A girl running alongside me was shot in the neck.
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Running alongside his progressive streak is a degree of pragmatism.
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For now, controversial videos still appear to be running alongside advertisements.
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It's more convenient than running alongside the bike, that's for sure.
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Running alongside the criminal investigation are civil proceedings against Epstein's estate.
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"I'm running alongside him all the way down the street," Herbert says.
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To shift the viewers' focus onto the humans running alongside the dogs.
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Running alongside these heavy motifs, and the protagonist himself, is Miles (Casal).
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In 213 adverts were found running alongside violent videos made by Islamic State.
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On the second day of the race, Leonard noticed Gobi running alongside him.
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Abrams is running alongside Sarah Riggs Amico, who is fighting to be lieutenant governor.
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It shows a man running alongside a golden sunset in the district of Brahmanbaria.
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The father is then shown running alongside the train to the end of the platform.
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Running alongside this ARG was another ARG that was explicitly connected to Frog Fractions 183.
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Once the BBC informed advertisers about their campaigns running alongside the videos, some distanced themselves.
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They seemed to be everywhere, running alongside videos of pranks, sports highlights and gaming streams.
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Cordray is running alongside Betty Sutton, who is seeking to become Ohio's next lieutenant governor.
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As we drove along, Callahan pointed out a pipe three feet in diameter running alongside the road.
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"When you paddle into a wave, it's like running alongside a bus or a train," Philips says.
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But he's also kept an equally rich (if far quieter) career track running alongside as a bandleader.
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Running alongside Trump at the top of the ticket is becoming a lot less conceptual for lawmakers.
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Tatum, 38, posted a black-and-white picture of his furry friend running alongside him in the ocean.
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And advertisers concerned about their ads running alongside questionable content may pay a premium to be on Discover.
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Some of the comments running alongside Trump's stream were deemed inappropriate and have been removed by Twitch moderators.
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SK: Opentest Expert is an experiment we're running alongside our core product, which will be released later this year.
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Last month, he told CNN's Wolf Blitzer that he has "absolutely zero interest" in running alongside the business mogul.
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The eventual Democratic presidential nominee will be running alongside Mark Kelly, the retired astronaut and husband of former Rep.
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Another ultrawide shot showed my dogs running alongside a pond and the surrounding trees, blue sky and grass fields.
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This race to build AI processors for mobile devices is running alongside work to create specialized AI chips for servers.
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Running alongside are events about Sicilian music, cinema and food, as well as a debate on European migration through history.
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I will probably never be in a submersible down in the deep, or running alongside a cheetah on the savannah.
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It had a particularly memorable scene involving a stag hunt, which included countless hounds running alongside riders on galloping horses.
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The U.K.'s top universities and several high-profile companies have kept it in the running alongside the U.S. and China.
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I had Spotify running alongside Google Chrome and I could fully control the Spotify experience and also fully control Google Chrome.
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But in the worst-case scenarios, brands are finding their ads running alongside content that is outright damaging to their images.
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To make sure that paid advertisements don't wind up running alongside offensive content, potentially tarnishing the reputation of their corporate customers.
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For us, it was like a game: running alongside the car try and get a glimpse of what treats were inside.
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Facebook wants to revitalize the railway running alongside the property and will finish next year a pedestrian bridge over the expressway.
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The result would be a wall running alongside the High Line, obscuring views of the public space on the other side.
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Many remain in the running alongside the four above — hoping their campaign skills will capture a larger share of voter interest.
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In the video posted to Facebook, the officer snaps on some gloves and manages to catch the fawn running alongside the freeway.
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YouTube suffered a boycott by a number of big brands after a Times of London expose showed ads running alongside offensive content.
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The train has left the station and I'm one of those moronic stragglers running alongside with her purse caught in the door.
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I got to see all five boroughs of New York from the ground up, running alongside people from all around the world.
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That process, called fuzzing, can include adding anything from faster moving cars to motorcycles splitting lanes to joggers running alongside the roads.
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Several notable Republicans have already rejected the possibility of running alongside Trump, including failed GOP hopefuls John Kasich and Jeb Bush, Wisconsin Gov.
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I VENTURED into Momentum's "A World Transformed" jamboree—a sort of parallel conference running alongside the main Labour Party conference—with some nervousness.
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Running alongside all of these promising developments are sobering reminders of just how problematic this genre and its some of its artists remain.
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Nominees include Leonardo DiCaprio for best actor in The Revenant, running alongside Eddie Redmayne in The Danish Girl and Will Smith in Concussion.
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But running alongside hustle culture and its pressures to be tireless is another cultural mandate, one that appears to be perfectly contradictory: Rest.
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In the running alongside Russia to stage the 2018 World Cup were England and joint bids from Spain/Portugal and the Netherlands/Belgium.
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Running alongside the late-life love story and the Indiana house hunt is a curriculum — discussions of a dozen and more literary texts.
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Since Monday, a dog named Cactus has been running alongside humans in the Marathon des Sables, a 140.7-mile race across the Sahara.
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Police allege Rivera confessed to circling around Tibbetts a few times with his car before he approached her and then started running alongside her.
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Though Spain exited recession three years ago, the highways have also had to compete in many instances with toll-free roads running alongside them.
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He walked up to the third floor where he dropped the rifle and his backpack before exiting the building and running alongside fleeing students.
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Hoodline inks free partnerships with media platforms to supply content for the first part; the second part has ads running alongside the recommended articles.
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The longtime congressman is running alongside Trump, hoping to use the fact that he won the state by 26% in 2016 to her advantage.
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When The Winter Soldier opened with Sam running alongside the Potomac, his sense of humor and genuine friendliness shone through in Anthony Mackie's performance.
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As I chopped veggies, I kept glancing down the trail running alongside Cameron Creek, wondering if anyone would be joining me for the night.
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Now, as the headphone market continues to run away from anything that so much as looks like a wire, 1More is running alongside them.
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Though Spain exited recession over three years ago, the highways have also had to compete in many instances with toll-free roads running alongside them.
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Running alongside of him as we approached a corner, I began saying "yellow light," my signal to him that it was time to slow down.
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Recently, the nonprofit activist group Avaaz said ads from companies like Samsung and L'Oreal were running alongside YouTube videos that contained misinformation about climate change.
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The hamlet of San Miguel Los Lotes, once a collection of modest homes with a road running alongside, was almost completely buried reached up to rooftops.
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That said, the race's history is absent of a huge injury list—the knowledge that they're running alongside a horse seemingly puts people on high alert.
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Eating plan-based and running alongside his brother, Dustin compares the Missing Chins to the trips he and his brother used to take when going hunting.
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Villagers, especially children, rush to the side of the road to watch, often running alongside the moving cars as long as they can, shouting and waving.
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He preferred to remember instead the homecoming: the big parade that awaited them in San Diego, with girls running alongside their buses and handing them beers.
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A new study claims that YouTube is rife with misinformation about climate change and that some major advertisers inadvertently have their ads running alongside these videos.
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Running alongside these darker moments were terrific highs, which Jacobs, who has inherited his mother's disease (along with his father's ulcerative colitis), confessed he half loved.
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He had his first heart attack pushing that car; whenever it stalled he would aim it downhill, running alongside, then hop in and pop the clutch.
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Google is changing the way it sells and places ads, after advertisers discovered some of their ads were running alongside videos featuring extremist content and hate speech.
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"First time riding on your own, Harper!" he said in the clip, where he's seen running alongside her as she pedals her pink bike all by herself.
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Volcanism running alongside is a further surface manifestation of the ongoing process of continental break up and the proximity of the hot molten asthenosphere to the surface.
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Snapshot: The very good dog above, Cactus, has been running alongside humans in the Marathon des Sables, a 140.7-mile race through the Sahara in southern Morocco.
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The star poked fun at a mishap he had while filming Baywatch, during which he tripped and fell while running alongside his castmates on a beach in Georgia.
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Now, there's another shift: Serial is going back to the source of its breakout first season, and creating a second stream of episodes running alongside the Bergdahl investigation.
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In the running alongside 48-year old Le Pen are former economy minister and independent candidate Emmanuel Macron, conservative ex-prime minister Francois Fillon and socialist Benoit Hamon.
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Local media showed mothers sobbing, parents running alongside gurneys transporting their babies, and droves of parents entering the hospital premises with children in their arms, asking for help.
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Making the switchTo do this properly, ideally you want to have your old streaming service and the new one running alongside each other for a month or two.
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But a series of news reports revealed big brands' ads running alongside extremist, racist and other hateful videos, leading some companies to pull their money from the site.
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In a recent scandal, advertisers were forced to freeze some ads on YouTube when they were found to be running alongside videos of kids with obscene comments from viewers.
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" In 2017 major advertisers organized a boycott of YouTube after learning their ads were running alongside "extremist content" videos and demanded the Google-owned platform implement "brand safety controls.
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What's interesting about the NFL deal is that it takes Twitter beyond its traditional role as the chat room running alongside TV, and turns it into the actual broadcaster.
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Police allege Rivera confessed to circling around Tibbetts a few times with his car while she was running in Brooklyn, then he approached her and started running alongside her.
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After YouTube's advertising crisis in recent months that saw ads running alongside neo-Nazi and jihadist videos, Google has been able to lure most brands back to the site.
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Current plans call for a 100-mile natural gas pipeline running alongside an active volcano, across Amakdedori Beach, through 35 miles of wilderness and around or under lake Iliamna.
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As YouTube has moved to limit ads from running alongside unsavory content, many creators on the platform have complained that their videos have been unfairly penalized by automated systems.
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OK, let's lighten up with the 2016 story of Gobi, a stray dog in China who, after a chance meeting during the route, started running alongside ultramarathoner Dion Leonard.
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Guerrillas sometimes head to a highway running alongside the city, hijack trucks, and move them to neighborhoods to use as barricades, giving away whatever they were transporting to civilians.
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Leonard told reporters that he first noticed the dog running alongside him on the second day of the race and they bonded when he carried Gobi across a few rivers.
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Twitter users on computers and mobile devices were able to see tweet commentary running alongside a video feed that featured the same footage and commentary available on the television broadcast.
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You've got family-friendly movies like Casper or the Halloween Wars competition cooking series, running alongside scary options like Wounds, three of the Saw movies, and The Haunting in Connecticut.
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Microsoft is also enabling tabs in Mail, Calendar, OneNote, and MSN News Windows 10 apps, with the ability to have File Explorer running alongside a tabbed version of OneNote or Mail.
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Casual clickers like The Simpsons mobile game and the obscure Candy Box play themselves when the player steps away, creating a parallel and exaggerated sense of progress running alongside daily life.
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According to CBS Sports, the tooth mascot was running alongside a giant toothbrush and tube of toothpaste for the Tooth Trot, a sponsored race that was conducted before the sixth inning.
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It all went down during the Giro d'Italia race in Italy on Saturday ... when a spectator who was running alongside riders tripped up and accidentally knocked into Miguel Ángel López's bike.
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Responding to the issues being raised a YouTube spokesperson said it's working on an urgent fix — and told us that ads should not have been running alongside this type of content.
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It is running alongside two other exhibitions: Welcome: Page by Page (a selection of artist's books curated by Hannah Frieser) and Stolen Portraits (a series of collaborative portraits by Richard Edelman).
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The company also banned advertisements from running alongside videos that contain "hateful" or discriminatory content, and expanded its "trusted flagger" program to include a variety of NGOs designated to report content.
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Danai Gurira will appear in Avengers: Infinity War, out May 4; the most recent trailer for the film shows Okoye running alongside T'Challa and the Avengers, ready to kick some ass.
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It's running alongside a different case, brought by Democratic members of Congress, that similarly attacks Trump's ties to his businesses and the Constitutionality of payments governments make to the Trump Organization.
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We realized early on that in discussing any set of moral problems, even in the extreme abstract, you're going to end up running alongside the car of some modern-day issue.
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In March, Google came under fire from advertisers who pulled millions of dollars worth of ads after it was learned that many of those were running alongside extremist content on YouTube.
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Like many PC games, Apex Legends uses a program called Easy Anti-Cheat, which uses both client and server-side analysis to make sure there's no cheating programs running alongside the game.
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At Pasifueres village, about 9 km (4003 miles) of streams and creeks running alongside homes have so far been mapped using drones, and then deepened and widened both by hand and dredgers.
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Running alongside a dilapidated track British colonialists built a century ago, it cut the Nairobi-Mombasa journey to four hours from 12 for passengers and to eight hours from 24 for cargo.
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Running alongside a dilapidated track British colonialists built a century ago, it cut the Nairobi-Mombasa journey to four hours from 12 for passengers and to eight hours from 24 for cargo.
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Running alongside a dilapidated track British colonialists built a century ago, it cut the Nairobi-Mombasa journey to four hours from 12 for passengers and to eight hours from 24 for cargo.
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At a press conference Tuesday announcing Rivera's arrest, Rick Rahn of the Iowa DCI alleged Rivera confessed to circling around Tibbetts a few times with his car before he started running alongside her.
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If you can, keep your old iPhone and new Android phone running alongside each other for a while until you're certain everything's been moved over successfully without too many bumps in the road.
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Running alongside powerhouses Los Angeles and Paris, Budapest had been considered a long-shot candidate, pinning its hopes on the International Olympic Committee's (IOC) Agenda 2020 initiative aimed at promoting less lavish events.
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While researching "Born to Run," I'd stumbled across a ragtag crew in the Rocky Mountains who kept alive an old miners' tradition of running alongside donkeys in races as long as 30 miles.
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RBC Capital Markets analyst Brian Abrahams noted that it's hard to forget the earlier failure of ENGAGE, one of the two late-stage trials Biogen and Eisai were running alongside the EMERGE trial.
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Around 2,000 people, most of them dressed in white and wearing red neck scarves, attend the sprint, running alongside six bulls and six bullocks on a narrow route that weaves through central Pamplona.
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In a cobblestone alleyway running alongside the São Pedro square of central Recife, the tiny, mint-green São Pedro Restaurant offers a Parisian sidewalk setting amid the hustle and bustle of weekday Recife.
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Running alongside competition concerns, however, are growing apprehensions among politicians in both the U.K. and Germany that either of Europe's two largest financial hubs might cede ground to the other once a merger completes.
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YouTube responded by making money-making harder for everyone: Soon after, the platform announced it would screen every video uploaded by its most popular creators so advertisers wouldn't find themselves running alongside controversial content.
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Tension eased as the lunch hour ended, but some protesters used a double-decker airport bus to block a key road running alongside the newly reclaimed area of the harbour close to downtown Central.
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Shallow ditches running alongside the track provided water from an aqueduct to wet the track down between events — foot races and field events like the javelin — as well as drinking water for the athletes.
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In the summer of 2015, Arlanda Gymnasiet in Märsta, Sweden, introduced an eSports course running alongside more traditional physical education pursuits, and Norway's Folk high schools have also offered courses in acing Counter-Strike.
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By sheer happenstance, the pole handed to him during the race — by a friend who made a habit of running alongside Norwegian skiers — was exactly the same length as the broken one, 147.5 centimeters.
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Ronaldo, running alongside Barcelona defender Samuel Umtiti at the edge of the penalty area, fell into the box after the players collided and appealed to the referee, Ricardo de Burgos Bengoetxea, for a penalty.
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Hamad Port's imports include large quantities of food and building materials for construction projects including stadiums for the 2022 soccer World Cup, and a metro line running alongside highways that stretch out of Doha.
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This initiative is running alongside others that will strengthen the party's influence within both state and private commercial enterprises – including reported plans to take equity positions and board seats in the country's biggest tech firms.
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One stage has you using the wind to knock a huge robotic spider around, while another requires shoot 'em up-like precision and timing to take down an especially speedy robo-Sonic running alongside you.
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If you have a friend and you're running alongside them, it feels like you're losing track of time and it gets your mind off things, as you just look forward to the next mile marker.
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"You'll pretty much be running alongside cyclists on the William Powell Bridge, triathletes will be swimming in the water on either side of you, and you'll see lots of people on paddleboards and sailboats," he says.
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At a press conference Tuesday announcing Rivera's arrest, Rick Rahn of the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation alleged Rivera confessed to circling around Tibbetts a few times with his car before he started running alongside her.
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Neighborhood Joint In the window of Bartunek Hardware, an electric train goes around in circles, running alongside the Mets and Yankees caps, which are on a shelf above an electric drill and the neon "locksmith" sign.
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Lately, Wendy has been running alongside the East River to take her mind off things — "things" being her vindictive boss and her husband, who outed their kinky sexual proclivities in order to further his already craven career.
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"In trying to block me, they want to take away Congolese citizens&apos right to real elections," Katumbi said on Twitter, where his party posted video of crowds running alongside his motorcade at a dusty border post.
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The video network has become extremely cautious about its relationships with high-profile "creators" on YouTube, after a year of controversies in which blue-chip brands found their ads running alongside terroristic, illegal, or otherwise offensive content.
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Running alongside the Trump administration's efforts to reduce financial regulation is House Financial Services Committee Chair Jeb Hensarling (R-TX), who is reportedly proposing to dramatically reconfigure the structure and powers of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB).
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YouTube also dealt with a similar issue earlier this year when big brands like AT&T and Verizon pulled some ads from YouTube because they were running alongside hateful or violent videos that didn't align with their brand.
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Once in the running alongside the likes of WhatsApp to be a leader in the global messaging market, since getting acquired by Rakuten in 2014 for $900 million, Viber hasn't been very forthcoming about its active user base.
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Other complaints are as particular as people — one worries about the bacteria in the carpetlike fabric covering the seats, another laments that there are no synchronized lights to help the train beat the street traffic running alongside it.
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Ideally you want to keep your new computer running alongside your old one, so you can transfer files over bit by bit, and keep your old programs up and running until you're sure they're working on your new machine.
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Running alongside Mr English's lively telling of the quest for Timbuktu is a thrilling account of a more recent story: the daring evacuation of hundreds of thousands of Timbuktu's manuscripts by its librarians during the jihadist occupation in 2012.
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For another fanciful staircase, this one running alongside the pursuit-of-knowledge fresco, Ponti made risers out of green and rose marble and treads out of beige, so that one ascends seeing color and descends with a starker view.
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They'd already brought in about two hundred dogs and were wrapping up their trip, when he was driving as part of a caravan of official vehicles and a little brown dog came up to his window, running alongside his truck.
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Before Trump had solidified his place as the presumptive nominee, Kirk told CNN that he would "certainly" back Trump if he were the party's nominee and even said running alongside Trump on the ticket might be beneficial to his race.
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Hamad Port in Doha was bustling with activity this week, with ships bringing in food supplies as well as building materials for construction projects including World Cup stadiums and a metro line running alongside highways that stretch out of Doha.
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The sense of community is literal; in this smallish city, where I have lived for five years with my family as the Beirut bureau chief of The New York Times, we inevitably find ourselves running alongside friends from school and work.
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One problem the sites are facing is that advertisers are working with ad-tech companies that, in trying to prevent those brands from appearing on particular sites or near certain topics, have prevented promotions from running alongside coronavirus-related content.
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The editor added the website is actively interviewing European journalists to staff planned Breitbart France and Breitbart Germany pages running alongside the preexisting Breitbart U.K. Breitbart's mainstream profile surged in August when its former head Stephen Bannon became Trump's campaign chairman.
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In an 875-metre (950-yard) chase, half a dozen, specially bred aggressive bulls race from their pen along a winding course to the city's bull ring, with some people from the crowd running alongside while trying to dodge horns and stampeding hooves.
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Running alongside this, there has been a "fundamental operational shift" that is seeing SMBs move away from acquiring fixed assets such as real estate, in favour of leasing or subscribing to products and services instead, placing even more strain on working capital.
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In an 875-meter (950-yard) chase, half a dozen, specially bred aggressive bulls race from their pen along a winding course to the city's bull ring, with some people from the crowd running alongside while trying to dodge horns and stampeding hooves.
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In fact, Blue and White party officials said on Friday, Mr. Lapid and the two other former army chiefs of staff running alongside Mr. Gantz, Moshe Yaalon and Gabi Ashkenazi, were not informed of the breach until shortly before Thursday's television report.
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One problem faced by the designers of 'bots such as these is that unlike roads, which have well-established rules, lane markings and traffic signals to guide autonomous vehicles using them, the pavements running alongside those roads are what roboticists refer to as "unstructured environments".
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Sometimes it has argued that offensive videos — or, at least, offensive videos running alongside advertising — are a "tiny, tiny" problem; at other times, it says it is taking it so seriously that it will have more than 10,000 people working on the problem this year.
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These neighborhoods are some of the most densely populated parts of the world, endless blocks of tenement apartments squeeze really close to each other, with narrow lanes between them and open sewage running alongside the sidewalk and people together — mile after mile of it.
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The DEADFOUNDED-directed video for the title track, which we're premiering on THUMP today, features the song's lyrics in a striking typeface on a red background running alongside grainy footage of the artist wandering the city (including some beautiful shots of the Toronto Reference Library).
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Real-world friends have turned out to be sinister characters, with the narrative intruding into regular life so consistently that it's created the unsettling sense of a fictional world that's not running alongside my own, so much as it is layered right on top of it.
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At her booth at the Indian Art Fair, Ms. Romero was selling her richly colored photographs of Chemehuevi boys roaming through their homelands of the Southern California desert in feather headdresses and Ray-Bans, or running alongside the giant wind turbines of the San Gorgonio Pass.
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Johnson was a Southerner and a Democrat, but he stayed on the Union side during the Civil War, and that helped him secure a place running alongside Republican President Abraham Lincoln in 1864, when Lincoln was reaching out to Democrats who had stayed loyal to the Union.
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She dug through the clearance racks at off-price chains like Ross and Marshalls, unearthing what she calls "really ugly sneakers" for her hobby competing in dog shows, which can have handlers on their feet for 12 hours at a time, running alongside their canine contestants.
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" In a scathing letter to Aviation Department Commissioner Ginger Evans, Brandon wrote, "Imagine if you will, the video recorded by cameras in Chicago's airports showing aviation police officers running alongside panicked and helpless travelers with a suicide vested terrorist pursuing them intent on killing as many of them as possible.
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As she and Philip pulled away from their guests to start their honeymoon 68 years ago, they were showered with rose petals (with the Queen Mother running alongside their car to do so) – and spotted over their laps was a rug with Elizabeth's little corgi, Susan, quivering underneath, recalled Hicks.
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Days before she is set to go on trial on corruption charges, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner announced on Saturday that she intends to return to the presidential palace this year, this time as vice president running alongside Alberto Fernández, a former ally with whom she has had an uneasy relationship.
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The Children's Advertising Review Unit of the Council of Better Business Bureaus, an industry regulatory group, found in 2017 that Ryan ToysReview featured sponsored content that was not properly disclosed and that ads running alongside videos on the channel — including commercials for wine and an R-rated film — should be discontinued.
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Team Kelly, Team Semper Fi and Team Fisher House were just a few of the names seen on shirts of families and friends running for their specific mission — some honoring those lost during a war, some running for a wounded warrior, and in many cases running alongside a wounded hero injured in battle.
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One issue I ran into immediately: even though Slack supports multitasking, the app only pulled in new messages when I was engaged with it; if I tapped on the other app I was running alongside it, Slack would sit idle and refuse to show new messages that were added to the conversation until I tapped on it.
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The scale of Misrach's photographs can make you feel almost as if you are there, looking at what he is focusing on: a section of rusted steel wall – which reminded me of Christo's curtains — following the topography of an inhospitable landscape as it cuts across miles and miles of desert, a dirt road running alongside it.
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It may not be possible, but ideally you want to keep your Android and iOS devices running alongside each other for a while: it makes it easier to check up on gaps in your transferred data, like browsing history, and helps you spot anything you might have missed (such as a PDF file that's fallen through the cracks).
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"Being able to practice close air support with B-52 bombers dropping over 15,000 pounds of high explosives while running alongside our Army brethren in a company movement with attack aviation to the left and active artillery to the right, provided numerous lessons to myself and my [team] that will help us to neutralize the enemy and keep our aligned [forces] safe when we deploy," said Capt.
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Google came under fire late last week when a report in The Times of London revealed ads from companies and charities including Mercedes-Benz, Waitrose and Marie Curie were running alongside neo-Nazi and jihadist videos on YouTube and websites served by the Google Display Network in the U.K. However, some agencies have suggested the ad adjacency issue is a digital advertising issue in general, especially in online video.
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The researchers created a background Android service running alongside their IoT device classifier that pushes so-called "contextual charms" onto the screen for certain applications — aka small floating buttons that appear at the right edge of an app when the phone touches a supported device, and which can execute commands (such as a "cast charm" to stream video content to a smart TV, or a print button to print what's on screen).
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There are two things I want to say about the collaboration between Misrach and Galindo, which started in 2012 — and which, in this exhibition, is represented by large-scale, color photographs taken by Misrach along the border separating Mexico and America, and in the surrounding desert; ingenious musical instruments made by Galindo from detritus found in the desert, along with his scores and soundtracks; and a group of disturbing artifacts left in the no-man's-land running alongside the winding, partially fenced border separating America and Mexico.
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Running alongside those issues is a fear among many Muslims that the goal of the West is not to defeat Islamic State, but to create a permanent state of war against Islam, all the while garrisoning the Middle East (the concern used to be more about taking Arab oil, but the point is the same.) To strip away such easy recruitment themes, and to begin to chip away at memories of past injustices, the West must scale back its military presence across the Middle East and Africa, avoid starting new conflicts, and not expand current ones.
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