China was quick to strike back at the tariff threat.
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Renata attends, seeing an opportunity to strike back at Madeline.
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How Trump decided not to strike back At 7:30 p.m.
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China chose to strike back at the U.S. by going after the crop.
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She is able to strike back at Cersei, long-distance, in her final moments.
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But the confrontation has shown that the accused can strike back at their accusers.
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And from there, an obligation to strike back at the offending posters takes hold.
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The warrior then allies with his former enemies to strike back at his homeland.
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President Donald Trump tweeted plans to strike back at China Friday by imposing more tariffs.
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But on Friday morning, Mr. Trump rose early to strike back at his favorite adversary.
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Matt thinks they should strike back at the Hand now, while they're not expecting it.
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China retaliated with an edict to strike back at any foreign company that boycotts Huawei.
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Disney has been looking for a streaming platform with which it can strike back at Netflix.
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Tasked with finding leakers, Comey became a leaker himself in order to strike back at the president.
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This includes improving investment in the industry — and developing more offensive capabiliies to strike back at attackers.
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Progressives strike back at the notion that Hardiman, from modest roots, might vote to help the average guy.
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The immediate, obvious response to an accidental strike on Japan would be to strike back at the launch site.
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Comcast has been waiting for weeks to strike back at Disney's $71.3 billion offer for Fox's bundle of assets.
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Chinese newspapers responded on Wednesday with a warning Beijing could use rare earths to strike back at the United States.
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The next time an opportunity arose to strike back at Iran, the hawks hoped, Trump would be primed to act.
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In response, Chinese newspapers warned on Wednesday Beijing is ready to use rare earths to strike back at the United States.
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It seems clear that, at some level, Mr. Manson sought to strike back at the Hollywood elite that had spurned him.
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Trump chose to strike back at the groups responsible for the attack, killing about two dozen fighters and hitting several facilities.
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But Ghosn&aposs goal, it seemed, wasn&apost to put this system on trial but rather to strike back at Nissan.
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But it might also lead North Korea to strike back at South Korea and Japan and begin a new Korean war.
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After being fired and called names, Comey picked up the phone and became a leaker himself to strike back at the president.
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Navarro suggested on the call with reporters that China could use other measures besides tariffs to strike back at the U.S. economically.
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If Friday's move is calculated to be a tit-for-tat strike back at American technology companies, Beijing will have ample targets.
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With Taylor Swift's Grammy goals accomplished – did you see her strike back at Kanye West while accepting the album of the year award?
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As the race intensified in the fall, Ms. Warren was reluctant to strike back at her opponents, even as they undermined her image.
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" At that moment, Mr. Wylde knew the time was right to strike back at the online groups, which he described as "creepy misogynists.
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In July 2011, defectors from Assad's regime formed an organized militia called the Free Syrian Army to protect protesters and strike back at Assad.
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Mr Putin's main reason for meddling in the Balkans has been to strike back at Western countries for supporting sanctions against Russia and helping Ukraine.
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Before he was killed by police, the shooter told negotiators that he was upset by recent events and wanted to strike back at law enforcement.
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Thiel had been looking for a way to strike back at the company after he had been outed by its tech blog ValleyWag in 2007.
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Iran would strike back at sites in Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates or Bahrain, and it would target American troops in Iraq or Afghanistan.
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He wanted to strike back at the liberal press, which he thought was hypocritical for panning his play while claiming to support free speech and progress.
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Stuck in stasis, unable to maneuver, and with the loss of all of their senior leadership, the Final Order cannot strike back at the coalition fleet.
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Libya was a small country with a relatively fragile regime facing considerable internal opposition, and it had virtually no ability to strike back at its foreign enemies.
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Apple has since expanded that suit to two other countries, while Qualcomm has filed its own lawsuits in an effort to strike back at Apple and its suppliers.
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They decided not to strike back at him, but to keep an eye on Coates and the new van driver (Maritza) in case he tried the same thing.
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No. Would it be a bigger, more brutal twist if she was totally thwarted in her attempt to strike back at the Faith Militant and the high council?
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We must be the party that marshals the power of law and government to strike back at those that strike our cheek and to bring those to justice.
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Mr. Trump's withdrawal from the deal, along with the restarting of the sanctions, has put huge domestic pressure on Mr. Rouhani to strike back at the United States.
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But Mr. Obama hesitated to strike back at Russia in 2016 after revelations of its breach into the Democratic National Committee, and acted only after the presidential election.
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He apparently felt that the media had unfairly condemned him for his original remarks and he was going to be the counterpuncher and strike back at the media.
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Stephen Bannon, who until August was the president's top strategist, is said to be counseling the president to strike back at Mueller and cut off funding of his investigation.
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Iran has vowed revenge for the attacks, while Trump has warned that he would strike back at Iran, including by hitting cultural sites, in the face of a response.
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Tim Cook took today's Apple event as a chance to strike back at government demands that the company break security measures on a phone used in the San Bernardino attack.
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Paul Nakasone, the nominee to run the National Security Agency and United States Cyber Command, acknowledged that plans were in place to strike back at Moscow for its election hacking.
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It may also be important in Congress, where several members insisted Thursday that Mr. Trump would need to get congressional authorization if he ever intended to strike back at Iran.
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While the people who attend town halls may be locals, there are still professional organizers and scores of out-of-work Democratic staffers looking to strike back at Trump and Republicans.
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Fuelling tensions between Beijing and Washington, Chinese newspapers warned on Wednesday that Beijing was ready to use rare earth metals to strike back at the United States in their prolonged dispute.
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Trump's decision to revoke a former top intelligence chief's clearance marked an unprecedented use of a president's authority over the classification system to strike back at one of his prominent critics.
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The sanctions law was passed last year to strike back at Moscow for actions including meddling in the 2016 U.S. election, its aggression in Ukraine and involvement in the Syrian civil war.
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The moment Rebecca struck a deal with Taylor over that appliance company, he tells her, he knew that he could either strike back at her now or let it fester for years.
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Over the last few years, lawmakers who support abortion rights have adopted an off-the-wall tactic to strike back at extreme abortion restrictions: introducing bills that would limit men's reproductive rights.
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On a conference call after the debate, several of Ms. Harris's donors were alarmed and urged the campaign to strike back at Ms. Gabbard more aggressively, two people on the call said.
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The elements of Trump's approach are constant -- his ego, his flamboyance, his scorn for those who oppose him, his readiness to strike back at any criticism, no matter how justified or well intended.
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He organized conferences on terrorism, arguing that it was a new form of proxy warfare, in this case a way for Arab countries that had suffered military defeats to strike back at Israel.
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But after the deal broke down, Ford executives decided there was only one way to strike back at the Italian legend: beat him on the racetrack, where he took all of his pride.
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There is division and confusion over how China should respond to Trump, with some arguing that Beijing should strike back at American interests but others saying they didn't know what could be done.
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" Trump announced Wednesday that he decided to revoke Brennan's security clearance, marking an unprecedented use of a president's authority over the classification system to strike back at one of his prominent critics. "Mr.
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"Whether you're stuck at home or not, ill or healthy, here's your opportunity to strike back at the disease that has disrupted our way of life," event organizers said in a news release.
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China's command of the rare-earth market could give Beijing a way to strike back at Mr. Trump as he raises tariffs and deprives Chinese companies of the technology they need to survive.
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Even if Iran were to somehow decide not to strike back at the United States, it's still ramping up its nuclear program, and Trump has obliterated the possibility of a return to negotiations.
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China is ready to use rare earths, a group of 2100 chemical elements used in everything from high-tech consumer electronics to military equipment, to strike back at the United States, Chinese newspapers warned.
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Beijing is ready to use rare earths, a group of 17 chemical elements used in everything from high-tech consumer electronics to military equipment, to strike back at the United States, Chinese newspapers warned.
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Whetstone also has a witty side to her hard-charging efforts, such as when she wrote a blog post titled "Really, Rupert?" to strike back at a Wall Street Journal editorial about Google's power.
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"There are great differences between the Syria situation and the Korean peninsula situation," Wang said, noting North Korea's conventional military capability to strike back at South Korea in the event of U.S. military action.
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Officials at risk of seeing their security clearances revoked expressed concern about Trump using his presidential authority to strike back at critics but said revoking their security clearances would have little impact on them.
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The Obama administration wasn't shy Thursday about implying that the U.S. may stealthily strike back at Russia over its election-year meddling with more than just the financial and diplomatic punishments it publicly announced.
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For the most part, Toronto meteorologist Kelsey McEwen said that comments on her pregnancy have been positive, but she took a moment to strike back at one critic she felt had stepped out of line.
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Earlier this year, French media group Vivendi took control of Italy's main telecom provider Telecom Italia (TIM) and some politicians have suggested the government should strike back at France by nationalising TIM's fixed-line network.
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But with his fellow Republicans controlling both the Senate and House, provisions of the NDAA intended to strike back at Beijing and opposed by the White House were softened before Congress' final votes on the bill.
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When the members of N.W.A. were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Friday night, they used the opportunity to pay tribute to one of their departed members and strike back at their critics.
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Beginning as Mongeau's attempt to strike back at VidCon organizers after several poor experiences with the conference, it was repeatedly described in Dawson's series as a hastily organized conference intended as a black eye against VidCon.
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Strategy: It seemingly took only an afternoon for Negan to put together a plan to strike back at Rick, formulating a three-pronged attack to take over Alexandria, the Hilltop, and the Kingdom with minimal casualties.
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Both had common cause to go to war with the intelligence agencies—Flynn to repay those who caused his downfall, and Trump to strike back at those who he believed sought to undermine his election victory.
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Mr. Rouhani, for his part, is planning to use his time in New York to strike back at the United States and widen the divisions that Mr. Trump created when he pulled out of the agreement.
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" The comments directly support Colin Kaepernick's NFL protests — and strike back at opinions like those of conservative Fox news host Laura Ingraham, who recently said that Lebron James should stop talking politics, and "shut up and dribble.
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His comments followed reports from Chinese newspapers that Beijing could use rare earths to strike back at Washington after U.S. President Donald Trump remarked he was "not yet ready" to make a deal with China over trade.
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Chinese newspapers warned on Wednesday that Beijing could use rare earths to strike back at the United States after U.S. President Donald Trump remarked he was "not yet ready" to make a deal with China over trade.
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His comments came after Chinese newspapers reported that Beijing could use rare earths to strike back at Washington after U.S. President Donald Trump remarked he was "not yet ready" to make a deal with China over trade.
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His comments come just one day after Trump announced his decision to revoke Brennan's security clearance, marking an unprecedented use of a president's authority over the classification system to strike back at one of his prominent critics.
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And the more the play tries to sell a rational, political interpretation of his plight — arguing that poor people, shamed by elites, strike back at what they perceive as superiority — the less plight there seems to be.
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Chinese newspapers on Wednesday warned that Beijing could use rare earth elements to strike back at the United States after U.S. President Donald Trump remarked he was "not yet ready" to make a deal with Beijing over trade.
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He added that intelligence suggested Iranian and Iranian-backed forces were looking at opportunities to strike back at the United States after the killing of Iranian General Qassem Soleimani and one of those places could be in Africa.
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A Pakistan military spokesman told reporters on Wednesday that Pakistani jets "locked" on Indian targets to demonstrate Pakistan's capacity to strike back at India, but then chose to fire in an empty field where there would be no casualties.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican and Democratic U.S. senators introduced legislation on Thursday seeking to strike back at Saudi Arabia over the death of a Saudi journalist at a consulate in Turkey and for its role in Yemen's devastating civil war.
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The U.S. Defense Department is seeking new federal funds to bolster domestic production of rare earth minerals and reduce dependence on China as media reports said Beijing was standing ready to use rare earths to strike back at Washington.
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As President Donald Trump piles on tariff threats, China could use other tactics to strike back at U.S. businesses and the economy, like driving down its own currency or barring U.S. service sector companies, according to Goldman Sachs economists.
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Motives are never simple, and in a way it makes perfect sense that someone deeply torn about his own sexuality might find in ISIS's call to violence some way to strike back at the part of themselves they hate.
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Beijing has warned that it's ready to strike back at the US. "China will certainly take all necessary measures to resolutely defend its legitimate rights and interests," China's Ministry of Commerce said in a statement Thursday before Trump signed the memo.
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Chinese newspapers had warned the day before that Beijing could use rare earth elements to strike back at the United States after U.S. President Donald Trump said he was "not yet ready" to make a deal with Beijing over trade.
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RARE EARTHS: The U.S. Defense Department is seeking new federal funds to bolster domestic production of rare earth minerals and reduce dependence on China as media reports said Beijing was standing ready to use rare earths to strike back at Washington.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A record number of women in U.S. Congress and pro-choice presidential contenders could strike back at a gag rule imposed by President Donald Trump, which has slashed access to abortion globally, a leading expert said.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany may need to change its constitution to allow it to strike back at hackers who target private computer networks and it hopes to complete any legal reforms next year, a top Interior Ministry official said on Monday.
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Federal prosecutors said FBI undercover operatives followed Keebler as he devised a plan to strike back at the government by blowing up a remote cabin on property of the U.S. Bureau of Land Management at Mount Trumbull in northwestern Arizona.
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But Mattis saved his sternest rebukes for his depiction of Obama's decision not to strike back at Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad, a choice that he says still haunts us today in the form of bolder enemies and more timid allies.
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It is exactly that fear of an environmental or humanitarian calamity that Mr. Kim appears eager to foster as he looks for ways to strike back at the United States, Japan and others seeking to choke off his money and trade.
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His comments followed reports from Chinese newspapers that Beijing could use its rare earth supplies as a bargaining chip here to strike back at Washington after U.S. President Donald Trump remarked he was "not yet ready" to make a deal with China over trade.
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It is up to us now to strike back at the cruel and profoundly racist practices inflicted on Latino immigrants at our borders as well as the ongoing racial profiling, harassment, imprisonment and worse of Latino women, men and children living in this country.
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Onodera headed a ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) panel that has urged the government to acquire the ability to strike back at an enemy military facility and beef up its missile defense systems against threats such as from unpredictable North Korea's missile and defense programs.
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He said that while he and other organizers were currently focused on making sure the rally took place at Emancipation Park as planned, he was considering ways to strike back at Airbnb after the event, including by starting a boycott or a class-action lawsuit.
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It's the command's first cyberoperation since Obama-era rules governing offensive operations were relaxed, according to The New York Times which first broke the story, which now allows the U.S. government to strike back at foreign adversaries believed to be involved in conducting espionage or launching cyberattacks.
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In an era of continuing struggles over land rights, sovereignty, and broken promises, Carlson proves that while it was often obscured by egos and drama, the core mission of Wounded Knee—to strike back at systemic injustice—is still alive and well in the rising generation.
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The dispute between the world's two largest economies showed few signs of abating, with Chinese newspapers reporting that Beijing could use rare earths to strike back at Washington after U.S. President Donald Trump remarked he was "not yet ready" to make a deal with China over trade.
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On Thursday, Obama took unprecedented steps to strike back at Russia for hacking the Democratic National Committee's servers and the email account of Hillary Clinton's campaign manager to help Trump win the White House and undermine public confidence in the legitimacy of the American electoral system.
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By Steve Holland and Jonathan Landay WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House on Monday threatened to strike back at critics of President Donald Trump's contacts with Russia by revoking the security clearances of six former U.S. officials, drawing accusations that he was abusing his power and aiming to stifle dissent.
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By the end, we know what Bobby wanted Chuck to do — kick Russian billionaire Grigor Andolov (a wonderfully campy John Malkovich) out of the country — and we know that Bobby's true aim was to strike back at Taylor (who counted Grigor as one of their core investors) via Chuck.
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Comcast, which consistently tops the list of the most-hated companies in America, thanks in part to its proclivity for gouging its customers—apparently has a plan to strike back at cord cutters; namely, by only upgrading internet speeds for people still dishing out their hard earned money for cable.
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Trade tensions between the two largest economies in the world showed little signs of dissipating as Chinese newspapers warned Beijing could use rare earths to strike back at the U.S. after President Donald Trump remarked on Monday he was "not yet ready" to make a deal with China over trade.
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Instead, he was reportedly meeting with Rupert Murdoch about who should head the F.C.C. Soon, Trump would be able to shape deals like the A.T. & T. and Time Warner merger, to strike back at those who made fun of him or criticized him, which often amounted to the same thing.
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"Through your actions, you have embarrassed us in the eyes of our children, humiliated us on the world stage and, worst of all, divided us as a nation," McRaven said of Trump's unprecedented use of a presidential authority over the classification system to strike back at one of his prominent critics.
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As he admitted, over and over again, he would've preferred to be doing anything but — a feeling that must've only intensified once the very Republican lawmakers he was criticizing tried to strike back at him by declaring that he had no idea what he was talking about, despite ample evidence to the contrary.
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"This kind of deliberately provoking trade disputes is naked economic terrorism, economic chauvinism, economic bullying," His comments followed reports from Chinese newspapers that Beijing could use rare earths to strike back at Washington after U.S. President Donald Trump remarked he was "not yet ready" to make a deal with China over trade.
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They've been fictionalized, sure, but the broad strokes are there, and the show makes no bones about the idea that both God and devil are very, very real, with the devil constantly attempting to carve out a kingdom on Earth where he might strike back at the one who cast him out of Heaven.
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Last week, she teased her return with a pair of ten-second videos of a CGI snake, a ridiculously ham-handed foreshadowing that she was ready to play the villain and strike back at those who had wronged her, tossing the whole "haters gonna hate/shake it off" positivity bullshit she'd been leaning on out the window.
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If Trump's gamble leads Americans into another dangerous and costly war in the Middle East, voters could strike back at the GOP in November, and Trump could alienate voters attracted to his campaign promises of extracting the U.S. from places like Iraq and Afghanistan — two centers of protracted, costly and deadly military conflicts for a generation.
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On Friday, the news was dominated by reports and analysis related to President Obama's decision to strike back at Russia for its election-related hacking by, among other things, expelling 35 Russian diplomats and their families, as well as by the rift that has come to the fore in recent days between the Obama administration and the Israeli government.
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Read more:How the Trump administration got into a showdown with Iran that could lead to warTrump didn&apost know who the Iranian leader he just assassinated was four years agoIran&aposs &aposforceful revenge&apos against the US is likely to include cyber warfare, and experts warn the attacks could be devastatingHere&aposs how Iran could strike back at the US for killing Soleimani
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And tonight, as Trump prepares to give his own convention address, the question isn't what policies he'll highlight — it's whether he'll be able to resist the temptation to strike back at Ted Cruz for snubbing him; at the reporters who discovered his wife's speech had plagiarized Michelle Obama; at the observers who've noticed that Donald Trump's convention speakers often don't seem to like Donald Trump very well at all.
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Suzanne Maloney, deputy director of foreign policy at the Brookings Institution, told Vox's Dylan Scott she believes Iran "will look for the time and place of its own choosing in terms of a response," and that it is likely the country's leaders will use the assassination of Soleimani to shore up support at home before trying to strike back at the US. As a precaution, however, the Department of Homeland Security has warned federal and local officials to work to secure their computer systems, and the US has urged all citizens to make their way out of Iraq after closing its embassy in Baghdad.
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