The standoff with North Korea is still just a standoff with bunch of saber rattling—for now.
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Delaware prison standoff A pair of prison employees are still being held hostage in a standoff in Delaware.
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They remain there today, locked in a standoff with the Moroccans, with Minurso vehicles watching over the standoff.
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A legislative standoff The West Virginia Legislature faced a standoff over how much of a pay raise to offer striking teachers and educators.
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Fargo police officer shot during home standoff A Fargo, North Dakota, police officer was shot during a standoff at a home there Wednesday night, police said.
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What started off as a SWAT standoff became a police chase and finally a standoff in the east side parking lot close to the airport's main tower.
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In Photos: The Faces and Frozen Landscapes of the 'Oregon Standoff' Read "Militia Leader Ammon Bundy Met With a Local Sheriff to Discuss Ending the Oregon Standoff"
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And so in 1992, a group of people gathered together in Estes Park, Colorado, to discuss that standoff and what their response would be to another type of standoff.
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Missouri: Two officers are wounded in standoff A man surrendered Friday following a shooting and standoff that left a state trooper and a sheriff's deputy wounded in southern Missouri.
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His two sons, Ammon and Ryan, were key players in the wildlife refuge standoff and are in custody in Portland over the same charge as their father for this standoff.
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The standoff has exacerbated a political standoff between Berri, a Shi'ite, and Aoun, a Maronite Christian, threatening to ignite sectarian tensions before a parliamentary election in May and to paralyze government.
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" Feinstein and Smith argued that it would be "far wiser to invest in conventional standoff capabilities, including the Air Force's Joint Air-to-Surface Standoff Missile and the Navy's Tomahawk cruise missile.
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Key Players in Oregon Standoff AcquittedA jury in Oregon on Thursday acquitted the seven leaders of an armed militia who took part in a standoff at a federal wildlife reserve this past January.
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Among the men leading the standoff are Ammon and Ryan Bundy, sons of Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy, who was involved in a previous standoff with the government over grazing rights, reports The Oregonian.
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But that standoff is a long way from any record.
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Security forces surrounded the castle and an hourslong standoff occurred.
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A colossal standoff looms, with no easy resolution in sight.
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The suspect was later killed in a standoff with police.
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Chirinos handed over a $350 bill to end the standoff.
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The President is locked in an escalating standoff with Iran.
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But that's changing as Trump escalates his standoff with Beijing.
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In the latest sign of the escalating standoff, GOP Sen.
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The defendants in the Oregon standoff went to trial first.
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"This standoff was 20 years in the making," Lenz said.
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Squabble number two: Chris versus Becca in a boring standoff.
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Hunt blamed the "difficult" junior doctors committee for the standoff.
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But he's already anticipating another standoff with the White House.
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Several of them were involved in Cliven Bundy's 2014 standoff.
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The tense political standoff over the burkini in France continues.
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For proof, look no further than the standoff over Qatar.
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Same goes for the standoff between the US and Iran.
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And a standoff approach to Syria will no longer work.
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Consider the latest developments in the standoff with North Korea.
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For now, both sides have dug in ... it's a standoff.
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There was precedent for such a standoff to further deteriorate.
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The standoff lasted for about an hour, according to Taft.
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The constitutional standoff could end up in the Supreme Court.
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So it's a standoff with no obvious end in sight.
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O.B.,' they certainly fight each other to a fascinating standoff.
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The Korean standoff is bedevilled by another kind of madness.
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Omar Mateen was killed in a standoff with the police.
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Frank found himself in a standoff familiar to many patients.
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This does not necessarily mean we have a hopeless standoff.
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The problem, she writes, arises from a standoff between Gov.
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UK and French jets can conduct standoff attacks on Syria.
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But elements of the conventional military standoff are now returning.
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Need a refresher on the road leading to the standoff?
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And this is where we are now: at a standoff.
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The breakthrough in the standoff came from Mr. Abiy's side.
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The standoff lasted nearly eight hours before the suspect surrendered.
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Hill was looking for a way to end the standoff.
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The standoff between Mr. Putin and the West had begun.
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Still, the growing standoff spells trouble for the Kabul government.
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The standoff seemed to grow more tense by the day.
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The standoff ended after the last holdouts surrendered to authorities.
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Either move would be a significant escalation in the standoff.
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That is the state of the North Korea standoff today.
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That probably sets the stage for some kind of standoff.
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American troops descended on the embassy, and a standoff followed.
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That standoff appears to be where things are now headed.
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The standoff is just the latest trouble for Big Tech.
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After a brief standoff, officers took the gunman into custody.
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A standoff ensues ... and this is where things got crazy!!!
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The man was arrested after a standoff with the police.
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The GIs marched on the jail and a standoff ensued.
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And the political standoff seemed to have come full circle.
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A standoff with the federal government could have proved devastating.
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But they fear the political standoff will eclipse their emergencies.
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The standoff ended with a violent clash with the police.
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The standoff saw Indigenous people fortify their territory, blocking police.
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Blaine Cooper, also involved in the Nevada standoff, became known for lambasting a militant group known as the Oath Keepers after that group left the standoff because they were afraid of a drone attack.
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GOP field wants no part of Oregon standoff Who the protesters are Bundy is the son of Cliven Bundy, the Nevada rancher who drew national attention in 2014 after staging a standoff with federal authorities.
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The backdrop: The cancellation comes amid a standoff with retiring Sen.
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Security forces surrounded the castle and an hours-long standoff ensued.
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Mateen pledged allegiance to the Islamic State group during the standoff.
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Bundy's ranch in Bunkerville, Nevada, was the site of the standoff.
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"We are at a standoff at the moment," the official said.
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Authorities expressed their sadness about the violent end to the standoff.
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TWO MEN SHOT IN STANDOFF WITH CLEVELAND SWAT TEAM, POLICE SAY
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However, most of those gains occurred before the standoff over Iran.
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That could lead to a standoff, and potentially another government shutdown.
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The continued standoff, Japanese diplomats fret, pushes Russia closer to China.
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Mr. Gray's standoff had lasted through the administrations of four sheriffs.
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Gaines posted several videos to her Instagram page during the standoff.
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The standoff in Guerguerat is a symptom of much deeper problems.
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He later died in the standoff with soldiers and the police.
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The standoff between Italy and the European Commission is not recent.
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But, again, the process stopped short of a complete partisan standoff.
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A nuclear standoff in space is no longer the foremost concern.
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This time he had an hours-long standoff with the cops.
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The gunman was also killed after an hourslong standoff with police.
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They now find themselves facing the prospect of a prolonged standoff.
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Eventually Trump conceded as his approval rating sank during the standoff.
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Lawler surrendered after a six-hour standoff, according to court records.
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His visit has raised hopes of a resolution to the standoff.
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The standoff lasted about six or seven hours, Lt. Hoover says.
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Sales have also been hurt by the U.S.-China trade standoff.
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It's not exactly clear what happened during that hours-long standoff.
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Related: Qatar and its opposing quartet: What's next in the standoff?
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The standoff allows Moscow to keep the entire region on tenterhooks.
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With little sign of a political solution, the standoff has worsened.
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At first, the officers watched the standoff but did not intervene.
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Amid the standoff, signs of normalcy have returned in some areas.
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It'd be easy to dismiss the armed standoff near Burns, Ore.
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He engaged in an hourslong standoff with the police before surrendering.
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It had all amounted, simply, to 'the prettiest kind of standoff.
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The standoff at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge near Burns, Ore.
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The outcome of the 35-day standoff leaves Trump politically chastened.
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The specter of a bloodier standoff has caused some international concern.
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The beginning of the end of the standoff came on Feb.
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It took officers more than three hours to end the standoff.
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It also quickly became a proxy standoff between Washington and Moscow.
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Considered merely on that basis, the parties are at a standoff.
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With the standoff over Brunson, however, we have entered uncharted waters.
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Let's recognize that there were multiple victims in Saturday's hostage standoff.
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Ms. Okoumou's standoff with the authorities was shown live on television.
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Jacob Becchina, a department spokesman, said shortly before the standoff concluded.
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The government escalated its efforts to end the standoff this weekend.
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Apple's standoff with the feds is growing more heated each day.
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In this sixth episode, the standoff comes to its violent end.
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The standoff between Elliott and the Cowboys got testy at times.
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But they blamed the administration for aggravating the standoff with Tehran.
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A fiery Trump-Obrador standoff over NAFTA could have serious consequences.
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The standoff over aid could come to a head on Saturday.
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The big issue at the moment is the standoff with Europe.
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A resolution to the standoff is unlikely to come anytime soon.
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The police standoff involving Ms. Gaines occurred in Randallstown on Aug.
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The suspect surrendered outside almost eight hours after the standoff began.
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The standoff ended early Thursday -- nearly eight hours after it started.
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Yet Mr. Rajoy's unyielding stance could backfire if the standoff continues.
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Congress responded by suspending him and setting off a constitutional standoff.
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Recode covered the standoff between the two companies a year ago.
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The standoff also knocked Wall Street's main indexes off record highs.
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The DACA standoff began in September, when Trump ended the policy.
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Nothing in that grim standoff was changed by the Friday meeting.
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The standoff is ongoing and tensions show no signs of easing.
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After a two-hour standoff, the shooting suspect was arrested. 3.
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India says it is acting on Bhutan's behalf in the standoff.
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Parts of the wider facility were locked down during the standoff.
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A police vehicle was set on fire during the violent standoff.
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The standoff slowly builds to violence, culminating in the boy's disappearance.
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The next hearing in the legal standoff is scheduled for Dec.
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Mr. Bernal said that there was no standoff at the border.
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The standoff over who controlled employees set off a physical confrontation.
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China and Canada have been caught in a similar standoff before.
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The standoff is deadly serious, but it occasionally descends into farce.
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But the tariffs and standoff with China are eroding business confidence.
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One was the standoff at Ruby Ridge, Idaho, in 1992, where a right-wing activist resisting federal weapons charges moved with his family to a remote cabin, leading to an 11-day armed standoff with authorities.
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That included video taken from within the Bundy ranch during the standoff by a federal informant, evidence that F.B.I. agents were involved in the standoff, and a threat assessment of the Bundys drafted by the government.
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Standoff outside Trader Joe's in the Silver Lake neighborhood of Los Angeles.
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France is increasingly acting as an intermediary in the Iran-US standoff.
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After a standoff of about two hours, the migrants began walking again.
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Perez's success in quickly ending the standoff boosted his profile in Washington.
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The standoff created a lot of resentment — especially between Greece and Germany.
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That, however, doesn't bode well for a quick resolution to the standoff.
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There was a standoff with police in riot gear at that location.
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But today, we're musing on a different kind of standoff: liquid vs.
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The men refused to come out and the standoff continued for hours.
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Esper is walking into a tense standoff between the US and Iran.
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But he was shot and wounded by officers after a brief standoff.
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Our antibiotics are becoming useless The growing, dangerous US-Iran standoff, explained
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That capability, of course, is key to the current U.S.-Turkish standoff.
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Still, exactly what they are taking away from the standoff is unclear.
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Johnson was killed after police detonated a robot bomb during a standoff.
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"It was a cordial standoff," said one person familiar with the discussions.
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It's one of China's most aggressive military moves in the regional standoff.
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In this standoff with Rosenstein and the DOJ, good for Devin Nunes.
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When Congress refused, the standoff triggered a month-long partial government shutdown.
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S. trade standoff and weakening economic fundamentals were also discouraging yuan bulls.
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The standoff has held back economic ties between the two near-neighbors.
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During the standoff, he told Moss he wished they had met sooner.
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AFP photographer Juan Barreto also captured the standoff in a stunning photo.
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The United States and Iran are also engaged in a tense standoff.
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There was little indication Tuesday that the standoff would end anytime soon.
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Their conversations helped end the standoff between parliament and the Supreme Court.
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He is reportedly in a standoff with Chief of Staff John Kelly.
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It's an unlikely trouble spot in the world's last Cold War standoff.
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The standoff, loudspeaker announcements, helicopter, dogs, snipers, explosions, and raid team followed.
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The standoff is the biggest challenge of Rodrigo Duterte's 11-month presidency.
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He surrendered after a bloody five-hour siege and standoff with police.
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Gargash said he expected the standoff with Qatar to last for months.
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The government's standoff with professional groups has already reverberated beyond Greek borders.
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Police had approached him and shot him after a four-hour standoff.
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He was later captured after an hours-long standoff according to ABC.
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Meng's detention appeared to spark a diplomatic standoff between Canada and China.
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But these oases are drying up while Springfield continues its interminable standoff.
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Last year, tensions spiked during a standoff in the remote Guerguerat area.
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Ok, if this all comes down to a standoff, who has leverage?
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So far, that point has not been reached in the current standoff.
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One participant, LaVoy Finicum, was killed by the authorities during the standoff.
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He is jailed on separate charges stemming from the 2014 Nevada standoff.
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"The B-52 is considered to be a standoff platform," he said.
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The developments deepen a standoff between Barr and the Democrat-led committee.
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One student, Nicholas Sandmann, appeared to be in a standoff with Phillips.
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The non-violent end to the standoff won plaudits on social media.
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They got into a gun battle, and a 51-day standoff ensued.
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SWAT officers were called to the scene as the standoff got underway.
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The gunman, who was not identified, surrendered following a three-hour standoff.
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After a brief standoff, congressional leaders thought there would be no deal.
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An hours-long standoff with Gaines, a black woman, and police ensued.
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Down by the water, the standoff between police and the stragglers continues.
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But these cases typically involve a physical confrontation or potentially deadly standoff.
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The gunman shot three officers following a standoff of over an hour.
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"Ultimately we think the NAFTA standoff will be favorably resolved," he said.
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In the current North Korean standoff, Kim Jong-unKim Jong UnState Dept.
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He ended the standoff by authorizing the military to use live ammunition.
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Yesterday I stumbled over the perfect complement to the Chinese-American standoff.
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Italy's political impasse, the trans-Atlantic standoff on tariffs and the Oscars.
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The two-second standoff at the 38-second mark foreshadows the outcome.
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Trade: The standoff between the U.S. and China may last for decades.
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The standoff is now certain to enter a new, equally contentious phase.
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Two years of chaos and hysteria ending in a return to standoff.
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What no one anticipated was the naval standoff between Russia and Ukraine.
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The standoff has strained relations between the longtime allies and NATO members.
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That has led to a standoff, as on so many other issues.
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He is wearing sunglasses and appears to say nothing throughout the standoff.
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A standoff between a dog and lizard on a bright green lawn.
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" Asked who prevailed in the standoff, she answered, without hesitation, "I did.
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Nuclear-armed India and Pakistan are locked in a dangerous new standoff.
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Wednesday and was followed by a standoff that lasted nearly eight hours.
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"It was horrible, fierce," he said of the brutal standoff, "but glorious."
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There's a new issue that divides the nation -- the Apple-FBI standoff.
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The split likely reflects the complicated and novel nature of the standoff.
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There were no winners or losers in the standoff — just fuzzy animals.
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Asked if the standoff between the two had been resolved, GOP Sen.
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His release was considered a major breakthrough in the country's political standoff.
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Why settle into an angry standoff with a majority of the country?
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But environmental issues remain at the front of the federal/state standoff.
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The standoff continues, with leaders in Qatar claiming the accusations are groundless.
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Trump's withdrawal from the Iran deal brought the nuclear standoff full circle.
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Farhan Haq, a United Nations spokesman, expressed anger about the plane standoff.
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An analyst said there were no clear winners in the monthlong standoff.
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Paul's office blasted out praise of his tactics in the February standoff.
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The current standoff is over the 73rd member of Poland's Supreme Court.
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After an uneasy standoff, Netflix eventually agreed to pay for improved access.
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The Israeli-Palestinian standoff is deeply complicated by intra-Palestinian political conflict.
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That's left him in a standoff for which he was wholly unprepared.
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And, of course, don't forget Trump's year-long standoff with North Korea.
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Extreme overreaction on both sides led to a disastrous civil society standoff.
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In this case, three recent "pushes" in particular sparked the current standoff.
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A standoff over the North's nuclear program has stoked fears of war.
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Other anti-government militia members include Ryan Payne, a Montana Army veteran who took part in last year's armed standoff with federal agents in Nevada, and Blaine Cooper, an Arizona militiaman who also participated in the Nevada standoff.
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Mid-air standoff Warplanes from four countries were involved in a standoff early Tuesday morning over the East Sea, also known as the Sea of Japan, which led to stern denunciations and calls for apologies from multiple countries.
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While the media has referred to the situation as an armed standoff, more specifically, the "Oregon Standoff," the federal authorities have kept their distance, and the local authorities, led by Harney County Sheriff David Ward, are also treading lightly.
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Germany and Turkey are in a heated standoff that neither country can afford Germany and Turkey are in a heated standoff that neither country can afford This segment originally aired March 14, 0003, on VICE News Tonight on HBO.
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The Hammonds' case became a rallying cry that kicked off a tense standoff.
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After a brief standoff with authorities, Seattle Police took the suspect into custody.
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Neighbors in one San Francisco neighborhood say they're living that particular digital standoff.
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The standoff ended after authorities used a backhoe to breach the building. 5.
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The standoff has left about 2000,000 federal employees furloughed or working without pay.
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During the standoff police discovered an elderly woman inside the home, Harrison said.
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His owner Lloyd W. Herring spotted the standoff on his security camera footage.
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A standoff between Webber's community and the Memphis Police Department ensued that night.
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Both sides knew a prolonged standoff could put the nuclear deal at risk.
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It by no means ends the standoff, but it does reduce it somewhat.
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But that was just the beginning of a standoff that started on Feb.
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The standoff became a flashpoint for federal public lands issues in the West.
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The standoff ended when officers returned fire and killed Erickson, according to police.
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In 1993, she took office as the Waco, Texas, standoff was already underway.
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Another $2 million was spent moving employees out of town during the standoff.
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After a standoff, Rafa agrees to meet with Commander Pavón on the plane.
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The incident triggered a 10-minute standoff between jets from the two sides.
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The last big standoff between the government and rail unions was in 1995.
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Escalating tensions have sparked fears of a standoff between the nuclear-armed rivals.
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A six-hour police standoff in a Southern California desert ended on Sept.
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It felt like this was where the standoff would come to a head.
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This sketch takes the term "Mexican standoff" and flips it on its head.
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Smith told the newspaper he doesn't know how long the standoff will continue.
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"We are coming to you straight from the Bundy standoff," Pratt said, slowly.
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Three Mercer County sheriff's deputies were lightly injured during the standoff, WPVI reported.
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Tamar Braxton: Family Standoff Over Reality Show Ray J & Brandy: Family At War
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But the politicization of those plans marks a new escalation in the standoff.
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A 15-minute standoff ensued, across from two schools being used as shelters.
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Bundy and his supporters, many of them armed, resisted and a standoff ensued.
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"My best analogy is it'll be a standoff at high noon," Lewis said.
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Monreal acknowledged that the standoff with Trump contributed to López Obrador's new appeal.
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How effective can diplomacy be at this juncture of an increasingly tense standoff?
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Her protest led to a roughly three-hour standoff before she was apprehended.
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Despite the funding standoff in Washington, Palm Beach was prepared for Trump's arrival.
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Its mayor and City Council are engaged in a political standoff with Gov.
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Four terrorists were also killed in the standoff while one was captured alive.
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For Charlie Harrington, a paramedic, the Apple tax standoff comes down to fairness.
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The first standoff was about defending their lives and property, the logic goes.
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The Apple-FBI standoff quickly became a proxy for this long-standing battle.
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The standoff will be resolved if the two sides can reach a compromise.
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The standoff is the most high-profile incident of a long-feared scenario.
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A remaining group of protestors reportedly called the police "gangsters" following a standoff.
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The standoff has allowed for the tremendous growth of al Qaeda's regional affiliate.
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Bookmark it for if and when there are developments in this shutdown standoff.
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When federal officials said they would confiscate the cattle, an armed standoff ensued.
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The move punted a likely standoff over border security until just before Thanksgiving.
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Prime Minister Theresa May's spokesman condemned the standoff as "irresponsible and completely unacceptable".
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Police later confronted the man and ended the standoff after nearly two hours.
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The suspect then headed toward the store, barricaded himself and a standoff ensued.
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For the past decade, an intractable standoff has prevented fundamental change in Gaza.
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What are the chances that Trump stumbles into a military standoff with China?
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Facebook cooperated, temporarily making her Facebook and Instagram posts inaccessible during the standoff.
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He refused to come down, so there's just been a standoff with police.
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The Italian debt standoff is occurring at a jittery time for global investors.
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In a heavily militarized standoff between nuclear powers, the stakes would be higher.
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The Michigan Militia never engaged in the government standoff they were prepping for.
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The war of words underscores that the leaders remain locked in a standoff.
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In the case of the Mexican standoff, this may not seem too bad.
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In the standoff over Italy's debt, Brussels is playing a very dangerous game.
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Ukraine and Russia are in a standoff over disputed waters near annexed Crimea.
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During the standoff, the building's second floor caught fire, local news channels reported.
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After an hours-long standoff -- SWAT entered his home and found Honeycutt unresponsive.
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S. trade standoff seemingly hasn't had a detrimental impact on volumes being shipped.
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"That's me and her all the way," Lee said of the final standoff.
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The standoff has sparked a bitter war of words between Europe and Turkey.
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While the standoff remains, neither Guatemala nor the international community can stand still.
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Carter looked incapable of commanding events, and the long standoff undercut American stature.
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Police say it is the same model the gunman shot in the standoff.
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The tense standoff proves, yet again, that America's finest still has the mettle.
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But there's no sign that the weeks-long standoff will be resolved soon.
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The gunfight prompted an 211-day standoff before Weaver and his friend surrendered.
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The legal standoff between Harper Lee's estate and Aaron Sorkin's allies has ended.
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Early in the standoff, the man and officers fired shots at each other.
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Both sides agreed to give some ground in order to end the standoff.
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In the agency standoff, the writers unions have objected to several agency practices.
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The standoff erupted into an exchange of military strikes in the past month.
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The utility's moratorium triggered a political standoff that intensified this month, when Gov.
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He may have engaged in a tense standoff with police before his arrest.
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Since taking office, he has said little about the continuing standoff in Ukraine.
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The standoff over a new helmet will be a footnote by season's end.
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The standoff plunged the country back into a civil war that killed thousands.
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China has urged calm and restraint from all countries involved in the standoff.
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But at the market, residents described a tense standoff with exchanges of gunfire.
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Despite the new regulatory standoff, Facebook's acquisition of WhatsApp is not in question.
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The North is also in a diplomatic standoff with Malaysia after the Feb.
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School resource officer helped end standoff The incident began about 11:30 a.m.
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The standoff eventually became "the largest indigenous mobilization in living memory," Goldtooth said.
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In June of last year, following a highly public standoff, Rogers was fired.
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It remains unclear to me how this standoff can end well for Trump.
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He can't even describe his own negotiating positions in the immigration standoff accurately.
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Despite the end to this week's standoff, Moldovan politics will likely remain turbulent.
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Their standoff began on Wednesday, when Mr. North urged Mr. LaPierre to resign.
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Federal agents would eventually back down in the Nevada standoff and, hoping to duplicate what many saw as a victory, Ammon Bundy and several supporters headed to Oregon in 2016 to lead a standoff protesting the federal control of public land.
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At a low point of the standoff, neither side would talk to the other.
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There were about 40 people inside the store when the standoff began, CNN reports.
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North Korea: Trump's desired course of action is to resolve the nuclear standoff diplomatically.
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October 2013: During this standoff, government funding elapsed for 16 full days from Oct.
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The neighbors remain locked in a tense standoff and are still technically at war.
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The impasse came after a similar standoff over another private rescue boat, the Aquarius.
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But it was unknown if the standoff situation had any connection to the protests.
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ACROSS THE NATION Florida gunman kills 4 kids in hostage standoff , commits suicide: report.
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Officers pursuing the suspect took him into custody after a brief standoff, police said.
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The standoff was revealed by Israel's Channel 10 News and Axios two months ago.
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He was killed by a detonation device in the standoff with police, Brown said.
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Protesters shine lasers toward riot police during a standoff in the Wan Chai District.
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He began firing at police vehicles in a standoff that lasted about 30 minutes.
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In the event of a standoff over border funding that pushes past the Dec.
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In December, his standoff with Democrats led to an unprecedented 35-day partial shutdown.
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"He&aposs not dangerous," Kennon&aposs uncle Carl Jackson said before the standoff ended.
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Such a standoff has never happened before and is crucial for Spain&aposs future.
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The standoff had gone on long enough and it was time to use force.
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That suggests the standoff will continue until one side considers itself to be losing.
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In addition, four terrorists were killed in the standoff while one was captured alive.
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Gunman Micah Xavier Johnson was killed during a standoff at a downtown community college.
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China seized the Scarborough Shoal in 2012 after a tense standoff with the Philippines.
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Lapeire was spotted waving a gun and throwing gas canisters during the police standoff.
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Hours after his attack, the shooter was killed by police during a brief standoff.
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That will lead to an inevitable standoff with Democrats and possibly a government shutdown.
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Dick Durbin (D-IL), told Vox's Tara Golshan in the middle of that standoff.
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And the country is currently involved in a border standoff with India and Bhutan.
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The suspected 19-year-old shooter was shot dead in a standoff with police.
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Such chest-thumping is a small price to pay for avoiding another unpleasant standoff.
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But Trump has also refused to rule out a military solution to the standoff.
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The president's new funding request sets up yet another standoff with Congress over immigration.
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Mateen killed 49 people before being shot and killed in a standoff with police.
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However, it's unlikely Merkel's comments and British diplomacy will end the US-Iran standoff.
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A man convicted of stalking Sandra Bullock has killed himself after a police standoff.
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During the standoff, the suspect shot at police, who returned fire, the statement said.
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During the standoff, Johnson reportedly told police there were "bombs all over" downtown Dallas.
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The leaders also discussed the standoff with North Korea during the ten minute call.
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Pulling off an armed standoff with the federal government can be damn hard work.
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The standoff is likely to deepen the political crisis in Afghanistan after the Sept.
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They advocate a "judicious use of standoff and air weapons" against Mr. Assad's forces.
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Then, there was his five-hour standoff with a SWAT Team in Orange County.
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The standoff has prompted a partial government shutdown that has now stretched 20 days.
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Scuffles erupted during a standoff between the police and demonstrators that lasted for hours.
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The tax-returns standoff gives the court yet another opportunity to prove him wrong.
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The contempt vote marked the latest escalation in the standoff between Democrats and Barr.
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Officers returned fire, said Nisleit, adding that "many" shots were fired in the standoff.
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Asked why he's warmed to Kim, Trump insisted he was defusing a nuclear standoff.
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Beijing is taking the lead for a peaceful resolution of the North Korean standoff.
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The standoff revolves around allegations that Doha supports Islamist militants, including the Muslim brotherhood.
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There may be a way out of the standoff over the Dakota Access Pipeline.
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But that timeline appears to be slipping amid a standoff on controversial policy riders.
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The standoff between police and demonstrators marked one the largest local protests in decades.
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The standoff has jeopardized a package of Swiss-EU treaties that govern economic ties.
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It's unclear whether villagers are barreling toward a standoff with SpaceX over their properties.
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The Supreme Court had just eight justices for a year because of the standoff.
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For Latinos, the stakes could not be higher in the standoff over Garland's nomination.
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The standoff left one protester dead and at least 25 others facing federal charges.
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Police say the standoff has ended and that two of the attackers are dead.
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Well, that would be a kind of a standoff, and nothing would get done.
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It's unclear what kicked off the social media standoff, but we have our suspicions.
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Cruises to Cuba had been forbidden during the country's standoff with the United States.
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A three-hour standoff ensued, including hours of negotiations, before Atkins surrendered to police.
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But the regime's soldiers wouldn't move the barricades, and the standoff devolved into violence.
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Saudi Arabia, meanwhile, just raised the stakes in its oil production standoff with Russia.
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After an initial standoff, they happily showed us the sharp tips of their weapons.
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Agent Dan Love led the federal Bureau of Land Management's response during the standoff.
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China's leaders have argued that they can outlast Mr. Trump in a trade standoff.
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The standoff has drawn harsh scrutiny to Australia's treatment of refugees and asylum seekers.
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A tense 16-hour standoff ensued, with Monis holding 18 customers and employees hostage.
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The standoff has soured the already frayed relations between Mr. Murphy and Mr. Sweeney.
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In Montana, a group called the Freemen defied the FBI and another standoff ensued.
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Mr. Mateen was killed by law enforcement officers during a standoff after the shooting.
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The police had brushed the case off as a he-said-she-said standoff.
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It's been a scary few days in Washington's increasingly scary standoff with North Korea.
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A naval standoff between Russia and Ukraine edged toward the possibility of wider war.
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But the Turkish-Russian standoff points up an obvious design flaw in the alliance.
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That was a few years ago, and we're still in a standoff of sorts.
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Here's what you need to know: • The American standoff with North Korea isn't over.
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A debt ceiling standoff in 1979 briefly delayed some interest payments on federal debt.
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By then, on the third day of a standoff, only 22 protesters remained inside.
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But the latest standoff has inflamed festering resentments over India's influence in the country.
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They may not be at war, but this historic standoff is far from over.
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The move escalates a standoff over the president's efforts to roll back climate regulations.
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This visual standoff offered a perfect distillation of the current battle for London's soul.
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His unilateral decision helped cause the tension that led to a standoff with Iran.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - João Lourenço's tricky standoff with Africa's richest woman just went global.
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The deal is expected to pass the Senate early Friday morning, despite Paul's standoff.
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Lombardo was an assistant sheriff during the standoff and was elected sheriff that fall.
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" >> This standoff, CNN's Jim Acosta said, "amounts to taking the whistle from the whistleblower.
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S. trade standoff, U.S. government shutdown and worries over slowing growth in global economy.
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Her arrest has led to a diplomatic standoff between the Chinese and Canadian governments.
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The House Judiciary Committee on Tuesday held Capitol Hill's first hearing on the standoff.
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The standoff ended after one protester was shot and killed and dozens were arrested.
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But if there is a funding fight and a standoff, the news will shift.
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Spencer appeared to be seeking a way to resolve a standoff over Gallagher's case.
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Such a standoff is feared if Ms. Park decides not to cooperate with prosecutors.
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However, in the current standoff with Afghanistan, they are not being allowed to leave.
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It has also produced a dangerous standoff with a fiercely hostile nuclear-armed adversary.
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Their case inspired an antigovernment group's weekslong standoff at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge.
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Patients whose lives depend on aid fear the political standoff is obscuring their crisis.
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Protesters and police officers alike have brought a new technological savvy to the standoff.
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He was killed that night in a police shootout following a three-hour standoff.
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The F.B.I. declined to provide financial information on the standoff, but a law enforcement official estimated that at least 90 federal agents would have been required to staff the three checkpoints set up outside the site of the standoff 24 hours a day.
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While Ammon and Ruan Bundy await their fate for their role in the recently resolved Oregon standoff, they, alongside their father, Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy, were among a group of people indicted for a similar standoff at a Nevada ranch in 2014.
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A shocking twist Spencer's departure is the latest shocking twist in an ongoing standoff between the Pentagon and Trump over Gallagher and the two other service members -- a standoff that looks set to aggravate tensions between the President and Democrats in Congress.
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No one has been hurt in the standoff, and no one is being held hostage.
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But he also said members had discussed the possibility that the standoff could turn violent.
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Recently, the main standoff had focused on forestry provisions following the deadly wildfires in California.
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This sets up the prospect of a protracted standoff in the semi-autonomous Chinese city.
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She tried calling her husband several times during the standoff, a law enforcement official said.
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The August agreement ended an armed standoff that had been triggered by earlier loudspeaker broadcasts.
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He says he can't understand why the standoff in Washington can't be ended through compromise.
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The standoff lasted about three hours, ending with the unidentified suspect being taken into custody.
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As the standoff gets tenser and tenser, Sasha demands to know who the men are.
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Emmy Rossum's standoff has met its end — the actress will continue her work on Shameless.
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He died in a shootout with police after a 3-hour standoff at the club.
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He was arrested last week after being shot during a police standoff in Bronson, Florida.
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FLORIDA GUNMAN KILLS 4 KIDS IN HOSTAGE STANDOFF BEFORE TURNING GUN ON HIMSELF, POLICE SAY
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Eight people were killed in the standoff, which unfolded in real time on social media.
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In Oregon, the Bundys were acquitted by a jury of charges related to the standoff.
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Still, global growth continues to slow, and the standoff between Washington and Beijing remains unresolved.
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He told authorities he shot the propane tanks during the standoff, but they didn't explode.
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The tariff standoff has already taken a toll on global growth, trade and business investment.
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The police department released seven videos showing the standoff from the perspective of four officers.
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Early in the standoff, Mr. Gray even had a visit from the actor Chuck Norris.
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The standoff made some of those who live and work near Mr. Gray's compound uneasy.
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Sheats was killed by police after refusing to drop her weapon during a brief standoff.
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S. trade standoff forced investors to take shelter in safe-haven assets, including government bonds.
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The rig was at the center of a standoff between the countries in May 2014.
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Now, within the Republican Party, the establishment and Tea Party are probably in a standoff.
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The strike is essentially a standoff between one large union, the CGT, and the government.
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Christy was killed by police after refusing to drop her weapon during a brief standoff.
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The Coast Guard convinced them to come down after a standoff that lasted for hours.
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In an armed standoff, Mr. Fitzgerald was killed, Sheriff David Morgan of Escambia County said.
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Washington, already embroiled in a standoff with Iran over its nuclear programme, has blamed Tehran.
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Uncertainty around where the U.S.-China trade standoff is headed has dulled the dollar's appeal.
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Schulz also planned to meet the Belgian regional leader at the heart of the standoff.
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According to a source, the entertainer mouthed off to police several times during the standoff.
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She kept her 5-year-old son at her side during the hours-long standoff.
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Hours later, after a tense standoff, the man lay dead, shot three times by police.
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The U.S.-China tariff standoff has heightened volatility in financial markets over the past month.
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We're in the midst of an actual nuclear standoff and watching a rhetorical nuclear explosion.
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Dennison said law enforcement have been in dialogue with the protesters to navigate the standoff.
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European Commission Vice President Valdis Dombrovskis has said only "substantial adjustments" would end the standoff.
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They were instead already preaching unity with another shutdown standoff just a few weeks away.
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In a tense standoff, Vietnam protested vehemently and sent ships to try to disrupt operations.
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It evokes another famous standoff between the US and communist powers: The Cuban missile crisis.
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The weeks-long standoff in Oregon took a significant, but deadly, turn on Tuesday evening.
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Speaker Karu Jayasuriya is a key figure in the political standoff that started on Oct.
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The standoff has increased the risk of direct confrontation between Russia and NATO member Turkey.
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We get another standoff where it's not clear if Carol is hyperventilating out of theatrics.
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He Was Involved in a Nearly 10-Hour Standoff with Police At around 3 a.m.
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When Betters lumbered into the living room he observed a standoff between cat and mouse.
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The nuclear standoff with North Korea continues to escalate, and war is a real possibility.
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The standoff at eastern ports had threatened to keep as much as 850,000 bpd offline.
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There's a tense standoff, gunshots ring out, and we never see what becomes of Moss.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece aims to resolve a long-standing standoff with Canada's Eldorado Gold Corp.
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And that is why Democrats should always heed the lesson of the debt limit standoff.
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Madison was arrested at his mother's Cleveland home after a two-hour standoff with police.
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The simple answer remains: None of the parties to peninsula standoff really want a war.
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Amid the Swiss standoff, attention has focused on whether UPC's performance justifies its sale valuation.
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Ukraine and Russia There's an escalating standoff going on right now between Ukraine and Russia.
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Moscow also acts as a security guarantor in a long-running standoff with neighboring Azerbaijan.
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The disagreement led to a standoff that resulted in the 85033-day partial government shutdown.
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The decision to build the Long-Range Standoff Weapon should be thoroughly and publicly debated.
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These seem unlikely and any such request could ignite a political and even military standoff.
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At the root of the current volatility is the budget standoff between Rome and Brussels.
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Recall the 2011 standoff between Obama and Republicans in Congress over raising the debt ceiling.
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Though neither country wanted the standoff, there is now no clear way to resolve it.
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Instead, it will only undermine the chances for a peaceful resolution of the current standoff.
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The police killed him using a robot-delivered bomb during a standoff early on Friday.
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Clashes between police and protesters have frequently become violent, bringing more attention to the standoff.
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He eventually flew home to the United States after a two-day standoff with Aeroméxico.
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The bill doesn't show a way out of the shutdown standoff through compromise and conciliation.
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The disagreement led to a standoff that resulted in a 35-day partial government shutdown.
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Bloomberg Politics reported that Ryan told confidants he wanted to end his standoff with Trump.
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The gunman was killed after a standoff when authorities deployed a robot armed with explosives.
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The government has launched an arbitration process in an effort to sort out the standoff.
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Traders attributed this to a still unresolved standoff between the U.S. and China on trade.
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Rajoy's move comes after two and a half weeks of standoff between the two sides.
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Apple publicly opposed the order, igniting a standoff with the F.B.I. and the Justice Department.
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A man exited the home several times during the standoff but then went back inside.
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McGregor Day 2 event in Toronto on Wednesday ... after a bizarre standoff involving Floyd's backpack.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - A standoff between Tokyo and Seoul points to mutually assured damage.
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The U.K., however, has ruled out both solutions, in a standoff that could capsize negotiations.
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It's an uncomfortable standoff, but in the end, Ito announces that they'll recess until tomorrow.
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The standoff will end only when one retreats to a stall to change in private.
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A Senate standoff had been brewing between Democrats and Republicans for weeks before Thursday's events.
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Justice Gersdorf and many colleagues refused, setting the stage for the standoff on Wednesday morning.
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McCabe's firing also set the stage for a dramatic escalation of Trump's standoff with Mueller.
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Even with the men in constant motion, the film plays like a feature-length standoff.
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Rick's standoff gets cut short when Daryl guns Morales down, a brutal but necessary measure.
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" The root of the current standoff, experts explain, is something called the "stability-instability paradox.
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And it mutually reinforces the narrative of Islam and West being in an existential standoff.
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The standoff, our correspondent writes, is emblematic of the larger forces tearing at European unity.
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The gunman would engage in a standoff with the police that ended three hours later.
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If approved, they could fuel an already bitter standoff over trade and North Korea policy.
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Their tense standoff seems to charge the roiling swells and eddies of material between them.
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Do they see a role for Australia to play in the standoff with North Korea?
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Diplomacy is our best route toward resolving the standoff over North Korea's nuclear weapons arsenal.
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After an initial standoff, the group, also known as the M.E.K., gave up its weapons.
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A lonely standoff followed, during which I cried myself to sleep and consulted divorce lawyers.
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Then, a year later, there was the standoff over Russia's request for a military base.
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One of the nurses was slashed in the neck during the standoff, but she survived.
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The revelation is the first known evidence of the White House's involvement in the standoff.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau met with top ministers to discuss the end of the standoff.
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Congress inched closer on Tuesday to resolving the standoff that's delayed President Trump's impeachment trial.
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The standoff led to a five-week, partial government shutdown before Trump relented in February.
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In the 2016 instance, Apple refused to add a backdoor, setting up a legal standoff.
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The deal also doesn't mean the standoff between the world's two largest economies is over.
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In his remarks, though, Cook only touched briefly on his company's standoff with the FBI.
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Trump's Twitter attack on Brown is the latest in a developing standoff over immigration policy.
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The standoff ended only when Mr. Tran was evicted from his store over unpaid rent.
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If the surrender proceeds, it will put to an end the standoff, which started Jan.
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There wasn't a standoff or a large crowd to disperse that typically draws police fire.
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Meng's arrest has had international ramifications and forced a diplomatic standoff between China and Canada.
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We remain very concerned that the situation could once again deteriorate if the standoff continues.
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After an hours-long standoff with police at the store, five bodies were found inside.
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The deal, announced by Prime Minister Najib Razak, ends a standoff that followed the Feb.
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Mateen was killed in a confrontation with police after a three-hour standoff involving hostages.
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When the prince succeeded his father to the throne in 1936, a standoff ensued. Mrs.
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A tight, taut, tense standoff, and almost impossible to put down once you start reading.
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But if the standoff in Washington continues much longer, that stopgap money will be depleted.
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The standoff made the Bundys national figures — cheered in some quarters and vilified in others.
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Washington and Tehran remain locked in a months-long standoff with no end in sight.
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Ross Douthat thinks the shutdown standoff is obscuring a more complicated debate over immigration policy.
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Patients whose lives depend on aid fear the political standoff is obscuring their desperate crisis.
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Given the tense standoff between the House and the White House, opportunities should be plentiful.
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Activists said they feared the standoff would lead to violent clashes and human rights abuses.
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Rapper David Banner got into a standoff with a bouncer and ended up in handcuffs.
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Kelly illustrates a subtle, but important, aspect of the standoff between Obama, McConnell, and Grassley.
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The Kurdish Regional Government has been locked in a standoff with Baghdad since the Sept.
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A woman was also taken into custody near the garage where the standoff took place.
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Bruce Rauner told reporters late Tuesday after the latest budget standoff with the Democratic-controlled legislature.
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He faces a conspiracy charge to interfere with a federal officer, related to the 2014 standoff.
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During the standoff, more than 600 calls were made to the Orlando police and fire departments.
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The standoff opens up an interesting legal question that has only recently come before the courts.
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A wider standoff between Russia and the West has also contributed to Moscow's global energy expansion.
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Oil prices edged lower on Friday due to demand fears amid a standoff in Sino-U.
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The swap agreement brings to an end a diplomatic standoff that has lasted nearly seven weeks.
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The tense standoff and dangerous rescue ended with a suspect in custody and an officer down.
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Congress and President Donald Trump have been at a standoff over funding for a border wall.
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Video During the standoff at the refuge, state troopers shot and killed rancher Robert "LaVoy" Finicum.
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"[The poll] doesn't reflect the current events or atmosphere," he said, referencing the standoff in Oregon.
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After a standoff of about two hours, the suspect was pronounced dead just before 1 a.m.
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After a six-hour standoff with Afghan security forces, all four insurgents were killed, Mojahid said.
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If the standoff continues Friday, the shutdown will have tied as the longest in U.S. history.
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In dreamy, club-like interstitials, Paige and Keough are locked in an allegorical standoff for control.
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When Ibn Wahhaj was arrested last Friday, there was a brief standoff that ultimately ended peacefully.
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The standoff lasted 41 days and ended with the arrest of Cliven, Ammon, and Ryan Bundy.
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For the past several years, US policy debates over Iran have centered on the nuclear standoff.
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Bundy and his sons are currently in jail and awaiting their own trial for the standoff.
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The four men were among 19 people arrested in 2016 for their involvement in the standoff.
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A federal marshal was also killed during the conflict, which came after an 11-day standoff.
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A radio reporter was killed, and the remaining hostages were released after a 39-hour standoff.
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Ivy goes alone and ends up in a standoff with a particularly nasty Trump supporter, Gary.
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A Tyrion/Jon Snow standoff sounds less interesting, but we're still here for it, we guess.
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But the company's push to pass along some of the healthcare costs led to a standoff.
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Financial market jitters are only increasing amid Turkey's standoff with the U.S. over weapons system purchases.
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Still, a trade standoff between the United States and China threatens to dim the economic outlook.
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The US and Iran, Saudi Arabia's main regional rival, are locked in a potentially deadly standoff.
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And that's precisely what makes his assessment of the escalating standoff with North Korea so jarring.
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Two police officers had been killed in a gunfire exchange earlier in the standoff, authorities said.
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Financial markets had been nervous about the standoff and moved higher Monday morning following the announcement.
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There was a brief standoff between the British navy and the Iranian Revolutionary Guard vessels recently.
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He and multiple co-defendants still face charges stemming from their roles in the Nevada standoff.
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The gunman, identified as 37-year-old Matthew Riehl, was killed by police during the standoff.
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The 22015-year-old Maryland resident was killed Monday after a seven-hour standoff with police.
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The standoff began after a "domestic dispute between a male and female" at the Buford home.
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Another parallel would be the 13 standoff in Philadelphia between law enforcement and the MOVE group.
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Spicer, traveling with the president to Philadelphia, downplayed the standoff with America's ally to the south.
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But a growing and increasingly truculent segment of Iran's population doubts the standoff is worth it.
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After a half-day standoff, wildlife officers finally entered and were able to sedate eight tigers.
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The standoff will need to be settled by the courts unless the agency revises its rules.
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But these and other Malheur birding excursions are contingent on a timely resolution to the standoff.
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This time around, he whipped up nationalist fervor after a nuclear standoff with Pakistan in February.
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After an 8-hour long standoff with police, he killed himself and three hostages, KCRA reported.
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And, in the process of resolving the standoff, teach them (and others) a lesson or two.
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On Tuesday, Foreign Minister Maria Fernanda Espinosa said Ecuador was exploring mediation to solve the standoff.
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The standoff ended with Browand slapping a note on Maxworthy's office door, waving the white flag.
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Democrats have signaled they won't allow that to happen, setting up a potential government shutdown standoff.
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All of this points to the likelihood that the standoff will continue into the winter months.
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Behind Trump, a standoff between security and about two dozen demonstrators in the bleachers took place.
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Videos and photos flooded social media, several showed a standoff -- apparently between cops and the shooter.
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That 41-day standoff ended last week after the last of the holdouts surrendered to authorities.
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Yoo said that the impact depended on how long the current standoff with North Korea lasted.
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It is a breakfast food healthier than cereal and has ended at least one police standoff.
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They've suggested it might be better to have the standoff over the next court vacancy. Sen.
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After an hours-long standoff on the streets, riot police chased protesters into a shopping center.
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We're told he was arrested for a previous warrant, but was not booked for the standoff.
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But it's been a standoff between sellers refusing to lower prices and buyers waiting for deals.
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A two-hour standoff ensued after the man took children hostage, and more gunfire was exchanged.
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The standoff created a risk Toshiba might not be able file full-year numbers on time.
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"We are losing the standoff with pathogens," said antibiotic researcher Kim Lewis, a Northeastern University biochemist.
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But the standoff between my father and the crazy guy didn't end with a dramatic struggle.
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This was the source of the great 2014 Cliven Bundy standoff in Nevada: an unpaid bill.
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The standoff quickly escalated, with Moscow scrambling two fighter jets and two helicopters to the area.
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It's likely where many will retreat to, now that the standoff at Highway 200 is dispersing.
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The Koreas have had a series of talks recently, mostly focused on resolving their nuclear standoff.
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Perhaps the most consequential issue at stake in the standoff was Verizon's ability to outsource work.
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Congress averted a government shutdown this past weekend, but the real standoff may come in December.
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Bob Corker (R-Tenn.) amid a political standoff that has resulted in a partial governmental shutdown.
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Still, the standoff was not in the cards as recently as a week ago, Kilduff said.
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This standoff hurt us badly in 85033 and looks to be an issue again in 2018.
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The president of the legislature, Andrew Leung, urged both sides to resolve the standoff through talks.
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What name-calling can get him in a standoff with North Korea is much less clear.
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One woman was shot and killed inside the store during the standoff, according to CBS News.
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The new standoff represents a growing skepticism about the U.S.-Saudi alliance by many in Washington.
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Eventually the standoff between the two men ends behind closed doors with some old-fashioned politicking.
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During the three-hour standoff, several people walked out of the store with their hands up.
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Democrats should pre-empt Trump by proposing their own solution to end the standoff in Washington.
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The ensuing standoff between New York City cops and robbers unleashes a media and neighborhood frenzy.
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"A standoff is not an option, as there is too much at stake," Meehan argued Wednesday.
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There have been hints Xi may not expect a quick resolution to the Trump trade standoff.
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Both countries have been on a lengthy military standoff since border battles broke out in 1998.
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But there were more photographers than protesters, and the standoff was over after a few scuffles.
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After an hourslong standoff in Dallas, the police killed him using an explosive delivered by robot.
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Critics have said the standoff shows Obama's nuclear deal with Iran has not quelled Tehran's aggression.
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There was no immediate indication that the flight was linked to Russia's standoff with the West.
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The B-52 is also slated to get the Long Range Standoff Missile currently in development.
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Would the U.S. really declare war against Russia over a naval standoff in the Persian Gulf?
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Asked last week why he's warmed to Kim, Trump insisted he was defusing a nuclear standoff.
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She said officers then went door-to-door evacuating residents from the scene of the standoff.
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An agreement with Democrats who control the House of Representatives to end the standoff remains elusive.
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The interview with Swedish officials was the latest chapter in a bizarre diplomatic and legal standoff.
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The standoff lasted 41 days until the last holdout inside the refuge surrendered in February 2016.
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Scott's comments come amid an increasingly tense standoff between the U.S. and China over trade negotiations.
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Even as the court standoff persists, Obama is continuing to comb through materials about potential nominees.
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Critics were cool toward "Boss Baby," which centers on a cuteness standoff between babies and puppies.
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In total, the standoff has cost taxpayers nearly a half million dollars, according to Oregon Gov.
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Shutdown Fallout: #shutdownstories on Twitter has been trending among some federal workers impacted by Washington's standoff.
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The standoff over migrant policy had threatened to unravel Merkel's ruling coalition (The Wall Street Journal).
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The State Department is understaffed and unequipped to communicate with vital Asian allies on the standoff.
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If every policy standoff ended in a government shutdown, we couldn't have a country at all.
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Activists fear an FBI win in its standoff with Apple would lead to more unchecked monitoring.
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This support gives Apple an unexpected, yet potentially powerful, ally in its standoff with the FBI.
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The initial standoff resulted in a 85033-day partial government shutdown, the longest in U.S. history.
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Mateen was killed in a shootout with police after a three-hour standoff inside the club.
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Both sides are looking to reach a permanent deal to end a months-long trade standoff.
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In the current standoff, that history has fueled the vigilance on the part of ordinary Greeks.
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Saudi Arabia promised to raise oil output to a record high in its standoff with Russia.
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Other subjects included street magicians, griots and the radical group Move's standoff with authorities in Philadelphia.
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But the standoff between the U.S. and China differs in important ways from the Brexit tensions.
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The standoff over the border has piled pressure on Mexico's leftist President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador.
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But his standoff with congressional Democrats doesn't appear to be headed to a resolution anytime soon.
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Can the Cold War help us understand how we've arrived at our current standoff with Russia?
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Washington denounced the seizure, but could do little: It soon became a tense Cold War standoff.
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Which means the India-Pakistan standoff is likely to get worse before it gets any better.
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The events set off years of chaos in Ukraine and an international standoff with the Kremlin.
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The standoff stemmed from frustrations of western ranchers over what they consider heavy-handed government policies.
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The standoff has shaken global markets, and signs of optimism from negotiators lifted stocks this week.
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The current standoff is the culmination of years of tension between the trustees and Bowlen Wallace.
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Now it is the Ukraine standoff that is complicating his desire for a friendly get together.
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The standoff between the world's two largest economies may last decades, even with a trade agreement.
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During the standoff over border wall funding, he has made aggressive use of his emergency powers.
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Saudi Arabia promised to raise oil output to a record high in its standoff with Russia.
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Mr. Moon has bet his political fortunes on resolving the standoff over the North's nuclear weapons.
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And Congress is careening toward another standoff as government funding is set to expire on Thursday.
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Their standoff shows us the real-world consequences of this administration's radical disregard for women's autonomy.
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His reference to teachers follows last year's standoff between state educators and the GOP-controlled legislature.
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Recent polls suggest four Democratic hopefuls are locked in a four-way standoff in the state.
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The move by Mr. Mello also comes amid a tense standoff between Congress and the judiciary.
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Movies and TV shows have explored the O.J. Simpson trial, the Waco standoff and L.A. riots.
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"On Day 1, there's a bit of a standoff as they check you out," he said.
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There were no winners or losers in the standoff — just fuzzy animals that made us smile.
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He was killed, and six other law enforcement officials were injured during the two-hour standoff.
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If there is a standoff, there are procedures built into the agreement to resolve the disputes.
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After a four-hour standoff, McLemore surrendered after the cops offered him a slice of pizza.
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Pelosi's announcement ended a standoff with U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, who rejected her proposal.
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In November 1980, with the standoff ongoing, Carter lost his bid for reelection to Ronald Reagan.
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The standoff has riveted a nation where farmers' land is often taken from them for development.
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But they must live in the shadow of two armies locked in an increasingly tense standoff.
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President George W. Bush encouraged such a comprehensive dialogue after a dangerous nuclear standoff in 2002.
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The standoff here at San Miguel Arcángel Church made clear that no place is a sanctuary.
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During the standoff, officers made several verbal attempts to persuade the suspect to surrender, authorities said.
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The shooter barricaded himself in the home, leading to a nearly two-hour standoff, Lowe said.
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The standoff ended when the FBI found an unidentified private vendor to crack the phone's security.
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What in 2019 is the equivalent of nuclear standoff between the Russians and the United States?
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A standoff between mutineers and security forces took place Friday in Abidjan, the country's commercial capital.
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In the hours afterward, Twitter users shared #NeverWarren in an apparently serious reference to the standoff.
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The standoff ended when the FBI found an unidentified private vendor, who cracked the phone's security.
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More than a week into an armed standoff at a wildlife refuge in his state, Rep.
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The standoff reveals again the polarization of two parties tracking ever further from the political center.
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"What you will have is a standoff with payers," he said in an interview on Thursday.
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Students at the Polytechnic standoff, for example, have hurled petrol bombs and shot arrows at police.
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So this is hardly the moment to get drawn into a standoff in the Middle East.
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We had a standoff lasting several uncomfortable seconds before I acquiesced and got out another card.
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The shooting happened in the final weeks of a standoff that lasted more than a month.
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If Mr. Jammeh remains intransigent and the standoff leads to violence, he will bear sole responsibility.
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The Huawei executive's arrest has led to a diplomatic standoff between the Chinese and Canadian governments.
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The question now is how long can that last in the face of the budget standoff?
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An Indian government minister said efforts were continuing to find a way to end the standoff.
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After an hours-long standoff with police at the store, five people were found dead inside.
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His party, the African National Congress, held a marathon meeting to discuss its standoff with him.
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Occasionally lawmakers have entered a standoff over a single issue, delaying agreement and forcing a shutdown.
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The two countries will negotiate privately to end their diplomatic standoff over the killing, he said.
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A short while later, pinging tones race around a tense emotional standoff and its eventual fallout.
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The standoff ended when the women were released from the van, according to the police source.
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The move will end, for now, a bitter standoff with Congress over his signature campaign promise.
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The standoff was the most high-profile mass demonstration against the junta since the 2014 coup.
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On Saturday morning, a barricaded standoff ensued outside the building between the local community and police.
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And while North Korea is not a great power, don't forget Trump's standoff with the country.
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Gunman Omar Siddiqui Mateen was eventually shot and killed following an hours-long standoff with police.
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Indeed, if Trump had signaled implacable opposition months ago, there probably would be no standoff today.
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That hardened resolve is widely shared throughout the movement, suggesting this standoff is far from over.
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He was gunned down by officers in what they call a standoff that turned life-threatening.
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The question now is just how serious both countries are about solving the nuclear standoff diplomatically.
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Still, the US-Iran standoff isn't quite as dire as it seems and may settle down.
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S. trade standoff, while bulls scaled back wagers for a drastic cut in U.S. interest rates.
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She also tried calling her husband several times during the standoff, a second law enforcement official said.
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Ms. Cleland's $6,400 monthly fee is included in the county's tabulation of the cost of the standoff.
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Spicer, traveling with the president to Philadelphia Thursday, downplayed the standoff with America's ally to the south.
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But there is also an internal political standoff over the next government and Macedonia's ethnic Albanian minority.
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Police aren&apost sure what led to the initial violence that produced the car chase and standoff.
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But the standoff with the Palestinians has complicated U.S. plans to unveil a proposal for Mideast peace.
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Last month, Yates was thrust into a standoff with the new president and into the national spotlight.
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The standoff between the central bank and the government is not over yet, according to some experts.
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Walker, 48, died Tuesday night after he was shot during a standoff at home in Little Elm.
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Police continue to work at the scene of a hostage standoff where a police officer was shot.
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PHOENIX – The Latest on a standoff between Phoenix police and robbery suspects (all times local): 10 a.m.
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Joshua quickly surrendered to deputies who arrested Jeremy and Walter after a short standoff, the paper reported.
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The standoff over the wall has resulted in a partial government shutdown, now in its 20th day.
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The change, he said, was in large part because of the standoff between Russia and the West.
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The success of the 2014 standoff at the Bundy ranch likely emboldened the refuge occupiers, commentators said.
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Gregory Keith Wyatt, 34, was arrested in Alabama a day later after a brief standoff with police.
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The Bundy and their supporters, including militia groups that aided the standoff in Nevada, headed to Oregon.
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During the federal trial over the 2014 standoff at their ranch, the Bundys asked Laxalt to intervene.
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Iran shipped 11 tonnes to Oman with a view to selling it later, which defused the standoff.
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That was followed by a 51-day standoff and another confrontation that left dozens more people dead.
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Oil prices were also pressured by fears over global economic growth amid a standoff in Sino-U.
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Elite police commandos laid siege to the residence, eventually storming it after a roughly three-hour standoff.
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Copper prices are now being hit by a whipsawing trade standoff between the United States and China.
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What exactly happened next is contested, but both Bahari and immigration authorities describe a tense, dramatic standoff.
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Moody's said the long-running partisan standoff is impeding Illinois' powers to increase revenue or constrain spending.
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Salman also tried calling her husband several times during the standoff, a second law enforcement official said.
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Wayne and Birdman have been in a standoff and legal war over the record ever since then.
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The standoff comes after weeks of escalating tensions following September's independence referendum in Iraq's autonomous Kurdish region.
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His "baby" is now forever marred as the site of the deadliest hostage standoff in Bangladesh's history.
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A police bomb squad robot killed the gunman after a standoff with officers that lasted for hours.
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Polyakov only used hypotheticals, hoping to maintain a delicate balance and avoid a superpower standoff, Dillon explains.
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Daniel, however, barricaded himself inside the home, leading to a six-hour standoff before he was arrested.
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The standoff between Chris and Wills was cringeworthy and you could cut that tension with a knife.
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The task can feel like a western standoff where anything goes and only the merciless finish first.
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Madrid said the group was starting a three-day hunger strike to draw attention to the standoff.
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He was then shot and killed in a dramatic 30-hour police standoff at his Toulouse apartment.
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The most recent standoff over budget rules involved Italy, the third largest economy in the euro area.
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After a half-hour standoff, the SEBIN simply towed his car away while he remained in it.
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S. trade standoff after reports the United States is considering sanctions on Chinese video surveillance firm Hikvision.
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It was not clear if the attackers had made any demands during the 12-hour hostage standoff.
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The standoff ended when Owens was shot while exiting the building with the hostages, the statement said.
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S. trade standoff provided optimism in what has been a punishing end of year for markets globally.
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This time around, he whipped up nationalist fervor and capitalized politically on February's nuclear standoff with Pakistan.
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Johnson was killed by a police robot equipped with an explosive device after an hours-long standoff.
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It had all the markings of a tense standoff at best, and possibly something uglier at worst.
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The bottom line: India/Pakistan has long been the most hair-raising nuclear standoff in the world.
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As the delivery deadline approaches, the tense standoff between Maduro and Guaido has prompted fears of violence.
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That got around a standoff over Ankara's refusal to open Turkish ports and airports to Cypriot traffic.
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Hours later, police were led to a nearby residence, where a standoff was initiated with Cameron Dooley.
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Wes Kjar rode shotgun as we drove away from the standoff, over the Stinkingwater Mountains toward Idaho.
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In the actual standoff, which occurred this past January and lasted 41 days, the protestors were white.
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The standoff has sparked a fierce public debate about how to balance personal privacy and public safety.
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Soon after he spoke, however, Trump touted US nuclear capabilities, potentially further escalating the standoff with Pyongyang.
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That row was itself an echo of a 0.96873 standoff between Unilever and British supermarket giant Tesco.
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The FBI's statement does not mention any shot fired toward the truck this early in the standoff.
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By midnight Saturday, Congress was locked in a standoff after failing to reach a deal on immigration.
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Moscow may be looking to take advantage of the nuclear standoff between Pyongyang and the international community.
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Sadler said Bowden released a female hostage before he surrendered about five hours after the standoff began.
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The family is known for a 20013 standoff, led by Cliven Bundy, with federal officials in Nevada.
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A standoff ensued as SWAT and Washington State Patrol deputies arrived and negotiators talked with the gunman.
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Investors also continued to fret about Rome's standoff with Brussels and Washington's row over trade with Beijing.
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Flows had been halted a year earlier due to a standoff between the central government and Erbil.
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For months, Venezuela has struggled with the collapsing economy and a standoff between Maduro and the opposition.
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Russia's access to Western debt markets is limited by the fallout from the Kremlin's standoff with Washington.
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This was preceded by hours of emergency meetings among senior party officials seeking to defuse the standoff.
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His hawkish views have been ascendant during the ensuing conflict in Ukraine and standoff with the West.
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But that will only happen if Democrats refuse to be conscripted into a standoff on Republican terms.
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Authorities apprehended Rahami, a U.S. citizen who was born in Afghanistan, during a violent standoff earlier Monday.
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The standoff in the Middle East over Qatar is quickly becoming an intense lobbying battle in Washington.
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Other Oregon Democrats have called on the federal government to become more involved in resolving the standoff.
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It is not Pyongyang, but Washington, that appears determined to push this standoff into the military domain.
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Tindouf is home to thousands of refugees from the Western Sahara standoff, many of them Polisario supporters.
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Mises saw Red Vienna as a standoff between the power of labor and the power of capital.
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"We're doing everything within our power to get him to come out," Ross said during the standoff.
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Why is the Trump White House insisting that this become a nuclear standoff and an escalating crisis?
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The suspect surrendered to police just after midnight, putting an end to a nearly eight-hour standoff.
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Gina Raimondo took to Twitter to acknowledge public outrage over the standoff and said she shared it.
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One officer was shot in the vest during the standoff, while another was wounded in the hand.
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During the standoff, police said Johnson indicated he wanted to kill white people, particularly white police officers.
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Ratings agency Moody's has cut Qatar's sovereign credit rating from stable to negative because of the standoff.
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N. The standoff could lock out Mitsubishi's MRJ90 and Embraer's next-generation E175 aircraft in coming years.
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She is preparing for a standoff with lawmakers that could prompt calls for an early general election.
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The political games that have led to this standoff are unwise at best and reckless at worst.
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The standoff is the latest escalation in House Democrats' attempts to obtain documents from the Trump administration.
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And so far, there is still no agreement to resolve the standoff and re-open the government.
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More than 140 protesters were arrested overnight during a standoff with law enforcement officials, the police said.
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European equities closed lower Friday, as an escalating trade standoff between the world's biggest economies rattled investors.
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However, extended-range SAMs are also inherently vulnerable to standoff and saturation attacks if not properly supported.
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There were severe public transit disruptions a day after demonstrators staged a fiery standoff against the police.
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Two of the officers injured in the standoff have been released from the hospital, the outlet noted.
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Officers entered after a standoff with the Wat Phra Dhammakaya temple's monks and thousands of supporters Thursday.
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Why it matters: This isn't just a big real estate deal or even a blustery trade standoff.
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That row was itself an echo of a 2016 standoff between Unilever and British supermarket giant Tesco.
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OK. One of things we're looking at right now is the Oregon standoff in the United States.
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The bottom line: This standoff could ultimately stall how the two countries move forward, if at all.
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The brothers face other federal charges stemming from a standoff at their father's Nevada ranch in 2014.
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The standoff left the oil industry shell-shocked and sparked a 10% plunge in oil prices Friday.
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That view has contributed to a standoff in the talks between the North and the United States.
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Mr. Bundy's Nevada standoff began a wave of acts of defiance against restrictions on government-controlled acres.
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President Trump has portrayed North Korea as uninterested in finding a peaceful way out of this standoff.
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Guatemalan officials initially didn't allow the caravan to enter, but after an hours-long standoff they relented.
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The gunman fired intermittently at police -- sometimes shooting out of a window -- during the standoff, Ross said.
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What follows is a quick recap of the past 72 hours in the US-North Korea standoff.
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We talked to actor Sibel Kekilli about the sad standoff between Tyrion and Shae in Season 4.
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Mr. Trump's accusations that Iran covets a nuclear weapon are at the heart of the current standoff.
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"I was thinking, 50 years ago, this was happening," Mr. Cardona said, referring to the Stonewall standoff.
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This simple image, like the veteran post above, presents a standoff between opposing forces — not veterans vs.
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While both sides have offered some small concessions, an agreement that would resolve the standoff remains elusive.
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It ended a standoff between the 22-year-old Nylander, a restricted free agent, and the team.
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The request appeared to signal that the standoff between the government and Mr. Guaidó may be shifting.
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If the Senate wants to end this standoff, members will need to assert some of their own.
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After a three-day standoff, Congress has voted to reopen the government — but only for three weeks.
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After the standoff on Monday though, it is now clear that they share the League's hard line.
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He is also expected to focus on the Iran nuclear deal and the standoff with North Korea.
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Three soon-to-expire intelligence programs are set to temporarily lapse amid a standoff in the Senate.
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The current standoff was triggered by the resignation of Mr. Cordray, who abruptly stepped down on Friday.
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And a standoff between President Trump and the independent Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is headed to court.
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Unlike the Ruby Ridge standoff, however, it didn't end with the surrender of the people under siege.
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After the victims were found, investigators were left to determine when during the standoff the deaths occurred.
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The vote came after a 48-hour standoff between GOP leadership and members of the Freedom Caucus.
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In several, they had barricaded themselves inside a home or vehicle in a standoff with the police.
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The sanctuary bill, known as the California Values Act, would add a new element to the standoff.
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Since then Indian and Chinese troops have held a wary standoff hundreds of feet from each other.
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Spencer appeared to be seeking a way to resolve a standoff between the Pentagon and White House.
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But when it starts to get dangerous is when you're yelling through the doors in a standoff.
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The White House did not comment when asked about its standoff with Congress over the Russia documents.
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That shooter, Micah Xavier Johnson, 25, of Mesquite, Texas, was killed after a lengthy standoff with police.
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The shooter, Micah Xavier Johnson, 25, of Mesquite, Texas, was killed after a lengthy standoff with police.
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However, Pelosi signaled that she doesn't plan for there to be a long standoff with the Senate.
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Some women were unnerved by Trump's standoff with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un of North Korea.
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Otherwise, there's no telling how long the standoff between your hints and his dialing finger may persist.
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No one was hurt by the shots, which led to a six-hour standoff with the police.
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"It's a standoff, almost, on wages," said Jason Guggisberg, a vice president at the staffing firm Adecco.
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After dispersing, patrons who witnessed the standoff expressed their disappointment at the museum's handling of the protest.
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But the current standoff with Catalan separatists is the most serious challenge he has faced to date.
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The standoff between the United States and North Korea has cast a rare spotlight on the island.
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The sanctions come after a tense standoff that led to fears of war following Soleimani&aposs killing.
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A more than eight-hour standoff ensued, during which the police surrounded the mansion in West Vancouver.
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President Donald Trump has a lengthy new riff for his 2020 stump speech: his standoff with Iran.
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The former home of Bugun TV, the scene of that control booth standoff in 2015, appears abandoned.
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Officials in Austin, Texas, say a suspected serial bomber is dead after a standoff with police overnight.
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An end to the standoff over the shoal is still a potentially combustible issue for both countries.
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The alternative to talks, he said, would be an increasingly perilous standoff that threatened the entire region.
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Grassley's letter is the latest in an increasingly partisan standoff over the sexual assault allegations against Kavanaugh.
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Devin Nunes has set up a standoff with Trump against both the FBI and Department of Justice.
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" Warren said her quick response to the labor standoff "tells you why I am in this race.
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It isn't clear exactly what happened during the 18-hour standoff at a prison in Smyrna, Del.
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The man then barricaded himself in the home with children during the two-hour standoff, Nunn said.
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And the families that rely on this program are waiting as Congress works through its budget standoff.
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And the United States certainly doesn't want to get embroiled in a standoff with a NATO ally.
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The complaint had spurred a standoff between Congress and Joseph Maguire, the acting director of national intelligence.
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"I'm not sure anybody gains by a protracted standoff where both sides are pointing fingers," said Sen.
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The standoff with Pyongyang over its missile and nuclear programs constitutes a major challenge requiring intense focus.
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The diplomatic standoff threatens to derail negotiations on a trade truce between the world's top two economies.
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After a standoff of several days, the police moved in, breaking up barricades and unleashing tear gas.
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Now, Anthony is again in a standoff, this time with Jackson, who appears intent on trading him.
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They said that the regime in Iran needed to see an off-ramp from the nuclear standoff.
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Mr. Barros faces aggravated battery with a deadly weapon and related charges after a six-hour standoff.
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"It doesn't matter that Trump has done more to inflame this standoff than Democrats," the paper wrote.
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Tehreek-e-Labaik leader Khadim Hussain Rizvi on Monday described the army's role in ending the standoff.
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The situation has led to a tense standoff between the two sides and to fears of violence.
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He hid in an attic during a two-hour standoff until he surrendered, the DA's office said.
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Since her standoff with a gunman, she no longer feels comfortable with her back to an entrance.
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And the justices' stalemate could intensify the standoff over filling late Justice Antonin Scalia's Supreme Court seat.
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The United States and China have largely been at a standoff since negotiations broke down last month.
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An egomaniacal cult leader, a shootout, a 51-day standoff, a tear gas attack, a building ablaze.
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Most explicitly, Sanders uses the current standoff with Iran to contrast his foreign policy outlook with Trump's.
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A senior Democrat said on Wednesday he hoped the standoff with China would result in lasting changes.
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The main Shanghai index closed down 0.4 percent with the U.S.-China standoff on trade still unresolved.
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Now China can spin the meeting and claim it's now a key mediator in the nuclear standoff.
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The developments mark the most significant escalations in the prolonged standoff over Catalonia's secessionist ambitions so far.
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The government is taking a low-key approach to the standoff, and Republican presidential candidates are treading carefully.
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"This standoff is clearly about the future of the CDU," said Carsten Nickel at Teneo Intelligence, a consultancy.
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President Donald Trump told Axios he is planning to terminate birthright citizenship, potentially setting up another constitutional standoff.
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The 26-year-old pointed his gun towards authorities and after a brief standoff was shot and killed.
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A military standoff with Muslim majority Pakistan just weeks before polling was seen as boosting the BJP's campaign.
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The moment was a high-water mark in a federal crackdown on those involved in the 2014 standoff.
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The move comes after a turbulent week for Venezuela that has created a standoff over the country's leadership.
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S. trade standoff were tempered by disappointing results from U.S. chipmaker Nvidia Corp which slugged the tech sector.
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The standoff continued with YG saying he was afraid police would hurt him if he exited the vehicle.
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The suspect allegedly had weapons all over the house What followed was a more than four-hour standoff.
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Before the Dakota Access standoff, Transcanada's Keystone XL pipeline became a symbol of President Barack Obama's environmental stance.
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If this standoff between the West and Russia is allowed to continue, it could trigger a geopolitical catastrophe.
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She refused to put a sweater on despite her mother's instruction, which resulted in a two-hour standoff.
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Officers were able to evacuate people from adjacent homes as the standoff stretched on for hours, Fortune said.
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Almost all are caught up in a standoff between consumer companies and governments over how to collect it.
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Law enforcement sources tell us ... Joshua Corbett is currently in a standoff with cops at his L.A. residence.
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But I kept putting it off, and the Fireloft guys were in some kind of standoff with Rokar.
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It's the first major case at the appeals court level in the standoff between the House and Trump.
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Moon said Trump deserved a Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts to end the standoff with the North.
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He does not say anything during the entire standoff and he does not comply with the officers' orders.
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To help assess the stance of the United State in this trade standoff, DealBook has compiled these dates.
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Maltese Prime Minister Joseph Muscat thanked Sanchez and said Italy had "(broken) international rules and caused a standoff".
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A recent corruption probe launched into Salvini's economic advisor, Armando Siri, has created a standoff between both parties.
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Police say that 23-year-old Derick Lamont Brown took his own life after a standoff with police.
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REGIONAL TENSIONS Oil prices edged lower on Friday due to demand fears amid a standoff in Sino-U.
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Eric Parker aims his weapon from a bridge during a standoff near Bunkerville, Nevada, on April 12, 2014.
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During the standoff, Brown published several posts on Instagram declaring his innocence, adding, "I'm tired of this shit."
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But unlike past government shutdowns, Congress is treating this like a normal standoff rather than a national crisis.
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For several hours there was a standoff, with occupants refusing to disperse until their colleague's ban was rescinded.
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The shootings triggered a 12-hour standoff as Felix barricaded himself in the home before surrendering to police.
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Back in Washington, Republican lawmakers were plotting their biggest standoff with their party's leader since he was elected.
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The international standoff over Syria has increased the risk of direct confrontation between Russia and NATO member Turkey.
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Leaders in America and China now face a standoff that is likely to leave both sides worse off.
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A senior opposition Democrat said on Wednesday he hoped the standoff with China would result in lasting changes.
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Washington, already embroiled in a standoff with Iran over its nuclear programme, has blamed Tehran for the attacks.
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Timothy Weber, 31, was arrested following a standoff on the roof of a Wendy's in St. Augustine, Fla.
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The charges stem from a standoff that began when federal agents seized Bundy's cattle over unpaid grazing fees.
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Funding for federal agencies ran out Saturday with Trump and Republican lawmakers locked in a standoff with Democrats.
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The haj dispute has added a new point of contention to the wider diplomatic standoff in the Gulf.
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The standoff lasted nearly five years, with the deal passing after it was renegotiated under President Barack Obama.
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It was a dramatic real-world standoff in a case that has until now played out mostly online.
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Lotte, which provided the land where the THAAD system was installed, was hardest hit in the diplomatic standoff.
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Deputies cornered the couple in the truck soon after, and a 15-minute standoff ensued, the sheriff said.
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