting citizen and launch a new reign of terror.
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They organized groups like the Ku Klux Klan and unleashed a reign of terror to keep blacks away from the ballot box.
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But while the threat of violence always lurked in the background, the Roman Empire wasn't held together by a reign of terror.
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And that's out of Wylie's book, where his invisible man has this reign of terror where he goes around killing people indiscriminately.
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What did Balanchine mean when he said Drosselmeier should be like Robespierre (the chief architect of the French Revolution's Reign of Terror)?
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"Kim Won-hong has been a key aide to Kim Jong-un and has buttressed his reign of terror," Mr. Jeong said.
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If Trout keeps this up, it would be the most impressive hitting season since Barry Bonds' reign of terror from 2001-04.
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Members of The Kingdom, like those of the Hilltop and Alexandria, do not wish to be a part of Negan's reign of terror.
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This is genuinely quite terrifying Finally, someone came to claim the goat and its brief reign of terror was put to an end.
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Because watching people get chased and attacked by birds is hilarious, YouTuber DokuNaut has spent seven years documenting the swans' reign of terror.
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The extremist zealots took on a murderous rage that Josephus describes as an unfortunate aberration of Jewish tradition and a reign of terror.
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Women in black veils walked beside their husbands, families exhausted by the reign of terror, fierce fighting and a lack of basic services.
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During their reign of terror, the oligarchs ordered Socrates and four others to arrest a fellow citizen so that he might be executed.
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Still more important, it would represent a horrendous abuse of power bordering on a reign of terror: Shut up or lose your job.
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The second trilogy introduces us to Luke, the hope to bring balance to the Force who stops the Emperor&aposs reign of terror.
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Maximillian Robespierre, the radical leader who oversaw the Reign of Terror, spoke positively about the use of "terror" to achieve his revolutionary aims.
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The reveal that janitor Svenson (Cameron McDonald) was the one behind the Black Hood's reign of terror didn't sit well with many Riverdale fans.
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Communities across the country feared that theirs would become the next target in an unfolding reign of terror aimed at establishing a white ethnostate.
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"We're not going to turn this country into a reign of terror of domestic enforcement and have the Dreamers pay that price," she said.
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Alison was kind of a monster to him in high school, and the Liars didn't exactly do anything to stop her reign of terror.
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Today it's universally recognized as historical fact that the Ku Klux Klan was responsible for a reign of terror throughout the South during Reconstruction.
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Today we remember and honor the victims of Soleimani's many atrocities and we take comfort in knowing that his reign of terror is over.
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" As Trump addressed the nation Friday for the first time after Soleimani's killing, he declared that the Iranian general's "reign of terror was over.
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The second trilogy introduces us to Luke Skywalker, the hope to bring balance to the Force who stops the Emperor&aposs reign of terror.
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It has been two years since her family fled from the Iraqi city fearing for their lives, as ISIS ushered in a reign of terror.
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Floyd's also facing a misdemeanor battery charge, and a count of misdemeanor vandalism for damaging another man's 2017 Lexus during his mini reign of terror.
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A reign of terror followed which eventually alienated even many of those Sunni Muslims who had supported the group as allies against Iraq's Shi'ite majority.
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Without renewed support from the United States and other nations, Maduro most likely will continue to brutally crush the protests, extending his reign of terror.
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Their assignment was to refute the negative press asserting that the anarchists were imposing a reign of terror on the populations they governed or controlled.
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Islamic State grabbed the hotel after it swept into Mosul in 2014, facing virtually no resistance from Iraqi troops, and imposed a reign of terror.
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Had Baltimore's citizens been listened to, the Gun Trace Task Force might not have had their criminal reign of terror go unchecked for so long.
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"After decades of abusing women with impunity, finally, the beginning of the end of Harvey Weinstein's reign of terror," Argento said in a statement to CNN.
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Prices of things like commodities, from cotton to copper and silver to lumber, are down about 12 percent since the reign of terror of coronavirus began.
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Even the weaker version of the amendment helped incite a reign of terror in the South and its loopholes eventually enabled the restoration of white supremacy.
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It was called "Léonore, ou l'Amour Conjugal," and had its premiere in 1798 before a Paris audience still under the shock of Robespierre's Reign of Terror.
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As the period suggests, there were a few standout figures who helped end the reign of terror and preserve peace, most notably a man named Azor Ahai.
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He was nicknamed the "Dating Game Killer" because he was the winning contestant on the ABC prime-time game show in 1978 during his reign of terror.
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"You can&apost change the reign of terror policy of the internal regime, but we can do the dissemination of outside information inside North Korea," he said.
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President Obama had done to the Castros what no U.S. president for the last 59 years was willing to do: he whitewashed their bloodthirsty reign of terror.
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Now anyone pointing out awkward facts—immigrants haven't brought a reign of terror, coal jobs can't be brought back, Trump lost the popular vote—is the enemy.
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" He wrote, "Brutal crimes were committed; the innocent suffered with the guilty; a reign of terror was brought on, and society was infinitely more disturbed than defended.
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The Khmer Rouge murdered nearly a quarter of the Cambodian population during its four-year reign of terror in the 70s, but not all scars were physical.
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Kim, "obviously a madman" in the eyes of U.S. President Donald Trump, has completed a six-year transition to what the South calls a reign of terror.
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" Margaret Thatcher's reign of terror as Prime Minister had ended long before I listened to Crass' "How Does It Feel to Be the Mother of 1,000 Dead.
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And that's why, last month, at my direction, the U.S. military executed a flawless precision strike that killed Suleimani and terminated his evil reign of terror forever.
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The US also supported the regime of Jean-Claude "Baby Doc" Duvalier, who oversaw a reign of terror that fueled a mass exodus from the island nation.
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Meanwhile, Scott Walker, the anti-union conservative whose two-terms as governor of Wisconsin amounted to a reign of terror for Democrats and the left, finally lost.
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In the Soviet Union, the communists won under Lenin, but contemporary analysis places the total death toll from his successor Stalin's reign of terror at roughly nine million.
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Reggie's new darkness meets his old, simpler status as RHS' big man on campus when the Black Hood's reign of terror begins to harm his fellow Bulldog athletes.
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Syria has become a proxy through which these powers sow instability and undermine American interests, and a vacuum in which ISIS expands and exports its reign of terror.
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During Jim Crow segregation, many police officers were Ku Klux Klan members, participating in a reign of terror and the lynching of black people and civil rights workers.
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But the story of his rise, reign of terror and eventual death in 1993 on a Medellín rooftop is told as seen through the eyes of two Americans.
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" Fellow trustee Brian Mosallam, who has been outspoken in his criticism of Engler, later quote-tweeted Byrum's post with the caption, "JOHN ENGLER'S REIGN OF TERROR IS OVER.
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Harley's freewheeling mischief perfectly offsets Ivy's laser-focused brand of villainy, and their ensuing reign of terror over The Animated Series' Gotham is a beautiful thing to behold.
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Syrian troops surged into Palmyra on Sunday morning, dealing a blow to the Islamic State (IS) after a 10-month reign of terror in the ancient desert city.
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Berchtold's death may have marked the end of his reign of terror, but he will no doubt haunt those he abused and assaulted for the remainder of their lives.
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In the wake of the coup, however, this revolution has entered a ruthless new phase, a reign of terror which finds new enemies to root out nearly every day.
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This new reign of terror led by Attorney General Jeff Sessions in the war on drugs is seen by many as unfairly targeting people of color and the poor.
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Trump's willingness to "overlook a reign of terror in the Philippines sends a very bad signal to all kinds of leaders all over the world," said Huang of Amnesty.
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"He was a brutal bear who basically had a reign of terror over black people in this country and this city," he added in an interview in New York.
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In the case of the Middle East, the downsides included an infamously savage reign of terror by ISIS that engulfed the Middle East in barbaric slavery, violence, and genocide.
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He called this posse the Purple Army, and it became known for harassing other streamers and for fighting the Reign of Terror, the most powerful clan in the game.
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"Until now, the North Korean system has prevailed through an effective and credible reign of terror and by almost perfectly preventing the free-flow of outside information," he said.
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Yet many have criticized Manley's genteel and ostensibly well-intentioned description of the bomber, who began his reign of terror with targeted bomb package deliveries in largely minority neighborhoods.
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But around the time of Tyson's reign of terror, mixed martial arts, which permits a wide variety of striking and grappling techniques, was slowly making inroads in combat sports.
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But, as chef after chef escaped his reign of terror and opened admirable French restaurants of their own—twelve in New York alone—that legacy was bound to pall.
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"The North Korean regime depends on a reign of terror and fears to help maintain its grip on power," Mr. Hong said about the possible motive behind the killing.
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Negan's (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) reign of terror poses the most immediate threat to our beloved characters, especially considering the recent smashing of poor Glenn (Steven Yeun) and Abraham (Michael Cudlitz).
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Also, the existence of dual-band Wi-Fi on a Raspberry Pi could be a good sign that 2.4 GHz's reign of terror over IoT is coming to an end.
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The hero only visits Mariah, who spends season 2 executing restaurants full of people and waging a general reign of terror, to ask her not to ruin his hard work.
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Matfess spent much of her time in the field conducting face-to-face interviews with former Boko Haram insurgents, victims and family members affected by Boko Haram's reign of terror.
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Weeks later, the group released a video showing its leader in fatigues, threatening to sell the remaining girls as slaves — yet another atrocity in the rebels' ongoing reign of terror.
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Not only was Kennedy never held accountable for his long reign of terror against women, he was continually re-elected, lionized as a leftist icon and granted a state funeral.
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Mr. Kim has also executed dozens of top officials in what President Park Geun-hye of South Korea has called a "reign of terror," according to South Korean intelligence officials.
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And yet, without our permission, our individual and corporate tax dollars are used to enable this reign of terror on our brothers and sisters in Mississippi and across the country.
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His wife grew up in Minnesota farm country and knew nothing about the American secret bombing campaign in Cambodia or the ensuing reign of terror unleashed by the Khmer Rouge.
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Unnamed former colleagues of the reality television star spoke to Axios about her supposed "reign of terror" in the White House, presumably to cast doubt on her credibility and character.
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He was young enough to miss the Cultural Revolution, when the schools were closed, but was forced to learn Chinese under a reign of terror imposed by a harsh teacher.
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We must not descend into a Reign of Terror mob mentality, where a mere allegation, without evidence, is deemed sufficient to condemn a man in the court of public opinion.
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Among the president's guests was Jody Jones, a Farmersville man whose brother was killed by an undocumented immigrant who the authorities said enacted a "reign of terror" across Tulare County.
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"Al Shabab's reign of terror threatens U.S. national security, our international allies and innocent civilians," Robert Brewer, the United States attorney in San Diego, said in a statement on Monday.
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Buñuel's critique of the Spanish upper crust that was complicit in Franco's reign of terror was appropriately vicious, but it seems to me very much a product of its time.
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The jewels then journeyed to Vienna, entrusted to Marie Antoinette's cousin, Austrian Emperor Francis II. Caught as the Revolution darkened into the Reign of Terror, the royal family were eventually imprisoned.
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" Senator Jeff Merkeley: "We owe the nation full consideration of the complete range of options, including pursuit of an international agreement to end the war and end Assad's reign of terror.
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Misrata, the city to the west of Sirte, took in those who fled the reign of terror and earlier this year began fighting an enemy they were woefully unprepared to defeat.
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He strives to run his kitchen "the kind way, the compassionate way," as a sharp break from the reign-of-terror, chef-is-God approach embedded in centuries of French tradition.
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But the auction of his and his girlfriend's mostly mundane belongings had an odd way of minimizing the brutality of his decades-long reign of terror in his native South Boston.
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The rebel group's reign of terror, which included its practice of mutilating and burning victims, spread beyond Uganda to southern Sudan, the Democratic Republic of Congo and the Central African Republic.
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Aegon Targaryen, is the character most well-positioned to foil Dany's impending reign of terror, but I think the show has subverted this more traditional narrative through the character of Arya.
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At the Bastille Opera, employees of both sexes spoke sotto voce about Mr. Bergé's "reign of terror," which led to the resignations of much of the senior staff he had inherited.
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Since her every sardonic smile is a reign of terror, the script scarcely needs to spell out the secret of her political strength, but it's at its best when it does.
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Thae Yong-ho, who was the North's No. 2 diplomat in London until his defection to South Korea last summer, said he fled partly because of Mr. Kim's reign of terror.
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Instead, he resorted to a "reign of terror" by executing scores of officials, including his uncle Jang Song-thaek, whom he thought posed a challenge to his power, Mr. Thae said.
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Caught in the middle were civilians who had suffered under the IS reign of terror for three years and were now wondering if they would survive a relentless battle to "liberate" them.
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Bill's reign of terror included not just his malodorous moves but his use of an "army of spies" to conduct "non-stop monitoring" of Sue and her family members, it is alleged.
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Ashley Benson, who plays Hanna Marin on the Freeform series, confirmed to The Huffington Post that viewers will finally find out who is responsible for the latest reign of terror in Rosewood.
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Ever since, this video has been waging a reign of terror over my friends and family, showing up at the top of their feeds every single day, over and over and over.
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When King Henry VII (Elliot Cowan) dies suddenly, his mother, Margaret Beaufort (Harrier Walker), seizes control and launches a miniature reign of terror to cover up her own tax-related wrong-doings.
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The judge echoed the prosecutorial argument that the building, the nerve center of Stalin's reign of terror, was integral to Russian cultural heritage because "many cultural and political figures" were detained there.
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The Church in the Philippines, Asia's largest Catholic nation, had been a muted critic of the campaign but slammed it earlier this month for creating a "reign of terror" among the poor.
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To many people living inside Iraq and Syria, ISIS is better known for its provision of goods and services, such as currency and passports, than it is for its reign of terror.
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The most gripping may be a youthful self-portrait in delicate black chalk drawn by Jean-Baptiste Isabey, a student of Jacques-Louis David, in 1795, months after the Reign of Terror.
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When news from the French Reign of Terror spooks investors and potential buyers, and sends the real-estate market into collapse, it creates financial uncertainty and marital discord for Lizzie and her husband.
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Playing the game at a memorial site was not appropriate, said one visitor to the converted school marking the communist regime's four-year reign of terror that killed at least 1.8 million people.
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The group, which comprises the vocalist Alexis Krauss and the guitarist and producer Derek Miller, followed it up with two more albums in quick succession, "Reign of Terror" (2012) and "Bitter Rivals" (2013).
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Despite his so-called reign of terror, he was charged with a mere three counts of second-degree burglary on Wednesday as part of a plea deal (and because of statutes of limitations).
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VICE founder Suroosh Alvi travels to Somalia, home to one of the world's most brutal terrorist groups, to document the rise of al Shabaab and its relentless reign of terror across the country.
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A man's startling decision to have a co-worker hold on to his gun, and the co-worker's instinct to alert a police officer, ended a killer's reign of terror in Tampa, Fla.
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" She also wrote of Cosby: "We may never know the full extent of his double life as a sexual predator, but his decades-long reign of terror as a serial rapist is over.
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During a secretive reign of terror and killing carried out by his followers across Miami in the 1980s, a charismatic cult leader appeared to revel in his ability to get away with it all.
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Although he has resorted to coercion and selective violence, both at home and abroad, he is neither willing nor able to reproduce the economic foundation of Stalin's regime or impose a reign of terror.
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The origins of the Gargoyle King's reign of terror were revealed on Wednesday's Riverdale episode "Chapter 39: The Midnight Club," with a prequel tale that played out like a John Hughes movie on acid.
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Addressing an audience of about 200 people with confidence and smiles, Thae on Tuesday said the North Korean system can only endure through a "reign of terror" and by preventing outside information getting in.
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Bane's siege quickly follows the French Revolution path, from storming the Bastille and freeing prisoners to a reign of terror in which vengeance is meted out disguised as justice in newly formed kangaroo courts.
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The reboot of Child's Play stars Aubrey Plaza, Bryan Tyree Henry, Gabriel Bateman, and Tim Matheson, and takes us back to beginnings of Chucky the possessed doll's reign of terror, except it's modern day.
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A reign of terror followed under which the ultra-hardline jihadist group's opponents were executed, such "crimes" as smoking a cigarette were punishable by public whipping, and music, television and the internet were banned.
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You could call it a metaphor—I dunno, maybe it's not technically a metaphor—but it certainly encapsulates all of the reign of terror the Spurs have inflicted on the Thunder so far. Vicious.
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Go deeper: Inside Omarosa's reign of terror at the White House White House calls Omarosa a liar over allegations in upcoming book Editor's note: This story has been updated to reflect the latest developments.
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And then, next January, as the reign of terror commences, They'll be stumbling around just like England's post-Brexit voters, furious that their votes actually impacted the outcome and looking for people to blame.
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Mr. Moody's reign of terror — deadly bombings and thwarted attacks in three Southern states, as well as menacing letters to judges and the media — raised fears of racial violence and unsettled the federal judiciary.
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Nigeria's missing Chibok schoolgirls are the most well-known among the captives of the Boko Haram militant group, but the Nigerian Islamist insurgency has kidnapped thousands during its seven-year-long reign of terror.
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But in reality he was a longtime informant for the F.B.I. • Obituary: Mr. Bulger led a reign of terror in the Irish-American enclave of South Boston before spending 19503 years on the run.
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Flanked by bodyguards in the Mohandiseen neighbourhood, Saadi got a firsthand view of Islamic State's meticulous planning and reign of terror as he moved from house to house, greeted by locals as a hero.
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They can dust themselves off, make half-hearted mea culpas, and get ready to hitch themselves to the next war, the next reign of terror, or the next demagogue that comes down the pike.
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When the agency was activated in October 2008, ISIS was a growing force in the Middle East and looking for new fields to spread its reign of terror elsewhere, especially into Europe and Africa.
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In the end, the army, Shi'ite Muslim paramilitaries and Kurdish Peshmerga fighters mustered rare unity to end Islamic State's reign of terror in Iraq's second city Mosul, seat of the ultra-hardline Sunni insurgents' "caliphate".
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"That is why, last month, at my direction, the United States military executed a flawless precision strike that killed Soleimani and terminated his evil reign of terror forever," he said of the January 2 strike.
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This is a survivor's testimony with so many amazing lived or witnessed details, which give you a vivid and visceral sense of how an entire persecuted community of individuals lived under the reign of terror.
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Up to 2 million people, or about a third of the population, are believed to have been killed or died of overwork and starvation during the Khmer Rouge's 1975-1979 reign of terror in Cambodia.
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The film "charts Alcala's reign of terror while following the gut-wrenching journey of Carrie Preston's Carol Jensen, a mother forever and tragically impacted by the collateral damage of Alcala's evil," according to the network.
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Just the fact that activists filmed the secret footage now obtained exclusively by CNN is perhaps the most telling sign that the self-proclaimed capital of a reign of terror is coming to an end.
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As a schoolboy he was swept up in mass politics, working for the German Communist Party, and bravely distributing its leaflets, even after Hitler became chancellor in January 1933 and began his reign of terror.
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Flanders was under Habsburg rule throughout the artist's lifetime, with power passing to the Spanish branch of the dynasty in 1556 and the Duke of Alba (the "Iron Duke") initiating a reign of terror in 1567.
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However, we need to continue to be very vigilant because they certainly want to regroup and bring back their reign of terror, but I'm very, very grateful," Diane Foley told CNN's Alisyn Camerota on "New Day.
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Pol Pot's right-hand man Nuon Chea, born in 1926, was Khmer Rouge leader Pol Pot's brother-in-law, and was considered his right-hand man and a key ideologist throughout the regime's reign of terror.
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The president said in tweets and in a statement on Friday about the strike that General Suleimani's "reign of terror" was over, and he spoke about the hundreds of deaths for which the commander was responsible.
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The film centers on a faded TV actor and his stunt double who embark on a mission to make a name for themselves in Hollywood during Charles Manson's Helter Skelter reign of terror in 1969 Los Angeles.
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As the story approaches its climax, it quickly becomes clear that the clumsy effort to avert the next reign of terror is strikingly reminiscent of the tyrannical behaviour that Khrushchev and the praesidium were trying to escape.
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The new trailer features more screen time with the grown-up members of the Losers Club as they return to Derry, Maine, 27 years after they defeated Pennywise the Clown (Bill Skarsgård) from his reign of terror.
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But before the infamous Reign of Terror launched a series of beheadings by guillotine, high taxes and a summer of famine in 0003 lead French citizens to storm the castle of Bastille, a military fortress and prison.
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The US has largely withdrawn from the region, leaving a vacuum quickly filled by Hamas terrorists now poised to take control from the thoroughly corrupt Palestinian Authority and extend its reign of terror to Judea and Samaria.
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So a new documentary from him is an event by any measure, and City of Ghosts—which focuses on daily life under the reign of terror that is ISIS—promises to be as essential as its predecessor.
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Known as "Brother Number Two," Nuon Chea was the right-hand man and brother-in-law of notorious Khmer Rouge dictator Pol Pot and a key ideologist throughout the regime's reign of terror from 1975 to 19983.
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It's Beale who embodies The Death of Stalin's black-souled style of comedy, as the chief of Stalin's secret police, blithely overseeing a reign of terror and murder and strategically calling a halt to it just as easily.
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But because his reign of terror largely predated the 911 system, surveillance cameras, DNA analysis and the internet, authorities were not able to catch the man also known as the East Area Rapist and the Original Night Stalker.
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After joining in an "unholy union" with a "corpse Queen" (AKA what sounds suspiciously like having sex with a White Walker), he declared himself King, and subjected the Watch to a reign of terror that included human sacrifices.
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" The group's reign of terror has left an estimated 35,000 dead over the last six years; Warner says the "vast majority" of the group's victims are "innocent, everyday Nigerians, Cameroonians, Nigerians and Chadians, not government or military personnel.
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When he realises that she is betrothed to Maham's son Moonja (Arunoday Singh), our hero decides that putting an end to Maham's reign of terror is the only way to get his lady-love and free the land.
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Police got multiple 911 calls from witnesses who said the man was on a mini-reign of terror even before he got to Jaime's car -- allegedly punching and kicking several other vehicles, and throwing cans at several passersby.
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To most outsiders, the period was one of those episodes of unreason that can afflict a great nation, comparable, say, to France's reign of terror in 21950, though that nightmare lasted only ten months and claimed fewer lives.
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Then the story of Stalin's reign of terror, the story of a country that ossified and stagnated and eventually collapsed, the story of Vladimir Putin, the K.G.B. officer who climbed to power amid chaos and re-established order.
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The two women talk about Commander Cushing (Greg Bryk), who has taken over Commander Pryce's "security duties" following the former leader's death at the Rachel and Leah Center, and who appears to be enacting a reign of terror.
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In pictures like "The Oath of the Horatii," now at the Louvre, and "The Death of Socrates," at the Met, he purged French art of its Rococo frippery and foreshadowed the moral stringency of the Reign of Terror.
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Martin Taylor described the Bank's Financial Policy Committee on which he sits as a "committee of public safety", a nod to the government of 18th-century revolutionary France that ushered in the "Reign of Terror" to maintain stability.
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Related: Syrian Regime Forces Have Ended the Islamic State's Reign of Terror in Palmyra The mission also forced the Kremlin's return as an important world player, following the international isolation that followed its 2014 annexation of Ukraine's Crimean Peninsula.
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"The North Korean society is more than 70 years old, and if a society can only be maintained not by ideology or law but by the reign of terror, then the people do not trust the society," Thae said.
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When a deputy minister with past IRA ties, Liam Hennessy (Pierce Brosnan), turns up on TV, Quan travels to Ireland, insisting that Hennessy cough up the names, and beginning what amounts to a reign of terror in the interim.
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And while Staten Island District Attorney Michael E. McMahon took care to point out his"reign of terror" was finally over, what the prosecutor revealed about Costanzo during a Wednesday press conference was far more terrifying than mere thievery.
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The sentencing, in Federal District Court in Brooklyn, brought an end to the brief but brutal reign of terror that Mr. Dervishaj and his henchmen — who, like Mr. Llakatura, were largely Albanian immigrants — inflicted on Astoria's residents and businesses.
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But to a large extent, Boko Haram's reign of terror has been overshadowed by jihadists based in the Middle East, most notably the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS), which has carried out attacks in France and Belgium.
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They come at a time when South Korean officials say that more elite members from North Korea, deeply disappointed with their leader, Kim Jong-un, and fearful of his "reign of terror," are trying to defect to the South.
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Related: Syrian Regime Forces Have Ended the Islamic State's Reign of Terror in Palmyra The city is now desolate, with burned cars, electrical cables, empty water tanks, and other debris strewn about, according to a report by Associated Press.
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The fearsome critter, who takes possession of a troubled teenager's left arm in Robert Askins's darkly delightful play "Hand to God," really inspires goose bumps as he unleashes a reign of terror on that teenager, Jason, and everyone in his orbit.
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The sequence is an entertaining romp through myth and history, with the two popping up as knights in Arthurian England, as part of a goofy spy drama during the Blitz, and going out for crepes during the Reign of Terror.
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The most compelling version of this idea would lean into the horrible thing Rick was responsible for and suggest that Negan's decision to take the life of only one Alexandrian was downright reasonable in the face of Rick's reign of terror.
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In what critics called a "reign of terror," Kim executed a slew of members of the North Korean old guard, including his uncle Jang Seong Thaek, who was convicted of treason, and senior government officials accused of slighting his leadership.
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It's because the movie focuses on the next rung down the ladder from the Dear Leader: the loyal lackeys and family members who were complicit in his reign of terror, and who are left flailing and fighting when it's over.
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While Tarantino's film will juxtapose the story of an aging Western star in Hollywood with the Manson family's reign of terror in 1969, it appears that Herriman's Manson will appear on "Mindhunter" several years after the murders, when he's behind bars.
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"Hezbollah wants to insert several battalions to our territory with the aim of isolating communities, towns and kibbutzim (collective farms) to continue its reign of terror and abductions which could take place simultaneously," he told a meeting of foreign diplomats.
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The play — the first in a series that eventually will include a version that addresses the "Reign of Terror" in France after the revolution — is told from the viewpoint of ordinary French citizens rather than leaders like Robespierre and Lafayette.
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That its population has shrunk from a thousand to maybe "20 on a good day" has much to do with the reign of terror brought on by Big Bill Yardley (Danny Wolohan), a man in black who lives to kill.
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Syrian government forces backed by Russian airstrikes drove Islamic State fighters from Palmyra on Sunday, ending the group's 10-month reign of terror over a town whose famed 2,2503-year-old ruins once drew tens of thousands of visitors each year.
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His followers imposed a reign of terror on the populations they controlled, alienating even many of those Sunni Muslims who had supported the group as allies against the heavy-handed rule of the Shi'ite majority-led government of the time.
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This Dickensian reversal of fortune plunged Solzhenitsyn into despair, but it also opened his eyes to the hideous underbelly of Soviet communism and gave him glimpses of the reign of terror and lies that had kept it going for so long.
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People in the district had just spent two years under an Islamic State reign of terror, complaining that the extremists had raped and enslaved women, and killed men and sometimes children suspected of supporting either the government or the Taliban.
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Originally an offshoot of al Qaeda, IS took large swathes of Iraq and Syria from 2014, imposing a reign of terror with public beheadings and attacks by supporters abroad - but it was eventually beaten back to the village of Baghouz.
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In the novel "Frog," by Mo Yan, the first Chinese citizen to win the Nobel Prize in Literature, the main character imposes a reign of terror involving the compulsory implantation of IUDs and tries to catch women who surreptitiously remove them.
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The Taliban declared skiing "un-Islamic" during their 2000-22014 reign of terror over Swat, but improved security in recent years has allowed ski tourism to re-emerge on Malam Jabba, a hill station in the Hindu Kush mountain range.
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Mr. Thae denied these accusations on Tuesday and said his disillusionment with Mr. Kim had deepened after the execution of many officials, including the leader's uncle, Jang Song-thaek, in an attempt to tighten his control through a reign of terror.
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All we have to do is recontextualize it around the idea that the "darkness" Azor Ahai saves the world from isn't the White Walkers, but rather the potential reign of terror from Mad Queen Daenerys going on to conquer the entire world.
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The general, Ri Yong-gil, chief of the North Korean Army's general staff and ranked third in its hierarchy, was executed on charges of "factionalism, abuse of power and corruption" in the latest episode of Mr. Kim's "reign of terror," the official said.
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The escapees said the air strikes had flattened rows of apartment blocks along a main road but many of them had already been abandoned by residents fleeing Islamic State's reign of terror and the assault on the town, which began last week.
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It is Iran, and its powerful Shiite forces, that -- if unleashed en masse against ISIS in their strongholds in Syria and what remains of their holdings in Iraq -- could end the reign of terror of ISIS in the blink of an eye.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Miklos Heisler was 17 when the Arrow Cross Party took power in Hungary in the final years of World War Two and began a short reign of terror in which thousands of Jews, previously spared from deportation, were killed in Budapest.
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So did the conspirators' Plan B, which followed in mid-April 21987: to murder 21998,000 captured SS officers — members of the very unit that enforced the Nazis' reign of terror and ran the death camps — by lacing their bread rations with arsenic.
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On Sunday, Axios published an article titled "Inside Omarosa's Reign of Terror" which quoted lurid statements by Trump officials about how scary Manigault-Newman was: The notion that Trump has a particular reaction to women of color has been around for sometime.
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The right analogy is 1954, when the reign of terror of Joseph McCarthy, the last man who posed such a grave danger to our democracy with his similar conspiracy theories about the illicit machinations of a deep state, came to an end.
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Last year, Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi asked Jubbouri to return home from the United States to help lead the fight against Islamic State, which swept through Mosul and other parts of northern Iraq in 2014 and imposed a reign of terror.
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What makes Fitzpatrick's account particularly compelling is the link that she draws to subsequent developments, arguing, in the style of Crane Brinton's "The Anatomy of Revolution," that the tumult of the Bolshevik uprising did not end until after Stalin's 1930s Reign of Terror.
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The group began its reign of terror in December 1975 with the murder of the CIA's Athens station chief, and went on to kill a US Navy captain, a US defense attaché, a Turkish diplomat, and a British defense attaché, among others.
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To be sure, in some ways it is — the details of Ailes' reign of terror ring depressingly familiar after years of sexual harassment exposés about one company after another — but the film's failure to dig beyond that universality is a major missed opportunity.
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Addressing Justice Obus on Wednesday, a prosecutor, Courtney Groves, said Mr. Baril had presented a grave menace when he was arrested, adding that it was "nothing short of a miracle" that his "substantial reign of terror" had not resulted in more serious injuries.
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Thousands of Cambodian refugees started new lives in the United States after fleeing the Khmer Rouge's 1975-513 reign of terror, in which up to 2 million people are believed to have been killed or died of overwork and starvation, and subsequent chaos.
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The minute-long trailer is everything you'd expect from a new Chucky movie: Family gets new doll, doll turns evil, doll unleashes bloody reign of terror on family including somehow building an elaborate murderous contraption for the mom using only his tiny doll hands.
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Just when you think you've bypassed the blackheads, under-the-skin bumps, and angry red spots of your teenage years, they come back with a vengeance, reminding you of their reign of terror at a time when you're finally supposed to have everything together.
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Ceus — having, one defense attorney claimed, "engaged in a reign of terror" and threatened others with "abomination" after a member of the group was exiled — allegedly declared that Makayla was a danger to the group and was a "harlot" in a previous life, Masters said.
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Editor's note: Three years ago today, the reign of terror of John Meehan, who later became known as "Dirty John," came to an end when his stepdaughter, Terra Newell, stabbed him 13 times after he had attacked her in her apartment complex's parking lot.
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"Until now, the North Korean system has prevailed through an effective and credible reign of terror and by almost perfectly preventing the free-flow of outside information," according to Thae Yong-ho, a former high-ranking North Korean official who defected to South Korea.
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His reign of terror has enjoyed something of a cultural renaissance in recent years, with the character factoring into season three of American Horror Story, Rick Geary's graphic novel The Terrible Axe-Man of New Orleans, and fictional takes like Ray Celestin's The Axeman Jazz.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 83%Synopsis: "Quills" is the only period drama that the actor has ever starred in, and follows the historical figure Marquis de Sade, who is imprisoned in an asylum for his progressive philosophies in the aftermath of France's Reign of Terror.
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He is believed to have killed at least 22016 people, raped at least 250, and burglarized hundreds of homes across at least 2000 counties during his reign of terror that stretched from the Sacramento area down the California coast and Bay Area to Southern California.
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He is believed to have killed at least 12 people, raped at least 50, and burglarized hundreds of homes across at least 10 counties during his reign of terror that stretched from the Sacramento area down the California coast and Bay Area to Southern California.
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Luann, the tallest housewife, shamelessly reveals to the women as they file into the cab to go to the airport that she defecated in her own bed, as the camera wistfully pans to the poor woman scrubbing away the last of the housewives' brief reign of terror.
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"The reign of terror will be over," Trump added, without explaining any of the mechanics of how his policy would work -- namely how he would deal with the enormous backlog in the immigration courts and the legal rights of immigrants who have been accused of a crime.
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Read: Austin bomber's confession video is the "outcry of a very challenged young man" In his three-week reign of terror around Austin, Conditt used bombs with two types of detonation devices: three package bombs detonated when opened and one bomb detonated by a trip wire.
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But then Greenfield slowly fills in what's missing and challenges any outright fabrications by talking to people who remember the reign of terror that was the kleptocratic Marcos regime, and draws a line between that regime and the more recent rise of the murderous authoritarian Rodrigo Duterte.
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But then Greenfield slowly fills in what's missing and challenges her subject's outright fabrications by talking to people who remember the reign of terror that was the kleptocratic Marcos regime, drawing a line between that reign and the more recent rise of the murderous authoritarian Rodrigo Duterte.
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The right action could help start the end of al-Assad's reign of terror in Syria, open a path for a return to stability in the Middle East, stop the flow of refugees to Europe and take the wind out of the sails of extremists of all brands.
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Here's an example of pro Overwatch player Brandon "Seagull" Larned putting Bastion in a spot where he forces enemies to get into a close range while effectively using Self-Repair: Enjoy your reign of terror as a Bastion main, at least until he gets nerfed in the next patch.
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WASHINGTON — Senator Jeff Flake, Republican of Arizona, took to the Senate floor on Wednesday to castigate President Trump for his "assaults" on American media and to compare the president's words to those of a former Soviet dictator who slaughtered millions of his own citizens in a reign of terror.
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So there was a sort of reign of terror that was taking place even before the battle really joined ... the North Vietnamese and the Vietcong regarding anyone who was fleeing the city as an ally of the Americans and South Vietnamese, else why would they be running away?
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The Warriors (and Spurs) are so good right now that teams that feel their window is now may be willing to make bold moves to build a contender, while others may want to wait out the Warriors reign of terror by ditching veterans and collecting assets (and/or cap space).
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Obviously, there were some huge character losses when the wights and White Walkers attacked the Stark home, but if everything went down as it seems, then Arya (Maisie Williams) killed the Night King (Vladimir Furdik) and the White Walkers' thousand-year-long reign of terror has come to an end.
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The path to Baghdadi's demise was full of frustrations for Western and Arab intelligence agencies, who have pored over clues to the whereabouts of a man who imposed a reign of terror across a large swathe of Syria and Iraq, ordering his men to carry out mass executions and beheadings.
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Cyborg's meaningless reign of terror in Invicta has already proven that, outside of Marloes Coenen (who Cyborg has already beaten twice), there are no women in the 145-pound weight class worth bringing into the UFC, much less attempting to promote as reasonable opponents for Cyborg's first fight in the promotion.
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Under the Obama administration, the U.S. backed then-Colombian president Juan Manuel Santos in his bid for political compromise with the once-powerful FARC — which had carried out a reign of terror in the South American nation since its emergence as a Marxist-Leninist grassroots protest force in the 85033s.
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Nick should obviously be put away, but it's wrong to put the entire burden of ending his reign of terror on Cheryl, who was roofied only a few hours ago and is unquestionably afraid of the backlash she could face as a woman standing up to a powerful man and his wealthy family.
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In "Danton," made in France in 1982, he drew parallels to the political situation in Poland with his portrayal of the conflict between the moderate, democratic Danton (played by Gérard Depardieu) and the Stalin-like Robespierre (played by the Polish actor Wojciech Pszoniak) during the Reign of Terror that followed the French Revolution.
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In the years since his arrest ended a reign of terror over New York City that peaked in the summer of 1977, David Berkowitz — the serial killer known as the "Son of Sam" — has rechristened himself the "Son of Hope," claiming he's a born-again Christian who wants to remain behind bars, according to his visitors in prison.
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"Today's sentencing marks an end to Alfredo Beltran Leyva's reign of terror, and demonstrates that the FBI and our law enforcement partners around the globe will aggressively pursue and bring justice to those individuals who use violence and intimidation to threaten our communities," said Assistant Director Stephen E. Richardson of the FBI's Criminal Investigative Division in a statement.
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Warming relations and lifting sanctions with a genocidal regime in the final days of President Obama's term in office is not only deeply upsetting to rights advocates, it is a slap in the face to all those who suffer under Bashir's reign of terror, the hundreds of thousands who have been killed, and the millions who have been displaced.
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James (Whitey) Bulger, the South Boston mobster and F.B.I. informer who was captured after 16 years on the run and finally brought to justice in 2013 for a murderous reign of terror that inspired books, films and a saga of Irish-American brotherhood and brutality, was found beaten to death on Tuesday in a West Virginia prison.
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The narrator is a neurological researcher whose carefully compartmentalized memories of her childhood in Cambodia living under the Khmer Rouge — the communist guerrillas whose reign of terror in the 1970s left an estimated 1.7 million dead — start to leak into her present day after a colleague disappears in search of a brother lost, like hers, in her home country.
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One man, the devastatingly talented commentator Mauro Ranallo, is currently sitting out his contract with WWE rather than return to work, and the man rumored to be the catalyst for this sad state of affairs, his co-announcer JBL (short for John "Bradshaw" Layfield), seems untouchable despite being at the center of a decades-long reign of terror behind the scenes.
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In "The Black Hand: The Epic War Between a Brilliant Detective and the Deadliest Secret Society in American History" (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, $28), Stephan Talty resurrects the engaging tale of Joseph Petrosino, who almost single-handedly battled prejudice in the department and suspicion from his countrymen, whom the Black Hand subjected to a reign of terror that the author likens to what black Americans faced from the Ku Klux Klan.
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A Congolese warlord known as "the Terminator" carried out those and other atrocities in a reign of terror against civilians in the Democratic Republic of Congo, according to the International Criminal Court in The Hague, which convicted him on Monday of 13 counts of war crimes and five counts of crimes against humanity, committed in the 493-2003 ethnic conflict between Lendu and Hema in Congo's Ituri region.
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Instead, he encouraged his millions of Twitter followers "if you're willing to travel a bit, go to Myanmar":Whatever one thinks of Dorsey's Silicon Valley-infused practice of Vipassana meditation—and there are plenty of people on Dorsey's own site with strong opinions of wildly varying caliber on that—human rights groups are more concerned that the CEO touted Myanmar as a lovely tourist destination without mentioning the reign of terror in large parts of the country, such as Rakhine State.
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