We will continue to strike at every attempt to strike at us.
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And when the enemies of the US want to strike at US symbols, they now strike at us!
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Strike at the memorial and you strike at the ideals that it stands for — and the ideals that we so desperately need to reinforce today.
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It can come out of nowhere, strike at any time.
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How does it strike at the heart of imperial power?
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We feel like we can strike at any time offensively.
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We will deepen our roots and strike at our enemies.
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PUNCTURES ALWAYS seem to strike at the most irksome times.
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It can strike at any moment, often with little warning.
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These questions strike at the very definition of Alzheimer's disease.
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The union hasn't called a strike at GM since 2007.
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It would strike at the heart of the trade deficit.
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Some questioned the decision to call a strike at all.
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Details about the hunger strike at the M.C.C. were scarce.
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He is openly proposing things that strike at our Constitution.
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Pakistan responded by sending warplanes to strike at targets in India.
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New feelings, moods, and cravings will strike at a moment's notice.
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It turns out Trump didn't order the massive strike at all.
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It is the first strike at the school in 33 years.
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A planned strike at Escondida will "officially" start at 8 a.m.
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Earlier in the year, a strike at BHP Billiton's (BHP.AX)BLT.
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Klotzbach put the chance of a major hurricane strike at 63%.
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The strike at the United States' biggest carmaker began on Sept.
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" "They strike at night, and we strike back and kill them.
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AMCU said in a strike notice document seen by Reuters that it intends to strike at Sibanye's platinum operations for the duration of the protected strike at its gold mines and until the dispute is resolved.
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New York (CNN Business)The pilot's strike at Scandinavian Air is over.
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These kinds of softer attacks strike at public trust in election systems.
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The vote lets the union call a strike at some future date.
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Auto production was also curtailed because of a strike at General Motors.
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Those strike at our sense of fairness, and the messages pour in.
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"We will strike at anyone who tries to harm us," he said.
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Workers from Massachusetts to Virginia began their strike at 6:00 a.m.
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Trump has no plans to strike at the root cause of terrorism.
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The strike at the world's largest mine, Escondida in Chile, has ended.
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Verdi said the strike at Frankfurt airport would run from 5 a.m.
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A previous strike at the company, in 2011, ended after two weeks.
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Is it the vagaries of injury, which can strike at any second?
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About 223,363 Verizon workers went on strike at 236 am Wednesday morning.
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Trump called off the retaliatory U.S. air strike at the last minute.
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Prisoners in California resumed their hunger strike at midnight on Oct. 1.
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Tenants in Chicago discussing a possible rent strike at a safe distance.
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You might ask why multiple issues should strike at the same time.
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But the employees on strike at G.M. haven't all had this experience.
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The woman's car did strike at least one vehicle, Ms. Malecki said.
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United Auto Workers (UAW) members went on strike at GM on Sept.
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The numbers reflected a strike at General Motors, settled in late October.
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In doing so, they strike at the very premise of democratic systems.
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Balance that's really hard to strike at the end of the day.
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Any future lawsuits could strike at more than the Boy Scouts' coffers.
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"It would strike at the very heart of our democracy," he said.
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And Lucic capped the scoring with a power-play strike at 208:210.
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On Wednesday, Pyongyang vowed to strike at the "heart" of the United States.
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Our photographer documented the 40-day strike at the automaker, which ended Friday.
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Poised to strike at enemy (American or Israeli) targets wherever they present themselves.
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Approximately 40,000 workers on the East Coast began the strike at 6 a.m.
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A lightning strike at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport about 7:40 p.m.
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Opponents, however, have described the probe as an authoritarian strike at humanitarian groups.
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By refusing to strike at the core of the problem, jihadi ideology, Mrs.
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But they strike at the very basis of Clinton's legitimacy to be president.
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The strike at an al-Shabab training camp killed more than 2900 fighters.
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It didn't feel like a traditional strike at all, but rather, another protest.
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For Intel, Amazon's move into C.P.U.s is a strike at a longtime strength.
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The nurses' union said it began a 24-hour strike at 7 a.m.
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General Qassim Suleimani, in a United States drone strike at the Baghdad airport.
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It's a strike at the heart and soul of who we are as nation.
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The teachers union may consider a full-fledged strike at a meeting on Thursday.
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The aluminum grille can handle a bird strike at top speed without a problem.
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And, most importantly, she knew exactly when to strike at Tribal Council and why.
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Why it matters: It's the first labor strike AT&T has faced since 2012.
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The last strike at Cerrejon took place in February 2013 and lasted 32 days.
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Some state legislators want to make it illegal for teachers to strike at all.
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York Radical Women, and she took a leading role in the student strike at
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"Strike at LOT ended with an agreement," a LOT spokesman also said on Twitter.
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Remington Rand Corporation in response to a strike at the company in 1936, it
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STRIKE AT SAA WILL BE INDEFINITE UNTIL BOARD "COMES TO THE TABLE" - NUMSA UNION
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But the report found that the first roof-knocking strike, at 5:45 p.m.
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It would strike at the very idea that no American is above the law.
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It is the first strike at a Canadian auto assembly plant in 21 years.
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It was the first strike at a Canadian auto assembly plant in 21 years.
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They strike at specific companies and arms traders from Iran to Lebanon and China.
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The United Automobile Workers union held its first strike at General Motors since 2007.
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Competing with the CCP will require innovative tactics that strike at China's strategic weaknesses.
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A strike at General Motors reduced October's payroll growth, which was 154,000, after revisions.
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Last year, a 44-day strike at the mine pushed copper prices sharply higher.
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It would also be the largest US strike at any business in 12 years.
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What jobs(s) strike at the heart of passion, skill and need for you?
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"Talk of the need to carry out a pre-emptive strike at North Korea, Pyongyang's talk of the need to strike at Guam island at the U.S. military base, this has been continual, and we are very worried by this," Mr. Lavrov said.
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About 20400 out of 214 Total workers were set to strike at the three platforms.
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It's the third strike at a South American copper operation in almost as many weeks.
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And as fans are all too aware, the Sonic cycle can strike at any time.
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Boots participated in his first strike, at a cannery in Watsonville, when he was 222.
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Adding to tightness, a strike at Alcoa's operations in Western Australia continues after an Aug.
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Easing fears over a possible strike at a mine in Chile accelerated the metal's fall.
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According to the Journal, union leaders are authorized to initiate a strike at U.S. Steel.
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It has employed information operations that strike at the credibility of fundamentals undergirding the West.
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It can reassure the North that United States will not military strike at its bases.
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The recent strike at General Motors is now thought to have cost the company $2.9bn.
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This is a strike at the heart of Michigan, and our nation as a whole.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German services union Verdi has called a nationwide strike at Metro AG's (B4B.
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These questions strike at the heart of Destiny as both a franchise and a story.
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The possibility of a UAW strike at one or more of the automakers is high.
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In its place was an additional angle on the third strike, at 5:54 p.m.
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U.S. officials said the strike was not related to the Taji base strike at all.
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What had happened that provoked this rather startling strike at this particular moment in time?
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But beyond Bears Ears, the order would strike at the heart of Obama's conservation legacy.
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A ground test alone does not change the North's ability to strike at its neighbors.
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Union workers went on strike at G.M. for 40 days before that deal was reached.
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The SAA is expected to give updates on the strike at 1100 GMT on Tuesday.
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A lightning strike at a nearby power substation triggered a Big Apple blackout in 1977.
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The errant strike at Hill 875 was one of the deadliest mistakes of its type.
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Tens of thousands of General Motors workers officially went on strike at 11:59 p.m.
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It's a strike at the heart and soul of who we are as a nation.
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Loneliness can strike at different times in life and it can strike any one of us.
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New York (CNN Business)The strike at General Motors has already gone on for five weeks.
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The strike at General Motors and Boeing's 1.33 Max crisis are taking a toll as well.
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Nurses, already in short supply, have not been afraid of going on strike at their hospitals.
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Between 2015 and 3.43, the weapon was calibrated to strike at extended ranges, increasing its lethality.
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Clinton's reform agenda is aimed to strike at the system at all, or simply to address
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Between 73 and 27, the weapon was calibrated to strike at extended ranges, increasing its lethality.
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He said about 1,500 of the union's members had gone on strike at the three stations.
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Those who spread violence in the name of bigotry strike at the very core of America.
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Miners from the same union went on strike at Cerro Negro in 2015 over working conditions.
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The members of GWC-UAW Local 2110 ended a week-long strike at midnight on Monday.
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This has emboldened AMCU, which in April ended a five-month strike at Sibanye's gold operations.
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Not least because of the forgotten supply hit that is the strike at the CEZ refinery.
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On Monday, a strike at Berlin's Schoenefeld and Tegel airports had caused delays and flight cancellations.
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The strike at issue was not one of the ones Amnesty International flagged, the statement said.
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Pregnancy cravings can strike at any point, but they tend to peak in the second trimester.
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The best they can hope to do is strike at it when and where it appears.
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It was, indirectly, a strike at Russia — Assad's ally and most powerful protector in the region.
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Between 2015 and 2017 the weapon was calibrated to strike at extended ranges, increasing its lethality.
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This is the first time the union declared a strike at GM in about 12 years.
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Or perhaps it couldn't have been better, if injury was going to strike at some point.
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Why it matters: The deal ends the longest nationwide strike at GM in a half-century.
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If the U.S. should instigate a military strike at that time, the costs could be catastrophic.
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The strike at Escondida is now in its fourth week, already longer than most people expected.
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There's Guam, an American territory, threatened this week with a pre-emptive strike, at 2,100 miles.
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Those who spread violence in the name of bigotry strike at the very core of America.
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On Tuesday, Iran launched a missile strike at two Iraqi military bases that house U.S. troops.
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That was retaliation for a drone strike at Baghdad airport that killed Iranian commander Qasem Soleimani.
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U.S. officials said General Suleimani had been hit in a drone strike at Baghdad International Airport.
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TEAMSTERS UNION SAYS PROGRESS AT THE TABLE IN NEGOTIATIONS IN ONGOING STRIKE AT CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAY
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Trump called off a retaliatory strike at the last minute over fears of loss of life.
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Anxiety, like stubbing a toe, is an unfortunate part of life that can strike at odd times.
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One young protester, So Sau-chung, began a hunger strike at the Star Ferry Pier in Central.
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Codelco had previously improved its contract offer to workers, hoping to avert a strike at the mine.
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In response, the National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) went on strike at the mine on Nov.2.
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It began on Tuesday and is the first ever strike at the carmaker's plants in the country.
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If elections results can't be trusted, he said, that would strike at the core of American democracy.
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Delivery began in July 2015, before a strike at the manufacturer of the blender motor halted production.
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AMCU has been on strike at Sibanye-Stillwater's gold operations since mid November in a pay dispute.
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I think that's something we've seen and different designers have really taken their own strike at it.
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AMCU has been on strike at Sibanye-Stillwater's gold operations since mid-November in a pay dispute.
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However, there appears to be little support for the idea of a strike, at least on Twitter.
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Oil workers in Kuwait started to strike at the weekend to protest cuts to benefits and wages.
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Then, Hirono seemed to strike at McSally's comments that military men could be imperiled by false accusations.
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"The violence and deaths in Charlottesville strike at the heart of American law and justice," Sessions said.
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Plus, any further deterioration of trust with users would strike at the heart of its financial results.
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But being able to actually strike at people, or even physically locate them is something else entirely.
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An Islamic State audio message circulated on social media last week threatened to strike at Israel "soon".
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At times, protesters stopped collecting trash, went on strike at nuclear power plants and blocked gas refineries.
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So-called ischemic strokes can strike at any age but are far more common in the elderly.
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They strike at the heart of our way of life and how we set American energy policy.
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Russian attacks on our elections strike at the core of American democracy and democracies around the world.
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Building a coalition of those willing to strike at the heart of Islamism will destroy its ideas.
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Russia, along with China, is feverishly trying to build weapons that can strike at American space assets.
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Maliwal is staging her strike at Rajghat, a memorial for Mahatma Gandhi, leader of India's independence movement.
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A spokeswoman for Exxon Mobil said she was not aware of a planned strike at their refineries.
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Assa claims that Bagui has been on hunger strike at Fleury-Mérogis prison to protest his imprisonment.
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This follows an ongoing hunger strike at the jail in Essex County, which was first announced Tuesday.
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"You're calling for a general strike at the worst economic moment in the nation's history," he said.
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The IRGC and its proxies may also strike at official US embassies and other government-related targets.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - The strike at General Motors' U.S. plants should have very little staying power.
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The one-day strike at six facilities in Germany coincides with Seattle-based Amazon's Prime Day promotion.
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Unfortunately, this inability to produce content within a specified period of time can strike at any moment.
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The gains include auto workers who returned to work after a six-week strike at General Motors.
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It is the largest strike at a US business since the last GM strike 12 years ago.
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Brazil's ABPA estimates total losses to the sector from the strike at 3.15 billion reais ($826.77 million).
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In September, she met with union members on strike at a General Motors assembly plant in Detroit.
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Islamic State fighters have mortars and sniper rifles with infrared sights enabling them to strike at night.
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Members of Transport Workers Union Local 234 had voted to go on strike at 12:01 a.m.
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Workers are on strike at BHP Billiton's Escondida mine in Chile, the largest copper mine in the world.
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It's competitor Uber got caught up in a PR nightmare during a taxi strike at JFK International Airport.
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Detroit, Michigan (CNN Business)The United Auto Workers union strike at General Motors started its fourth week Monday.
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Ford is expected to be the focus of negotiations with the union once the strike at GM ends.
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The strike has been the largest at a US business since the last strike at GM in 2007.
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The strike has been the largest at a US business since the last strike at GM in 21.
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There has not been a strike at Macy's in New York for over 40 years, the union said.
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It's a dangerous journey, and the harsh realities of their environment mean tragedy can strike at any moment.
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McGregor I — Submission Win An overhand left in the 1st round was the inciting strike at UFC 196.
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Nurses have authorized strikes at several different hospitals in California, including a potential strike at Stanford Health Care.
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They died in an artillery strike at the height of the conflict in eastern Ukraine in June 2014.
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And for those presently riding high, there's always the devastating injury waiting to strike at a moment's notice.
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"Those who spread violence in the name of bigotry strike at the very core of America," Trump said.
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Traders expected prices to rise given a planned month-long strike at Freeport-McMoran's Grasberg mine in Indonesia.
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By Thursday, Mattis had several options for Trump who gave the order to strike at 4:30 p.m.
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Both the Syrian army and Moscow deny hitting civilian areas and say intensive raids only strike at militants.
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A strike at Cerro Matoso, owned by Australia's South32 Ltd , could impact global nickel prices as production stalls.
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And the recent attacks in Brussels have also increased fears of a potential terrorist strike at the Games.
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"Aries [is] a go-getter that doesn't hesitate to strike at what it wants!" explains astrologer Kathy Biehl.
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READ: How a kid from war-torn Belgrade beat the odds Will the "Next Gen" strike at last?
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CODELCO: A strike at Codelco's Chuquicamata mine after labour negotiations failed is also providing support for copper prices.
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The company said its recent sales dip came as a result of the workers' strike at General Motors.
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The monthlong strike at General Motors, which has shut down over 30 auto factories, could be resolved soon.
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There is, it's true, evidence that India has funded groups to strike at Pakistan for interfering in Kashmir.
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He could strike at the heart of Democratic America, urging its to reject the politics of political destruction.
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Ocular syphilis, which can strike at any stage of infection, often appears as blurred vision and reddened eyes.
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Iranian commanders have issued a range of threats since the U.S. strike at Baghdad airport, without being specific.
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Exxon said a limited number of employees have joined the strike at its Fos (Marseille) refinery on Tuesday.
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Iranian commanders have issued a range of threats since the U.S. strike at Baghdad airport, without being specific.
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The hunger strike at the cathedral ended within a day, but at San Miguel the situation grew dire.
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Both the George W. Bush and Obama administrations considered but chose not to strike at the Iranian leader.
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Traders were monitoring a strike at Canada's largest railroad, Canadian National Railway Co, which entered its seventh day.
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To successfully realign the political parties, Mr. Trump must strike at this soft underbelly of his chief opposition.
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The union body advised 46,000 members to strike at 85033 General Motors plants at about midnight on Monday.
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Some will go on a "silent strike" at their schools, where, instead of leaving class, they won't speak.
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They appear able to strike at will, often at night, denying the troops rest and rattling frayed nerves.
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It's the largest strike by any union against any business since the last strike at GM in 2007.
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There were also other developments, including a strike at more than 50 mines in Peru starting July 19.
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Central Asia has been better known as a source of militants who strike at Europeans and Americans elsewhere.
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Meanwhile, Amazon was hit by a strike at its German warehouses in a dispute over pay and working conditions.
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The strike at the company's alumina and bauxite operations has been going for more than four weeks so far.
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"Given the progress it looks as it fears over a German strike at Christmas are now unlikely," he said.
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The NUM said last week that its members would go on indefinite strike at the Koffiefontein mine from Sept.
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In the border city of Matamoros, in Tamaulipas state, a strike at 48 maquiladora plants that began on Jan.
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CGT members at Total's La Mede and Flanders oil depots also voted to prolong the strike at their units.
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This new addition to Messenger is another bold move from Facebook to strike at the heart of Snapchat's appeal.
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New York (CNN Business)After nearly six weeks, the strike at General Motors is in the rear-view mirror.
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Moments like this really strike at my "What do we do — and who will we be — after Trump?" concern.
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Russia and Syria denied any involvement in the attack, which was described only as a "strike" at the time.
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We have had the permission of Pakistan for many years to use these systems to strike at terrorist targets.
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SAO PAULO, Nov 28 (Reuters) - Brazilian port workers are planning to start a 24-hour strike at 7 a.m.
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Think anyone would like to go back and launch a preemptive strike at the Kane/Toews Blackhawks in 2009?
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And America had a moral and righteous responsibility to strike at the air force that dropped that poison gas.
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Production at El Sharara had not been affected by the strike at Zawiya, an engineer at the field said.
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As The Art of War reminds us, we should avoid what is strong and strike at what is weak.
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It can do this by pushing through legislative reforms that strike at the perverse incentives faced by the USPTO.
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The CGT is also on strike at oil refineries and one-fifth of petrol stations are short of fuel.
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In Hunts Point, the night following the rally, a dozen workers declared a wildcat strike at Sanitation Salvage headquarters.
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The Communications Workers of America (CWA) said on Monday that workers will go on strike at 6:85033 a.m.
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The chemical attack prompted President Trump to order a missile strike at a Syrian military air base last week.
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Point is, body-image issues can strike at any time, and have surprisingly little to do with outward appearances.
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Uber users in Kenya said regular taxi cabs had raised their fares in response to the strike at Uber.
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The strike at 14 universities run by Pennsylvania's State System of Higher Education was a first for the union.
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Thanks to our unrivaled global reach capability, the U.S. can strike at anti-American threats anywhere in the world.
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Several auto parts makers have been impacted by the 40-day strike at GM, which began on Sept. 16.
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Unite union members at services company Aker Solutions announced their decision to strike at Equinor's non-producing Mariner platform.
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And the Bureau of Labor Statistics has said that the strike at General Motors affected 46,000 jobs in October.
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It recently waged a six-week strike at General Motors that idled the automaker, costing an estimated $2.9 billion.
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Traders were also monitoring a strike at Canada's largest railroad, Canadian National Railway Co, which entered its seventh day.
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By this point, the military options have been winnowed to a Tomahawk cruise missile strike at Al Shayrat airfield.
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Part of that came on the heels of a strike at UPS, and the company took advantage of that.
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In 2600, a 23.18-day strike at 212 factories shut down nationwide production, costing GM more than $2000 billion.
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Syria and Russia have attacked US-backed rebels, but they have not sought to strike at US forces either.
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Whether you're a well-established wordsmith or someone who's never written a song before, inspiration can strike at any moment.
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Inspiration can strike at any moment — and for Pat Smith from Cornwall, England it arrived on New Year's Eve 2018.
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Four years ago, membership at Fiat Chrysler (FCAU) rejected a tentative agreement, although they weren't on strike at the time.
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A near-unanimous 290 percent of members voted to authorize a strike at Montefiore, Mount Sinai, and NewYork-Presbyterian Hospitals.
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The discovery of some braziers over the years also suggested the disaster did not strike at the height of summer.
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Christians and Muslims, this theory goes, are increasingly at odds and willing to strike at each other's spiritual hearts -- sanctuaries.
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Focusing on symptoms rather than causes is only hacking at the branches, when we need to strike at the root.
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This was a chilling reminder of the group's ability to strike at the heart of the country with relative ease.
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She suffered injuries that sidelined her for months, and she endured online criticism meant to strike at her deepest insecurities.
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In public, Schneiderman seemed to strike at the very heart of the problems of sexual misconduct and violence against women.
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"The allegations at the center of special counsel Mueller's investigation strike at the core of our democracy," the Democrats wrote.
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The timing is trickier, but doing it right can position you for an easy strike at your foe's exposed flank.
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America launched an air strike at a camp belonging to al-Shabab, a terrorist outfit in Somalia, killing 150 fighters.
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Suleiman played down the diplomatic tensions, saying his team returned a day early to avoid a strike at Rome airport.
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Kyle Howle of Penrith in New South Wales is testament to the fact that melanoma can strike at any age.
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He began his hunger strike at al-Hair prison in Riyadh the following day, the statement added, citing Saudi activists.
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As a political bomb thrower, Bannon isn't looking to help either party; he just wants to strike at the establishment.
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Voter ID laws, gerrymandering and the introduction of the citizenship question into the census strike at the foundations of democracy.
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The heated back-and-forth hinted at the aggrieved tone Mr. Trump plans to strike at the rally Thursday night.
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Manning began the hunger strike at Fort Leavenworth military prison on Friday, vowing to continue until she received better treatment.
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Global oil prices also faced downward pressure from the news that a worker strike at Norwegian drilling rigs has ended.
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Rinne's government has been widely criticised over its handling of a two-week strike at Finland's state postal service, Posti.
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The employee walkout represents the first strike at Amazon's Seattle headquarters in the company's 25-year history, according to Wired.
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But batters are not allowed to appeal if the home-plate umpire calls a checked swing a strike at first.
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In Chile, the copper industry faces wage talks overshadowed by a long strike at BHP Billiton's Escondida mine, alongside other challenges.
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He added that workers at two major oil depots extended the strike at their sites on Friday evening until Monday afternoon.
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Workers went on strike at Loulo and Gounkoto in April over bonus payments but the standoff was resolved within a day.
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Without a deal, the union's 3,900 GM members would have a legal right to strike at midnight (0400 GMT) on Tuesday.
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Stopping EU funds from being run by City-based stockpickers would strike at the heart of the active asset-management model.
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Members of the Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (PENGASSAN) began a strike at Exxon Mobil last week.
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Sometimes the dinosaurs seem frighteningly canny, circling you and waiting until there's a small group assembled to all strike at once.
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A U.S. drone strike at an al-Shabab training camp in Somalia killed more than 85033 fighters, the Pentagon said Monday.
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Fatahi said that date is just a coincidence -- unlike hurricanes and other disasters, earthquakes can strike at any time without warning.
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VC was the first union to carry out a threat to strike at Ryanair last year, although the disruption was limited.
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Failure to reach a labor deal caused a 44-day strike at the mine last year, jolting the global copper market.
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A strike at Alcoa's alumina refineries and bauxite mines in the state has been going on for more than four weeks.
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These seemingly mundane questions strike at the heart of GMO controversies and implicate the use of breakthrough CRISPR gene editing technologies.
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Output, was weighed down by an 11.1% plunge in motor vehicle production because of a 40-day strike at General Motors.
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She also spoke of the symbolism of a "strike at the heart" of London — what it tried, but failed, to do.
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Teachers strike at the state capital in Oklahoma on Monday to protest for better teacher pay, working conditions and school funding.
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Disruptions from a strike at Peruvian miner Minsur's San Rafael mine had fueled concern about supply, but the strike ended quickly.
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If you're going to strike at a pope, to paraphrase the line about taking down a king, you must kill him.
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At the same time, the Europeans are deliberately trying not to strike at the heart of the global trading system here.
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Students in Poland staged a strike at the COP24 venue on Friday, demanding that countries set tougher emissions goals for themselves.
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It may as well have been a meeting of the Wobblies or the sit-down strike at General Motors in 1937.
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"It's very popular to strike at Serbia," said Agron Bajrami, the editor of Koha Ditore, one of Kosovo's largest daily newspapers.
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Workers at both Amazon and Whole Foods (which is owned by Amazon) also announced plans to strike at the same time.
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On Saturday, about 3,600 U.A.W. members went on strike at Mack Truck plants in three states, demanding better wages and benefits.
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A Syrian military source said Israeli planes launched the air strike at dawn, and the missiles fell on the Saboura area.
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Gun control advocates have been capitalizing on this compassion, but their proposals fail to strike at the heart of the problem.
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The United Auto Workers a few weeks ago launched the first company-wide strike at General Motors Co in 12 years.
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The strike at the Manda Bay Airfield was the terror group's first attack against U.S. forces in the East African country.
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Qassim Soleimani, the head of Iran's elite Quds Force, had been killed in an air strike at Baghdad's international airport. pic.twitter.
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The president later announced that there were no American casualties in the strike at a press conference from the White House.
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Hiring slipped after robust gains of 463,246 in November caused in part by the end of a strike at General Motors.
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General Suleimani was killed in an American drone strike at the Baghdad airport on Friday alongside a powerful Iraqi militia leader.
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KS) decision to scrap its fire-prone flagship smartphone Galaxy Note 7 and a strike at Hyundai Motor Co. (005380.KS).
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What makes the connection between McClure and Nintendo curious is the video Nintendo directed a copyright strike at on McClure's channel.
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The strike at SAS does not affect flights operated by its partners, which make up roughly 30 percent of all departures.
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In some ways, though, Google's comments about RT strike at one of the most vexing challenges facing lawmakers and federal regulators.
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Ms. Bolger said her cross-examination would "strike at the core of the materials protected by the New York State shield law."
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Copper prices leaped more than 4 percent Friday after a strike at the world's largest copper mine raised expectations of tighter supply.
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BHP Billiton's management and worker positions in a strike at its Escondida copper mine in Chile, the world's largest mine, remain distant.
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Just keep in mind that rattlesnakes can coil up and strike at great lengths, so give it as much space as possible.
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The U.S.'s intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance capabilities allow it to monitor and strike at threats from afar, with proper legal authority.
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It's unclear whether Uber stands to benefit at all from the brief yellow cab strike at one of the nation's busiest airports.
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Doesn't the air strike at least send a message to other countries that Trump will use unilateral force more quickly than Obama?
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The Romanian union of air traffic controllers triggered a two-hour warning strike at 0800 GMT on Friday over unmet labour demands.
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Last week, the government body responsible for solving labor conflicts decided to end the strike at the request of the FNSI workers.
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SOUTH AFRICA'S LABOUR COURT DENIES UNION AMCU REQUEST TO EXTEND STRIKE AT SIBANYE-STILLWATERS TO OTHER PLATINUM AND GOLD MINES - ANGLOGOLD SPOKESMAN
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The commonality is this: For a crime to be a hate crime, it has to strike at the heart of one's identity.
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Manafort's alleged actions "strike at the heart of New York's sovereign interests, including the integrity of our residential mortgage market," Vance added.
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Earlier, more than 600 workers had gone on strike at the company's Finsch and Kimberley Ekapa Mining joint venture operations over pay.
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The strike at General Motors did impact the number, and there was a reduction of 42,000 jobs in vehicle and parts manufacturing.
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"The 'wildcat strike' at issue in the present case cannot be regarded as beyond TUIfly's actual control," the Court of Justice said.
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She said that in May, the union had seemed to signal its intentions by authorizing a strike at the end of bargaining.
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"Plaintiffs argue that this President's words strike at fundamental standards of respect and tolerance, in violation of our constitutional tradition," Roberts wrote.
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While cravings can strike at any point, they tend to peak in the second trimester and slow down during the third trimester.
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ISIS in particular might simply want to strike at anything smacking of a Western or UN presence in its theater of operations.
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That would strike at the heart of Amazon's business in India — the US company has snapped up stakes in several local suppliers.
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Analysts at Bank of America estimated in a research note the cost of the strike at up to $90 million a day.
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It is the first ever pilot strike at BA. BALPA threatens more—on September 3.53th and then other dates stretching until January.
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A separate strike at the same capacity Cordemais 4 generator cut output by over 32 percent on Wednesday, according to the RTE.
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His second was a first-time strike at the end of a slick passing move, with Riyad Mahrez playing the final ball.
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After 2000 days and no deal, United Automobile Workers members are still on strike at General Motors factories across the United States.
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" As the hunger strike at the church began, one of the Ortega children, Juan Carlos Ortega, declared, "We condemn this coup plan.
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In this view, what began as a strike at Ukraine later and perhaps inadvertently spread to other countries merely as collateral damage.
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Automobile exports also declined and were probably weighed down by a 40-day strike at General Motors , which undercut motor vehicle production.
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Some reports claimed that the insurgents had sent some of their elite units to the province to strike at the Islamic State.
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The government warned that kidnapping and hostage-taking remained a threat in the country, while terrorist networks could strike at any time.
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The strike at GM's U.S. plants has disrupted operations at the automaker's other facilities as well as at some of its suppliers.
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Iran has also responded through covert operations such as trying to strike at Israeli targets through bombings in India or Georgia or Thailand.
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A one-day strike at six Amazon facilities in Germany is currently in effect, while a three-day strike is happening in Spain.
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However, six facilities in Germany have also chosen to engage in a one-day strike at the behest of the Vendi services union.
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Institutional affirmation matters, especially as the new U.S. government seems determined to strike at institutions, including the institution of "reality," at every turn.
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Russia has a major air base near Syria&aposs coast from where warplanes have been taking off to strike at insurgents throughout Syria.
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Thursday's strike at Duesseldorf, Cologne, Dortmund, Hanover, Stuttgart, Berlin and Hamburg airports is due to last for 24 hours until midnight (2200 GMT).
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And if it feels like morning migraines are worse than the ones that strike at other times, that's not just in your head.
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Last year was tough for manufacturers amid a strike at GM, Boeing's 737 Max crisis and U.S. trade disputes with key trading partners.
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Auto production fell 1.6% in September, the second monthly decline, with weakness in this area reflecting in part a strike at General Motors.
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The 43rd president took the mound and fired a strike at New York's Yankee Stadium just months after the 9-11 terror attacks.
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J when negotiations to halt a violent wildcat strike at its Marikana platinum mine in 2012 ended in police shooting 34 strikers dead.
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David Cameron described Emwazi as a "barbaric murderer" at the time and said the operation was a "strike at the heart" of ISIS.
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Pyongyang said it was a "vicious scenario to make a preemptive nuclear strike at the DPRK," according to state-run news agency KCNA.
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SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea has switched its nuclear weapons on standby, ready to strike at any time, state media reported on Friday.
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A strike at the Cerrejon mine could further reduce production and overseas sales from the world's fifth-largest exporting nation of the mineral.
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Why it matters: The steps Facebook is taking to combat questions of Russian election interference strike at the core of the company's business.
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But they are convinced someone tipped off the robbers to strike at precisely the moment they could get in and out without detection.
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This episode should strike at the real root cause of the mess: The powerful, persistent Washington myth that Ryan is a policy genius.
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More than 1,000 cooks, housekeepers, bellmen, bartenders, cocktail servers and other service workers have been on strike at the casino since July 85033.
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Investors are worried about the possibility of Chinese tariffs on clothing and sneakers, which would strike at Nike, the world's largest sportswear company.
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Democrats and Republicans urged Trump to ramp up sanctions -- not dial them back -- and strike at even more sectors of the Russian economy.
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Workers will walk out at 4 am local time (0300 GMT) and end the strike at about 0400 GMT on Saturday, Verdi said.
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The supervisor's union at Antofagasta's nearby Centinela mine is currently in government-mediated negotiations after voting to strike at the beginning of July.
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The 40-day strike at the automaker's plants in Michigan and Kentucky contributed to holding back payroll gains to 128,000 jobs in October.
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Such a media takeover would be a direct strike at Catalan institutions that have been instrumental in promoting a separate culture and language.
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Earlier on Sunday, the UAW said maintenance workers employed by GM contractor Aramark would strike at five GM plants in Michigan and Ohio.
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Iran or its proxies might strike at Saudi Arabia's oil infrastructure, while also interrupting the flow of oil through the Strait of Hormuz.
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"We will fight the Khawarij and strike at them without mercy and with all strength and determination," the king said in a statement.
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However, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoǧan didn't order a strike at that time — though he warned for months that one might be imminent.
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"The violence and deaths in Charlottesville strike at the heart of American law and justice," Attorney General Jeff Sessions said in a statement.
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Iran retaliated against the U.S. a few days later, launching a missile strike at two military bases in Iraq that house U.S. troops.
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Qassem Soleimani in a strike at the Baghdad airport, prompting Iran to promise retaliation and strike multiple Iraqi bases that housed U.S. troops.
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All strike at the nerve Sanders exposed in 2016 -- the recognition that even liberal policy gains had failed to offset growing economic inequality.
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Divorce leaves two people available for repartnering, of course; losing a spouseleaves one, and these days it tends to strike at older ages.
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And though he moved away from conflict, Trump was still boasting about the Soleimani strike at a 2020 campaign rally on Thursday night.
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More importantly, Hezbollah served as a reliable terrorist organization that could strike at Iranian enemies while providing Tehran with a measure of deniability.
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Iran said the missile launches were timed to mirror the time Soleimani was killed last Friday, in a drone strike at Baghdad airport.
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The attacks on those bases came in retaliation for a US drone strike at Baghdad's airport, which killed top Iranian commander Qasem Soleimani.
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To evict Dutt from our textbooks today is to strike at the heart of the cultural convictions that gave birth to our nation.
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The 211.1-day strike at the automaker's plants in Michigan and Kentucky contributed to holding back payrolls gains to 20.1,000 jobs in October.
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The 2270-day strike at the automaker's plants in Michigan and Kentucky helped to hold back payrolls gains to 20173,22017 jobs in October.
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Three unions will put 755 workers on strike at several platforms operated by Statoil, ExxonMobil and Engie if their demands are not met.
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Questions about Iran's calculations Secretary of State Mike Pompeo first raised the stakes over the strike at the Saudi oil facility on Saturday.
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It's like some sick high-stakes version of the Slap Bet, where rejection may strike at any moment — especially when you least expect it.
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Dutch supermarket operator Ahold Delhaize reported lower second-quarter earnings on Wednesday, hurt by a strike at some of its U.S. stores in April.
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The strike at Escondida, which produced over 1 million tonnes of copper, or 5 percent of the world's supply, last year, began on Feb.
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A strike at the country's biggest copper smelter, which is Freeport's sole domestic buyer of copper concentrate, has added to pressure on the partnership.
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But that was still a strike at the heart of Ethiopia's political system – a federation stitched from a patchwork of ethnic groups and traditions.
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First off, as most people who have experienced it know, "morning sickness" is a total misnomer: It can strike at any time of day.
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Washington (CNN)The organizers of last month's Women's March announced Monday their intention to hold a general strike at a date to be determined.
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Mr Juppé's team will not hesitate to strike at what they perceive as the weaknesses of Mr Fillon's candidacy, in particular his economic liberalism.
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Booker's liberal, though not too liberal, message seems to strike at the heart of the party, and he remains well-liked among primary voters.
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Curator and educator PJ Gubatina Policarpio's group exhibition commemorates the fruits of the tide-turning 203-day strike at San Francisco State University (SFSU).
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Ahold Delhaize dipped after the supermarket operator said an 11-day strike at its "Stop & Shop" chain in the United States would hurt margins.
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A looming strike at several Norwegian oil and gas fields that threatened to cut output in western Europe's biggest producer helped support crude futures.
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New York (CNN Business)The six-week strike at General Motors will end up costing the automaker about $2.9 billion, the company said Tuesday.
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He said that in the coming days a programme of "staggered strikes" would begin, leading up to a national strike at an unspecified date.
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In January, Uber was accused of undermining a taxi strike at New York City's JFK airport in response to President Donald Trump's immigration ban.
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Lufthansa indicated 0.1 percent higher Air Berlin indicated 0.5 percent lower Ground staff continue a strike at Berlin's airports, forcing hundreds of flight cancellations.
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People were angry that Uber appeared to be taking advantage of a taxi strike at JFK in order to promote its car-hailing service.
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"We have a permanent policy, to strike at the Iranian entrenchment in Syria and hurt whoever tries to hurt us," he said on Sunday.
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The tanker drivers, on the first day of a strike at the height of the tourist season, are demanding better salaries and working conditions.
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The bottom line: These proposals could strike at the heart of Silicon Valley platforms' business models, and the way today's tech products are built.
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For ISIS, which claimed responsibility in a statement and video, it's a symbolic strike at the heart of "Safavid" (derogatory term for Iranian) darkness.
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In February, more than 40 detainees launched a hunger strike at the Osaka center to protest against what they said was poor medical care.
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The stoppage is the latest disruption to global copper supplies to put pressure on prices, amid a month long strike at BHP Billiton's BLT.
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The base has long been used to strike at the densely populated Eastern Ghouta in an attempt to force the rebel enclave to submission.
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Russia and Assad have said they will continue to strike at terrorists even as they observe the pause in fighting and work toward negotiations.
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Those contacts among Afghans provided key intelligence that allowed coalition forces to strike at Taliban targets, taking 1,500 fighters and commanders off the battlefield.
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Last year, unions staged the largest strike at Petrobras in two decades, driven more by opposition to the cuts and sales than salary issues.
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Among gainers, Gold Fields rose 1.89 percent to 47 rand after the gold miner said a strike at its sole domestic mine had ended.
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Qatar Airways has also leased A320 planes and staff to British Airways for two weeks during a cabin crew strike at the UK carrier.
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But Trump is missing an opportunity to use the gathering to strike at Tehran's Achilles heel — its violations of the Iranian people's human rights.
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NATIONAL UNION OF METALWORKERS OF SOUTH AFRICA SAYS CONSULTING ON SECONDARY STRIKE AT OTHER AIRLINES AFTER TALKS WITH SOUTH AFRICAN AIRWAYS END WITHOUT DEAL
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The second leg to China's threat is that any tariff on U.S. energy imports will strike at the heart of President Trump's support base.
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Uber's position worsened when it suspended surge pricing during a taxi strike at John F. Kennedy International Airport that resulted from Trump's travel ban.
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Late Tuesday, the French Parliament advanced a far-reaching array of security policies that critics said would strike at the heart of civil liberties.
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There are different versions of the disease, and depending on which type is inherited, it can strike at any time, from infancy to adulthood.
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It forces them into battle, ties suicide bombs to their bodies and orders them to strike at the gates of the University of Maiduguri.
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"Plaintiffs argue that this president's words strike at fundamental standards of respect and tolerance, in violation of our constitutional tradition," Chief Justice Roberts wrote.
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To pave the way for one strike at a shoe factory, a colleague spent weeks in the area talking to workers and building contacts.
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Certainly, Soleimani crossed a critical red line himself by going into Iraq where he was killed in a drone strike at a Baghdad airport.
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In his CNBC interview, Trump also said that Boeing's 737 MAX fleet grounding and the strike at General Motors had weighed on the economy.
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The prosecutor's practices strike "at the heart of the constitutional guarantee that all citizens may participate in self-government regardless of race," it says.
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" "Kushner gave Trump a fighting chance to keep the 2016 presidential race close, in the hope that lightning would strike at the right time.
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Mr. Trump also defied calls from some Republican supporters to strike at Iran after it attacked a major Saudi oil production facility in September.
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"They strike at night, and we strike back and kill them," said Hamad Nahar Al-Hamad, the 21-year-old commander of the unit.
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The decision is a departure from current U.S. rules of engagement in Afghanistan, which impose limits on U.S. forces' ability to strike at insurgents.
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When threatened by the unknown, people rarely just throw their hands in the air and wait for things to strike at them from the dark.
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The union had planned to strike at Neptune Energy's Gjoea field, Okea's Draugen, Aker BP's Ivar Aasen and Equinor's Kristin, Oseberg East and Gudrun fields.
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The bombing in the capital, Ankara, made President Recep Tayyip Erdogan even more combative; he vowed to strike at enemies in Syria or anywhere else.
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Another 27 foreigners are on hunger strike at a detention center in Ushiku, northeast of Tokyo, said a separate group supporting detainees at that facility.
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The VDSZ union held a two-hour strike at Hankook's Hungarian plant early on Wednesday to demand higher wages, the union said on its website.
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The union representing aviation mechanics and other FAA employees also began a strike at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport on Friday, according to News 5 Cleveland.
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It has also threatened to strike at Venezuela's oil exports, either by ending purchases or by blocking transactions by PDVSA, the state-owned oil company.
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The workers had started a strike at midnight to protest recent layoffs and demand higher salaries in a range of professions related to port operations.
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In Indonesia, a strike at the country's biggest copper smelter, which is Freeport's sole domestic offtaker of copper concentrate, has added to the company's woes.
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A pool of euro/dollar options worth a total of $3.1 billion with a strike at $1.1150 also kept a floor under the currency pair.
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A strike at the world's biggest copper mine in Chile and a dispute over mining rights in Indonesia hit copper markets earlier in the year.
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That, more than anything else, was down to the 43-day strike at the Escondida mine in Chile in February and March of last year.
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Fiorello meets Thea, played with delicate feeling by Rebecca Brudner, when she is arrested after leading a strike at the clothing factory where she works.
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"The defendant's alleged actions strike at the very heart of our county's Muslim community," Queens District Attorney Richard Brown said in a statement on Monday.
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Trump called off the retaliatory strike at the last minute, however, stating it would not have been proportionate to the downing of an unmanned aircraft.
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The craustacean was caught on film as it swung a knife and backed away slowly from the video camera, ready to strike at any moment.
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The reviewer was Edgar Z. Friedenberg, a sociologist, whose piece was not exactly a strike at the jugular; it was mainly focussed on sounding dismissive.
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Defresne said the strike will affect Exxon Mobil and Esso facilities, in additional to an ongoing strike at Total's 117,000 barrels-per-day Feyzin refinery.
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In June, Trump nearly launched a military strike on Iran after it downed a U.S. drone but called off the strike at the last minute.
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In 1969, President Richard Nixon was tempted to strike at North Korea after it shot down an American spy plane, killing all 31 people aboard.
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U.S. factory output slumped 0.5% in September, as a strike at General Motors caused a steep decline in auto production amid broader struggles for manufacturers.
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"The strike at SAA with consequential cancellation of bookings has resulted in a sudden deterioration of SAA's financial position," the ministry said in a statement.
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These attacks were followed by a strike at the Baghdad airport that resulted in the death of Soleimani, one of the country's most powerful generals.
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When Defense Secretary Jim Mattis briefed Mr. Trump on Thursday, the options had already been winnowed to a Tomahawk cruise missile strike at Al Shayrat.
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What had happened that provoked this rather startling strike at this particular moment in time?" the Maine senator and former governor asked on "Squawk Box.
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In another story, a young nurse named Milagros leads a strike at Manila's City Hospital after learning that American nurses make more than native ones.
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Public-sector workers in non-RTW states went on strike at a rate nearly 17 times greater than that of their counterparts in RTW states.
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Collahuasi, operated by Anglo and Glencore, faces labor talks this year, in the shadow of an historic strike at Escondida, the world's biggest copper mine.
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Despite a flurry of headlines and stories focusing on the United Auto Workers strike at General Motors, sales for the automaker have not slowed down.
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The company, currently facing a strike at its Cajamarquilla zinc smelter, expects to resolve the situation in the next 24 to 48 hours, he added.
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U.S. manufacturing output rebounded more than expected in November, as the end of an almost six-week strike at General Motors plants boosted auto production.
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The incident prompted a student strike at hundreds of universities and schools in the U.S. and intensified resistance, especially among young people, to the war.
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Platformers are practically made to break you, and some boss fights can be the most monotonous experience of "roll to dodge, strike at the belly, roll to dodge, strike at the belly..." Being that we are humans, it's not outrageous to expect some range of emotion when engaging with a medium that you're actively participating in (and, in a way, working against to overcome obstacles).
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The end of a historic strike at Chile's Escondida copper mine, the world's biggest, has left its owner, BHP Billiton, nursing an estimated $23 billion loss.
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The day before the July 4th holiday, in fact, Target employees who are organizing with Rise Up Retail went on strike at a store in Maryland.
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To achieve that, it first needs a limited number of land-based nuclear-tipped rockets with the ability to strike at least as far as Japan.
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Fake news and journalism for peace", the pontiff called on followers to denounce "snake-tactics" employed by fake news writers who can "strike at any time.
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"So in war, the way is to avoid what is strong and to strike at what is weak," notes the famed Chinese military strategist Sun Tzu.
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"Those who spread violence in the name of bigotry strike at the very core of America," Trump said before speaking about the death of Heather Heyer.
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It's an unusual stance for the tech industry to take on a bill that some say would strike at some of the internet's most fundamental protections.
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The last strike at Cerrejon, which produces coal at its open pit mine in northern La Guajira province, was in February 2013 and lasted 32 days.
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Apparently the recent political debates aren't enough of a metaphorical strike at the very heart of America—someone has gone after the national bird as well.
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Rosenstein's possible departure would strike at the heart of the Trump-Russia investigation because Mueller has to run major investigative decisions past the deputy attorney general.
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In addition to strikes and protests around the world, one focal point will be a strike at Uber's San Francisco headquarters at noon on May 8.
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A strike at the carmaker's Slovak unit will continue into a fourth day after talks on wage deal failed, union chief Zoroslav Smolinsky said on Thursday.
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Regarding supply, news that the strike at BHP Billiton's Escondida mine had ended saw the price of copper in London dip briefly on Thursday before stabilizing.
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Because civilians were nearby during the daylight hours, and ISIS personnel were working there at night, the decision was made to strike at dawn on Sunday.
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She said a limited number of employees had joined the strike at its Port Jerome and Fos-sur-Mer refineries, and at the Fos oil terminal.
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Mohammad Emwazi, the member better known as "Jihadi John," was killed the same month, wiped out in a US drone strike at the age of 2800.
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October's figure would have been stronger had it not been for a strike at General Motors, and for the layoffs of some 20,000 temporary census workers.
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Though the consumer remains in strong shape, economists believe the strike at General Motors could have a hefty and negative impact on the October employment report.
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True, health crises can strike at any point, but lengthening life spans and improved health, at least among higher-income seniors, have contributed to extended careers.
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We forgot that Kim has over 11,000 artillery and missile platforms pointed at the South Korean capital of Seoul, ready to strike at a moment's notice.
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Beijing regards space as another realm for war fighting and would be unwilling to give up on developing the ability to strike at American space assets.
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The union said mine owner BHP rejected union demands made last week, raising the prospects of a strike at the mine for the second straight year.
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The news comes as a relief to Boeing, which invested billions in South Carolina after a costly machinist union strike at its Washington facilities in 2008.
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THE OBSERVATION I MAKE ABOUT THESE SANCTIONS – LET'S RELATE IT. YOU KNOW, WE JUST HAD A STRIKE AT GM. LET'S RELATE IT TO A LABOR STRIKE.
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But the issue is much larger than that -- and the bill he opposed would strike at the electoral power structure Republicans have been able to build.
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Over 290 educators in Chicago began the nation's first strike at a charter school network on Tuesday, shutting down 63 schools serving more than 223,219 children.
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A strike at power grids, turning out the lights at polling places, or just disrupting transportation systems could suppress turnout and lead to charges of manipulation.
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That could potentially be the opening shot in a trade war between the US and China, where both countries strike at each other's economies with tariffs.
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The new laws strike at the core of Uber's business model, which relies on an enormous pool of drivers to be available at any given time.
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Trump tweeted in June that he had called off a military strike at the last moment after U.S. officials said Iran shot down an American drone.
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"They can overwhelm society, overwhelm health systems, have crippling economic consequences and stability issues, they can obviously strike at [military] readiness, trigger mass migration," Morrison said.
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The drone strike at Baghdad's airport appeared to enshrine a new principle that targeting senior foreign leaders was now an acceptable tool of US foreign policy.
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"California's regulations strike at the jugular of Facebook's active users with a thermonuclear impact on losses," said Eric Schiffer, CEO of private equity firm Patriarch Organization.
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Now the United Automobile Workers have gone on strike at General Motors, sending nearly 223,22007 members at factories across the Midwest and South to picket lines.
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The attacks were in retaliation for a drone strike at a Baghdad airport that killed Iran's most powerful military commander, Qasem Soleimani, earlier in the week.
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The Wall Street Journal reported that the strategy involves launching a targeted strike at a North Korean facility in response to a nuclear or missile test.
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The Wall Street Journal reported that the strategy involves launching a targeted strike at a North Korean facility in response to a nuclear or missile test.
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Yes, but: The United Auto Workers strike at GM, which included nearly 50,000 workers and idled 34 plants across the country, likely contributed to the weakness.
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But those concepts didn't strike at the root of systemic racism and the white supremacy that begot it, but rather provided more palatable ways to address difference.
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It's a long season, and injuries can strike at any time, but in the four weeks since Brady has returned, Football Outsiders has Brady accumulating 580 DYAR.
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Workers began a strike at the BHP Billiton-run mine on Thursday to put pressure on the company after contractual wage talks failed to end in agreement.
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Workers began a strike at the BHP Billiton -run mine on Thursday to put pressure on the company after contractual wage talks failed to end in agreement.
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The last strike at Cerrejon, which produces coal at its open pit mine in Colombia's northern La Guajira province, was in February 2013 and lasted 32 days.
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Here is an outline of ways in which Iran could strike at the more powerful United States, and its regional allies and interests, if their dispute escalated.
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"Islamic State reads Turkish society very well and it knows to strike at the key pressure points," says Hilmi Demir, an expert on Muslim sects and radicalisation.
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Valeo, whose revenue rose 1003% in Q3, said on Thursday that the strike at General Motors would have a substantial impact on its revenues and operating margin.
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They chose to strike at a moment of a devoted son's retreat and leave of absence to mourn the absence of the inviolable love of his mother.
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CONAKRY, Aug 29 (Reuters) - A strike at AngloGold Ashanti's Siguiri gold mine in Guinea has halted operations there, mines ministry secretary-general Saadou Nimaga said on Wednesday.
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I think the focus needs to be on stories featuring characters who resonate, facing threats that are either fun, or strike at who they are as people.
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Williams would not comment on whether the UAW would refuse extra work to make up for lost output if Unifor's GM workers strike at two Ontario plants.
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In August 2012, police shot dead 34 AMCU members during a violent wildcat strike at Lonmin's Marikana operation, the bloodiest security incident in the post-apartheid era.
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It's kind of insane how effortless these guys make it all look, but behind the scenes, disaster's almost surely going to strike at the most inopportune moment.
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A union representing an estimated 9,000 workers, excluding contractors, recently extended its strike at Grasberg for a second month, in a dispute over employment terms and layoffs.
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They had gone on strike at the beginning of November in protest at the government's failure to implement a March deal to increase salaries and housing allowance.
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And Axe does seem to back off the throttle through a good chunk of season 2, at least until he sees another chance to strike at Rhoades.
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Workers led by the AMCU also plan to extend their strike at Sibanye-Stillwater's gold shafts to its platinum mines next week, the company said on Thursday.
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" He did not mention Hirak but warned against "nihilists and other merchants of illusion" who use disfunctions "in order to strike at Morocco&aposs security and stability.
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He also argued that it would strike at domestic terrorist financing operations by capturing counterfeit money and rendering the legitimate cash they kept in the shadows worthless.
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Perks went into cardiac arrest after he was hit by a lightning strike at Clearwater Beach near Tampa last weekend, fire rescue officials told CNN affiliate WFTS.
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Caro said he carried out his hunger strike at another prison in the central state of Carabobo by sewing his lips together after nine months behind bars.
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The power systems operator said on Sunday that EDF had been warned of a 24-hour strike at its power generation units in France starting Monday Jan.
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"They strike at our sense of self, our sense of belonging," then-FBI Director James Comey said in a speech to the Anti-Defamation League in 2014.
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"It's a strong signal for pay talks and for PSA in France," IG Metall chief Joerg Hofmann said of the strike at Opel's main site in Ruesselsheim.
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WHEN she was sent to prison for helping organise a strike at a shoe factory in Vietnam's Mekong-delta region, Do Thi Minh Hanh was only 25.
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Microsoft wants to strike at the heart of Apple's creative demographic Surface Studio is taking that pitch and expanding it to a third base: the creative professional.
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"Black Lives Matter, the Women's March, #MeToo, the LGBTQ movement; we're taking our country back one march at a time, one strike at a time," she added.
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He quickly became notorious for his loutish outbursts, going on a long hunger strike at one point and disrupting the proceedings with exceptional demands and long speeches.
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Chief Financial Officer Roberto Giacchi said a labour strike at the group's courier division had a negative impact of about 210 million euros in the last quarter.
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The October jobs report for the U.S. is set to be out Friday stateside, and expected to be unusually weak due to the strike at General Motors.
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Today, America faces an enemy that uses hate and fearmongering not only to strike at the heart of American values, but to sow mistrust among loyal Americans.
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Tuesday could also bring a strike at Chile's Caserones copper mine owned by Lumina Copper, which is controlled by a partnership of JX Holding and Mitsui Mining.
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The new contract, which still requires approval from union members, ends a 10-day strike at hundreds of Stop & Shop stores in Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island.
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Activists and residents say the attacks have intensified since the US killed top Iranian general Qassem Soleimani in a January 3 drone strike at Baghdad&aposs airport.
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The question seemed to strike at a key defense argument: That Trump discussed investigating the Bidens because he was motivated by corruption in Ukraine, not personal gain.
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First, a vote to subpoena witnesses would strike at the heart of the president's efforts — which continue to this day — to impede his own removal from office.
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Marleau started the onslaught with his first of the playoffs with a power-play strike at 21:203 after Edmonton defenseman Oscar Klefbom had a failed clear.
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The plant was a point of contention in the 50-day strike at GM&aposs US factories led by the United Auto Workers in September and October.
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Among other movers, General Motors Co fell 4.7% after the United Auto Workers went on strike on Sunday, the first nationwide strike at GM in 12 years.
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Ankara began using drones to strike at President Bashar al Assad's forces after the death last Thursday of 33 Turkish soldiers in an air strike by Damascus.
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Longtime foes Tehran and Washington have been in a war of words since Friday, when Qassem Soleimani was killed in a U.S. drone strike at Baghdad airport.
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Iran's top security and intelligence commander was killed early today in a drone strike at Baghdad International Airport that was authorized by President Trump, American officials said.
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The killing of Soleimani, in a drone strike at Baghdad airport, is causing reverberations not just for the U.S. and Iran but also across the Middle East.
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Longtime foes Tehran and Washington have been in a war of words since Friday, when Qassem Soleimani was killed in a U.S. drone strike at Baghdad airport.
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And top officials have twice had to rule out Trump's warning that he could strike at "cultural" targets in Iran if it tries to avenge Soleimani's killing.
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Turkish companies Arcelik, Aygaz, Ford Otosan, Karsan, Otokar, Tofas and Turk Traktor have reported that Turkish Metal Union decided on a strike at all of their businesses.
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AMSTERDAM, Aug 22 (Reuters) - Security guards will hold a 24-hour strike at Amsterdam's Schiphol airport and other as yet unnamed locations in the Netherlands on Sept.
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Friday's rocket attack on a major Iraqi base where American and allied troops train Iraq's security forces was a far more direct strike at United States forces.
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During a hunger strike at an El Paso-based detention facility in January, ICE employees also began force-feeding nine detainees on a federal judge's orders. Rep.
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WHEN GENERAL WILLIAM SHERMAN was ordered to strike at the heart of the Confederacy during America's civil war, he first asked for a map of Georgia and Alabama.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Dutch supermarket group Ahold, warned on Tuesday that a strike at its Stop & Shop chain in the United States would hurt its underlying 2019 profit margin.
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In January 2017, the New York Taxi Workers Alliance announced a strike at JFK Airport to protest President Donald Trump's ban on refugees from six Muslim-majority countries.
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A lightning strike at a children's football match in Hoppstaetten in the German region of Rheinland-Pfalz on Saturday left the referee and two other adults seriously injured.
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Perhaps more radical than a student strike, at a mostly blue collar commuter school in northern California, was the students' simple demand: the right to learn about themselves.
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The pact had prohibited land-based missiles with a range of 310-3,400 miles, reducing the ability of both countries to launch a nuclear strike at short notice.
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Earthquakes can strike at any time, and the megaquake that triggered the Indian Ocean tsunami, which killed a quarter of a million people across 22010 countries on Dec.
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DAKAR, July 20 (Reuters) - Gabon's oil workers' union ONEP on Friday ended a strike at Total facilities across the country after 11 days, it said in a statement.
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It was the first strike at the port in 13 years, and more strikes could be on the way if an agreement isn't reached, according to FNV Havens.
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US politics don't concern Syrians much, even if many here believe Trump would align himself with the regime of Bashar al-Assad to strike at Islamic terror groups.
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Global miner BHP Billiton shed 1.7 percent, as management and worker positions in a strike at its Escondida copper mine in Chile, the world's largest mine, remain distant.
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Government officials scrambled to contain the damage from the strike at JKIA, which is vital for the tourism sector and to Kenya's status as a regional business hub.
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"Although our results were impacted by the strike at Stop & Shop, our other U.S. brands continued their strong performance," said Chief Executive Officer Frans Muller in a statement.
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The strike vote coincided with the threat of a strike at the country's biggest copper mine, Escondida, and a walkout by workers at state miner Codelco's Chuquicamata facility.
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Austria might have demonstrated that the Trump Effect has limits, but both votes reflect complicated political currents and coming challenges that strike at the heart of Europe itself.
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OSLO, May 1 (Reuters) - The parties involved in the strike at Scandinavian airlines SAS will meet at the office of the Norwegian state mediator at 11:00 a.m.
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Ipsos Public Affairs research director Mallory Newall said on Tuesday that a majority of Americans support teachers' right to strike at work, referring to a recent Ipsos survey.
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The union accepted an offer to begin early negotiations with the Anglo-Australian miner in March in an effort to avoid another strike at the northern Chile mine.
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These flashbacks could strike at any time and without warning, in the shower or in a movie theater and they were starting to push me to the edge.
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An indefinite strike at the Constanta port silos could have severely impacted grain supplies to Egypt, the world's largest wheat importer, and where ADM is an active exporter.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French CGT union workers have suspended a four-week strike at the Fos-Lavera oil terminal in southern France, a union official told Reuters on Sunday.
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The strike at a training facility targeted "operatives responsible for plotting external attacks threatening U.S. citizens, our partners and innocent civilians," U.S. Central Command said in a statement.
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Double Dragon allowed enemies to converge on players from all directions, hence the importance of players being able to strike at enemies in front of and behind them.
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The Players' Strike At the 220 World Cup the French national team boycotted training in protest after striker Nicolas Anelka was expelled for shouting obscenities at his coach.
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Turkish companies Arcelik, Aygaz, Ford Otosan, Karsan, Otokar, Tofas and Turk Traktor reported last week that the Turkish Metal Union had decided on a strike at their businesses.
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The question seemed to strike at a key defense argument: that Trump discussed investigating the Bidens because he was motivated by corruption in Ukraine, not personal political gain.
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The drone strike at Baghdad International Airport drew comparisons to Mr. Clinton's four-day bombing campaign of Iraq in December 1998 as he stared down his own impeachment.
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The United Automobile Workers union went on strike at General Motors, sending nearly 50,000 members at factories across the Midwest and South to picket lines on Monday morning.
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The United Automobile Workers union went on strike at General Motors, sending nearly 50,000 members at factories across the Midwest and South to picket lines on Monday morning.
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In November, the company said the worker strike at its small Antucoya deposit ended, and the dispute would impact 2019 output with a loss of about 4,000 tonnes.
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AMCU rose to prominence in 2012, when it was at the centre of a strike at Lonmin's Marikana mine that saw 34 miners shot dead by the police.
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The same week Nintendo released Super Mario Maker in 2015, Nintendo launched a copyright strike at Mario video uploaded by Andi McClure, a designer of numerous web curiosities.
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The Worm The actual strike at the end of much-derided Scotty 2 Hotty's much-derided finisher likely works in the same way that Cena's Five Knuckle Shuffle does.
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The union has warned that a strike at the Chilean copper mine could be lengthy, potentially affecting global supplies of a metal used in everything from construction to telecommunications.
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The Trump tariffs and measures against major Russian producer Rusal, along with a strike at Alcoa's alumina and bauxite operations in Western Australia are combining to roil aluminum markets.
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Uber's $3 million pledge came during the disastrous #DeleteUber movement, which had started when its drivers had picked up passengers during a travel ban strike at JFK International Airport.
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"Many of us have been unfortunate to see quite a bit in our services but acid attacks are really extraordinary and strike at something quite horrific in people's psyche."
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The UAW is also set announce later on Friday that members have ratified a deal to end a 40-day U.S. strike at General Motors Co, the sources said.
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This could embolden the Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union (AMCU), which last month ended a five-month strike at Sibanye's gold operations, to demand increases that outpace inflation.
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STOCKHOLM, April 27 (Reuters) - SAS said it was canceling hundreds of flights scheduled for Sunday as a pilot strike at the Scandinavian airline entered its second day on Saturday.
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The month-long strike at General Motors (GM), and Boeing's (BA) continuous issues surrounding its 737 Max are taking a toll and are also expected to hinder GDP growth.
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General Motors A six-week strike at General Motors came to a close last week, but the precedent it set could influence union negotiations with other big auto manufacturers.
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" The leaders "are making contingency plans to strike at the country's adversaries in the event of open conflict, according to American, European, Middle Eastern and Israeli officials and analysts.
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Iran wants to retain the ability to strike at the Jewish state from both Lebanon and Syria, hence Iran's determination to maintain non-state Shi'ite proxy militias in Syria.
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A 44-day strike at the mine last year jolted global copper markets and slowed economic growth in the South American country, which is the world's top copper producer.
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Whether you're in the middle of a deliciously greasy slice of pizza or right about to drift off to sleep, heartburn always seems to strike at the worst moments.
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BRATISLAVA, June 22 (Reuters) - A strike at Volkswagen's Slovak unit will continue into a fourth day after talks on wage deal failed, union chief Zoroslav Smolinsky said on Thursday.
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While only a test, and one restricted to Ireland for now, this new camera marks Facebook's most brazen attempt yet to strike at the heart of Snapchat's user base.
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Failure to reach a labor deal caused a 44-day strike at the mine last year, which jolted the global copper market and cost BHP an estimated $1 billion.
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The question was a strike at the defense, which argued Tuesday that Manafort was forced to open foreign accounts to receive payment for his political consulting work in Ukraine.
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Iran-allied Houthi rebels in neighboring Yemen claimed credit for the attack, saying they sent 10 drones to strike at important facilities in Saudi Arabia's oil-rich Eastern Province.
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Miners last year went on strike at the mine for two weeks before reaching agreement on a dispute that had forced previous owner BHP Billiton to declare force majeure.
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German services union Verdi has called a nationwide strike at Metro's Real hypermarkets to press a demand for its 34,000 staff to be covered by a collective pay deal.
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Last year, a more than month-long strike at Escondida ended with workers opting to extend their previous contract through July 31 of this year instead of replacing it.
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The Trump tariffs and measures against major Russian producer Rusal, along with a strike at Alcoa's alumina and bauxite operations in Western Australia are combining to roil aluminium markets.
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Chile is the world's largest copper producer, and the threat of a strike at the mine, a partnership between Antofagasta and Canadian miner Barrick Gold Corp, has affected prices.
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A previous ballot voted in favor of a strike at Mariner and another British union, GMB, said last week its members on Mariner had also voted to stop work.
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Vasas, a major union which had sought a 2871 percent wage hike, held a two-hour strike at the plant late last month, delaying the shipment of 50 cars.
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The company and the union have learnt to work together in the best interests of the staff, and there hasn't been a strike at the theatre since the 1970s.
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In 1978, during a strike at the News, Smith helped usher in the era of celebrity journalism on television by joining WNBC-TV for three nights a week commentary.
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But the US doesn't need to maintain a permanent footprint in the Middle East in order to strike at terrorist threats effectively, argues Defense Priorities senior fellow Enea Gjoza.
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She was 9 years old when she took her first turn on the picket line, joining her father during a strike at the Good & Plenty candy factory, she recalled.
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PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP says America's forces are "locked and loaded" to strike at those responsible for the devastating drone and missile attacks on Saudi Arabia's industry on September 14th.
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In South Australia, ASX-listed Marmota is using a biogeochemical leaf analysis which helped guide it to a high-grade gold strike at its Gawler Craton project in September.
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However, the retired admiral made it clear that he found it "hard to believe" Trump stopped the strike at the last minute upon learning that there would be casualties.
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There are none more powerful than the Culinary Workers Union — the same group that organized a 1991 workers strike at the Frontier Hotel that lasted more than six years.
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One could certainly imagine a world where a populist president pressed legitimately for an investigation into a rival's son "to strike at business-as-usual" within a corrupt elite.
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Those remarks prompted fears in the region that the new American president might order a pre-emptive strike at North Korea's weapons sites, which could set off a war.
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On Monday, the United Automobile Workers went on strike at General Motors, sending nearly 50,000 members at factories across the Midwest and South to picket lines, continuing the trend.
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Iraq's parliament called on Sunday for U.S. and other foreign troops to leave after the killing of a top Iranian general in a U.S. drone strike at Baghdad airport.
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But prodded to spar, the candidates more often chose to strike at President Trump, whether the subject was Iran and troops in the Middle East, health care or impeachment.
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On Wednesday, the media arm of Hezbollah issued a statement warning that it would strike at the Americans if they crossed any "red lines," which it did not define.
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Last week, the labor union held a strike at Total's fuel depots in a protest over sackings, but it was suspended after one day once an agreement was reached.
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WASHINGTON, Dec 20.7 (Reuters) - U.S. manufacturing output rebounded more than expected in November, as the end of an almost six-week strike at General Motors plants boosted auto production.
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Cases involving people being pushed in front of subway trains are exceedingly rare, but when they occur, they strike at some of the deepest fears held by city dwellers.
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Read: Mark Zuckerberg just broke his silence on Cambridge Analytica The company now faces the specter of privacy regulation that could strike at the core of its business model.
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An attempt by Deutsche Lufthansa to avert a planned cabin crew strike at the airline's Germanwings unit failed on Saturday as trade union UFO rejected management concessions as insufficient.
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The breach of the US Embassy compound in Baghdad on Tuesday was a stark demonstration that Iran can still strike at American interests despite Trump&aposs economic pressure campaign.
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Another migrant worker, Xiaobei, led a successful mass strike at a factory in Shenzhen, after management cut overtime and slashed benefits in the run up to the Lunar New Year.
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As they spread, they strike at the heart of utilities' business models: To increase profits, utilities must expand operations, but the emergence of distributed energy reduces the need for expansion.
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But Eric Trager, a fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, believes U.S. economic aid raises Egyptian suspicions over foreign funding that strike at the regime's own survival.
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Unifor, which has been on strike at the Compass mine since April 27, issued a statement last Tuesday that the two parties had agreed to return to the bargaining table.
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The Taliban's intended message is clear: We waited out the Americans, and now can strike at will — even through the so-called "ring of steel" cordon of security around Kabul.
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While Americans head to the polls all across the US, Russia's sole aircraft carrier, the Admiral Kuznetsov, will position itself to strike at rebel-held areas of Aleppo, Reuters reports.
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Novelists don't do it and they can still write great books that strike at the heart of the human condition, but we expect bands to be telling their own truths.
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That comes just over a year after a 44-day strike at the mine last year that jolted global copper markets and harmed economic growth in the South American country.
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When Trump called off the planned strike at the last minute in late June, he assured advisers that if matters escalated with Iran, he would respond appropriately, these officials said.
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President Boris Yeltsin was alerted and given a suitcase with instructions for launching a nuclear strike at the US. Russian nuclear forces were given an alert to increase combat readiness.
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A wildcat strike at the Mexican plant in April 2018 included 600 of the 800 workers, the lawmakers said, adding that 57 of those who participated were later systematically fired.
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Alumina prices have soared this year amid U.S. sanctions on United Company Rusal, outages at Norsk Hydro's Alunorte refinery in Brazil and a strike at Alcoa's operations in Western Australia.
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Experts noted that May's figures could appear softer than they really were, a reflection of the more than 35,000 workers who had been on strike at Verizon since mid-April.
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The strike at Stop & Shop followed a wave of public school teachers' strikes that began last spring in West Virginia and swept across the country, most recently to Los Angeles.
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The strike at General Motors, which started mid-September and lasted about six weeks, is expected to weigh on the monthly data released by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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"The Russians are way ahead of the Americans in their hide-and-seek game... They strike at the grass roots," an essay in The Christian Science Monitor noted in 1982.
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As WIRED noted recently, Covid-19 is well positioned to reshape our relationship to handshakes, in large part because warnings from public health authorities strike at such a primal level.
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Mr. Trump has the power to unilaterally order a strike at any time — and the United States' nuclear stockpile is so large that it could decimate populations around the globe.
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"His offenses strike at several pillars of our society and system of government: the payment of taxes; transparent and fair elections; and truthfulness before government and in business," they wrote.
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"Israel must strike at the heart of the terror organizations," Yehuda Arbel, the Shin Bet commander in Jerusalem and the West Bank in the late 1960s, wrote in his diary.
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The crisis could strike at any moment, and if it does the people of this state — and the nation — will be looking to the New York attorney general for leadership.
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That might have been dragged down in part by a strike at General Motors, but the softness in the factory sector is evident in other data that predates the strike.
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The striking prisoners had limited themselves to water and salt, although Israeli officials said that Mr. Barghouti had violated the strike at least twice, eating snacks placed in his cell.
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I would be surprised if the Iranians opted to strike at us or our allies militarily, because it would give Trump the excuse he needs to hit them very hard.
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The grid operator has urged workers on strike at the plant several times this winter to restart the generators during a prolonged cold snap, in order to meet electricity demand.
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LIMA, March 10 (Reuters) - Brazilian miner Nexa Resources SA said on Saturday that it has reached a deal to end a workers' strike at its Cajamarquilla zinc smelter in Peru.
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The General Body of Students has called for a mass strike at the school until a meeting is secured with the principal and teachers responsible for their safety and security.
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S. officials said they knew by Tuesday afternoon that the Iranians intended to strike at American targets in Iraq, although it was not immediately clear exactly which they would choose.
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In addition to killing the general, the Thursday strike at Baghdad International Airport also killed Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis, the deputy head of the Iranian-backed militia Popular Mobilization Forces.
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Canada posted a trade deficit of C$1.09 billion in November, official data showed, as a strike at the country's biggest railway temporarily slowed shipments nationwide and energy exports declined.
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The crash came hours after Iran fired missiles at Iraqi military bases housing US troops in retaliation for a drone strike at Baghdad airport that killed Iranian commander Qasem Soleimani.
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An air strike at Baghdad airport killed Major-General Qassem Soleimani, architect of Iran's spreading military influence in the Middle East, with Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei vowing revenge.
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Workers went on strike at the state-run oil firm, Petróleos de Venezuela, or PDVSA, which he had long denounced for its associations with business elites and the United States.
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In January, Uber contended with a #deleteUber campaign by riders who thought the company was trying to take advantage of a taxi strike at Kennedy International Airport in New York.
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But despite the gains made by US-backed forces, Al-Shabaab has still been able to strike at the nation's capital, carrying out an attack last month that killed dozens.
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Cabin crew will strike at some point in the final days of this year, and details will be announced on Friday, a spokesman for the Ufo union said on Thursday.
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On Monday, the union launched its first company-wide strike at GM in 12 years, saying negotiations towards a new deal that would cover about 48,000 hourly workers had stalled.
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Land-based anti-ship missiles can strike at vessels in such narrow waterways as Ten Degree Channel, which separates the Andamans to the north from the Nicobars to the south.
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He was a non-executive director at Lonmin when negotiations to halt a violent wildcat strike at its Marikana platinum mine in 2012 ended in police shooting 34 strikers dead.
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"Strike at the enemy at a time and place or in a manner for which he is unprepared," reads one US Air Force formulation of the old military doctrine of surprise.
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Workers warn that a strike at the Chilean mine would nearly halt production and could be lengthy, potentially affecting global supplies of a metal used in everything from construction to telecommunications.
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But for the most part, eye diseases like glaucoma and macular degeneration strike at older ages, says Nicholas Volpe, chair of ophthalmology at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine in Chicago.
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MADRID, Aug 20 (Reuters) - Spanish trade union UGT has called on ground staff for International Airlines Group's Iberia at Madrid's Barajas airport to go on strike at the end of August.
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"We think that is very unfortunate ... We will continue to work intensively and do our utmost to prevent a strike at midnight," he said in an emailed statement late on Thursday.
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SEATTLE (Reuters) - Triumph Group has contingency plans in case machinists strike at one of its aerospace factories that supplies parts to Boeing and other aircraft makers, the company said on Monday.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France's hardline CGT union workers have extended a strike at the Fos-Lavera oil terminal in the southern port of Marseille until Friday June 17, a union official said.
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A three-week-long strike at Chile's Escondida copper mine, the world's biggest, turned ugly on Wednesday when a group of striking workers blocked a highway, provoking confrontations with the police.
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In April, Ahold had said the strike at Stop & Shop would result in a one-time reduction in underlying operating profit of around $100 million due to lost sales and inventory.
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During the quarter, South Korea saw a massive workers' strike at Hyundai Motor, as well as the collapse of container shipper Hanjin Shipping, which filed for court receivership on August 31.
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The Lord didn't send thunder or hail, but maybe a lightning strike at the White House can jolt President Trump onto a righteous path ... because a little shock therapy never hurts.
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The detainees launched their hunger strike at the center in the city of Osaka on Monday over the rejection of their applications for provisional release, the Osaka Regional Immigration Bureau said.
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In April, Ahold had said a strike at Stop & Shop would result in a one-time reduction in underlying operating profit of around $230 million due to lost sales and inventory.
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But the implications strike at the very nature of modern labor: Humans and robots are fusing into a cohesive workforce, one that promises to harness the unique skills of both parties.
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It was Hernandez's 50th goal for his country and his fourth strike at a World Cup, taking him level with Luis Hernandez as Mexico's leading scorer in soccer's global showpiece tournament.
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Some companies and union officials were hopeful, telling Reuters that the strike at Escondida will not necessarily trigger a wave of industrial action elsewhere at BHP, the world's top copper exporter.
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Or will they find themselves cast out into the fringes of American society, to strike at the system in the vicious, subterranean ways our leaders like to associate with Islamic extremists?
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The G-40 group accuses veterans of trying to force Mugabe to retire in favor of Mnangagwa, nicknamed "Crocodile", which he says reflects his ability to strike at the opportune time.
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But the comments strike at a broader truth: To do business on the Chinese internet, any company there has to abide by the government's wishes, whether it wants to or not.
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But popular proposals at the EU would strike at the heart of the internet's openness and accessibility as a platform by raising new barriers to interactive online services around the world.
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The rat snakes strike at their prey to catch it, but kill it by constriction, wrapping their body around the rat or other animal, and squeezing the life out of it.
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On their ensuing possession, the Ravens covered 27.3 yards in seven plays, with Jackson finding Mark Andrews for an 18-yard scoring strike at the 2:14 mark of the half.
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Chile's copper industry on Monday braced for a potential strike at the BHP-owned Escondida, the world's biggest copper mine, as government-led mediation was expected to close by day's end.
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AMSTERDAM, April 23 (Reuters) - An 11-day strike at Ahold's U.S. Stop & Stop supermarket chain cost the company "just over" $200 million in lost sales, the company's CEO said on Tuesday.
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As much as these acts strike at the heart of the American idea of plurality and tolerance, they strike first at the sense of security and belonging of the Jewish people.
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"The South African Labour Court yesterday ruled that the intended secondary strike at Lonmin's operations is suspended pending judgement in due course and operations continue normally," Lonmin said in a statement.
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Christie declined to reveal the total cost or specific terms of the tentative agreement, which averted what would have been the first strike at the New Jersey rail system since 22010.
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"The strike, at least for now, appears retaliatory rather than the indication of the beginning of direct involvement by the U.S. in Syria," said commodity strategist Harry Tchilinguirian of BNP Paribas.
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And, of course, a more routine setback of 5 percent or a bit more could strike at almost any time – for any set of reasons, or no obvious ones at all.
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While critics mistake this for a lack of sophistication, in actuality it shows her hunger to strike at the heart of the issue before the court with minimal pretension or delay.
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Oil futures saw their largest fall in a single day in the early hours of Monday after Saudi Arabia announced it would begin unrestricted oil production, an apparent strike at Russia.
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When senior government officials abuse their power by wielding law enforcement for private ends, whether to attack their enemies or protect their allies, they strike at the heart of constitutional democracy.
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Some of Iran's proxies lack the skill to strike at well-defended official targets, so Tehran may also seek to send a broader message in order to intimidate the United States.
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Factories showed some positive signs early last year only to fall back again, hit by a strike at GM and a big hit from Boeing halting production of its 24.3Max jets.
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Doing so would strike at the heart of European industry, making cars produced by Volkswagen (VLKAF), BMW (BMWYY) and Daimler (DDAIF) in their home market more expensive for Americans to purchase.
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PARIS, Sept 19 (Reuters) - Around 20,000 EDF workers were on strike at midday on Thursday, the state-controlled French utility said, amounting to about one third of its workforce in France.
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The percentage of employees on strike at the SNCF declined on Wednesday to 29 percent from 33 percent on Tuesday — "not a very good sign" for the strike, Mr. Groux said.
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Mr. Obama deployed armed drones to strike at Taliban targets inside Pakistan, but that proved insufficient in dealing with the leadership living in the Pakistani cities of Quetta and Peshawar. Gen.
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Western Michigan kept that momentum going into the third quarter, grabbing a 17-10 advantage as Wassink found DaShon Bussell for a 6-yard scoring strike at the 8:18 mark.
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The crash came hours after Iran fired missiles at Iraqi military bases housing US troops in retaliation for a US drone strike at Baghdad airport that killed Iranian commander Qasem Soleimani.
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Backes pulled the Bruins even with a goal at 8:18 of the first, only for Vatrano to strike at 16:46 of the opening period to restore the Panthers' lead.
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Now that Al Shabaab has demonstrated its continued ability to strike at the heart of the political and economic recovery in Somalia, what does the administration want U.S. policy to accomplish?
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"Franco-German cooperation will continue with no respite so that democracies win the war against those who want to strike at our values and freedoms," the ministry said in a statement.
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Earlier in the year the copper market was hit by a long strike at Chile's Escondida, the world's largest copper mine and a stoppage at No. 0003 Grasberg mine in Indonesia.
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The UAW on Sunday launched the first company-wide strike at GM in 296 years, saying negotiations toward a new national agreement covering about 1003,2100 hourly workers had hit an impasse.
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The UAW on Sunday launched the first company-wide strike at GM in 2100 years, saying negotiations toward a new national agreement covering about 212,212 hourly workers had hit an impasse.
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But even those have hooky thorns attached, with potential impact on jobs that could strike at the heart of this suddenly fragile social contract much harder than we can predict now.
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But Indian officials were guarded, saying that the pilot's release would not necessarily end the crisis, which they said was rooted in Pakistan's support of terrorist groups that strike at India.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - The three-week-long strike at Chile's Escondida, the world's biggest copper mine, turned ugly on Wednesday when a group of protesters blocked a highway, provoking confrontations with the police.
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More than 200,000 users deleted Uber in anger back in February, after the company appeared to take financial advantage of a taxi strike at JFK during the anti-Trump travel ban protests.
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These low-pressure storms are typical in the Southern Ocean, and they can strike at any time of the year, unlike in the northern hemisphere where similar storms only happen in winter.
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More than 90% of Harvard University's unionized graduate student workers voted Friday to authorize a strike at a date to be set after member town halls are held, the Harvard Crimson reports.
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Police broke up a fuel depot blockade in France on Wednesday and France's hardline CGT union prepared for a strike at a nuclear plant, escalating a standoff over proposed new labour laws.
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There was also a double strike at Leicester City where new signing Islam Slimani enjoyed a league debut to remember as the champions rediscovered their domestic form to beat Burnley 3-0.
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Where Gabbard looked to score points by hitting her opponents at the end of nearly all of her answers, O'Rourke tried to be more selective in when to strike at his opponents.
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October's employment report is expected to show job growth of just 90,000 workers, due to the impact of the strike at General Motors on the company's payroll and those of its suppliers.
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The company on Tuesday estimated the cost of the strike at 650 million Swedish crowns ($68 million), with 430 million of that related to the last five days of the second quarter.
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Now 25, Kudirka is working to make people aware that breast cancer can strike at any age, and that the challenges of living with breast cancer are huge and shouldn't be ignored.
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But it lacks the wherewithal to strike at North Korean launch sites if it detects signs of imminent attack—something some officials, including the defence minister, Itsunori Onodera, would like to have.
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Copper prices fell on Monday as investors shrugged off the potential strike at Escondida and focused instead on economic data this week expected to show slowing growth in top metals consumer China.
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North Korean forces are "ready to mount a pre-emptive retaliatory strike at all enemy attack groups involved in Ulchi Freedom Guardian," he said, referring to the exercise by its official name.
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According to WebMD, GBS is most common in people older than 50 — Birch recalls meeting two older women suffering from it in the rehab center — but it can strike at any time.
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After recovering from my injuries the first time, I visited a store in Manhattan with a treadmill and camera rig designed to capture the runner's foot strike at the moment of impact.
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Some investors and analysts said a 7 percent rally over six sessions leading up to the peak was due to fears of a strike at BHP's Escondida, the world's biggest copper mine.
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The incredible footage of the Space Needle's lightning strike was posted by the building's official Twitter account, and oh boy, is it worth checking out: A rare lightning strike at the Needle!
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The pact banned land-based missiles with a range of between 310 and 3,400 miles (500-5,500 km), reducing the ability of both countries to launch a nuclear strike at short notice.
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There is the potential for short-term relief if the strike at AWAC's facilities ends and Norwegian producer Hydro can persuade the Brazilian authorities to allow full operations at its Alunorte refinery.
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Below are companies impacted by the strike: The Canadian auto parts maker said the labor strike at General Motors, its biggest customer, will potentially hit full-year sales by about $500 million.
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In 2007, workers went on strike at the Pirin-Tex factory in Gotse Delchev, the biggest clothing factory in Bulgaria, with more than 2,000 workers that is located near the Greek border.
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The news could temper exuberance from an unexpectedly strong report of 128,000 new jobs in October, which had been expected to come in considerably lower due to a strike at General Motors.
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Trump's demands for changes in Chinese industrial policy strike at the heart of a state-led development model the ruling Communist Party sees as a path to prosperity and greater global influence.
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But a strike at Freeport's sole domestic offtaker of copper concentrate, PT Smelting, expected to last at least until March, has limited Freeport's output options, and Grasberg's storage sites are now full.
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AMSTERDAM, Aug 7 (Reuters) - Dutch supermarket operator Ahold Delhaize on Wednesday reported second-quarter earnings largely in line with expectations, hurt by a strike at some of its U.S. stores in April.
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The U.S. president frequently laments Germany's trade surplus with the U.S., and has threatened to slap tariffs on German cars, which would strike at the heart of the country's export-led economy.
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While single, she was arrested for hitting a nonunion worker with an umbrella during a long strike at the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory before the fire there that killed 146 workers in 1911.
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Ahmed Mismari, a spokesman for General Hifter's forces, told Reuters that the strike at the airport had not been directed at civilian planes, only at a Russian-built MiG fighter parked there.
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A five-month strike at the firm's gold operations over pay and job cuts, which ended in April and cost Sibanye more than $100 million in lost revenue, also hit gold output.
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GM's accusation also comes as FCA and UAW are negotiating a contract fresh off a six-week strike at GM. Meanwhile, FCA is working on a planned merger with French automaker PSA.
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German flight attendants' union UFO on Sunday staged an all-day strike at Lufthansa's smaller German divisions Germanwings, Eurowings, Lufthansa City Line and Sunexpress an escalating row over workers' pay and pensions.
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A graduate student strike at UC Santa Cruz, where hundreds of teaching assistants have refused to teach and withheld grades, has spread 230 miles down the California coast to UC Santa Barbara.
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Slumping supplies due to outages at Norsk Hydro's alumina refinery in Brazil, a strike at Alcoa's operations in Western Australia and U.S. sanctions on Rusal fuelled a price surge earlier this year.
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Qassem Soleimani, a top Iranian commander, and Iraqi militia leader Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis, both of whom were killed in last week's strike at Baghdad Airport, were reportedly passed in the crowd.
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But more recent discoveries point to moves by Tehran to position itself to strike at the very heart of the U.S. by targeting critical national infrastructure, including power grids and government agencies.
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And after Chinese state news media reported last month that the United States had carried out a major and successful strike at a Shabab hide-out, Africom protested that it had not.
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The spread of that network means that Iran could rely on allied forces to strike at any number of places across the region while giving Iran itself a way to deny responsibility.
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"We need to unmask what could be called the 'snake-tactics' used by those [purveyors of fake news] who disguise themselves in order to strike at any time and place," he said.
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"We need to unmask what could be called the 'snake-tactics' used by those (purveyors of fake news) who disguise themselves in order to strike at any time and place," he said.
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Alcoa Corp and the United Steelworkers have agreed to resume contract talks with a government-appointed conciliator, the union said on Thursday, averting a potential strike at the Becancour, Quebec aluminum smelter.
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If U.S. President Donald Trump keeps exacerbating tensions over trade, Beijing could strike at members of the Dow Jones Industrial Average, state-controlled Chinese tabloid The Global Times said in a commentary.
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The Madison Square Boys and Girls Club applauds the courage of all those who have come forward to describe their painful experiences, which strike at the very core of our organization's values.
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Uber has been charged with creating a sexist work environment and accused of breaking up a taxi drivers' strike at a New York City airport during protests over President Trump's travel ban.
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Regardless of the number, Mohammad Hashim Danish, a political analyst living in the city of Farah, the provincial capital, said residents were frightened and felt that the insurgents could strike at will.
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The metal has enjoyed support recently following a strike at the world's biggest copper mine in Chile that took it to a 1-1/2-year high above $6,200 a tonne on Monday.
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The large FTSE miners tend to track the underlying price of copper, which has extended losses into a fourth session as fears receded over a possible strike at a copper mine in Chile.
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The fortress-like Military Vehicles Administration in the government-held part of Harasta town has long been used to strike at the densely populated Eastern Ghouta, where over 300,000 people live under siege.
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A three-week strike at Southern Copper's Peruvian operations has just ended, while one of the unions at the giant Escondida mine in Chile held a one-day "warning" strike on Nov. 20153.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - A wildcat strike at Sibanye Gold's Cooke operations west of Johannesburg continued on Sunday and 138 illegal miners there have been arrested since the stoppage began Tuesday, a company spokesman said.
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"As soon as a 'tiger' rears his head, we will strike at once; as soon as a 'fly' flies in disorder, we will swat," he said, referring to high- and low-level officials.
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Even if you catch that kick perfectly on your forearm, it's still just a block, the lowest form of defense as you are taking Rockhold's hardest strike at its point of greatest force.
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After taxis went on strike at JFK airport in New York in protest against the travel ban, Uber came under fire for not boycotting the airport, too, and the hashtag "#DeleteUber" went viral.
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The bill also reforms "three strike laws" by capping the second strike at 15 years of imprisonment, down from 20 years, and the third strike to 25 years, down from a life sentence.
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A freshman at the historically Black college Howard University, Mengistu is committed to making a change on her university's campus, like helping to organize the climate strike at the school on September 20.
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His thunderous strike at White Hart Lane will never be forgotten, through it was arguably inferior in quality to the gorgeous chip he scored against Spurs in the FA Cup two months before.
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SUPPLY: Worries about supply eased after a two-week strike at Chile's Chuquicamata copper mine ended after three unions voted to accept the latest contract offer from Codelco, the world's largest copper producer.
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And on Friday, the US made good on that threat by expanding sanctions against Iran, both to hurt Tehran's missile program and strike at its support of militant proxy forces in the region.
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Migraines can strike at any time, so often you have to be creative with your solutions, because you may be stuck in a situation with a headache or migraine without your usual medications.
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Lewandowski goes into the quarter-finals having failed to score at Euro 2016, though his 42-goal haul for Bayern Munich last season attests to his ability to strike at almost any time.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - A strike at Canadian Goldcorp Inc's Cerro Negro mine in Argentina has forced a halt to operations, the company said on Tuesday, calling the union's action at its biggest mine illegal.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - An Indonesian labor union has scrapped a planned strike at Jakarta's Tanjung Priok port next week, ensuring operations would run normally at the country's busiest port, union officials said on Friday.
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To that, we should add ISIS's growing difficulties on the battlefields of the Middle East, which force them to find new ways to strike at the West and maintain their relevancy and popularity.
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CHILE: Labour unions at Chile's Chuquicamata copper mine voted on Saturday to reject the latest contract offer of government-controlled mining company Codelco, and to continue the week-long strike at the site.
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He has wisely resisted calls to flood Syria with U.S. troops, even as he has remained willing to strike at Bashar al-Assad's regime for egregious atrocities — a position the U.S. public supports.
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LONDON, Aug 6 (Reuters) - A 24-hour strike at three of Total's British offshore oil and gas platforms started at 0500 GMT on Monday, as planned, a representative from Unite the Union said.
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This could strike at the heart of the company's business in a way that previous scandals and regulatory issues (like the $5 billion Federal Trade Commission fine in July) have failed to do.
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A short strike at mines owned by Glencore in Australia's Hunter Valley coal region contributed to sentiment driving prices higher, even if the labour action didn't have much material effect on coal exports.
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The announcement early on Tuesday comes amid fears of a repeat of last year's strike at Escondida, which jolted markets and dampened economic growth in Chile as it dragged on for 44 days.
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Will Hurd of Texas asked Mueller if he thought that Russia's interference in the 2016 election was a singular attempt to strike at American democracy or whether the Russian government planned additional attacks.
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Captain "Sully" Sullenberger, who miraculously landed a plane on New York's Hudson river after a bird strike at a nearby airport, was played by Hanks in the 2016 film adaptation of Sullenberger's memoir.
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A reported 200 players approximately from 16 clubs in the Spanish Women's First Division, known as the Primera División Femenina, voted to go on strike at the weekend, seeing eight games called off.
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China has invited top US trade negotiators for a new round of face-to-face talks in Beijing amid continued efforts to strike at least a limited deal, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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Such weapons, including versions that can be launched from the air, significantly enhance the JASDF&aposs ability to strike at Tokyo&aposs potential adversaries — including North Korea and China — on their own territory.
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But according to multiple labor experts, it marked the first coordinated strike at an Amazon warehouse in North America—and it wouldn't be the last time that workers in Shakopee would set precedent.
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For some, his career in business was tarnished by a tragic episode in 2012, when negotiations to halt a violent strike at Lonmin's Marikana platinum mine ended in police shooting 34 strikers dead.
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But I also noted a more positive parallel — between the 1936–37 sit-down strike at Chevy in the Hole and the activism that's leading to the site's revitalization today as Chevy Commons.
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Christine Goerke and Eric Owens starring in a new production of "Siegfried" at Lyric Opera of Chicago, which is getting back on track after a brief strike at the beginning of its season.
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But there was something new, something dissonant, in the way we began to use the word — a change meant to accommodate the idea that just 19 men might strike at a nation's being.
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In fact, a punitive tariff on bourbon and other American whiskeys would be both a symbolic and a substantive body blow — a strike at a unique American product that is enormously popular overseas.
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In early January, Iran fired a number of missiles at two Iraqi bases housing US troops in retaliation for the American strike that killed Soleimani in a drone strike at Baghdad International airport.
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Muslim women become natural targets in trying to dominate radical Islam in order to show strength faced with an enemy who has figured out how to strike at the heart of Western civilization.
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PARIS, Jan 30 (Reuters) - A strike at French utility EDF's 580 megawatts Cordemais 5 coal-fired power generator has been extended until February 13, data from power grid operator RTE showed on Wednesday.
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U.S. MANUFACTURING: U.S. manufacturing output fell more than expected in September, hampered by a strike at General Motors, and the outlook for factories remained weak amid slowing global growth and unresolved trade tensions.
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WASHINGTON, (Reuters) - U.S. manufacturing output fell more than expected in September, hampered by a strike at General Motors, and the outlook for factories remained weak amid slowing global growth and unresolved trade tensions.
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WASHINGTON, (Reuters) - U.S. manufacturing output fell more than expected in September, hampered by a strike at General Motors, and the outlook for factories remained weak amid slowing global growth and unresolved trade tensions.
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Months after trade talks broke down between India and the United States, the two countries are racing to strike at least a modest agreement before Mr. Modi arrives for the United Nations meetings.
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Last month, the government agreed to raise salaries for doctors and nurses by an average of 7% after a threat by the major healthcare unions to strike at hospitals and other healthcare facilities.
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The prolonged strike at General Motors is estimated to have hit as many as 6603,000 workers in the auto industry, a report from research and consulting firm Anderson Economic Group showed on Tuesday.
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The president has also frequently lamented Germany's trade surplus with the U.S., and has threatened to slap tariffs on German cars, which would strike at the heart of the country's export-led economy.
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Copper prices already surged in recent session in the run-up to the strike at Escondida, which produced 1.15 million tonnes of copper in 2015, or 6 percent of global output that year.
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The trade essentially has Gordon selling two calls at the same strike at the body of the butterfly, and then buying one call at a higher price, and one at a lower price.
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While not confirming it was behind the attacks, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said Israel is prepared to strike at pro-Iranian actors wherever they are considered a threat, including in Iraq.
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In the town of Gondia in the state of Maharashtra in early April, he blasted critics for questioning his decision to strike at Pakistan, following an attack in February claimed by Pakistan-based militants.
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Chile's mining sector was also impacted earlier this year by unusually heavy rains in its copper-rich northern desert and a two-week strike at Codelco's Chuquicamata copper mine, one of the world's largest.
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These necks stretched out to lengths of nearly two meters, twice as long as the animal's actual body, allowing Dinocephalosaurus to strike at its prey while its body remained camouflaged by the shallow seabed.
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Chief Operations Officer Peter Bellew has said that Ryanair expects to achieve a collective wage agreement over the coming months in Germany where pilots staged the first-ever pilots strike at Ryanair in December.
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Already, one remarkable display of economic sacrifice and communal solidarity took the form of an impromptu taxi strike at New York's JFK airport, where many travelers covered by the President's immigration order were detained.
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Sunday's attack, tearing through a crowded transport hub a few hundred meters from the Justice and Interior Ministries, was the second such strike at the administrative heart of the city in under a month.
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"We want to make sure that we, as we need to, have the capability to deter Chinese bad behavior by having our own capability to be able to strike at intermediate ranges," he said.
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The upcoming October jobs report, scheduled to be released Friday, is also expected to show paltry employment gains due in part to the 28500-day strike at General Motors plants that began Sept. 6900.
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After Pastrnak's power-play strike at 3:36 of the third completed Boston's comeback to tie it at 3, Tanev put Winnipeg back on top with a short-handed goal with 15:31 remaining.
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Winston's pranks have become a massive hanging threat over every moment of the lofties' lives; one that could strike at literally any moment or pass by like an unnoticed breeze (see: Schmidt's cereal blueberry).
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A looming strike at several Norwegian oil and gas fields that threatened output in western Europe's biggest producer helped put a floor beneath crude futures after an 21.6 percent price slump over two days.
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"He's going to have an opportunity within a very short period of time to really strike at the heart of President Obama's legacy, " DeSantis said in an interview with CNBC's "Closing Bell " on Wednesday.
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The AMCU has been on strike at Sibanye's bullion operations since mid-November and plans to extend the strike to its platinum mines as well as all other mines where the AMCU has members.
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Lufthansa has put the cost of the first two days of last week's strike at about 20 million euros, but past experience shows the effect on future bookings could cost tens of millions more.
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It was not immediately clear whether the workers would end their strike at that point or stay on the picket lines while the voting occurs; a process that could last up to two weeks.
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Sharks center Joe Thornton picked up career assist No. 991 with a backhand feed to Joel Ward, who tapped in his fifth goal of the season with the power-play strike at 5:36.
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Islamist militants have exploited Yemen's 16-month civil war between the Houthis and supporters of President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi, who is backed by a Saudi-led Arab coalition, to strike at both sides.
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This comes weeks after a workers' strike at its Tongon gold mine in the Ivory Coast brought production following a breakdown of government-led negotiations, triggering a 24 percent fall in first-quarter profit.
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Unions at Escondida have rejected an offer on a new labour contract, raising the prospect of another walk-out after last year's 44-day strike at what is the world's largest single copper mine.
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The unions, whose members voted last month to give leaders the right to call a strike at any time, said the increase was still well below the 12-month inflation rate of 9.12 percent.
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During last year's Black Friday strike at the same warehouse, El Confidencial reported that Amazon approached local police to intervene by going inside the warehouse to force workers to maintain productivity, leaving police "dumbfounded."
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More than 300 people wearing hoods vandalised property at the world's largest copper mine at the weekend and forced contract workers to stop work during an ongoing strike at BHP Billiton's Escondida in Chile.
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Rio Tinto said its mined copper production jumped by 26 percent due to higher grades at Kennecott and a labor union strike at Escondida that impaired production in the first half of last year.
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A prolonged strike at refineries in France in 2010 led to a glut of crude in Europe because it could not be delivered to refineries, and thousands of petrol stations ran out of fuel.
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OSLO, June 7 (Reuters) - Norwegian energy sector union Safe on Friday said it planned to take 667 members on strike at floating offshore installations if state-sponsored wage mediation due on June 27 fails.
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WESTONARIA, South Africa, April 17 (Reuters) - A five-month strike at Sibanye-Stillwater gold mines has cost the company 1.6 billion rand ($115 million) in lost revenues, Chief Executive Neal Froneman said on Wednesday.
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OTTAWA, Nov 20 (Reuters) - Canada's Labour Minister Patty Hajdu urged Canadian National Railway Co. and union officials to keep talking on Wednesday as a strike at the country's largest railway entered its second day.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Norwegian labor union Safe will take 664 members on strike at offshore oil and gas installations from June 28 if a state-sponsored wage mediation with employers fails, it said on Friday.
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The decision to stop five of Iran's biggest customers from buying its oil was an audacious strike at Tehran's lifeline — one million barrels of oil exports daily, fully half of which go to China.
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Antwon Gibson, the president of the U.E. Local 610 in Wilmerding and a Wabtec maintenance technician, said that the last time the union had a wage strike at G.E. was almost 50 years ago.
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As many as 1,200 Cathay Pacific crew and 600 Cathay Dragon staff participated in a major strike at Hong Kong's international airport earlier this month, according to the Hong Kong Confederation of Trade Unions.
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The transactions strike at the heart of what critics say are conflicts of interest as Mr. Trump continues to hold on to his real-estate business even as he serves in the White House.
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An early air strike at the Baghdad Airport killed Major-General Qassem Soleimani, architect of Iran's spreading military influence in the Middle East and a hero among many Iranians and Shi'ites in the region.
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It was not immediately clear whether the workers would end their strike at that point or stay on the picket lines while the voting occurs - a process that could last up to two weeks.
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The decision to strike at UCSB follows several weeks of protests in support of UC Santa Cruz grad students—including a mass sick-out, rallies, and occupations of administrative buildings involving hundreds of students.
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So Mr. Pashinyan went to Yerevan's central Republic Square, the throbbing heart of the protests, where an estimated 250,000 people had gathered, and called for a nationwide strike at 8:15 the next morning.
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"Our guess is that this weakness is at least partly due to the all-out strike at GM, which began in mid-September," said Paul Ashworth, chief U.S. economist at Capital Economics in Toronto.
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MONTREAL, April 20 (Reuters) - Canada's biggest rail union said there had been no progress in negotiations on Friday to reach a deal before a Saturday deadline to avoid strike at Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd.
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Soleimani was killed in a drone strike at the Baghdad airport early Friday Iraqi time after American officials determined he was planning attacks in the near future on Americans in Iraq, Syria and Lebanon.
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MOSCOW — The Ukrainian authorities halted all trade with two Russian-controlled separatist enclaves in the country's east on Wednesday, using an economic weapon to strike at what has been a long-festering military problem.
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"Hypersonic aircraft coupled with hypersonic missiles could penetrate denied airspace and strike at nearly any location across a continent in less than an hour," hypersonics program manager Brad Leland said on Lockheed Martin's website.
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"We presented a strong offer that improves wages, benefits and grows US jobs in substantive ways and it is disappointing that the UAW leadership has chosen to strike at midnight tonight," said GM's statement.
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They want nothing more than a fearful, recklessly belligerent America; so, if anything, this ban will heighten their efforts to strike at Americans, to provoke yet further overreaction from a volatile and inexperienced president.
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LONDON, July 31 (Reuters) - A 12-hour strike at three of Total's British offshore oil platforms that started at midday on Monday ended as planned at midnight, a spokesman for Unite said on Tuesday.
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HANOI (Reuters) - Around 6,000 workers have gone on strike at a garment factory in northern Vietnam to push for higher pay and changes to rules they say are inhumane, local media said on Thursday.
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As the nation continues to recover from the damage caused by hurricanes, floods and fires from coast to coast, we are reminded yet again that unforeseen, life-changing disasters can strike at any time.
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Washington (CNN)Beginning on January 20, President-elect Donald Trump will be accompanied at all times by a military aide carrying the nuclear "football," enabling him to order a nuclear strike at a moment's notice.
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Prime Minister Edouard Philippe offered to absorb 35 billion euros ($41 billion) out of a 47 billion euros debt pile held by SNCF as part of efforts to end a rail strike at the operator.
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The two U.S. officials said the Istanbul bombing was more typical of Islamic State than of Kurdish militant groups which have also carried out recent attacks in Turkey, but usually strike at official government targets.
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A strike at the oil and gas company's Grandpuits refinery has been extended until Tuesday, while CGT workers at Total's Feyzin plant have opted to continue industrial action until Thursday, CGT spokesman Thierry Defresne said.
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Detroit (CNN Business)The deal to end the month-long strike at General Motors will not save an assembly plant in Lordstown, Ohio, and two other transmission plants, according to the United Auto Workers union.
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Freeport-McMoRan's inability to export copper concentrate since mid-January and a strike at BHP Billiton's Escondida mine in Chile - the world's largest - last month pushed copper to 21.6-month highs of $219,0.53 a tonne.
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CODELCO: The possibility of a strike at top copper producer Codelco's Chuquicamata mine increased after three unions at the mine rejected the company's final offer for a new contract on Wednesday and approved a strike.
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A General Motors employee recalls the union legacy she inherited from her great-grandfather, who participated in a strike at the company in 1936 and 22011 that helped launch the golden age of American labor.
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BEIRUT, May 7 (Reuters) - Lebanese central bank employees are moving towards taking a decision to suspend a strike at their general assembly meeting on Tuesday after which work will resume, their syndicate chief told Reuters.
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But, by the end of "To Gay Or Not To Gay" A.J. realizes whom he chooses to love and what he chooses to wear isn't a strike at all — it's wonderful and worthy of celebration.
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The United States, France and Britain fired dozens of missiles early Saturday to strike at Syria's chemical weapons program — the biggest intervention yet by Western countries against Syria, which is backed by Russia and Iran.
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They can't take an Uber because the company took advantage of the taxi strike at JFK protesting Trump's immigration order, and they can't take a Lyft because one of the investors is a Trump supporter.
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The strike at Chile's Escondida, the world's largest copper mine, is ending after workers decided to invoke a rarely used legal provision that allows them to extend their old contract, the union said on Thursday.
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"The terrorist chose to strike at the heart of our capital city, where people of all nationalities, religions and cultures come together to celebrate the values of liberty, democracy and freedom of speech," she said.
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A probe into the police killing of 34 miners in 2012 during a violent wildcat strike at its Marikana mine found Lonmin had failed in its pledge to build 5,500 houses, with only three erected.
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The Lederne trade union has threatened to strike at offshore fields operated by Equinor, Aker BP and others, which the oil firms said would curb production by some 440,000 barrels of oil equivalents per day.
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Their response has been to strike at those most easily displaced: rural migrants whose household-registration papers, or hukou, make them ineligible for urban benefits such as social housing or subsidised health care and education.
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Chinese iron ore futures had fallen 3 percent on Friday, and copper fell more than 1 percent on Friday as the end of a strike at Peru's biggest copper mine dampened fears of reduced supply.
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In some remote parts of the world, the only interaction people have with the United States is from afar, whether from the movies produced by Hollywood or the drones overhead that can strike at will.
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Below are companies impacted by the strike: MAGNA INTERNATIONAL INC The Canadian auto parts maker said the labor strike at General Motors, its biggest customer, will potentially hit full-year sales by about $21.3140 million.
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The strike at Chile's Escondida, which is operated by BHP, is ending after workers decided to invoke a rarely used legal provision that allows them to extend their old contract, the union said on Thursday.
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Altogether 338 members of the SAFE union were set to go on strike at Statoil's Melkoeya LNG plant, Shell's Nyhamna natural gas processing plant and ExxonMobil's Slagen refinery terminal if the wage talks had failed.
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"KALPA leadership and its membership should take note that taking part in any strike at KQ (Kenya Airways) during this very delicate stage in its recovery is tantamount to economic and national sabotage," Macharia said.
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LONDON, Aug 21 (Reuters) - Workers at three of French oil company Total's UK North Sea oil and gas platforms ended a 24-hour strike at 0500 GMT on Tuesday as scheduled, the Unite union said.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Southern Copper should share more of its profits with workers in Peru to avoid an indefinite strike at its Toquepala and Cuajone mines starting on April 10, a union leader said on Tuesday.
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During a particularly violent strike at the mine in Asbestos in 1949, the workers' cause was embraced by many prominent intellectuals, including Pierre Elliott Trudeau, who offered legal and strategic advice to the union's leadership.
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In battle, it can be lawful to carry out a strike at a military target, knowing that some nearby civilians may die, so long as the collateral damage is deemed to be necessary and proportionate.
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"California is prepared to strike at any blow dealt our way and regardless of what comes next, we have laws in place to keep our state moving forward," the state's attorney general, Xavier Becerra, said.
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SINGAPORE, June 14003 (Reuters) - Copper prices rose on Tuesday, amid worries over supply, after thousands of workers of Chile's Codelco rejected the company's offer during the weekend and extended the strike at a major mine.
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The walkout, which grounded almost 250,22017 flights due to carry at least 220,2000 people, was the first ever pilot strike at BA. BALPA threatens more—on September 24th and then other dates stretching until January.
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Iran fired missiles at the Ain al-Asad base in Iraq in retaliation for the U.S. killing of a top Revolutionary Guard general, Qassem Soleimani, in a drone strike at Baghdad airport on Jan. 3.
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Miners were the biggest winners, with Sibanye-Stillwater rising 8 percent to lead the index upwards, despite news that the company's latest effort to end a damaging strike at its gold operations had been unsuccessful.
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The decision to allocate the funds comes amid a dismal year for BHP's copper operations, due largely to a 44-day strike at the Escondida mine in Chile, resulting in expected writedowns exceeding $500 million.
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TORONTO, Feb 24 (Reuters) - A strike at Noranda Income Fund's zinc processing plant in Quebec stretched into a 13th day on Friday, with no talks scheduled between management and the United Steelworkers of America union.
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McDonald's workers are planning to go on strike at restaurants in 10 cities across the country next week in an effort to get the company to strengthen its policies against sexual harassment in the workplace.
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New York (CNN Business)The United Auto Workers union strike at GM was a bit costlier than originally thought, but it wasn't enough to stop the company from posting a $6.7 billion profit last year.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A strike at French oil refineries hit shipments of oil products on Wednesday but did not disrupt traffic on the roads as oil companies and the government kept fuel flowing to gas stations.
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As investigators close in, Jas and Marcus and their newfound fellow travelers plan a major statement, a bombing that they hope will strike at the very heart of the police unit that is tracking them.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A strike at French oil refineries hit shipments of oil products on Wednesday but did not disrupt traffic on the roads as oil companies and the government kept fuel flowing to gas stations.
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The South Korean military said the missiles, which had a range of about 2120 miles, had been fired to test the ability to launch "a precision strike at the enemy leadership" in case of war.
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A broader Iranian attack that shuts down more Saudi facilities and sends world oil prices higher, and for a longer period, could force the President to strike at Iran in order to protect America's economy.
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Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei vowed harsh revenge after Iranian Major General Qassem Soleimani, architect of the country's spreading military influence in the Middle East, was killed in the air strike at Baghdad airport.
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Antony J. Blinken President Donald J. Trump was right to strike at the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad for using a weapon of mass destruction, the nerve agent sarin, against its own people.
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Russia, it's noted, orchestrated its social media efforts to "strike at the fault lines of American democracy," and the creation of media bubbles has made high-minded language about American commonalities more difficult to realize.
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SINGAPORE, Oct 16 (Reuters) - Copper prices dipped on Wednesday as Chile's Antofagasta Minerals , one of the world's top copper producers, averted a labor strike at a copper mine after reaching an agreement with its employees.
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SINGAPORE, Oct 16 (Reuters) - Copper prices dipped on Wednesday as Chile's Antofagasta Minerals , one of the world's top copper producers, averted a labour strike at a copper mine after reaching an agreement with its employees.
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Rivers found Hunter Henry for a 30-yard scoring strike at the 1:34 mark, and Michael Badgley converted a 40-yard field goal with three seconds left to make it 24-3 at intermission.
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MONTREAL/WINNIPEG, Nov 21 (Reuters) - A strike at Canada's biggest railroad, Canadian National Railway Co, entered its third day on Thursday, as the company said talks were continuing with workers, assisted by federally appointed mediators.
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But the narrator's reticence draws attention to the confusion at the center of illnesses that strike at our personhood rather than our person: What part of your body needs help when your mind needs help?
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Shares of heavyweight miners rose after a strike at a major mine in top copper producer Chile highlighted supply constraints, while oil firms advanced in anticipation of a bullish reading of U.S. crude stock data.
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Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei vowed harsh revenge after Iranian Major General Qassem Soleimani, architect of the country's spreading military influence in the Middle East, was killed in the air strike at Baghdad airport.
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Like Jaws' rogue great white and Tremors' giant toothy sand worm (or "Graboid," if you want to get technical), the scariest thing about the Demogorgon is its ability to strike at any moment, from any direction.
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Dozens of South African miners have been killed in violence stemming from labor unrest in recent years, including 34 who were shot dead by police in August 2012 during a wildcat strike at Lonmin's Marikana mine.
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But the statements made by the unnamed co-defendant immediately afterward that he fired the first shot "strike at the heart of that theory and instead point to the co-defendant, not Slatten," the court said.
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PARIS, May 25 (Reuters) - Police broke up a fuel depot blockade in France on Wednesday and France's hardline CGT union prepared for a strike at a nuclear plant, escalating a standoff over proposed new labour laws.
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A prolonged strike at refineries in France in 2010 led to a glut of crude in Europe, a spike in refined products prices due to low output from refineries and shortages at thousands of gas stations.
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More significant than that, though, is the game's attempt to strike at the heart of Steven Universe's driving philosophy: that our relationships with the ones we love and the things we care about make us stronger.
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October's figure would have been stronger had it not been for the strike at General Motors, which shaved close to 50,000 workers from the employment rolls, and for the layoff of some 15,000 temporary census workers.
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Oil sector workers of French CGT and FO unions voted on Monday to begin a strike at Exxon Mobil's 240,000 barrels-per-day Port Jerome refinery in northern France, the unions said in a joint statement.
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This eye-catching photo (below) captures Jayaben Desai, a strike leader, being cheered by thousands of supporters during the strike at the Grunwick Film Processing Laboratory in Dollis Hill, northwest London that began in August 773.
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" Trump went on to label the attack a "strike at the heart and soul of who we are as a nation" and an "assault" on people's ability to "love who they want and express their identity.
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As a dust-storm swirled earlier this month, its chief minister and other elected officials held a sit-in and hunger strike at the residence of the lieutenant-governor, who is appointed by the central government.
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KABUL (Reuters) - The senior U.S. commander in Afghanistan will have greater freedom to strike at the Taliban under broad new powers approved last month by President Barack Obama, U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter said on Tuesday.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin staged a grand unveiling of new "invincible" nuclear weapons that could strike at the heart of America to thunderous applause in Moscow on Thursday, pledging they'd make U.S. missile defense technology obsolete.
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JOHANNESBURG, Oct 9 (Reuters) - Heineken South Africa said on Tuesday workers contracted to a company that provides it with logistics services were on strike at its Sedibeng Brewery but the work stoppage had caused minimal disruptions.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter said on a visit to Afghanistan last week that U.S. forces would have greater freedom to strike at the Taliban under broad new powers approved last month by President Barack Obama.
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AMCU, which has been on strike at Sibanye-Stillwater's gold operations since mid-November, wanted to extend the strike to at least 11 other companies including Anglo American's gold and platinum operations, Harmony Gold and Lonmin.
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Despite the growing likelihood of a strike at BHP's Escondida mine in Chile, investors still locked in positions after the company promised to return to shareholders proceeds from it's U.S. shale assets sale to BP Plc.
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Smelters without their own alumina refineries, however, are suffering from high input costs, and the situation could worsen, industry sources warned, especially if a strike at Alcoa Corp's operations in Western Australia starts to affect output.
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He added that there were a lot of foreigners and children among the dead and warned that the fight against extremist groups would be long because they would continue to try to strike at Western values.
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AMCU has been on strike at Sibanye-Stillwater's gold operations since mid-November in a pay dispute and wanted to extend the strike to at least 15 other mining firms including AngloGold, Harmony Gold, and Lonmin.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Workers at Royal Dutch Shell's Pernis refinery in the Netherlands might go on strike at the end of the month, after having rejected a proposed labor agreement, Dutch labor union FNV said on Thursday.
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Copper prices moved above $6,000 a tonne to 20-month highs on the London Metal Exchange in mid-February on the back of Freeport's diminished output and a strike at BHP Billiton's Escondida mine in Chile.
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A long strike at BHP Billiton's massive Escondida copper mine in Chile earlier this year raised widespread fears that the then-struggling copper companies operating in the nation would face difficulties reaching wage agreements with workers.
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Southern Copper Corp, owned by Grupo Mexico, said in a statement to Peru's market regulator that workers had started to strike at midnight (0500 GMT) on Tuesday but that it had not affected normal mining operations.
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Auto parts maker Magna International Inc cut its full-year financial outlook after quarterly sales missed estimates due to a fall in global automobile production and a labor strike at General Motors Co, its biggest customer.
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NAIROBI, April 28 (Reuters) - The Kenya Airline Pilots Association has voted in favour of continuing with a planned strike at Kenya Airways, aimed at forcing out the airline's chief executive, an association official said on Thursday.
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Imports from Chile have fallen 7 percent so far this year, reflecting both longer-term stagnation in Chilean copper output and production losses from a 233-day strike at Escondida, the world's largest single copper mine.
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The first strike at a major Slovak plant since the 24 end of communist rule comes as economies across central Europe outpace western Europe, leading to a labor shortage that many companies worry will limit growth.
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Those growing up in a Russian-dominated neighborhood and radicalized by some heavy-handed dictatorship can either decide to strike at home or travel to these shores to engage in their fungible brand of holy war.
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He is better as a dirty boxer than Randy Couture and Cain Velasquez in his ability to change grips, use his head to pin the opponent and strike at the body with both hands and knees.
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According to the US-based National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, people with narcolepsy experience "sleep attacks"—irresistible bouts of sleep—that can strike at any time and last from a few seconds to minutes.
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WINNIPEG/MONTREAL, May 29 (Reuters) - Canadian rail shippers are urging Ottawa to intervene in a looming strike at Canadian National Railway Co, the country's largest railroad, fearing that a shut-down would immediately damage their businesses.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's Defence Ministry said on Monday that Syria's military had destroyed 71 out of 103 cruise missiles detected in the country's airspace during the Western strike at the weekend, the RIA news agency reported.
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The new rules, known as the General Data Protection Regulation, strike at a core element of businesses that offer free content online but that make money by collecting and sharing user data to sell targeted advertising.
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JOHANNESBURG, Aug 27 (Reuters) - Precious metals producer Sibanye-Stillwater said on Tuesday it fell into the red in the first half of the year due to a five-month strike at its South African gold operations.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - China aimed a direct strike at America's heartland on Wednesday, moving to slap an aggressive 225 percent retaliatory tariff against U.S. soybeans, farm country's most valuable export to China last year, worth $2128 billion.
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Taking the number of public employees in RTW and non-RTW states into account indicates that government employees in non-RTW states went on strike at 26 times the rate of public employees in RTW states.
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The Centre Party asked Rinne to step down after a more than two-week strike at Finland's state postal service, Posti, spread to the national airline, Finnair, and to other industries before being settled last week.
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The two sides did not formally meet Sunday after the union declared its intention to strike at a morning press conference, although union spokesman Brian Rothenberg said that the dialogue between the two sides was ongoing.
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OSLO, May 2 (Reuters) - Scandinavian airline SAS is close to reaching an agreement with labour unions representing the carrier's pilots to end a strike at the company, Norwegian newspaper VG reported on Thursday, citing unnamed sources.
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A. So-called morning sickness affects as many as four out of five pregnant women and can strike at any time of day, making nausea and vomiting of pregnancy a more accurate name for the condition.
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