Even the "storming" of the Winter Palace — restaged in a 1920 propaganda spectacular as a people's triumph — was no storming at all.
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The video shows an armed deputy storming into the store.
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"I don't think storming is the proper word," said Rep.
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But let's be clear -- Republicans were not storming the Bastille.
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Other incidents have involved storming government food trucks or stores.
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Look, we get it: Storming rain, technology out of whack.
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Soldiers are storming the Shifa neighborhood and al Jamhouri Hospital.
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I've seen it all: Shouting matches, uncontrollable sobbing, storming out.
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The Serbian was storming back, Federer was on his heels.
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And the summit ended amicably, without either man storming away.
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Having conquered Broadway, Alexander Hamilton will now be storming Sotheby's.
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So the Dickinsons end the episode storming out of Grey Sloan.
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It's storming out, so no walk for the dogs this morning.
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Several people were injured after storming the barrier, emergency services said.
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Footage shows thousands of protesters storming the Green Zone in Baghdad.
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Tim Farron's party has been storming ahead in recent by-elections.
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But in "storming the SCIF" without observing the security protocols, Rep.
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On September 20, some people are planning on "storming" Area 51.
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The alternative to giving him a chance was storming the street.
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Hope you enjoy this puzzle, and have fun storming the castle!
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The holiday commemorates the storming of a French prison in 230.
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Mothers Fight Back, writing letters, making calls, storming city meetings, and
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Like with July 1, with the [storming of the] Legislative Council.
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The deficit was 50-41 when the Bruins came storming back.
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On the ninth anniversary of the storming of the Bastille, he signed
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Sisters Uncut have form when it comes to storming red carpet events.
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The image of Republican congressmen storming the hearing also confused Republican Sen.
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I got pissed off and hit him right back before storming away.
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Storming a position comes with immense risk, and the fortifications are strong.
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The "Jupiter" Symphony lived up to its name, storming in the air.
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Allende died during the coup as troops were storming the presidential palace.
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DEVIL'S BARGAIN: Steve Bannon, Donald Trump, and the Storming of the Presidency.
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They're not going to stop anybody from storming the gate, they say.
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Not to be outdone, Williams and O'Neill come storming back this spring.
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That protest ended with activists storming the building, and clashing with police.
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"Shoppers storming a WalMart on Black Friday," is how she characterized their investigation.
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Dojo Storming for the Better Style-versus-style fights have served their purpose.
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I first met him while I was storming the game's first real fortress.
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The idea of storming Area 51 didn't originate with Mr. Roberts's Facebook post.
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Demonstrations have included the storming of the legislature and havoc at the airport.
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A three-day siege ended with Russian special task forces storming the building.
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Singing "We Shall Overcome" didn't compare to storming the sands of Iwo Jima.
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Before you go storming in all "leave it out mate," take a breath.
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Court storming is a blast, and part of what makes college basketball special.
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"Get the f— out of here with that s—," he says, storming off.
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The CERT storming puts things in perspective for some of the inmates, too.
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Mateen was killed by police after storming the nightclub on June 12, 2016.
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The marijuana industry is storming Capitol Hill Thursday in a push for legalization.
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Also, he committed the unforgivable sin of storming off Never Mind the Buzzcocks.
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It doesn't all have to be on the scale of storming the Capitol.
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"I just need to talk some sense into him," she says, storming off.
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Meanwhile, Planned Parenthood activists are storming Capitol Hill to pressure lawmakers to reconsider.
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Collomb said that security forces shot the gunman dead after storming the supermarket.
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For weeks, authorities warned that storming a secret government compound could be dangerous.
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After the storming on Tuesday, the Pentagon sent 120 additional Marines to Baghdad.
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Hays ends up jumping out of the car and storming off down by himself.
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" She is also seen storming off stage, telling Cohen and the cast, "I'm done.
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"You're telling me you're not going to fire her?" she screamed before storming off.
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And then the white racists came storming in from all over to defend it.
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About an hour later, the two of them came storming out of the bar.
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One contestant left the show, storming out of the studio and punching a camera.
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Lawrence remains unmoved: "Stop fucking calling me," he snaps at her before storming away.
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Hannah responds by storming out into the rain — and right into Ryan Gosling's arms.
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"Did I raise a monster?" she asks Chandra after storming out of the courtroom.
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After Taystee refused Figueroa's offer from the governor, the CERT team is storming Litchfield.
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Protestors previously closed down London City Airport in September 2016 by storming the runway.
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The trailer also shows Underwood storming off from the set, tears and cop cars.
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" A staffer later said, "It wasn't storming the Bastille, but it felt pretty close.
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These discs recall the days (1976-81) when Mr. Reich was storming the mainstream.
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Minnie rushes to Mickey's side, but he angrily points at Jean before storming away.
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"We don't allow court-storming at N.C.A.A. championships," said a spokesman for the association.
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"I was doing alright until I saw you again," Moria whispers before storming out.
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"People did things to survive," I said to the whole class, before storming out.
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He was storming around the Oval Office, saying, 'And then Ann Coulter told me ….
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Turns out people like dull and quiet a lot more than storming the Bastille.
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Turns out people like dull and quiet a lot more than storming the Bastille.
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Salafis were storming the town to shut down an exhibition of contemporary Tunisian art.
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Iranian-backed militias protest outside the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad, storming the security post.
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The national French holiday celebrates the storming of the Bastille during the French Revolution.
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She broke up with me on a street corner, denouncing me and storming off.
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DEVIL'S BARGAINSteve Bannon, Donald Trump, and the Storming of the PresidencyBy Joshua Green272 pp.
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"Who are you?" he shouted at the masked protesters storming the campus and shattering windows.
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"If this goes any further, I'll report you to the union," Gretchen said, storming out.
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Cue all the Lord Of The Rings references and Emily storming out of the room.
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This time around, Google opened the name-storming session up to the Internet at large.
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Politicians have tortured the country's storming performance at the Olympic games for lessons about Brexit.
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"Oh yeah, the Bloomberg bandwagon is literally storming across the country," this source said sarcastically.
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The inmates are storming down the hall from all directions, and a riot is brewing.
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IS has taken more than 75 percent of the village since storming it last week.
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The Grizzlies came storming back to close within two by the end of the quarter.
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The rampant grisliness reportedly sent people at the Cannes Film Festival storming out the theater.
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"I'm not even fingering myself!" she shouted, snatching her headset off and storming off set.
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Counterterrorism police officers were deployed near the city's airport to prevent protesters from storming it.
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DEVIL'S BARGAIN: Steve Bannon, Donald Trump, and the Storming of the Presidency, by Joshua Green.
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The detainees got out after storming the gates and attacking the guards, the Kurds said.
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The problem is that most people are approaching the brain-storming process incorrectly, Grant explains.
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Today, France is celebrating Bastille Day, their holiday marking the 1789 Storming of the Bastille.
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In 1951, Shafik led 1,500 women in storming the Egyptian parliament to demand their socioeconomic rights.
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It was one of the main targets of the US storming of Fallujah in November 2004.
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But what the writer and activist didn't anticipate was police storming into her house on Jan.
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" — JIMMY FALLON "Because nothing says 'completely innocent' like storming the room of someone about to testify.
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Buchanan came storming in at a corner and delivered a textbook header to break the deadlock.
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But Switzerland came out storming in the second half and beat Serbia back onto the ropes.
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On June 6, 1918, the U.S. forces attacked, storming across the open fields near Belleau Wood.
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This week, Arizona coach Sean Miller asked a different question: Is any game worth court storming?
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One has Frances McDormand storming around in a jumpsuit, throwing molotov cocktails at a police station.
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Towards the end of the episode, Jen comes storming into the cast's suite to confront Ron.
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She decided, after storming out of the meeting room, that it was best to come here.
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The group, in interviews in Russian media, has denied storming the base and the gas facility.
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Then, in a unrelated incident, a woman comes storming in and starts shouting at my colleague.
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The company is storming the launch industry with reusable rockets, which make space travel more affordable.
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After storming Area 51, you can dress up as it, the #218 most popular national costume.
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In the departure hall — you saw people storming out, it was like run for your life.
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" Video shot by witness James Yates shows armed police storming London Bridge Bar shouting "Get down!
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And it has big plans for storming phone screens across the rest of the globe, too.
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Why would such impressive high achievers spend their summer nights storming through a massive SAT book?
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On Tuesday night, Trump threatened that Iran would pay a "big price" for the embassy storming.
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He was reportedly upset over TV images of militia supporters storming the American Embassy in Iraq.
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Early Monday, the police tried storming the campus at the main entrance and made some arrests.
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People are holding off on storming Area 51, but they are flocking to Alienstock to party.
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Biden wasn't exactly alone either, with Buttigieg and Andrew Yang storming Iowa at the same time.
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Minutes before storming inside the building, he logged onto Gab again and wrote to his followers.
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I asked him if he had any interest in storming Area 51 to see the aliens.
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They are now a band of sisters who bonded while storming the unfamiliar terrain of politics.
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After storming the store with guns drawn, they engaged in a protracted firefight with the police.
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After some brain storming, I found the final configuration of BUTTERFLY and CHRYSALIS symmetrically intersecting CATERPILLAR.
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Opposition medics say 113 people were killed in the storming of the camp and subsequent crackdown.
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The bell clanged and Shaw came storming came out of the trenches with left hooks galore.
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The storming of the Bastille represented the destruction of a hated symbol of arbitrary royal power.
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Police used tear gas and rubber bullets to prevent crowds of protesters from storming the parliament.
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"My own company, my name, and your new competition," Fallon spits at her dad before storming off.
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Opposition medics say 113 people were killed in the storming of the camp and subsequent security crackdown.
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It's definitely beyond cheesy, but there's something about, "Have fun storming the castle!" that still strikes home.
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Two dozen Republicans disrupted the impeachment proceedings on Capitol Hill, storming a secure House Intelligence Committee suite.
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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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A recent exercise in northern China involved storming a full-sized mock-up of Taiwan's presidential palace.
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Carrying an umbrella, Trump approached reporters as he stepped off Air Force One, with rain storming down.
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Bastille Day commemorates the storming of a prison in 1789, a key event in the French Revolution.
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This dredges up some traumatic memories for Philip, who ends up storming out of the interview. Mrs.
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Kureya said she was "still traumatized" by police storming her Harare home and worries about escalating repression.
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In response, Iranians demonstrated at two Saudi diplomatic facilities in Iran, storming the buildings and destroying property.
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I warned senior [officials] on the national security transition that we were storming Omaha Beach on Jan.
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The five-man black hole that had us storming the high ground and taking a tense game.
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FALLUJA, Iraq — In the days leading up to the storming of Falluja by Iraqi forces, Brig. Gen.
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They were storming through the buildings, emptying out rooms and dumping furnishings and supplies in piles outside.
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Fatal injury aside, the concept of people storming Area 51 has led to some pretty fantastic goofs:
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The video featured images of Bush as well as protesters in black sweatshirts storming the US Capitol.
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They went storming into Parliament, held these big demonstrations, and had a simple slogan— 'silence equals death.
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Several thanked Orlando's police force, which has been credited with saving many lives by storming the nightclub.
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I was in labor for 43 hours, and it was raining and storming outside the entire time.
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But Southern European bond yields dropped sharply on storming demand for Spain's 15-year syndicated bond deal.
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I didn't come here thinking we were going to be blazing, storming right out of the gate.
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Eventually tensions bubbled over, with Brody storming into the backyard, announcing that he and Kaitlynn were leaving.
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Instead of storming in after the 21976-year-old gunman, he retreated to a position of safety.
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Security guards barricaded the entrance to prevent protesters from storming the building to demand their money back.
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In many ways, Tuesday's violence was similar to the July 1 storming of the city's legislative council.
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And it won't be conquered with ladders for storming fortresses or with machetes, but with sheer presence.
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So we ended up storming a council on Arts, a council on women, a council on youth.
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Federal prosecutors filed hate crime charges against the man accused of storming the synagogue and killing 11.
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Minutes before allegedly storming inside the building, he logged onto Gab again and wrote to his followers.
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Students threw petrol bombs to stop police from storming the campus over the weekend, per the Times.
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France is celebrating Bastille Day today, commemorating the storming of a prison and fortress that held dissidents.
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Pembrokshire Coast National Park ranger Tom Moses was driving by when he noticed the bees storming her car.
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She tells a bodega owner loudly to fuck off before storming outside and popping a dose of MDMA.
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Now, this all culminated in Washington, D.C., where 575 people were arrested after literally storming the center building.
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Harward looked at this, and said, 'Look there's a lot of forming and storming going on right now.
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The monk, Akmeemana Dayarathana, and colleagues are accused of storming into the safe house chanting "Rohingyas are terrorists".
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And we'd recommend doing it ASAP before word gets out about nordic crisps storming the U.S. cracker scene.
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Las Vegas police have released bodycam footage of officers storming the hotel room of mass shooter Stephen Paddock.
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I'm a very big proponent of fun, which means I'm also a very big proponent of court storming.
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He's storming the tower in search of his sister Lyanna Stark, who was allegedly abducted by Rhaegar Targaryen.
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The college freshman ends up storming away from Cash when he has a terrible excuse for his tardiness.
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"I thought I could pretend this weekend never happened but I can't," she tells Archie before storming off.
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The time is right, with the Samsung Galaxy Fold and Mate X storming onto the scene this year.
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On the couple's second excursion, he allegedly scared Tate by "storming" at her while wearing a Frankenstein mask.
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Red, Taystee and their crew are in the secret pool room, awaiting the storming of the SWAT team.
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The reunion doesn't air until December, but we're told the taping ended with Wooda storming off the set.
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One was the revolution in the cities, the storming of the Winter Palace, the fight for the Kremlin.
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My side would be storming the White House if Barack Obama ever thought about declaring a national emergency.
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He then survived a vigorous recall effort, which featured 100,000 protesters storming the capitol rotunda in downtown Madison.
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The Spurs led by 294 on three occasions in the fourth quarter before the Pelicans came storming back.
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The AI tells you they've gone out mountain biking on a day when it's clearly storming, for example.
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Since when does anyone have the right to send a bunch of strangers storming into someone's private home?
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No. But a potentially notable change from the heady, recent days when SaaS and cloud were storming ahead.
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We responded to World War II with the storming of Normandy, and to Sputnik with our moon shot.
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Storming a restaurant in Dhaka, militants claiming allegiance to ISIS held dozens of people hostage and killed 20.
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That London chorus, 130 strong, projected hushed mystery, hell-storming outbursts and everything in between with utmost ease.
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When I arrived, in the evening, I found Hannah storming around, moving furniture, sneezing, and shouting about Angela.
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The way the right poses its campaign as a popular storming of the Bastille could ravish its legitimacy.
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She told her staff that if Republicans balked, she was prepared to make a show of storming out.
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Eventually, he found it, saving bogey there before storming through the final five holes to take the tournament.
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"So don&apost mess with me when it comes to words like that," Pelosi said, before storming off.
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Around the same time, ByteDance was storming phone screens in China with a news aggregator called Jinri Toutiao.
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With the song finished, the video cuts to a low-lit shot of masked gunmen storming Khaled's estate.
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Police have been criticized for use of force, which has ranged from tear gas to storming university campuses.
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Publius writes a lot about conservatism, but what he's actually calling for in storming the cockpit is vanguardism.
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Frustrated activists have adopted extreme protest tactics including storming the Legislative Council of Hong Kong and the police headquarters.
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The Ducks came storming back in the second period, scoring twice in a 83:15 span to tie it.
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The Nuggets came storming back after trailing by 212 with 23 minutes to go but couldn't close it out.
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Vekic, the second seed, lost a tight opener before storming to a 5-7 6-0 6-0 victory.
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More contentiously, it deplores the "continuous storming" of the sacred site by "Israeli right-wing extremists and uniformed forces".
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Before storming the city's legislature in July, protesters smashed the cameras outside the front doors of the government building.
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Had the breaks gone differently, you could imagine Bannon storming into office with President Ted Cruz or Mike Huckabee.
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The last thing you'd want is to run out of darts when a Covenant horde is storming your ship.
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San Francisco's administrators are fighting back against the scooter companies storming the sidewalks by instituting a new permitting process.
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A police spokesman said forces were trying to prevent the crowd from storming the offices of the power company.
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Socialism is storming back because it has formed an incisive critique of what has gone wrong in Western societies.
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The whole experience lasts about a half-hour though you're storming the base for about half of that time.
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In 14, he led a storming of Regent's Park Mosque, declaring true Muslims should take up arms against America.
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Saudi Arabia cut diplomatic ties with Iran on Sunday in response to the storming of its embassy in Tehran.
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But as Singer continued pressing, the 46-year-old Skinnygirl maven got pissed — eventually storming away from the table.
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Thomas turned in an error-free scorecard, highlighted by a storming finish of three straight birdies from the 14th.
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"We are worse than before," said one resident who identified himself as Victor before storming out of the auditorium.
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Images of Iraqis storming Parliament over the weekend made it seem as though a popular revolution was at hand.
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These forces have started storming the neighborhoods of al-Karama, al-Zahra, al-Qudes and al-Tahrir, Maj. Gen.
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While storming forwards and using his presence to startle Bisping, he was clipped with a couple of decent shots.
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She keeps repeating this: "I made that shit!" she says, jabbing her finger at people, storming around the bathroom.
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From storming the beaches of Normandy to fighting through hedgerows, it's clear the game is returning to its roots.
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It escalates, with Matt Damon's telling her to "grow the hell up and listen to Raditude" before storming out.
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All these college kids were rioting, flipping cars, and storming the streets because a football coach lost his job.
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It commemorates the storming of the Bastille prison by angry crowds in 1789, helping kick off the French Revolution.
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Violent clashes erupted that night, with police storming a subway car and hitting passengers with batons and pepper spray.
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They were to kill as many guards as they could with knives and axes before storming the main gate.
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Yet he granted the request anyway, triggering the rage that led to the storming of the embassy in 1979.
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The bilateral force penetrated primarily by assault amphibious vehicles, storming Hat Yao Beach side-by-side in coordinated landings.
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On New Year's Eve, Iraqi protested in response to the American strikes, storming the US embassy compound in Baghdad.
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Although advocating for national legislative reform by storming our nation's capital may appear more glamorous, it is often ineffective.
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Yes, it's funny to think about a bunch of people storming Area 51 in an attempt to see aliens.
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Protesters responded by storming the plant and breaching its walls with dynamite, before being repelled by soldiers, witnesses said.
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A pair of attendees from L.A. "storming" the mock Area 51 gate at the Alien Research Center in Hiko.
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Murray dropped serve early on before storming back with two breaks of his own to take the first set.
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CNN's stringer in Khartoum witnessed military troops storming the Islamic Movement headquarters, the main component of the ruling party.
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Macron invited Trump to Bastille Day, which celebrates the storming of the Bastille during the French Revolution, last June.
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One hundred years later, everyone knew to call the storming of the Bastille the start of a French Revolution.
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Six "new-age travelers" were arrested after storming Stonehenge with flaming torches in hand shortly before midnight last Tuesday.
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It's storming out and the thunder is the perfect soothing sound, which makes my eyes heavy 'til I fall asleep.
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Renewables are storming in, and the more they do, the less the system needs (or can accommodate) "baseload" power services.
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Now, with South Koreans storming to the top of the table, the question is: is there something in the kimchi?
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Fall fashion inspiration is storming all six of our senses this week, but go gently into that retail reinvention tour.
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The Cavaliers have made such systems look silly, by storming to three straight finals appearances and at least one championship.
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Storming Area 51 brought the channel its highest traffic ever, so why not create similar content to keep people watching?
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The lobbyists are storming Capital [sic] Hill, but the Republicans will hold strong and do what is right for America!
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There's a moment in the 1990 movie where Raphael argues with Leonardo and stomps away, storming up to the roof.
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Helen takes all of this a lot better than I would, only throwing her purse at Sierra and storming off.
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But instead of throwing a fit and storming out, I get up, move to a different exercise, and keep going.
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If and when that happens—and let's hope it never does—court storming will become a relic of the past.
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Progress in storming the city had also been slowed by militants using snipers and planting mines, the Kurdish sources said.
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UEFA had earlier launched disciplinary proceedings against Russia in response to their fans storming their English counterparts in the stadium.
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Bastille Day commemorates the storming of the Bastille prison in 1789, one of the key events of the French Revolution.
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In 1994 Anjo flew to America and conducted an unsuccessful dojo storming on Rickson, being savagely beaten in the process.
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Nikolai Podvoisky, a former seminarian who led the storming of the Tsar's Winter Palace, in 1917, moved into Apartment 280.
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Today, as never before, untold millions are storming our gates for admission, and those gates are cracking under the strain.
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"I hate you both," Lydia declares before storming off, leaving her heartbroken parents at the foot of the stairs. Gulp.
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Iraq's Foreign Ministry said the storming of the consulate, which it deeply regretted, had nothing to do with protesters' demands.
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Hadid took another step toward mainstream celebrity by storming out of an interview on Radio 4's flagship Today program.
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Minutes later, police end the siege in Porte de Vincennes by storming the store and killing Coulibaly in a shootout.
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Almost 2 million people joined a Facebook event dedicated to storming the Area 703 US Air Force Base in Nevada.
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Islamic State fighters enslaved, raped and killed thousands of Yazidis after storming their communities in Iraq's Sinjar region in 2014.
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Protesters have tried a number of techniques, including storming the Legislative Council building and leading widespread strikes around the city.
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After storming to the basket for a dunk, he even pointed to the crowd — with both fingers, smoking-pistols style.
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Shabab militants were storming the compound, squeezing off bursts from the Kalashnikovs at their hips, leaping the gate's smoking wreckage.
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Trump held Soleimani personally responsible for the death of the U.S. contractor and the storming of the American embassy compound.
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Down by 17, they came storming back, cutting it to 10 on Mason Plumlee's three-point play and Barton's jumper.
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Area 51 belongs to the US Department of Defense and storming, raiding, or trespassing of any kind is not advisable.
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No one is storming the Bastille, but there is a revolution at Ladurée, the French restaurant group based in Paris.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is storming across Iowa for his campaign and making a big name for herself in the process.
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Francine Graham, 50, and David Anderson, 47, killed a Jersey City detective before storming the market, killing the three victims.
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A bundle of joy to protect and love, or a buddy to join us in storming the First Order flagship?
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Ahmed Osman, leader of the Sultan Murad group also denied any Turkish tanks were taking part in storming the area.
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And an animal rights activist sought to draw attention to his cause by storming the stage at a nearby MoveOn.
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Some expressed the view that the hardliners had blundered by falling for a deliberate police trap in storming the building.
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She more or less kicks him out of his office before storming into the control center and demanding that everyone leave.
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Remember when a No. 225 team being upset was a cause for storming the court, television bulletins and front-page headlines?
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The superstar has made a few headlines during his Purpose tour for some odd behavior and for storming off the stage.
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Students told media they saw several young men wielding AK-47 guns storming the university housing where many students were sleeping.
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He also kept storming out of the room—apparently he was trying to negotiate his fee for the article in cocaine.
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The media firestorm over the Evans case grew heated, with mobs storming the hospital, and sending death threats to hospital staff.
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The "Open Book" author's already had events in NYC and L.A. interrupted by angry animal rights activists storming in and yelling.
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At Thanksgiving, the family's annual Scalia Bowl football game often ended with someone storming off the field over a disputed call.
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If the enemy team is storming your castle, so to speak, your Level 3 turret can easily shut down multiple Ultimates.
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And four years since storming to power in Greece, the hard-left Syriza party has broken many of its campaign promises.
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Larry Nance Jr. hit two free throws early in the quarter to make it 252-214, but Denver came storming back.
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The film opens with them storming a medical conference, handcuffing its speaker to a post and covering him in fake blood.
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Many men had been washed out to sea as they were gunned down getting off the boats and storming the beach.
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Officials say the large group jumped over fare gates at the station before storming a train as the doors were opening.
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They recovered, storming through the summer, going 104-58 and winning the World Series with a self-assurance that still resonates.
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VOA on Wednesday posted a recording of police storming Sun's home as he gave an interview for one of its shows.
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But in other places, and especially outside the major conferences, court-storming is often viewed as part of college basketball's charm.
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Police then sealed off the headquarters of Chamisa's Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) before storming the building and arresting 16 people.
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President Donald Trump retweeted video footage showing protesters storming the Iranian consulate on Sunday night in the Iraqi city of Karbala.
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When we think of June 6, 1944, we visualize gray-scaled, blurry images of soldiers storming the shores of Omaha Beach.
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But Mr. Washington's revenge action film from Sony surpassed its expectations, storming past the jukebox musical to rake in $23 million.
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"There is a case at the end!" a group of youths chanted after storming an open space outside ZANU-PF headquarters.
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She was with her family nearby as the Israeli military sought to keep back thousands of Palestinian protesters storming the fence.
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It was a sharp contrast to Trump's storming out early at the last G7 and testimony to Macron's fleet-footed diplomacy.
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The newly released surveillance video shows Anderson and Graham storming into the supermarket, followed by the response of law enforcement vehicles.
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Bastille Day marks the storming of the Bastille fortress that held political prisoners in 1789, which led to the French Revolution.
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After storming the parliament, Bukele said a prayer from a seat normally occupied by the president of the parliament, Mario Ponce.
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In storming of the SCIF, GOPers seemed determined to demonstrate to the president that they are committed to his extreme methods.
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A Chinese journalist described hearing a glass break, while other news media reported seeing people angrily storming out of a room.
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Before storming into Ms. Halliburton's house, Officer Reynolds testified, he and his friends had been drinking in Nashville's Lower Broadway area.
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But for the city's pro-democracy movement, the response to Monday's unprecedented storming of the government headquarters looks a lot messier.
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The opposition says 113 people were killed in the storming of a civilian protest camp on Monday and a subsequent wider crackdown.
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Authorities say they take migrants south to protect them from smugglers and prevent migrants from storming the borders with Ceuta and Melilla.
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Trump visited France earlier this year during Bastille Day, a July 14 holiday marking the storming of the Bastille prison in 1789.
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Two videos posted on Twitter show police dressed in riot gear storming into an apartment in Shenzhen, Guangdong Province, at 5 a.m.
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Making matters worse, the very people storming the SCIF are the among the most at risk of compromise from a sophisticated adversary.
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He says the childhood treat that is storming New York is a symptom of a deeper problem for the city's dining scene.
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Uncertainty over the trade war has sent investors storming towards U.S. Treasuries, a Bank of America Merrill Lynch's fund manager survey showed.
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But with a single speech he can spark a protest that ends up in with hundreds of Iraqi Shiites storming their parliament.
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As well as to protect against gunfire, the new barriers are also designed to prevent attackers from storming the site in vehicles.
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" Why it matters: "Socialism is storming back because it has formed an incisive critique of what has gone wrong in Western societies.
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It probably exasperated him, but he was not the type to go storming out in search of some fuller-blooded spiritual alternative.
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It has been 75 years since upward of 150,000 Allied troops began storming the beaches of Normandy by air, land, and sea.
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At an uncharacteristically late dinner, Rose orders steak tartare — her dog Simone's favorite — and Abe melts down, storming out of the restaurant.
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Those in the know can combine the two before storming the battlefield in order to drain the qi of the enemy team.
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Hence, too, its storming result on October 20th in Witney, the posh, Remain-voting parliamentary seat in Oxfordshire vacated by David Cameron.
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With tensions escalating as subsequent demonstrations in Tehran led to the storming of the Saudi Embassy and a severing of diplomatic ties.
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"She was more relaxed, her neuro-storming stopped, she started smiling, laughing, swallowing, tracking with her eyes, and saying words," Carlson said.
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Lil Wayne got so pissed during his High Times performance ... he vowed to never return to the event, before storming off stage.
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By the time we've moved into accounts of young black people — children, in many cases — storming the streets, the chaos feels predestined.
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"Great at-bats all the way through," said Matheny, who watched his team cough up a 4-0 lead before storming back.
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It seems as if every week there's a new fundamental human right being trampled, demanding a flood of opposition storming the streets.
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The 2016 election was his storming of the proverbial mansion, a channeling of populist rage against these gatekeepers that they couldn't stop.
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More notably, the CH-R's only gearbox option is a CVT that drains much of the fun out of country road storming.
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"I think it's pretty reckless of Facebook, especially because I'm trying to direct people away from storming the base," Roberts told CNET.
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Mr. Addie, a Navy veteran, at first disputed the charges, storming into his local Rural/Metro fire department to question the suit.
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In 2018 and 85033, women and young voters across America are storming the Bastille of Trump's repulsive politics of bigotry and hate.
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The Supreme Court's conservative majority — stymied in recent years by one justice's sudden death and another's fickle behavior — has come storming back.
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Still, the extremely visible — and increasingly controversial — practice of such fans' storming the court to celebrate is regulated in a piecemeal fashion.
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The SEC appears to have the strongest policy against court-storming, one that has been in place for more than a decade.
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Opposition medics put the death toll at 118 in the storming of the camp outside Khartoum's Defence Ministry and subsequent security crackdown.
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In France, the July 14 national holiday commemorates the storming of the Bastille prison in 1789, as part of the French Revolution.
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There were no fiery floor speeches, no storming of secure hearing rooms, and no name-calling from the Oval Office via tweet.
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But there was some confusion among campers about when the storming was supposed to start, since so many people arrived on Friday.
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At the "raid," there was no storming, there were no aliens, and there were no steel-eyed demands to expose government secrets.
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And after the story attracted media attention recently, many outsiders weighed in by calling local officials and storming the township's Facebook pages.
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" Hence stories of an unhinged Aniston fan storming Jolie's dinner table and trying to slap her, screaming, "Where is that homewrecking Angelina?!!
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The episode opens with the members preparing to assemble — and they do, by storming the Royal Dragon, where the Defenders are hiding out.
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If you thought storming into a highly secured government facility with your electronics but without permission was a smart idea, you'd be wrong.
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His potential firing over his love of Sweetgreen sent fans storming Twitter with #FreeScott and thankful for his presence in that night's game.
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That refusal sparked outrage in Iran, which culminated in the storming of the U.S. Embassy in Tehran and the taking of American hostages.
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He continues telling Silva she needs to "own" her mistakes and "be a woman," but Silva hits back at him before storming away.
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Robert Bowers used the platform to post racist and anti-Semitic memes before allegedly storming a Pittsburgh synagogue in October 2018, killing eleven.
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And I wonder if storming Area 51 is a way of retreating to a simpler, pre-9/11 view of the hidden things.
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The most dramatic example of the growing drive towards more radical, direct action was the storming of the city's legislature on July 1.
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Television footage and in-car cameras showed Raikkonen making a storming getaway from fourth on the grid and around Verstappen on the outside.
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Hopkins' character — known only as "Sir" — is an unpredictable presence, storming into the theater with little regard for the repercussions of his actions.
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It was the familiar Mendes: lazily circling the cage and drawing his opponent forward before storming back towards them with lightning fast haymakers.
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Meanwhile, the Russian government has sponsored a mock-up Reichstag for a park outside Moscow, so that young people can practice storming it.
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Anyway, he is still clearly upset with Molly for establishing boundaries in their affair and their curt exchange ends with Molly storming off.
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The 31-year-old eighth seed Kuznetsova rose to the occasion in the tiebreakers, storming out to a 6-2 lead in each.
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But on Thursday he recognized the gravity of what Allied forces had pulled off 22019 years ago in storming the beaches of France.
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I told him to go f--- himself before storming off, knowing full well that he didn't have another driver on shift that night.
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Julia from the NRA fulfils her deal by storming into Austen's office and threatening to yank his funding and his wife's legal clients.
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Berlin is quietly storming following the September 24th German parliamentary elections that brought about significant changes in the ideological composition of the Bundestag.
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The nonracist characters are professional allies; one is actually martyred, in a ludicrous series of events, after storming away from a racist relative.
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They talk of storming Eden, of the patriarch Jacob's wife's womb, of coming to the kingdom of heaven, of a child being born.
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Instead of covering the storming of the Legislative Council in July, for instance, China's state-controlled media showed propaganda celebrating the 1997 handover.
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An investigation into the storming of the sit-in had concluded and the results would be announced on Saturday, the military council said.
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The Russians had staged a pogrom against the Jewish residents of a village — an organized act of ethnic persecution — storming a wedding celebration.
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These attacks culminated in a rocket strike that killed an American and wounded others, then the attempted storming of our embassy in Baghdad.
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Pelosi and Schumer reopened their obstructionist playbook yet again last week, storming out of a White House meeting about the strategy in Syria.
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She heard nothing from him — not even a message to check if she got home ok after storming off the night things ended.
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"Rogue One," the first "Star Wars" stand-alone movie, will begin storming multiplexes on Thursday night, and those questions will finally be answered.
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The Kurdish-led administration in northern Syria said in a statement that 950 IS supporters escaped after attacking guards and storming the gates.
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Denver came storming back, using a 26-1193 surge in the last 6:33 of the period to cut the deficit to four.
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"The Americans have never forgotten the storming of their embassy in Tehran and the hostage-taking," says Sarkis Naoum, a leading regional analyst.
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When the protests first erupted on Thursday, police used tear gas and rubber bullets to prevent crowds of protesters from storming Georgia's parliament.
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It took a political crisis, culminating in nationalists storming parliament and beating up MPs, including Mr Zaev, in April 2017, to bring decisive change.
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The 2016 world champions quickly put the disappointment behind them, storming to 5-2 lead after four ends against the Norwegians and never trailed.
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Wushu Watch: Dojo Storming for a Better TomorrowOn the other hand, however, it is a good thing that these campaigns were not entirely successful.
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The Targaryens' remaining dragon stock took its last major hit during the Storming of the Dragonpit, which took place during the Targaryen civil war.
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When Tom Sandoval attempts to calm Jax down, he responds with an unintelligible rant before finally storming away and punching that poor phone booth.
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The Sunrise Movement was launched to fame through its members storming the halls and offices of Congress last fall, following the 2018 midterm elections.
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It is unlike political theater — press hits, speeches, storming a "sensitive compartmented information facility" at the Capitol — which politicians use to sway public opinion.
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Saudi Arabia, the world's biggest oil exporter, cut diplomatic ties with Iran on Sunday in response to the storming of its embassy in Tehran.
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They bounced back from those defeats in emphatic fashion, storming out to a 28-10 lead and staying in complete control throughout the game.
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Deciding he hadn't done enough damage, he served me one final blow before storming out of the room: 'You look old, hard and cheap.
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"What group here in Iran benefits politically from storming an embassy?" a former member of the Iranian National Security Council, Aziz Shahmohammadi, asked rhetorically.
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It's all a big joke, of course, but the event has sparked some hilarious memes illustrating why storming Area 51 is a terrible idea.
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This culture of protest dates back to the days of the Revolution, and the storming of the Bastille was the start of it all.
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Duchene had two goals to help Ottawa take a 383-2 lead after the second period, but Colorado came storming back in the third.
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Just few months in—after storming off stage and walking out of a radio interview—Bieber had some things to get off his chest.
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Snooki storming out of the "Jersey Shore" house and threatening to quit was caused by some bad blood with her old foe, Angelina Pivarnick.
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By no means all Middle Eastern Christians are convinced that a storming intervention by Western powers is the right thing to save their communities.
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Those plans were railroaded when a cop noticed him storming around Atlanta's Moreland Avenue, eventually tranquilizing him for being armed and unwilling to cooperate.
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A famous Ron Stoner photograph from the '60s shows a Marine M.P. wearing a sidearm, storming off the beach with a single-fin shortboard.
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The Hornets trailed 2753-2275 five minutes into the third quarter before storming back to cut the deficit to 24-28 after three quarters.
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Earlier, Spanish government bond yields dipped close to more than two-year lows earlier after a storming 15-year bond sale the day before.
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Someone using the codename Arnold has scripted everything from her rebirth to her rebellion to her screaming, "These are my decisions!" and storming out.
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Then the Twins come storming back in the third and load the bases, forcing the second pitching change of the game for the Yankees.
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Instead, the Russian side smashed through their visitors, storming to a 222-0 victory paving the way for an unlikely qualification from their group.
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Alexander Vindman's blockbuster testimony against TrumpIntelligence veterans say Republicans storming a secure congressional facility was a 'thuggish' and 'offensive' stunt that risked national security
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One of the articles about the incident said that the Belmont raceway was heightening security in preparation for animal rights protesters storming the track.
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"Storming The Wall, Climate Change, Migration and Border Security," by Todd Miller, and "This Land Is Our Land, An Immigrant's Manifesto," by Suketu Mehta.
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The US responded with an airstrike on the militias, in turn leading to militiamen storming the US embassy in Baghdad on New Year's Eve.
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Under Mr. Buhari, a former general, soldiers have made major gains against Boko Haram, storming forest hide-outs and scattering fighters into the countryside.
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As riot police tried storming a campus occupied by activists, they were met by protesters fighting back with Molotov cocktails and bows-and-arrows.
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FAANG has come storming back in 143 Still, investors seem less worried now that the best days for tech leaders might be behind them.
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The Kurdish-led administration in northern Syria said in a statement that 785 Islamic State supporters escaped after attacking guards and storming the gates.
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The holiday commemorates the storming of the Bastille, a prison used to hold political prisoners, by the anti-government forces during the French Revolution.
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Our first daughter is 10 years old and has recently started the tween-age rite of passage of occasionally storming off to her room.
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They used the cover of thick fog to scale the campus' rear walls, before storming student dormitories and classrooms and executing people at will.
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Trump last week accepted Macron's invitation to visit France for the nation's holiday, which commemorates the storming of the Bastille during the French Revolution.
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Duchene had two goals to help Ottawa take a 242-2 lead after the second period, but Colorado came storming back in the third.
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Panpayak boxed off but Superlek kept storming forward for old buddy clinches and socked Panpayak with some meaty looking round knees to the midsection.
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The executions led to widespread protests in the Middle East, especially in predominately Sh'ite Iran, which culminated with protesters storming the Saudi embassy in Tehran.
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However, in last week's episode, their first meeting ending with Villanelle taking a sturdy book to Aaron's face after he belittled her and storming out.
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On Thrones, he played a giant in Mance Rayder's Wildling army who met his fate while storming the tunnel below Castle Black in season 4.
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About 700 migrants amassed near the border early Friday before storming the fence, and 498 migrants managed to cross into Spanish territory, the source said.
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In several videos from different angles, protesters Sam Sododeh, 22016, and Brazeen Soroudi, 261, can be seen storming the ballroom floor wearing anti-Lochte shirts.
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House Republicans address reporters on Wednesday before storming a closed-door impeachment inquiry hearing to object to the way Democrats have run the investigation. Rep.
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It's like storming Area 51, except instead of idiot social media celebrities doing it, it's elected political representatives doing it to get airtime on Fox.
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The Mets had just staged a repeat, storming back to upend the Washington Nationals, 210-5, with nine runs in the eighth at Citi Field.
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It fell to Andrea Nahles, the SPD's leader in the Bundestag, to give the storming pro-GroKo speech that Mr Schulz did not quite produce.
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If not, at least in the present moment for both stylists and survivalists, the G-Wagen makes its case for storming the streets with swagger.
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Adan, 22, is suspected of storming the mall and stabbing 10 people Saturday night before he was shot dead by an off-duty police officer.
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Fair-weather investors are also already storming back into the space, asking for meetings with entrepreneurs whose pitches they once dismissed, according to several founders.
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The prank sparks a wide variety of responses, including tears, tantrums, the silent treatment, storming out of rooms and some physical outbursts like Ruffalo experienced.
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It just takes that right spark of energy, and the next thing you know, there's a room full of people storming the local state building.
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Suddenly what appears to be a well-structured incident response (IR) plan on paper can turn into a confusing "storming session" around who owns what.
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And I think, you know, that process of storming and norming and developing a community is going to be challenging under the best of circumstances.
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One of the Rockets players reportedly involved in storming the locker room was Gerald Green -- who was also at dinner with Gordon after the game.
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Infinite Warfare's shield robots fill this door-breaching role for the Settlement Defense Front, chasing the player out of their position and frequently storming rooms.
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LSU came storming out of the locker room, scoring the first eight points for a 13-0 run that began late in the first half.
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Storming in with a kick and some punches, Walker slapped a double collar tie on the flustered Rountree, a great position for a taller man.
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Gunmen shot swimmers and sunbathers before storming into several hotels in Grand Bassam, 40 km (25 miles) from the commercial capital, Abidjan, on March 13.
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Kendra Harrison delivered the biggest surprise of the meet with the fastest women's 100-meter hurdles in 28 years, storming to victory in 12.24 seconds.
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Like her sister Serena, Venus Williams also came storming back from a slow start, defeating No. 12 Carla Suárez Navarro, 7-6 (3), 43-4.
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Joe Walsh (R-Ill.) tweeted Thursday that Republicans would have been "storming the White House" during if former President Obama ever considered such a plan.
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That group was blamed by Washington for the 2012 storming of a U.S. diplomatic compound in Benghazi that killed the ambassador and three other Americans.
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Assange's prosecution and Trump's rhetoric may not be as dramatic as a phalanx of FBI agents storming into The Washington Post's newsroom or CNN's studios.
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Planned Parenthood should welcome the release of these public records--and yet they and their allies are again storming into court to suppress the evidence.
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From storming the halls of Congress to striking from the halls of their schools, it seems the kids these days are ready for climate action.
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READ: Roger Stone communicated with Russian hacker Guccifer 2.0 during the campaign CNN posted video of law enforcement officials storming Stone's house at 6 a.m.
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The viral "Storm Area 251" event finally happened on Friday night, but there was no storming to be done, and just lots of standing around.
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She got really shrill and annoying, he was yelling, and they kept trying to calm each other down, but he ended up just storming off.
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Security forces were out in large numbers in Tehran on Monday, a day after armed protesters were repelled from storming military bases and police stations.
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During the national anthem, when some players predictably took a knee, he took calculated offense, storming out of the stadium and doing his boss proud.
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The charges stemmed from the storming of a fenced government square in 2014; that protest, and the police response, set off the Umbrella Movement demonstrations.
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Their leader, Ibrahim Zakzaky, has been held since 2015 when government forces killed around 350 people after storming an IMN compound and a nearby mosque.
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And when he sends the alien — a 6-foot-5 contortionist — storming down the halls on set after you, it does get your heart racing.
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Late in the round, Mayweather came storming back with a series of right hands, that had McGregor leaning on the ropes with his mouth open.
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Online gamers storming a virtual fortress in World of Warcraft have rare occasion to discuss other subjects, if only because they frequently live continents apart.
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At times, he has exaggerated threats, like talking up the caravans of migrants he claimed were storming the southern border before the 2018 midterm elections.
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Protests erupted at the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad last week, with demonstrators storming the compound and chanting "Death to America" in response to the strike.
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The attack was in response to the Indian government's storming of the Sikh shrine Golden Temple to tackle militants demanding a separate homeland in 1984.
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Police body cam footage, obtained by TMZ, shows Grieco angrily storming away from the American Airlines ticket counter in Dallas when a cop confronts him.
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Before storming the compound, protesters chanted "down USA, down USA," and wrote "resistance" in red letters on the walls of the embassy, according to reports.
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Because it's not like you can apply the same logic to an Ikea run as say storming a Best Buy and grabbing everything in sight.
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Mr. Tillerson, at one point, flew into a rage, throwing a five-inch-thick book across the room and storming out, perhaps for dramatic effect.
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Roberts had shifted away from encouraging a security breach at Area 51 and instead began offering Alienstock as counter-programming to storming the military facility.
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Sunday's shooting has echoes of the 2017 mass shooting in Sutherland Springs, TX ... where a gunman killed 26 people after storming the First Baptist Church.
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The Florida Republican orchestrated one of the most infamous GOP stunts this year: dozens of House Republicans storming a secure facility in the Capitol basement.
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The fight has featured, among other things, Panamanian authorities storming the hotel and Fintiklis playing piano in the lobby as a way to declare victory.
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German television showed pictures of heavily armed police, wearing helmets and body armor, storming the Kinopolis complex in Viernheim and a couple fleeing the building.
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Then, over the weekend, the group appeared to go back to its old playbook: storming a town with multiple fighters and leaving a path of destruction.
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We have hundreds of people coming out of the woodwork who have never taken any action on anything before, and now they're storming their congressmen's offices.
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The activists were initially charged after the storming of the parliament but a lower court in 2013 ruled they had no criminal intent during the incident.
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Abdul Amir Rasheed Yarallah, commander of Iraqi forces in Nineveh province, said counterterrorism forces continued to clear al-Mamoun and were storming the Wadi Hajjar neighborhood.
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Mieke Eoyang, a former Democratic House Intelligence Committee staffer, tweeted Wednesday that storming the SCIF and taking in cellphones amounted to a serious national security issue.
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Ivan Krastev SOFIA, Bulgaria — The millions of people storming the borders of the European Union today are right to believe that migration is the best revolution.
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House Republicans successfully delayed a deposition after storming the sensitive compartmented information facility last Wednesday in protest of the way Democrats have conducted the impeachment process.
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A onetime truck driver who frequently posted anti-Semitic slurs online, Bowers is accused of storming the Tree of Life synagogue during Saturday services on Oct.
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The scenes of hired Purge gangs storming into Staten Island's streets, covered in white supremacy symbols, echo recent news footage of openly racist rallies and marches.
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Things would usually end in an argument, with one of us yelling something like, 'But, like, how do you add a layer?' and storming out frustrated.
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The introduction ends with the message "Change had to come," before transitioning to a scene of police loudly and forcefully storming into an unlicensed black club.
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The Sabres came storming back in the second with two power-play goals following a four-minute high-sticking penalty to Minnesota right winger Nino Niederreiter.
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He took two steps forward, picked a pair of boxes off the nearest stack and strode up the ramp with them as if storming a castle.
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But in his new, best-selling book Devil's Bargain: Steve Bannon, Donald Trump, and The Storming of the Presidency, Businessweek's Joshua Green has done just that.
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As long as fans refrain from storming the field to hug him moving forward, Los Angeles should be looking forward to a deep run into October.
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Then almost instantly it seems you are storming into Turn Four where Pippa Mann, the only woman in this year's race, has crashed twice during practice.
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"The storming of al-Aqsa mosque compound by Israeli occupation forces this Eid morning is an act of recklessness and aggression," she said in a statement.
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The Portugal international was visibly unhappy with being replaced for the second game running by Paolo Dybala, exchanging words with Sarri before storming down the tunnel.
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The candidate that no one will be watching Thursday is Ohio Governor John Kasich, the last blue-blood left standing in the storming of the GOP.
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The Knicks led by double figures throughout the third quarter and were in front 2120-2115 with 2121:2119 left when the Rockets began storming back.
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Delivered the performance of the year in the Travers Stakes at Saratoga in August, storming to victory by 13 1/2 lengths in a track record.
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It does not help that the company's archrival in China, the internet conglomerate Tencent, is also storming into many of these same businesses, including traditional retail.
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Tanks rolled down the Champs-Élysées, the Arc de Triomphe framed behind them, memorializing the storming of the Bastille that helped set off the French Revolution.
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Second seed Petra Martic of Croatia was initially frustrated by lucky loser Usue Maitane Arconada before storming back to win 5-7 6-4 6-4.
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Royal riot The queen was paid less than her co-star on "The Crown," and now the citizens of Netflix are storming the castle with pitchforks.
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Saudi Arabia cut diplomatic ties with Iran following protests — including the storming of the Saudi embassy in Tehran — after Saudi Arabia executed a popular Shiite cleric.
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Sanchez had expectations, however, and his team fulfilled them, storming to a first continental title with seven wins in seven matches — four against former Asian champions.
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In video of Marlon's tantrum, obtained by TMZ, you hear him seemingly call at least one referee a "motherf***er" before storming out of the gym.
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The group's leader, Ibrahim Zakzaky, has been held since 2015 when government forces killed around 350 people in a storming of its compound and a nearby mosque.
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The dojo storming is a proud and silly tradition in style-versus-style debates, not just true styles but even sub styles of the same martial arts.
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According to People, the women all popped out of a large box labeled "Made in Germany" before storming the red carpet at Klum's annual party last night.
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Storming onto the floor, Lexie starts ranting about how awful Harry is, and how Allie has basically created some sort of oligarchy between herself and the Guards.
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I didn't know it at the time, but while the police were storming my apartment, she'd already been arrested and was being held downstairs in a van.
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Meanwhile, Donald Trump was storming toward the Republican presidential nomination on the strength of his call to build a massive wall on the southern border with Mexico.
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Khashoggi spoke of "whiskey liberals" who want to drink and have fun without worrying about the morality police storming in, and who are unconcerned about political freedom.
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"I will be here every year so that you see me and never forget me," one member shouted at Bankia's directors before storming out of the room.
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Since storming Congress in 2010 they have done their best to take it down, only to find themselves stymied by internal divisions over what might replace it.
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He said his supporters wanted to get near the Green Zone to make their voices heard by decision makers, and had no intention of storming it again.
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Tal Kayf is next target Iraqi troops are also advancing toward Tal Kayf and plan on storming the Chaldean town, the Iraqi Joint Operations Command said Saturday.
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An opposition legislator from the region, William Nzoghu denied the royal guards were armed and accused the government of using excessive force when storming the king's palace.
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Of this, $96,000 went to pay David Azbell for co-writing Hubbard's book, Storming the Statehouse: The Campaign that Liberated Alabama from 136 Years of Democrat Rule.
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It led to protests where Iranians threw petrol bombs, set fires and broke furniture after storming the Saudi embassy in the Iranian capital of Tehran on Sunday.
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But violence broke out late on Saturday and reports - including video footage - emerged on social media showing police storming the campus and beating female and male students.
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In Tunis on Tuesday police fired tear gas in two districts and also fired gas at a crowd storming a supermarket of France's Carrefour, a witness said.
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This meant that the almost autistic, self-contained world of this quartet of westerners could be shattered by the storming power of the island and its inhabitants.
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However, Gardner later tweeted additional details, explaining that it was storming at the concert and the couple appeared to be taking cover from the bad weather.
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Hundreds of protesters gathered outside Kensington and Chelsea town hall in London Friday, eventually storming the building as they demanded answers following Tuesday's deadly Grenfell Tower blaze.
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But what has come "storming back," according to a Thursday report in The New York Times, is "a new black lung epidemic" in some of those communities.
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The Washington Post reported Thursday that Cuomo accused the agency of storming private properties without warning, without identifying themselves and without a warrant to make any arrests.
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One local source told CNN on Saturday that during protests in the city, his family witnessed a mob storming the governor's office and setting it on fire.
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"I don't recall any abrupt ending of the meeting or people storming out or anything like that," Sondland said, pushing back on Volker's characterization of the meeting.
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The massive UFO-themed festival is slated for September 19th to the 22nd, the same weekend that the original storming of Area 51 was supposed to occur.
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Conor McGregor is apologizing for storming the cage and getting violent with MMA officials during Bellator 187 in Dublin last week ... but he's still trashing the referee.
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Daniel Cormier says Brock Lesnar better not try to pull any cage-storming antics at UFC 230 ... because he ain't gonna be so nice this time around.
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It's downright cartoony; multi-colored, anthropomorphized cubes with arms and legs, storming the highways of "Bloc City" to fend off the ambiguous incursions of an imaginary government.
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On Thursday, they held their most full-throated virtual rally, storming social media platforms with positive vaccine messages and the hashtag #DoctorsSpeakUp, #NursesSpeakUp, #ResearchersSpeakUp, #ParentsSpeakUp and #TeachersSpeakUp.
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You see hizzoner storming at the car and leaning in to berate the valet, and after a couple seconds ... lunges his head forward into the car window.
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Since I had broken up with my ex, I no longer worried about him lashing out at me or storming from the house at some perceived slight.
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On the south end of the island, we lingered silently for a few minutes at Asan Bay, where American troops came storming back, on July 21, 1944.
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His ghost of Christmas present entails sewing himself into the couch during an office party, ending in him bursting from the couch completely nude and storming off.
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The pair attempted to have a civil dinner ("not a date," per Lewis) a week later, but the reality star ended up storming out in a rage.
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I grew up believing in the men storming Omaha Beach, the extraordinary ordinary Americans whose spirit returned when everyday American passengers together thwarted terrorists on Flight 93.
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After all I had seen that day, I was sure storming across that creek would be the last thing I did on earth, but I lucked out.
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Trump signed off on the operation to kill Soleimani after Iranian-backed militia members responded to the U.S. strikes by storming the U.S. Embassy compound in Baghdad.
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The meeting concluded with Hafter storming out before making any agreements, and Haftar and GNA Prime Minister Fayez al-Serraj refused to be in the same room.
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Funny enough, Chris ended up doing what celebs often do ... signing the merch and storming away, a la Larry David -- who recently went through something very similar.
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But compulsory voting means this movement is more gradual: a slow-motion accumulation of developments rather than the rapid agitation of an energized minority storming the barricades.
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Some wondered whether "Game of Thrones" would come storming back after its sabbatical and reclaim the award after winning the top prize in both 2015 and 2016.
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Storming out a meeting after saying "bye-bye" isn't a good look for any president, Democrats believe, but particularly one who ran on his ability to negotiate.
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Mr. Bulger, then already a felon, came storming out of the house with a carving knife, stabbed the basketball, then yanked it out and stabbed the kid.
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Imports of ferronickel surged 60 percent in 2016 from the prior year, with Indonesia storming back with a 250 percent increase to 20173,097 tonnes, a 71 percent share.
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War Machine, 35, did not take the stand, but his attorneys admitted he assaulted the pair after storming into Mack's home and finding her in bed with Thomas.
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Last year, a speech by Sadr following an attack in Baghdad by ISIS sparked a massive protest that ended with Iraqis storming the city's Parliament and Green Zone.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German magazine Focus said on Tuesday that police special forces were storming a hangar at Berlin's defunct Tempelhof airport, which now houses a refugee accommodation center.
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Trump has given himself a major role in the campaigns, storming the country for Republican candidates, and setting himself up for credit or blame depending on the outcome.
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He ends up storming out, but later, when Catherine (Debbie Allen) is super cold to him and Gemma texts him to apologize, he's suddenly reconsidering his romantic choices.
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A quick search on YouTube reveals thousands of videos of parents storming into their kids' rooms, unplugging the computers or gaming consoles, and smashing the devices into bits.
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Wang failed to win a game in the opening set against Russia's Anna Blinkova before storming back to win 0-6 210-26 27-24 in 26 minutes.
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When you came storming into preschool in a nightgown and rollers, barefoot, screaming at my principal, I knew I was gonna grow up to be just like you.
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Last month, soon after the woman's video went viral, the Beijing police appeared to step up raids, storming five hospitals in the Haidian district and arresting 11 scalpers.
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On Friday Cem Özdemir, the former Green party leader, gave a storming speech accusing the AfD of "despising everything modern Germany stands for", electrifying the once-sleepy Bundestag.
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To cap it all, that evening there was to be a re-enactment of a battle with China—"Grand Spectacle: Storming of the Chinese Peiho Forts", advertisements proclaimed.
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Partway through filming, Kim gets fed up with the racism in the scene and throws a tantrum, storming across the set and shouting in an exaggerated Asian accent.
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The real question for Cruz, at this point, is whether he thinks he can pull this off, in full sight of everyone, without the crowd storming the ring.
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In a statement, the Hong Kong government said it "strongly condemns the protesters who blatantly challenged the national sovereignty by maliciously besieging and storming" the liaison office building.
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German television showed pictures of heavily-armed police, wearing helmets and body armor, storming the Kinopolis complex in Viernheim, south of Frankfurt, and a couple fleeing the building.
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Sanders, campaigning in his home territory, is looking to show voters and party stalwarts that he can be something more than a left wing radical storming the gates.
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Video and images from the scene showed government supporters -- some wearing bandanas and carrying Venezuela's tricolor flag -- storming the assembly building and pushing open its massive wooden doors.
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U.S. rider King attacked Kazakhstan's Stalnov a couple of hundred meters before the end, storming past him for his first stage win since the 2016 Tour of California.
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Advancing toward the Old City Police, counterterrorism and army units started storming the al-Zanjili district and headed toward the Old City, said federal police head, Lt. Gen.
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The group's leader Ibrahim Zakzaky has been held since 2015 when government forces killed around 350 people in a storming of the group's compound and a nearby mosque.
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They also were pre-crying because the scene was supposed to start with Charlie storming out and Marnie being, like, 'I think we should break up,' or whatever.
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Canada nearly equalized in the 53rd minute when Alphonso Davies found space after storming down the left wing but his shot went just wide of the far post.
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The storming of the consulate came hours after Iraq's most revered Shi'ite cleric called for a political shakeup in Baghdad and a halt to violence against the protesters.
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MMA has not been 'the fastest growing sport in the world' for some time, but that doesn't mean it is not storming forwards at a rate of knots.
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Tensions between Iran and Saudi Arabia have escalated following the execution of a Shiite cleric by the Saudi government, and the storming of the Saudi embassy in Tehran.
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Westwood was also present in 2012 at Medinah Country Club outside Chicago, where the Europeans produced an even more improbable comeback victory, also storming back from 10-6.
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Elsewhere, Southern European bonds rallied as Spain generated storming demand for a 15-year bond sale, with order books exceeding 44 billion euros, according to International Financing Review.
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She remembered that when the attacks started, she saw men with torches storming into the family's backyard and her mother acting to protect her and her three siblings.
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After a January meeting with Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer that ended with Trump storming out, the White House simply stopped inviting Democratic leadership to negotiations.
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This leads to the show's most explosive shot: Gianina storming out of the venue and onto a rustic street, dry-clean-only dress flapping in the Atlanta wind.
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A group of more than 150 people caused a 48-minute delay at the annual Harvard-Yale football game after storming the field for a climate change protest.
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Police storming the building where the shooting unfolded found the assailant dead of an apparently self-inflicted gunshot wound, Milwaukee police chief Alfonso Morales told reporters Wednesday evening.
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"In the event the regime advances..., either we will die storming the Turkish wall and fleeing with our families...or slaughter ourselves by turning ourselves over," said Abdelkarim.
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LOS ANGELES — A torrential downpour could not keep the murder-obsessed and crime-fixated young women from storming the Orpheum Theater in downtown Los Angeles early this spring.
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Caracas (CNN)Venezuela's political future remains murky, after a dramatic showdown today began with opposition lawmakers storming parliament, and ended with tear gas in the streets of Caracas.
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That finally causes the crowd to erupt into the dysfunction the policemen desired to pre-empt, with concertgoers storming the stage to fight for ownership of the shrapnel.
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Max Vinetz, a graduate student at Rice University who lives in Houston, said it had been "storming all day" on Thursday, enough for his school to cancel classes.
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Five more people were shot dead by the gunmen storming the mall, and six others were killed when those same assailants detonated their explosive vests, the sources said.
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This was the first of its kind as far as storming Area 51," said Jeffrey Gonzalez, a paranormal investigator who was in the first wave, "We stormed it.
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While searches for "alien" also spiked in July, Pornhub statisticians found that extraterrestrial porn was already a fairly popular genre even before "storming Area 51" became a meme.
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For example, Republicans, lacking proper clearances, delayed an official's deposition by storming a secure room -- a sensitive compartmented information facility (SCIF) -- where a deposition was scheduled in October.
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" After the event went viral, the Air Force even warned those willing to try storming the base that the military "stands ready to protect America and its assets.
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The biggest draw is the Affordable Care Act, whose supporters are following the Tea Party playbook and storming legislator meetings much as anti-Obamacare protesters did in 2009.
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"All I remember was being in the shower and him storming in, opening the shower, and then with his fists just beating me to a pulp," Schultz said.
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They are definitely not classically fascist—there are no partisan paramilitaries storming through the streets (yet)—but they belong in the same family tree of extreme reactionary politics.
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After storming out of the room, he hits up a night club, where meets a prostitute and takes her back to his place…where Kelly is waiting to apologize.
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They reunited the next morning for the Bastille Day parade, which marks the storming of the Bastille on July 14, 1789, a key moment in France's fight for independence.
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Nishikori broke in Thiem's first two service games in each set, storming out to a 22-43 lead in the first and a 24-22 advantage in the second.
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Patty was on the sill when the explosive Sister Priscille, even angrier than usual, came storming into the room, punched Sally on the arm, and told her to leave.
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Dozens of GOP lawmakers delayed a deposition on Wednesday by about five hours after storming into a secure room in the Capitol to protest the handling of the inquiry.
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They postponed the march after police used tear gas and fired rubber bullets to stop crowds angered by the visit of a Russian lawmaker from storming the parliament building.
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Previous reports from near his Illinois home describe a distressed, anxious, and volatile young man who, in one instance, waved his AR-23 at a coworker before storming out.
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Upon hitting the wall with Grant in a besotted argument, I'd vent my furious frustration by storming into my car, slamming it into reverse and out onto the street.
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In 2013, Bieber had a water bottle heaved at him during a concert in São Paulo, Brazil resulting in the star dropping his microphone and storming off the stage.
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Kolomoisky fell out with Poroshenko in a dispute over state-owned energy companies that culminated in armed and masked men storming state-owned energy company UkrTransNafta in March 2015.
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"We watched as his pauses got milliseconds longer, waiting for the last light to decay before storming back into a flurry of epileptic micro light blasts," the duo says.
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Court storming is enjoyable, so if you're going to storm the court when you beat Kansas, go ahead and storm the court when you beat Mississippi Valley State, too.
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In Jordan, the Foreign Affairs Ministry summoned the Iranian ambassador to complain about the storming of the Saudi diplomatic mission in Iran, according to the official Petra news agency.
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This time, instead of demanding #Justice for A$AP Rocky or storming Area 51, it's lobbying to bump Halloween from October 31 to the last Saturday of the month.
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Birdman came ready for war when he walked into a radio interview ... then dropped a bunch of threats on "The Breakfast Club" hosts before storming out of their studio.
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Other high-grade euro zone bonds were unchanged on the day, though Southern European bond yields dropped sharply on storming demand for Spain's ongoing 15-year syndicated bond deal.
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However, the U.S. official said Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's statement of regret this week over the embassy storming, which Riyadh accused Tehran of tacitly encouraging, was "significant".
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Relations between Saudi Arabia and Iran, already tense, have deteriorated in recent weeks with the Saudi execution of a Shiite cleric and Iranians storming the Saudi Embassy in Tehran.
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KHARTOUM (Reuters) - Sudan said on Monday it was cutting diplomatic ties with Iran after the storming of the Saudi Arabian Embassy in Tehran and consulate building elsewhere in Iran.
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A group of congressional Republicans protesting the closed-door depositions disrupted the scheduled hearing by storming the secure closed space in which the interview was set to be conducted.
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Then a group of Republicans revealed they were pretty worried by going full Laura Loomer and storming into a closed-door impeachment hearing in an unruly act of defiance.
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While all of the niceties were indeed quite nice, I couldn't help but root for the dramatic storming outs and cringe-inducing missteps needed to spice up each episode.
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People without sufficient respect for their obvious superiors were, they tried to warn us, storming the media, and they would soon run earnestness and respect out of the industry.
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Spanish riot police reportedly used rubber bullets and batons against members of the public trying to vote on Sunday, as well as storming polling stations to seize ballot boxes.
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He followed four early birdies with four consecutive bogeys on the front nine before storming home with six birdies and three pars to claim his first PGA Tour title.
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The young rookie rocketed into prominence by winning the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open in October, storming from seven strokes behind with a bogey-free 10-under-par 61.
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A Facebook event focused on storming the infamous Area 51 United States Air Force base started as a joke, but has since taken on a life of its own.
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On Thursday this week, the two sides clashed again when Zhong and Frontier accused HNA of storming HKA's head offices and removing documents - claims denied by an HKA spokesperson.
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The storming of the legislature also shows just how high tensions are in Hong Kong — although those who bombarded the government building are just a relatively small splinter group.
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"The fact that you are a woman means we will have no more women presidents because we tried one and she fucking sucked," Amy tells Selina, before storming out.
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Their claim that the GOP is being shut out of the process — which ostensibly served as the basis for the storming of the room — also doesn't make much sense.
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Abdullah had recently been appointed prosecutor for Khartoum, a role in which he was overseeing an investigation into the storming of the sit-in, state news agency SUNA said.
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He can only stand there, clutching the scrunched-up remains of his 'INVINCIBLES?' back-page spread, mocked up in preparation for Manchester City's storming unbeaten run into late November.
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The storming of the US embassy by revolutionaries in Tehran and a subsequent hostage siege helped doom then-President Jimmy Carter to a single term in the 1980 election.
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Fizdale called the work of the veteran crew of Danny Crawford, Rodney Mott and Bill Spooner "unprofessional" and "unacceptable" before slamming his fist on a table and storming off.
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NO. 7: KURT SANDERLING, STUTTGART RADIO SYMPHONY (Hänssler Classic) Dark and foreboding at times, heaven-storming at others, this is a masterly, often overlooked Seventh, both unusual and convincing.
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In 1859, Brown holed up with 18 men—13 white and five black—in a farmhouse to plan the storming and seizure of the federal armory at Harper's Ferry.
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Photo Credit: Jasmine Safaeian On Friday, headliner Skrillex played a storming nighttime DJ set, the beginnings of what would grow into an epic 36-hour sonic journey across the city.
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Foremost among those is amphibious operations, a form of warfare Japan invented with its storming ashore to conquer Pacific islands in the months after the Pearl Harbor attack, Mizokami said.
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For every Gracie family or Kano Jiu Jitsu dojo storming where an important and overlooked principle of combat is proven, there are a hundred that are just stupid beyond words.
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Zolciak-Biermann left RHOA halfway through season 5, storming out during a group dinner when she was 35 weeks pregnant with her son Kash Kade (who turns 5 in August).
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Gretchen ReindlWayne, Pa. To the Editor: Coverage of House G.O.P. members storming the committee impeachment inquiry proceedings put me in mind of my time in Kathmandu, Nepal, in 2009-2010.
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For years now, they have been storming the streets of Athens when the occasion calls for it, and taken a few bricks in the face for the sake of equality.
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Five years after storming the awards circuit with his historical drama 12 Years a Slave, director Steve McQueen is roaring back to the big screen with a star-studded thriller.
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However, Saturday's execution of a cleric whose death Iran had warned would "cost Saudi Arabia dearly", and the storming of the kingdom's Tehran embassy, raised the pitch of the rivalry.
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Cue the bride screaming and sobbing, shouting, 'The wedding's off!!!' while storming out the place followed by the groom stark naked covering his nether regions with his hands apologizing profusely.
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Loomer was arrested in New York in June after storming the stage of a production of Shakespeare&aposs "Julius Caesar" that has a character resembling Donald Trump who&aposs assassinated.
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"We should try to find consensus so that Albania does not become like Macedonia," he said referring to protesters' violent storming of parliament in the neighboring country late on Thursday.
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Tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran are particularly high after Saudi Arabia executed a Shia cleric earlier this month and angry Iranians responded by storming the Saudi embassy in Tehran.
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Although the conversation between the trio, which was moderated by Judge Lynn Toler, was calm initially, it quickly took a downward spiral, and ended in Sugar Bear storming off set.
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The idea for the parade came after Trump attended a national event in Paris for Bastille Day, a July 14 holiday marking the storming of the Bastille prison in 1789.
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While the U.S. Air Force has sternly warned against anyone actually storming the Area 51 base come September, we know of one base that you absolutely can, and should storm.
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In the third period, the desperate Capitals came storming back to tie the score, helped by a flurry of delay-of-game penalties for hitting the puck over the glass.
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"They're not storming figures but I think they're good enough to keep the Bank of England on track for a November rate hike," said Victoria Clarke, an economist with Investec.
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Calls to support groups and local non-governmental organizations have surged, particularly after storming of the legislative building, said Karman Leung, chief executive of one such group, Samaritans Hong Kong.
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But tactical successes are meaningless without a strategy, and it wore on Skinner and other C.I.A. personnel that they could rarely explain how storming Afghan villages made American civilians safer.
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Spiderlaw, the video's narrator, thinks that the images may be a nod to the storming of Normandy Beach in northern France — or D-Day, as it is often referred to.
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Some of his more eloquent supporters have analogized a vote for Trump to storming the cockpit of a hijacked plane, with the likelihood of a plane crash entirely factored in.
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TUNIS, Jan 9 (Reuters) - Tunisian police on Tuesday fired tear gas on protestors in the capital who were storming a Carrefour supermarket in an anti-government protest, a witness said.
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They also conflated legal immigrants to Britain from Europe with refugees from Syria, Iraq and elsewhere, portraying them as storming the country's shores and threatening the country's economy and security.
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Later, the counterterrorism forces, which took the lead in liberating other Iraqi cities, like Ramadi and Falluja, from the Islamic State, will join regular army units in storming the city.
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A lawyer for the Libyan Investment Authority told of a fund official's storming into a board room to scream obscenities at two Goldman bankers and telling them to leave Libya.
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Former White House official Fiona Hill recalled a dramatic meeting about the Trump's administration's quid pro quo with Ukraine that ended in former National Security Adviser John Bolton storming out.
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These days, the episode looms so large that it has been likened to the storming of the Bastille; we furiously debate who threw the first fist, or brick, or bottle.
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The garrison marked the anniversary with the release of a video showing PLA soldiers storming a Hong Kong-style street, complete with traditional Chinese characters and a Hong Kong taxi.
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The Afghan government and Taliban have clashed frequently in the last few days, including the storming of an Afghan military base on Friday that authorities blamed on the insurgent group.
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The scene was an ominous reminder of past such assaults, including in Benghazi and the 1979 storming of the U.S. Embassy in Tehran that led to the Iran hostage crisis.
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"We didn't have any intention to storm it because we leave on day before the actual storming dates, and we just wanted... to go there," Sweep told CNN affiliate KTNV.
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BEIJING — The action-packed, prime-time segment on Chinese state-run television featured an elite police force storming a gated desert compound and sprinting toward a white, three-story house.
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Calls to support groups and local non-governmental organisations have surged, particularly after storming of the legislative building, said Karman Leung, chief executive of one such group, Samaritans Hong Kong.
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This was a court-storming with a solid rationale behind it: in their four previous meetings with New Mexico State, the Antelopes had never lost by fewer than 17 points.
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But Sevastova came storming back to the sport in 2015 and clinched a U.S. Open quarter-final berth in 2016, her first appearance in the last eight at a Grand Slam.
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My childhood memories are peppered with images of the storming of the Iranian Embassy in London, the wagging finger of Ayatollah Khomeini, of fatwas and the burning of Salman Rushdie's novel.
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Take "storming the beaches" as a practical example - drone teams deployed in advance of warfighters could provide crucial real time data feeds regarding enemy movements, armaments, air defense and further threats.
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Trump is in Paris to join French President Emmanuel Macron for Bastille Day, which commemorates the storming of the Bastille on July 14, 1789, a turning point in the French Revolution.
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The Ledge also appeared on Rowan and Martin's Laugh In, storming off the stage in the middle of a song when the cast began to mimic his leaps and leg kicks.
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WASHINGTON — House Republicans pulled a stunt to derail impeachment proceedings on Wednesday, storming the classified room where depositions were taking place to highlight their complaints about Democrats' closed-door impeachment proceedings.
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It was a far cry from the violent clashes between protesters and riot police throughout the summer, with activists storming the legislature and targeting China's main Liaison Office in the city.
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Hong Kong police arrested and charged 12 people in connection with their involvement in anti-government protests and the storming of the legislature building on Monday, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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Later in the promo, Lowry tearfully explains "I don't want to face this" before the supertease cuts to a scene of her seemingly storming away from a Marriage Boot Camp exercise.
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This week, 13 mostly young activists were jailed for storming the Legislative Council in a separate incident, again after prosecutors pushed for harsher sentences than those handed down by lower courts.
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Ever since Steven Spielberg's recreation of the storming of Omaha Beach, the opening of Saving Private Ryan has been held up as the high bar for all war films to follow.
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This is the GREATEST reaction to Damian Lillard's game-winning shot Tuesday night -- his sister storming the court while screaming "That's my brother" ... and she got the whole thing on video!!!
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Turkey and the ruling Kurdish party in Erbil, the KDP, have blamed the PKK for other incidents in northern Iraq including the storming of a Turkish military camp earlier this year.
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The OIC, based in the Saudi city of Jeddah, gathered for an exceptional meeting called by Riyadh over the storming of its embassy and consulate by Iranian protesters on Jan. 2.
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We now know that as Donald Trump was storming to the Republican nomination, and later the White House, people close to him were interacting with individuals with ties to the Kremlin.
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Strong as Pirro claims to have seen the caravan with her own eyes, then plays footage of what appears to be shoppers in the U.S. storming a Walmart on Black Friday.
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Britain took the relay silver, with 100 breaststroke champion Adam Peaty swimming a storming second leg to haul his team up from sixth place to first, and Australia won the bronze.
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Riske, an American, followed up her victory at the grass-court tournament in Eastbourne, England, this month by storming to the finals in Nottingham, where she narrowly lost to Karolina Pliskova.
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One local source told CNN that during protests in Dorud, in the Lorestan province of western Iran, his family witnessed a mob storming the governor's office and setting it on fire.
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Though the polling was carried out during a period (late May and early June) in which Leave appeared to be storming ahead, it puts Remain on 53% and Leave on 47%.
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The attack in Grand Bassam, during which gunmen shot swimmers and sunbathers before storming into several hotels, also harmed French-speaking West Africa's largest economy, a rising star on the continent.
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A rebel official said the army and allied militia were also seeking to cut insurgent ground in the southwest in two by storming an air base close to the Jordanian border.
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In late April, about 30 nomadic Fulani herdsmen were blamed for storming St. Augustine's Roman Catholic Church in the rural Middle Belt and killing at least 17 worshipers and two priests.
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A vegan protester storming the stage of Joe Biden's victory speech on Super Tuesday got tackled by two unlikely linebackers: the candidate's wife, Jill Biden, and his senior adviser, Symone Sanders.
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The fusing of past and future served overt political goals in Nikolai Evreinov's re-enactment of the "Storming of the Winter Palace," staged in Petrograd in 21922, during the civil war.
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After the earlier attack, the U.S. military hit the Iran-backed militia the Trump administration blamed for the attack, which led to the militia's supporters storming the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad.
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As the riot police tried storming a campus occupied by activists, hundreds of protesters fought back with Molotov cocktails and bows and arrows, forcing the police to retreat, at least temporarily.
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I have a half marathon on Sunday that I don't feel prepared for so I head to the gym and run five miles on treadmill since it's been storming all day.
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He delivered a storming performance on the final leg to become the second French athlete to win three gold medals at a single Winter Games after Alpine skier Jean-Claude Killy.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Jay-Z's new confessional and political release, "4:44," finally entered the Billboard 200 album chart, storming to the top spot and scoring his 22017th No. 2603 release.
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Schumer told reporters immediately after the meeting that it had ended abruptly, with Trump storming out soon after it started because Pelosi said she would not support building a border wall.
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Prosecutors accused him and several accomplices of storming with guns into a Wells Fargo Bank in Hempstead, on Long Island, and stealing $375,710 before fleeing as they monitored police radio dispatches.
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Yet tensions rose when more than 100 migrants broke away from the crowd, storming the port, with 50 people successfully boarding a UK-bound passenger ferry named The Spirit of Britain.
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Violence flared in the Georgian capital late on Thursday, where police used tear gas and rubber bullets to stop crowds furious about the visit of a Russian delegation from storming parliament.
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Trump held the presser after storming out of a meeting with Democratic leaders Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer in which they were supposed to negotiate about an ever-elusive infrastructure bill.
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A couple of incidents did stand out: Friday's attack in Naples was noteworthy thanks to its potential ties to crime families and imagery of well-armed, masked assailants storming a public square.
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Attackers detonated a truck bomb outside the gates of the Dayah Hotel -- which is near the country's Parliament building and popular with lawmakers and government officials -- before storming inside, Somali police Maj.
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Wednesday's standoff stopped short of recent intense clashes, including the storming of the legislature and occupation of the airport, with police refraining from using tear gas or attempting to storm protesters' lines.
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ONE can read too much into the Liberal Democrats' storming performance at yesterday's by-election in Witney, the well-heeled Oxfordshire seat vacated by David Cameron's resignation from the House of Commons.
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Wednesday's standoff stopped short of recent intense clashes, including the storming of the legislature and occupation of the airport, with police refrained from using tear gas or attempting to storm protesters' lines.
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MMA fighter Conor McGregor pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct charges in a Brooklyn court Thursday after being arrested in April for storming an Ultimate Fighting Champion press event in New York City.
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LONDON, June 16 (Reuters) - Some people left a local town hall on Friday after storming the building in protest at a deadly London tower block fire, Reuters reporters at the scene said.
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The stunt that House Republicans pulled yesterday — storming a secure room in Congress, where sensitive national security matters are discussed, in order to halt an investigative hearing — was based on a falsehood.
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After referring to OG producer Larry Musnik as "white trash" and "a dumb, twisted, motherf—–," Abraham pushed him and declared that she would "never work with you guys again," before storming away.
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While 75 years ago they were enemies, the emotional video of their meeting showed that peace and forgiveness can still be found, decades after the storming of Omaha Beach in Normandy, France.
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According to a video from the Australian outlet, the passenger allegedly assaulted the airline staff in the terminal, pushing them out of his way before storming out onto onto the active airfield.
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According to family members and others to whom I've spoken, it was state security forces that did the storming, using armored vehicles against the sheikh's palace in Doha, the capital, last January.
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Spain, who had edged Serbia 65-59 in their opening group game, dominated from the start, storming to 20-9 in the opening quarter and never trailed the rest of the way.
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Since storming Congress in 2010, Republicans have tried their darndest to take down the ACA, better known as Obamacare, only to find themselves stymied by internal divisions over what would replace it.
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Apple's latest promotional video for the iPhone XS, released last September, includes a stunning scene: a massive avalanche storming down a mountaintop, enveloping everything below in an opaque cloud of white snow.
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As time expired the city's (possibly inebriated) citizens poured into the streets, tearing down light posts, turning over cars, storming the gates of city hall with kegs, and generally getting very weird.
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If you're one of the 1 million-plus people planning on storming Area 51 later this year -- you might wanna rethink that ... 'cause it ain't gonna be a walk in the park.
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Fourteen civilians were killed by the Soviet army in January 1991, prosecutors say, all but one of them during the storming of the state television headquarters and TV tower by Soviet paratroopers.
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It is notable that in Britain, as in other northern European countries, this is storming ahead a few years after the economic crisis, once some growth has returned and unemployment has fallen.
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Wilby's storming final few meters gave him the title ahead of Scotland's defending champion Ross Murdoch and Australia's Matt Wilson, while Willmott ended the reign of Hannah Miley in the 400m medley.
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Hezbollah fighters were seen on the ground storming the last town needed to complete the land bridge, and IRGC head Qassem Suleimani himself was filmed strolling through the town just hours later.
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The debate last Sunday between frontrunners, Merkel and the center-left Social Democratic Party (SPD) candidate Martin Schulz, was "polite and cordial," with none of the emotive storming common elsewhere in Europe.
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For nearly three months, hundreds of thousands of protesters have organized several large-scale marches, the storming of government buildings, widespread strikes around the city, and the shutting down of an airport.
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Chinese officials have denounced the protests, which in recent days have grown in intensity and have involved demonstrators storming the city's legislative assembly and spray-painting anti-Chinese slogans on the walls.
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The US Marine Corps is developing a robot breaching vehicle that can clear mines and other obstacles in the surf for forces storming a contested beach, Marine Corps Systems Command said recently.
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The Marines are planning to build big robot breachers that will clear mines and other man-made obstacles in the surf for troops storming contested beaches, Marine Corps Systems Command said recently.
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Mr. Showalter doesn't hang out in the house much, but the pack-rat motif allows him and his co-writer, Laura Terruso, to pad the story with some family storming and stressing.
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But the storming of the SCIF ultimately won't succeed in slowing down the pace of the impeachment inquiry or do anything to substantially rebut the allegations at the heart of the inquiry.
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President Donald Trump retweeted video footage showing protesters storming the Iranian consulate in the Iraqi city of Karbala on the eve of the 40th anniversary of the Iranian hostage crisis of 1979.
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Storming into a supermarket in the nearby town of Trebes, he shouted "God is Greatest" and shot dead a customer and an employee before taking the other 50-or-so shoppers hostage.
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And it seems the US did not take into consideration that the airstrikes would seriously embarrass the government of Iraq or could lead to reactions like a storming of the American Embassy.
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" In response, the governor of Virginia, Ralph Northam, has declared a state of emergency for Monday due to intelligence he says shows "a threat of an armed militia groups storming our capital.
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He was by French President Emmanuel Macron's side last summer in Paris to celebrate Bastille Day -- the annual celebration commemorating the storming of the Bastille, a seminal moment in the French Revolution.
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The invaders brazenly used blow torches to cut through Spain's border fence before storming the town and reportedly attacking Spanish police with electric saws and bottles filled with excrement and burning quicklime.
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At the meeting last week, the commissioners lived down to expectations, repeating their stale and baseless claims about hordes of noncitizens, former felons, dead people and other ineligible voters storming polling stations.
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Doyle believes that the storming of the US embassy was part of a wider Iranian strategy to distract Iraqis from the months of protests, starting in October, against Iranian interference in Iraq.
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According to El Universal, Álvaro López Ríos, a representative of UNTA, led a storming of the museum around noon on Tuesday to demand that the painting be removed from view and destroyed.
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Boston trailed by 13 with less than eight minutes to go Monday before storming back for a 110-102 overtime victory at Dallas as Kyrie Irving scored a season-high 47 points.
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As has been their custom so far this season, the Terrapins trailed in the first half before storming to the locker room on a 23-22 run over the last 211:210.
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The first commercial appropriation of seigneurial haute cuisine was a Paris restaurant that opened in 1782—seven years before the storming of the Bastille and, appropriately, situated on the Rue de Richelieu.
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Other video taken as the show entered a commercial break showed McCain storming off the set as the cameras panned away, prompting shocked looks from the audience captured on The View's cameras.
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In 2015, military forces were shown storming a fake version of the presidential palace in Taipei, capital of Taiwan, the self-governed island that Beijing says must eventually be reunited with China.
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Ms. Schultz's Nannetta, wearing pedal-pushers and an oversized shirt, comes storming in, grabs a big bowl of Jell-O from the refrigerator, sits at the kitchen table and digs in glumly.
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Awaiting the arrival of two witnesses to the House Intelligence Committee, Myles began reporting live from Washington, as one does when they are dressed in sequins and storming an impeachment trial uninvited.
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The Mormon Church has rejected assertions made by the leader of an armed militia that he could use Mormon scripture to justify storming and occupying a federal wildlife refuge in Oregon this week.
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The LHC's proton-proton collisions create hundreds of Higgs bosons per hour, but they're a tiny minority of the riot of particles continuously spraying out from those crashes and storming the accelerator's detectors.
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Just a day earlier, another meeting between Trump and House and Senate Democratic leaders ended badly, with Trump storming out of the meeting after House Speaker Nancy Pelosi again denied him wall money.
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The show begins with a brief glimpse of the adult Tina (the 2016 Tony nominee Adrienne Warren, in a storming London stage debut), with her back to the audience, clearly in performance mode.
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TAIPEI, TAIWAN — The Chinese government expanded its crackdown on religion over the weekend, with hundreds of police officers storming three mosques and forcibly evicting hundreds of worshippers in the southwest province of Yunnan.
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Protests in recent weeks, which have at times drawn more than a million people onto the streets, have also included the storming of the legislature and major disruptions and violence at the airport.
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Spain, who had edged Serbia 65-59 in their opening group game, dominated from the start, storming to 20-9 lead in the opening quarter and never trailed the rest of the way.
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The hilarious moment was caught on camera – Hill hanging outside of a restaurant and DiCaprio, 41, storming up to the actor like with his cell phone raised like he was an amateur paparazzi.
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SPAIN FLIES Elsewhere, Southern European bonds rallied as Spain generated storming demand for a 15-year bond sale, with order books exceeding 43 billion euros by mid-morning, according to International Financing Review.
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Turkey and the ruling Kurdish party in Erbil, the KDP, have blamed the PKK for other Turkey-related incidents in northern Iraq including the storming of a Turkish military camp earlier this year.
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The SPA said security forces had fired tear gas at a group marching toward the square on Thursday, though in the square itself people protested freely, some of them storming its manager's office.
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Washington (CNN)For the second consecutive week, President Donald Trump is trampling his White House's attempts at a messaging strategy aimed at drawing attention away from the controversies storming over the White House.
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Clear underdogs at 200-1 to win the World Cup, Peru are ranked 11th by FIFA and have been growing in confidence after a storming end to the two-year South American qualifiers.
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We got him storming out of L.A.'s Staples Center moments after the boxers fought to a 12 round tie, and he called the outcome "bulls**t" because he thinks Wilder was robbed.
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So, upon hearing the clanging of the weights (which, again, is a sound that is regularly made at a gym) this man comes storming over and stomps the weight out of Lalonde's hand.
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But the Trump administration's incantations about peace, as split images of the ceremony on TV screens showed Gazans storming the Israel-Gaza barrier, are not the same as an actual improvement in security.
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The Blue Jays beat the Yankees nine times in 13 games in August and September, storming from eight games back on July 27 to win the division by six games over the Yankees.
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Step 2: He blasts the league, then ships Mike Pence to Indianapolis (taxpayer price tag: an estimated $242,500) to make a show out of storming from the 49ers-Colts game in faux outrage.
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The dire circumstances, along with a late-inning bullpen implosion and another night of impotent offense, were enough that Girardi snapped afterward, breaking off his postgame news conference and storming out his office.
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For the past 12 weeks, hundreds of thousands of protesters have organized several large-scale marches, the storming of government buildings, widespread strikes around the city, and the shutting down of an airport.
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KRANJSKA GORA, Slovenia (Reuters) - Overall World Cup leader Mikaela Shiffrin won her fourth race in a row on Sunday, storming to victory in the slalom at Kranjska Gora by a huge 1.64 seconds.
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James McBride's 2014 novel The Good Lord Bird tells the story of a boy, Onion, who is swept into a historical moment much bigger than he realizes: John Brown's storming of Harper's Ferry.
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Still, this weekend, when the major conferences have their final regular-season games and many smaller ones stage their league tournaments, frequently at members' homecourts, many in college basketball expect another court-storming.
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Out of nowhere—"from the depths of Hell" brilliantly said by the commentator—Phil Healy of University College Cork (UCC) comes storming down the track to take the lead and beat out everyone.
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Imagine being, say, the Stars, storming through the regular season on your way to one of the best year's in franchise history only to start the playoffs on the road against the Blackhawks.
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And while there weren't any really "sexy" styles on display either, the effect of an army of dudes in white polos and khaki pants storming the University of Virginia was disconcerting to many.
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I do my best not to be a snob, but when more knowlegeable cohorts than me gag at the latest tropical house cover storming the charts, I'm comfortable taking their word for it.
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There is a desire and a need from the millennials storming the workforce to learn, and a massive amount of activity is coming from them asking for the tools to do their jobs.
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To Looking Glass's chagrin, the apparent apocalypse comes sooner rather than later, and he plays witness to mass death, destruction, and disorder in the form of a genocidal squid storming his local fair.
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Body-camera footage released by police in Chandler, Arizona, Thursday show cops storming into a suburban home last month, searching for an unvaccinated toddler they heard had a soaring fever of 20193 degrees.
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Body-camera footage released by police in Chandler, Arizona, Thursday show cops storming into a suburban home last month, searching for an unvaccinated toddler they heard had a soaring fever of 105 degrees.
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In an interview last week at the mosque, its windows still pocked with bullet holes, Mr. Labidi said the gunman had staked out the building for days before storming it around 8 p.m.
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When he's not staring into the distance (an untrained performer, Fails has a face for contemplation), Jimmie is on the move, storming San Francisco on his skateboard or rowing off in a fantasy.
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"Kanye storming the stage was the first time I realized just how powerful Twitter was in driving audiences to TV," Jim Cantiello, who was an MTV News correspondent at the time, told Billboard.
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The guys who got millions of people hyped about storming Area 51 this month are telling their tinfoil hat-wearing followers to STOP -- and just get weird with them in Downtown Vegas, instead.
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Stanford led the rematch 39-43 before Cal scored 17 of the game's next 19 points, storming into a 45-41 lead on a layup by Andre Kelly with 5:24 to go.
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The charges stemmed from the storming of a fenced government square in 2014 to protest Beijing's strict limits on proposed reforms to the way Hong Kong elects its top leader, or chief executive.
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But the storming of an airfield used by the American military so alarmed the Pentagon that it immediately sent about 247 troops from the 22018st Airborne Division to establish security at the base.
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Putting that aside, what seemingly triggered Trump's response was the killing of the American contractor in Iraq [on December 27] and the attempt at storming the US Embassy in Iraq [on December 31].
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Rubio wrote that Iran is "directly responsible for orchestrating the storming of the US Embassy" in Baghdad, and "must be held accountable for it & the safety of every American serving" at the compound.
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Kevin Keatts' squad ended the night with a 22-point victory that potentially saved its chances at an NCAA tournament bid — and Wolfpack fans celebrated accordingly by storming the court at PNC Arena.
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It's a fleeting bliss-out in a series that knows how to bring the weird but has too often neglected to do so amid its blaster zapping, machinations and Oedipal stressing and storming.
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Storming across Iowa in a maroon and gray campaign van, Mr. Biden asked his team to blast the "Les Misérables" cassette ("One day morrrrrrre / Another day, another destiny") because it helped him think.
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A tired-looking Lam appeared in public for the first time in nearly two weeks, before the storming of the legislature, flanked by her husband and former Hong Kong leader Tung Chee-hwa.
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Television images showed armed police in riot gear storming the apartment building before dawn and men dressed in white robes and motorcycle helmets being grappled to the ground and handcuffed outside the apartment block.
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The Celtics fell behind by 18 points at the break at Oklahoma City on Friday - shooting 31 percent - before storming back on the shoulders of guard Kyrie Irving to steal a 101-1173 victory.
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China's first initial public offering under new rules to make listing easier got off to a storming start on Monday, with investors applying for more than 4,000 times the number of shares on offer.
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Fahrenthold posted a tweet challenging his 434,000 followers to find the painting and Green offered a free copy of his new book, Devil's Bargain: Steve Bannon, Donald Trump, and the Storming of the Presidency.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Caeleb Dressel of the United States became the first swimmer to win three gold medals in a single evening at the world championships after producing a trio of storming performances on Saturday.
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Earlier on Saturday, a protester reportedly tried to climb onto the stage as Trump spoke in Dayton, and the Secret Service responded by storming the stage and encircling the Republican White House front-runner.
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The first wins for Netflix and Amazon may have been signs of a sea change, but since then, the sense that these shows are outsiders, storming some hypothetical TV castle, has all but evaporated.
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Gunmen shot swimmers and sunbathers before storming into several hotels when they burst onto the beach in the town of Grand Bassam, 40 km (25 miles) from the commercial capital Abidjan, on March 13.
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The footage shows the mob, widely suspected to be triad gang members, storming the station and rushing subway cars, using metal and wooden rods to thrash protesters who were travelling home from the demonstration.
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"That entertainment enchanter J.K. Rowling has come storming back to the world of magic in a shower of supernatural sparks and created a glorious fantasy-romance adventure," wrote Peter Bradshaw in Britain's Guardian newspaper.
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Bane's siege quickly follows the French Revolution path, from storming the Bastille and freeing prisoners to a reign of terror in which vengeance is meted out disguised as justice in newly formed kangaroo courts.
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Meanwhile, tensions in the Middle East were high after Saudi Arabia cut diplomatic ties with Iran in response to the storming of the Saudi embassy in Tehran following Riyadh's execution of a Shiite cleric.
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Irbil, Iraq (CNN)Gunmen have kidnapped an outspoken Iraqi journalist, Afrah Shawqi al-Qaisi, after storming her home in the Iraqi capital of Baghdad, security officials and the journalist's sister told CNN on Tuesday.
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Unlike the drills earlier this year, which were heavy on live fire exercises -- involving dozens of tanks, helicopters and jets attacking mock enemy bases and storming positions -- Ulchi Freedom Guardian is generally lower key.
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Australian Daniel Ricciardo took third place for Red Bull after a storming re-start following a late safety car period that had closed the gap to the frontrunners and triggered a flurry of pitstops.
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Pieters, however, came storming back with a scintillating sequence of seven birdies in 14 holes as he fully vindicated captain Darren Clarke's decision to award him a wildcard pick for the biennial team event.
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Back in 2001, Tehran helped the U.S.-led coalition topple the Taliban, which it blamed for the killing of Iranian diplomats during the storming of Iran's consulate in Mazar-i-Sharif three years earlier.
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Police evacuated the residential building and fired a warning shot before storming the first apartment only to find Albakr was not there, said Kathlen Zink, another official at the Saxony state criminal investigation office.
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The Air Force is warning a massive group of UFO enthusiasts against storming Area 51 in Nevada, saying that it's "dangerous" for anyone to try to illegally enter military installations or military training areas.
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The city's police chief, John Mina, and other officials have repeatedly defended the delay in storming a bathroom where the gunman had taken hostages, and have deflected questions about whose bullets did what damage.
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"The downgrading of ties is not fundamentally a question of responding to executions and the storming of an embassy... (but rather) a function of a much deeper conflict between the two states," he added.
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" Homan added that if the Tacoma attacker had succeeded in storming the ICE installation, "he could gave killed as many as several hundred people — ICE employees and hundreds of immigrants being detained for hearings.
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"Kaddish," with its literally Heaven-storming narration ("O my father, ancient, hallowed, lonely, disappointed Father, rejected ruler of the universe"), will always remain troublesome—at least until someone satisfactorily rewrites the rambunctiously blasphemous text.
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While she eventually won the struggle in the early 1990s, after the birth of her two younger daughters, Mr. Maldonado fell back into drug use again and again, storming out of support-group meetings.
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But the Little A'Le'Inn isn't the main attraction for "Storm Area 51" attendees — it's the Area 51 Alien Center tourist attraction where attendees are supposed to assemble before the proposed storming of the base.
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Saudi Arabia, the world's biggest oil exporter, cut diplomatic ties with Iran on Sunday in response to the storming of its embassy in Tehran, following Riyadh's execution of a prominent Shi'ite cleric on Saturday.
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While her game might not have been firing on all cylinders her ruthlessness remained razor sharp as the American showed no hesitation storming through second set finishing off her opponent with a thundering ace.
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Yet here are the Yankees, ready to face the Houston Astros in the American League Championship Series after storming back to upset the Cleveland Indians, three games to two, in a riveting division series.
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Biden's storming sweep of Super Tuesday Democratic primaries mainly in southern states provided some welcome relief to investors who have dumped stocks in one of the worst weeks for financial markets in recent history.
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I was equally unprepared, when, storming the museum, perhaps in search of free screen time, my son made a beeline for the movie theater and arrived in the middle of the historic park's documentary.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraq is readying a special force tasked with storming Tal Afar, a bastion of Islamic State west of Mosul, in a way that would avoid revenge killings against the town's Sunni population.
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At the time, he was storming the airwaves to promote his book, "The Art of the Comeback," while talking up his first dance toward the presidency as a potential candidate for the Reform Party.
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Washington says the strike was in response to the storming by Iranian-backed Iraqi militias of the U.S. embassy in Baghdad and purported threats cited by the White House of impending attacks on Americans.
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A dishwasher in a Lower East Side restaurant went berserk in the middle of a shift, smashing plates and storming away before showing up for his scheduled Village jazz gig, where he was arrested.
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After storming a boat off the coast of Rakhine state, the insurgents kidnapped a lawmaker from the ruling National League for Democracy (NLD) and nine other people, including staff of an Indian construction firm.
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It took the storming of his fortified compound outside the capital, Bishkek, by thousands of security personnel (one of whom was shot dead), before Almazbek Atambayev surrendered on August 8th to face corruption charges.
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All three had testified that the storming was aimed at achieving talks with then chief executive Leung Chun-ying over the restrictive framework set by Beijing for how the city would elect its leader.
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Negotiations to end the shutdown prompted by Mr. Trump's wall fixation have gone nowhere — despite the president's storming out of his Wednesday huddle with lawmakers — and his show at the border won't change that.
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In office, he has attempted to perpetuate that angst by proclaiming existential threats to the Republic, be they migrant caravans storming the border, Muslim terrorists flooding the airports or violent immigrants roaming the countryside.
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The rampage included the shooting of two shop owners from a popular crafts market who were reportedly killed after refusing to pay protection money, the storming of local nightclubs by gunmen, and several beheadings.
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Rod Blum, a Republican from Iowa, might just be having the worst week of his life after storming out of an interview and into an ambush of angry citizens at a local town hall.
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The former world number one started as if intent on finishing the contest as quickly as possible, storming to a 4-0 lead before wrapping up the first set in less than half an hour.
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KRANJSKA GORA, Slovenia, Jan 7 (Reuters) - Overall World Cup leader Mikaela Shiffrin won her fourth race in a row on Sunday, storming to victory in the slalom at Kranjska Gora by a huge 1.64 seconds.
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Kanye West caused more controversy over the weekend by showing up late and storming off stage at a concert in Sacramento, California after a lengthy rant about Beyoncé and Jay-Z, among other things.
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By tweeting from a SCIF, House lawmakers put national security at risk If you thought storming into a highly secured government facility with your electronics but without permission was a smart idea, you'd be wrong.
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Coleman, in his first outing of the year, tore out of the blocks and looked to have the race under control at halfway until Lyle's storming finish caught him with a dip at the line.
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In March, further south, fighters from al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb - the group's North African branch - shot swimmers and sunbathers before storming hotels in the Ivory Coast town of Grand Bassam, killing 19 people.
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While the "Boyfriend" singer has had multiple on-stage tantrums during the UK leg of his Purpose world tour — recently throwing down his mic and storming off mid-show in Manchester, England, on Sunday Oct.
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If swearing kept Trump from storming out of the negotiations, that could be positive, said Timothy Jay, emeritus professor of psychology at the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts, and author of five books on profanity.
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In the aftermath of the clashes, civilians in Maarat al-Numaan began a series of anti-Nusra protests, demanding it leave town and eventually storming a Nusra compound to free the imprisoned Division 13 fighters.
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A couple of images on the stairwell capture their subjects perfectly: a cartoon of Michael Foot beaming at his 90th birthday party and a photograph of Gordon Brown storming out after a dinner with editors.
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Tensions between them have been rising since Saudi Arabia cut ties with Iran in January following the storming of its embassy in Tehran, itself a response to the Saudi execution of a dissident Shi'ite cleric.
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It's storming the day I stop by the cat lab, and it was eerie to come in from the rain into a room with rows and rows of cats in cages, most of them yowling.
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After storming a group of Saviors that happens to contain Dwight, Daryl finally asks the critical question: did his plan to sacrifice a bunch of innocent people for the greater good lead to Negan's escape?
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Saudi Arabia on Sunday cut ties with Iran, responding to the storming of its embassy in Tehran in an escalating row between the rival Middle East powers over Riyadh's execution of a Shi'ite Muslim cleric.
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Progress in storming the city has been slow with the militants using snipers, planting mines and preventing civilians from leaving, hampering U.S. airpower's ability to bomb the city without causing large casualties, Kurdish sources said.
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Meanwhile, back at the Sanctuary, Maggie (Lauren Cohan) was storming in with wrath in her veins and a weapon in her hand to kill Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan), who murdered her husband Glenn (Steven Yeun).
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A Bridge Too Far was the second game in the series, covering the Allies' audacious and dangerous attempt to circumvent Germany's defenses by storming through the Netherlands and into the industrial heartland of northwestern Germany.
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I also fuck with my loves BaltiGurls, a storming and legendary black and brown womyn arts collective who are changing the landscape of artistic public platforms like exhibiting art to throwing parties in the DMV.
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Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna's massive fight ending with Chyna storming out of the house with Dream wasn't drummed up for their show ... in fact, we've learned cameras weren't even rolling when it went down.
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The President was also reportedly troubled by Joshua Green's book, "Devil's Bargain: Steve Bannon, Donald Trump, and the Storming of the Presidency," which profiles Bannon and touts his role in the Trump campaign and presidency.
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POHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - U.S. and South Korean troops staged a big amphibious landing exercise on Saturday, storming simulated North Korean beach defenses amid heightened tension and threats by the North to annihilate its enemies.
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Troops are storming their village, the prince decides to suit up but only manages to fall off his horse and sustain a head injury, and it's up to Marya to get the family to safety.
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Endara is not the only one of the 13 accused of crimes related to the storming of the TV network to be convicted, though his is the only case where the applause argument was used.
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But UNC came storming down the court, dished out to Luke Maye for a toe-on-the-line two to pull themselves up with a fraction of a hair of a second on the clock.
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While I don't expect to see residents of Connecticut and Rhode Island storming ships in Boston Harbor to throw bacon, eggs, and veal overboard, we still must restore the principles of federalism and representative government.
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A total of 46 House Republicans, including 12 of the ones who participated in the SCIF storming, sit on one of those three committees and are able to participate in every step of the inquiry.
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Over the past few months, the demonstrations have evolved from millions marching through the streets, to groups of protesters in hard hats storming government headquarters and shutting down the city's international airport for two days.
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Tensions were already high between the two countries with the storming of the U.S. embassy perimeter in Iraq by pro-Iranian militiamen last week, which followed an American air raid on an Iraqi Shi'ite militia.
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An assortment of well-chosen current comics invoke the usual gods — Lenny Bruce, George Carlin, Richard Pryor — as they talk about the storming of the censorship battlements, but they also note some less familiar figures.
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Representative Matt Gaetz Gaetz figured prominently in the storming by Republican lawmakers of a secure congressional hearing room where the House Intelligence Committee heard closed-door testimony from impeachment witnesses in the probe's initial weeks.
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The militia and its supporters responded by storming the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad on Tuesday, prompting the U.S. military to deploy 85033 Marines as reinforcements at the embassy and 750 more troops to the region.
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But after storming to the final without dropping a set, Nadal had no answer to the tall 29-year-old from California, who thumped down 19 aces and ripped a series of thundering groundstroke winners.
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You may have heard about the viral meme that could lead to people to storming Nevada's famed Area 51 later this week in order to uncover the secrets of the mysterious US Air Force base.
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While the U.S. Air Force quickly released a warning discouraging anyone from actually attempting to enter the top-secret area, there was still an influx of internet memes about stealing animals and storming the gates.
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The Ducks opened the series with back-to-back 3-2 wins at home before storming back from a three-goal deficit to win, 5-4, in overtime at the Scotiabank Saddledome in Game 3.
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King Reina You may recall a professional wrestler named "Alpha Female" storming the ring to confront Gabi Garcia immediately following her fight against Yumika Hotta to set up some sort of grudge match down the road.
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Or, you might catch the military or police killing black youth in a favela, or storming one of the dozens of secondary schools currently occupied by student activists who want improvements to Brazil's underfunded educational system.
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In terms of nerd fights, one mainstream scientist accusing another mainstream scientist of Not Doing Science is akin to Kanye West storming Taylor Swift's 2009 VMA speech to imply that she didn't deserve Best Female Video.
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Image 2 of 20113 KUWAIT CITY – Kuwait&aposs highest court on Sunday ordered an opposition leader and several lawmakers imprisoned for 3 ½ years over the 2011 storming of parliament during the country&aposs Arab Spring protests.
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A storming reception from investors for high-risk bonds sold in January by mid-sized banks UBI and Banco BPM could spur other second-tier rivals such as BPER Banca to follow suit, several bankers said.
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A storming reception from investors for high-risk bonds sold in January by mid-sized banks UBI and Banco BPM could spur other second-tier rivals such as BPER Banca to follow suit, several bankers said.
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ARCADIA, California (Reuters) - Second choice Arrogate stole the limelight from favorite California Chrome with a storming finish to win the showpiece $22 million Breeders' Cup Classic by half a length at Santa Anita Park on Saturday.
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"I must protect France, it's fragile, it can crack at any moment," he told journalists on the national day commemorating the storming of the Bastille and the liberal ideas that gave birth to the French Revolution.
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SEPANG (Reuters) - Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton reveled in being in a "league of his own" after storming to a dominant pole position on Saturday with an unbeatable qualifying lap for the Malaysian Grand Prix.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Dozens of people protested outside the BBC's London headquarters on Friday against its decision not to broadcast a song storming the charts before next week's election that labels Prime Minister Theresa May a liar.
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The meeting was arranged by Tianhe at its offices and the customer, named only as X, refused to give a business card or provide other identification to the banks representatives before storming out of the meeting.
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Maybe he literally noticed that the mirror was probably loose enough to remove from the wall, and before he knew it he was storming across the sticky-black of the dancefloor, his reflective panel under-arm.
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In wake of the viral Facebook event about storming Area 251 began making the rounds earlier in July, searches for both Area 513 and aliens have spiked on Pornhub, according to the site's internal analytics team.
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Besides, since Conte managed Giovinco with both Juventus and Italy, his assessment was based on experience, not mere snobbery about M.L.S. After Monday's win, Italy looks capable of storming through the group stages of Euro 2016.
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AKUKU-TORU, Nigeria (Reuters) - Protesters on Tuesday dragged the shutdown of a Shell crude oil facility in the Niger Delta into its fifth day, after storming the flow station demanding jobs and infrastructure development last week.
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In March, Jones was forced to apologize on behalf of Infowars to Comet Ping Pong, a Washington, D.C., pizzeria that Jones had implicated in the "Pizzagate" conspiracy, which led to an armed gunman storming the building.
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Verzilov has been involved with Pussy Riot for at least the past five years and is best known for storming the field during the World Cup Final in June to protest human rights violations in Russia.
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Cameron McEvoy, who missed out on the men's 100 freestyle gold in Russia despite being overwhelming favorite, will head to Rio with confidence after storming to the national title with a blistering time of 47.04 seconds.
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On stage, Calvi snarls and attacks her guitar like it's a cheating ex, frequently ending sets with a storming cover of Suicide's "Ghost Rider" before walking off stage, her guitar prone and mewling on the floor.
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The group caused a scene in the basement of the Capitol by storming in and occupying the Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility that the committees were using to depose Laura Cooper, a deputy assistant secretary of defense.
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Yet while other young quarterbacks have shown their frustration — yelling at their offensive line, brawling with a defender or storming off during a news conference — Darnold has remained calm, even when he makes a big mistake.
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On Baseball The way it all happened last fall — storming through the American League playoffs, grabbing a three-games-to-one lead in the World Series — made the aftermath easier for the Cleveland Indians to process.
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The book, "Devil's Bargain: Steve Bannon, Donald Trump, and the Storming of the Presidency," by Joshua Green, a reporter who has known Mr. Bannon for years, is a best seller that gives Mr. Trump second billing.
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There were shouts of frustration and anguished looks from awkward positions as she missed her targets, banged serves into the middle of the net and fell short even after storming back to force a third set.
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It was after the storming of the U.S. embassy in Baghdad by pro-Iranian militiamen on Tuesday that the final order was given to "take the target packet off the shelf," said one of the officials.
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Videos that were streamed live from the scene (and later spread across social media) showed armed guards storming a small group of peaceful, anti-Erdogan protesters in plain sight of federal and local law enforcement officers.
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Adventures in Capitalism A few years ago, as the Yogurt Wars were heating up and Greek invaders were storming the grocery aisles, executives at Yoplait, one of the nation's largest yogurt companies, began arguing among themselves.
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PornHub also found that current events affected top searches because "alien" spiked around the time people were discussing the storming of Area 51, a top-secret military base where the government is rumored to keep aliens.
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On December 27, Kataib Hezbollah rocket strikes killed one US contractor and wounded several troops, prompting US airstrikes against the militia group, which reacted by storming the US Embassy in Baghdad on New Year&aposs Eve.
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Tensions escalated further in January when Riyadh broke off diplomatic ties following the storming of its Tehran embassy by protesters angered at Saudi Arabia's execution of a Shi'ite cleric convicted of involvement in the killing of policemen.
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REUTERS - Saudi Arabia cut diplomatic relations with Iran on Sunday over the storming of the Saudi embassy in Tehran, in a deepening crisis between the regional adversaries following the kingdom's execution of a prominent Shi'ite Muslim cleric.
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Then the kid Wolves showed a little bit of what the hype has been all about, storming back to cut the halftime deficit to four and taking their first lead of the game midway through the third.
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Protesters clashed violently with police last Friday, storming and setting fire to the Congress building after a group of senators called a special session behind closed doors, rather than on the Senate floor, to pass the measure.
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Though she gave the show some of its most iconic moments, she left RHOA halfway through season 5, storming out during a group dinner when she was 35 weeks pregnant with her son Kash Kade, now 5.
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LONDON (Reuters) - This year's storming demand for new euro zone government bonds may reflect investor resignation to the prospect of many years of slow growth to come rather than a vote of confidence in the bloc's economy.
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Moreover, Republican stunts in the House and Senate, like storming the House Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF) and introducing meaningless, futile Senate resolutions denouncing activities in the House will not change the trajectory of this impeachment investigation.
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"I'm looking forward to Silverstone, should be a lot of fun with this year's cars," said the German, who missed out on victory in Austria by 0.6 seconds after a storming start by Bottas from pole position.
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If they get a reputation — years ago [some of the best venture capitalists] were known for storming into board rooms [to demand fiduciary responsibility] — if you get a reputation like that you won't win the next deal.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Jamaica's Elaine Thompson completed a memorable Olympic sprint double on Wednesday after storming to victory in the women's 200 meters final, blowing away the field with a season's best run of 21.78 seconds.
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It's a convoluted game of regulatory ping pong, albeit one with an intriguing cultural meta-narrative: that of the brash, American startup storming the socialist shores of France, where labor unions and the state still reign supreme.
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Millions have taken to the streets since June in Hong Kong's largest and most violent protests in decades, with police firing rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse activists, and protesters storming and ransacking the Legislative Council.
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Ever since the Columbine school massacre in 19803, police officers have had to prepare for the possibility of storming their local high school, and the attacks of September 11 put them on the frontline of combating terrorism.
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The quota-based governing system put in place by the United States at the time is being challenged by hundreds of protesters who camped out overnight in Baghdad's heavily fortified Green Zone after storming the parliament building.
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These banalities are pit stops where his storming, improvised sentences can regather and refuel; and this becomes painfully obvious when the story is banal, when the story itself is a digression from the heart of the matter.
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Imagine the storming of town halls and emergency declarations on Fox News had Obama said, "I have an Article Two authority where I have the right to do whatever I want as president," as Trump has said.
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Mr. Sears, in the dominant role of Con, tears into his character's bleeding heart with turbulent energy, storming around the stage, his hair a tousled mess as he agonizes over his beloved Nina's sudden infatuation with Trigorin.
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"GET DELE ALLI IN HERE, HE MUST KNOW ABOUT THESE THINGS," he howls, before storming off in a cloud of expletives, muttering about self-service machines and how good, honest checkout staff are being replaced by robots.
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