Castillo asks, striking at the heart of Serena Joy's contradictions.
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The team witnessed the animals striking at prey during the expedition.
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"People saw things that were striking at the time," Filler said.
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The hurricane is striking at a particularly difficult time for Haiti.
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They're really jokes, they've only just starting striking at four months old.
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Instead, they seek to instill terror by striking at civilians and noncombatants.
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The data showed that the decrease was "most striking" at the postgraduate level.
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What's striking at first is the convivial, mildly eroticized mood of the gathering.
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So the Revolutionary Guards, if responsible, could be striking at Mr. Rouhani as well.
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Workers striking at Jasic Technology Company saw their activities shuttered and activists arrested last year.
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But the edge over Republicans is particularly striking at two Silicon Valley companies: Netflix and Apple.
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The drivers are striking at Uber and Lyft today because they don't have pieces of it.
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The movement was inspired by Thunberg, who in 2018 started striking at her school every Friday.
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I think he did an incredible job at striking at the right moment and sustaining it.
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In September, Hurricane Dorian rapidly intensified and stalled over the Bahamas, striking at Category 225 strength.
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It wasn't as extreme as what we're seeing now, but it was striking at the time.
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Cryptocurrency wallets get hacked all the time, but this hack was different, striking at the blockchain itself.
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NATO warplanes policed a no-fly zone over Libyan skies, preventing Gadhafi from striking at rebel forces.
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It limits their participation in our democratic process, striking at the heart of the First Amendment's guarantee.
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"I do know that we've been striking at that area over the past several days," Brown said.
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The hot-cold, salty-sweet, al dente-soft contrast is striking at first but tasty and balanced.
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There are existing programs designed to combat the HIV epidemic among women by striking at those roots.
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Unions, student organizations and feminist associations were calling for women to start striking at 2105:22013 p.m.
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Acting on the law, the Treasury Department has imposed sanctions against 24 Russians, striking at allies of Putin.
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During WWII, Japan attempted to gain rapid US capitulation by striking at the Pacific Fleet at Peril Harbor.
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Instead, it's coming straight from the top — and striking at the bleeding heart of the drag community itself.
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Adult snowies are striking at roughly 24 inches tall, with a jet black bill with black legs to match.
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She said that she started to fight back, striking at his face so he would let go of her.
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He was inconsistent in his return, showing flashes of brilliance as well as inexplicably poor ball-striking at times.
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He emptied an entire 16-round magazine, striking at least five parked cars on both sides of the street.
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Fake news presents a profound challenge that transcends ideology, striking at the core of representative democracy: a sober, informed electorate.
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Its operation, dubbed "National Sword", looks distinctly double-edged, striking at a thriving domestic reprocessing industry—and manufacturing more broadly.
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For example, the idea of workers striking at airports, as opposed to just protesting there, came about after the election.
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There has been an ongoing tit-for-tat between US forces striking at Iranian proxies in Iraq just this week.
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Iraq's prime minister, Adel Abdul Mahdi, has offered unspecified support; Iraqi planes have already been striking at IS pockets in Syria.
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Watch the VICE News documentary Blackout: Venezuela's Activist Journalists The sense of helplessness is also striking at the country's medical professionals.
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President Trump is on the brink of striking at China's behemoth steel industry through an obscure trade loophole in US law.
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In the United States, this may focus on where players were born, striking at complex issues of identity and self-identification.
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Striking at a launch point could bleed over into a full-scale confrontation with another super power or a significant ally.
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The shift to on-line shopping is now striking at the underlying value of malls, and commercial real estate as a whole.
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In addition to teachers, auto workers, grocery store employees, and other workers have been striking at levels not seen since the 1980s.
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Both sides have been at their best sitting off, allowing opponents to come at them then striking at the space left behind them.
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As The Verge documented last week, CoreCivic placed dozens of detainees in solitary confinement for hunger striking at the facility in 2016 alone.
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"For months now, Iran has been transferring lethal weaponry to its forces in Syria, with the purpose of striking at Israel," Netanyahu said.
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The champion opened the bout with his measured, methodical striking at range and Hendricks swung back with the overhand left, just as advertised.
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In 2013, Ray J dropped "I Hit It First," with lyrics indirectly striking at Kardashian West's relationship with current husband Kanye West, 42.
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The film is entirely silent, except for the startling sound of a match striking at the very midpoint of the 22-minute film.
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In 2013, Ray J dropped "I Hit It First," with lyrics indirectly striking at Kardashian West's relationship with current husband Kanye West, 41.
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She's still striking at sixty-six, tall and thin with long, slightly bowed legs, close-cropped white hair, and a fierce, hawkish gaze.
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But the battle goes far beyond their individual survival, striking at the fate of the Amazon and its pivotal role in climate change.
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Anti-corruption efforts do just that by striking at the heart of what keeps leaders of adversaries like China and Russia in power.
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The tome challenges ingrained ideas, methodologies, and practices, striking at the heart of how embedded imperialism is in the collective conscious and unconscious.
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But a new study highlights how US efforts to throw taxpayer money at the issue isn't striking at the heart of the problem.
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This is the first that high speed video captured a viper striking at its prey in the wild and yes, it`s a miss.
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Striking at a mosque would be a change in tactics for the Sinai militants, who have usually attacked troops and police and Christian churches.
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Trump campaigned on a platform of unifying the nation, but by striking at the state he and Bannon intend to turn us against each other.
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A fragment of a Mycenaenan pot circa 1300-1200 B.C.E. found in Cypress features two stylized male figures striking at each other with extended arms.
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CHILE: Chilean miner Codelco sweetened its contract offer to workers after miners striking at its giant Chuquicamata copper mine were involved in clashes with police.
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A video of the incident was widely shared on social media, showing the snake striking at the woman's face as a loud scream is heard.
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But the Avengers seem bent on crippling Nigeria's economy while it is particularly fragile, striking at the core of Mr. Buhari's plans for the nation.
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The lack of action by CBS was striking at a time when some media companies have swiftly removed prominent employees who were accused of misconduct.
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Given that their songs are hushed confessionals it was all too easy to take their lyrics as darts striking at the core of their partnership.
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But Democrats are hopeful that recent revelations striking at the heart of the White House's defense will persuade Alexander and others to press for new testimony.
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The United States has accused Iran of striking at oil tankers in the Arabian Sea and launching drone and cruise missile attacks on Saudi oil facilities.
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Most striking: At least from the video, this is a very good-looking laptop for the price, with obvious attention to its industrial and visual design.
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"It's somewhat haunting because they are anonymous and yet it is striking at the same time," said Madalena Kozachuk, a PhD student in Western's Department of Chemistry.
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If Unifor acts, "striking at St. Catharines would provide the most harm to GM," wrote Sam Fiorani, vice president global for AutoForecast Solutions in a recent article.
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Throughout the 251s and '90s, the capital had been a regular target for separatist Tamil rebels, with suicide bomb attacks striking at the heart of the city.
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This is an example of the post al-Qaeda world, striking at the local level, in very infancy attacks, and grabbing the world stage, the official said.
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In April, the United States imposed major sanctions against 24 Russians, striking at allies of Putin in an aggressive move to punish Moscow for its alleged meddling.
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Workers are striking at companies like Instacart, Whole Foods and Amazon over what they say are inadequate safety measures and insufficient pay for the risks they face.
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But mostly, they live sessile lives, anchored in their narrow burrows even when they emerge to feed, like tethered snakes striking at zooplankton too small to see.
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Some barrages were striking at the rate of a shell every second, residents reported via text message, transmitting what appeared to be audio recordings of the blasts.
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In May, Israel Defense Forces said they were using their version of the F-35 in operational missions, striking at least two unspecified targets in the region.
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S. relations, the sudden ban on Huawei last month caught many by surprise, raising the stakes by striking at the heart of China's long-term technological ambitions.
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In May, U.S. President Donald Trump signed economic sanctions against Venezuela striking at its oil business by banning U.S. citizens and residents from buying Venezuela debt for cash.
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Acting on that law, the U.S. Treasury imposed major sanctions against 24 Russians, striking at allies of Putin in one of Washington's most aggressive moves to punish Moscow.
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In the pediatric field, Zika looms as a kind of developmental doomsday virus, attacking the vulnerability of early brain development, striking at the neurological basis of human potential.
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Miesha wasn't ready for that level of striking at the time, but Kaitlin never felt comfortable with the ground component of MMA, so she's a dedicated kickboxer now.
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He's among a group of children and young adults leading the Global Youth Climate Strike on March 15 and will be striking at City Hall in New York.
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The deal was seen as an important precursor to striking at al Qaeda-linked militants based in the same region and who briefly seized key northern cities in 2012.
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For nearly four years we watched as America became a toothless tiger, forever huffing and puffing but never striking at Assad for the use of nerve agents against children.
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The shot composition is striking; at a Trump event in Nevada, the camera framed the candidate, tucked in a corner of the screen, against a roaring sea of supporters.
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The abrupt shifts in speed and dynamics were so striking at times that it seemed as if someone were pressing "slow motion" or "fast forward" on a remote control.
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We need to confront our society's immense inequality — but there are better ways to start than by striking at the incentives for the wealthy to give their money away.
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The military capabilities being discussed include sending additional ballistic missile defense systems, Tomahawk cruise missiles on submarines, and surface ships with land attack capabilities for striking at a long range.
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Foreign adversaries may aptly consider nuclear EMP attack a weapon that can gravely damage the U.S. by striking at its technological Achilles' Heel, without having to confront the U.S. military.
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Christian Post journalist Napp Nazworth left the company Monday over plans to publish a pro-President Trump editorial striking at Christianity Today for rebuking the administration, the Washington Post reports.
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Perhaps most striking, at events across the state last week, was the sense that any Democratic nominee might be left to manage an unwieldy coalition — moderates, socialists, Trump-repelled independents.
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This time, the answer to the epidemic was a flurry of bills to regulate doctors and pharmacies, or control the dissemination of drugs, while also striking at the overall supply.
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Tensions flared on Tuesday when Chilean police fired rubber bullets and tear gas in clashes with miners striking at the mine as the workers tried to block access to a site.
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It was only later that it became clear who the culprits behind the abduction were: the First Order, building their fighting forces but also specifically striking at the old Alliance leadership.
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Washington blacklisted some of Russia's biggest companies and businessmen, striking at allies of President Vladimir Putin to punish Moscow for alleged meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential election and other "malign activities".
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Parties always have internal squabbles, but what's striking at the Republican National Convention is just how open delegates and life-long Republicans are about their varying degrees of enthusiasm for the nominee.
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It was perhaps most striking at the Marina Bay Sands, a landmark building in Singapore that features a hotel, casino, museum, shopping mall, and incredible views of the city and the bay.
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Edmund Lee of the NYT was surprised: The lack of action by CBS was striking at a time when some media companies have swiftly removed prominent employees who were accused of misconduct.
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Although the work stoppage begins at midnight, some UAW members are already on strike: Aramark janitorial workers, who are represented by UAW, are already striking at GM facilities in Michigan and Ohio.
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President Trump, after showing incredible leadership on striking at the murderer Bashar Assad, we look to you to reverse previous administration's amorality of allowing hard-earned taxpayer money from going to terrorists.
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Warren's book stems from her interest in empirical assessment of the causes of bankruptcy and led her to propose a thesis that was more striking at the time than it sounds today.
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While the aid was restored in time to prevent any military setbacks, it took a heavy psychological toll, they said, striking at their confidence that their backers in Washington stood solidly behind them.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump signed another round of economic sanctions against Venezuela on Monday striking at its oil business by banning U.S. citizens and residents from buying Venezuelan debt for cash.
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Mexico City's earthquake disaster is a reminder of the serious risk of Southern California's "Big One" striking at any time and causing widespread damage that some estimate could approach upwards of $300 billion.
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The artist Walton Ford is known for his richly detailed and complex paintings of animals, some familiar and some extinct, drawn with a striking, at times unsettling, take on the traditional academic style.
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"In a Mirror" marches over shifty piano chords, with a sharp metal click striking at odd intervals; heard together, the click brings out a melody in the piano that it isn't playing directly.
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The sanctions take aim at Russia's main intelligence agencies and specific individuals, striking at one part of a sprawling cyberespionage operation that also includes the military, military contractors and teams of civilian recruits.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The United States on Friday imposed major sanctions against 238 Russians, striking at allies of President Vladimir Putin over Moscow's alleged meddling in the 22017 U.S. election and other "malign activity".
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And ESPN is striking at just the right time with a long-in-the-works documentary that takes an even deeper dive into the life and times, and rise and fall, of Simpson himself.
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Even more striking, at least three of those May runoffs will feature women going head-to-head, including a pivotal race for Democrats in their bid to take control of the House this fall.
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The company wants to reorient how consumers think about the PC, from a stodgy platform for office work and games into an art station capable of striking at the heart of Apple's creative demographic.
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Almost daily we learn new details about Russian cyber and information operations that have flooded our media with fake news and threatened the integrity of our elections, striking at the heart of American democracy.
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Here's why Amazon and Instacart workers are striking at a time when you need them most ON OUR RADAR Nintendo's latest installment of "Animal Crossing" is letting people live out their wildest fantasy: Normalcy.
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The Russians have attacked residential areas with cluster munitions and unguided bombs, which are not only banned but also difficult to target with any precision, striking at least one hospital and a mosque in Idlib.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Gold Fields said on Wednesday it had offered union members striking at its South Deep mine in South Africa an increased severance package to try to resolve the dispute which has halted production.
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The Mozilla suit, which you can read here or embedded at the bottom of this post, was sort of a cluster bomb of allegations striking at the FCC order on technical, legal, and procedural grounds.
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The rear of the device is striking — at least so far as the backs of e-readers go, with slightly tapered sides that create a subtly convex surface covered in a textured soft-touch material.
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Editorial The terrorist attacks on two Coptic churches in Egypt, filled with Palm Sunday worshipers, were appalling in their cruelty, striking at a Christian community that is historically vulnerable in a predominantly Muslim Arab state.
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With dockers striking at the southern port of Marseille, the number of ships waiting at sea to offload oil, gas and chemicals rose to 21 from what would normally be about five, the port authority said.
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The inflow figure was striking at a time when other managers known for active funds have struggled to match the rush of money to index funds and other passive products from BlackRock Inc and Vanguard Group.
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Washington last week imposed sanctions against several Russian businessmen, companies and government officials, striking at associates of President Vladimir Putin to punish Moscow for a range of activities, including alleged meddling in the 2016 U.S. election.
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The thought that years of effort will be in vain, absent some exogenous calamity striking at just the right moment, would normally be enough to crush the morale of anyone working on any ambitious political project.
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And with his new bill, he is striking at the conceptual heart of the current American economic model, one that puts short-term rewards for shareholders above every other stakeholder, including the workers at the bottom.
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The Taliban, facing renewed pressure, have increased terror attacks on major cities, striking at the heart of Kabul recently, in a series of devastating attacks that left hundreds of civilians dead in the span of a week.
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The spark was Chris Wood's striking at goal while Mexico defender Carlos Salcedo was down injured after his left shoulder was hurt in an after hurting his shoulder in an off-the-ball tangle with the striker.
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"It's somewhat haunting because they are anonymous and yet it is striking at the same time," Madalena Kozachuk, a PhD student in Western's University Department of Chemistry and lead author of the scientific paper, said in a statement .
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Playing a tenacious defensive game and striking at opportune moments, the Panthers reclaimed some momentum in the NFC South division race with a 17-3 victory over the slumping Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday at Raymond James Stadium.
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The clashes with hundreds of former borrowers have been among the most reputationally damaging to RBS since the financial crisis, striking at the heart of the bank's core strategy to become Britain's most trusted retail and business lender.
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Perhaps some users will miss the familiar look of the Google system, but the Mercedes maps are clear and have 3D graphics of buildings that are nicely detailed and look rather striking at night on the widescreen display.
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Turkey's military, meanwhile, said its jets conducted cross-border raids against Kurdish rebel positions in northern Iraq, hours after the Ankara attack, striking at a group of about 60-70 rebels of the Kurdistan Workers' Party, or PKK.
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No one can tell him that, no matter how furious he is about an investigation that is growing and requiring more resources, trying to kill it by striking at the FBI director is a very, very bad idea.
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LONDON, Nov 15 (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit secretary and other ministers quit one by one on Thursday, striking at the heart of a draft divorce deal with the European Union she is struggling to save.
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The United States last month imposed sanctions on some of Russia's biggest companies and businessmen, striking at allies of President Vladimir Putin to punish Moscow for alleged meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential election and other "malign activities".
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In March 1973, a series of strikes by computer workers, acting in solidarity with other government workers, closed down a whopping 26 computer centers, and disrupted the work of nine others, striking at the nation's very ability to function.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chilean miner Codelco sweetened its contract offer to workers on Tuesday in a bid to defuse rising tensions after miners striking at its giant Chuquicamata copper mine were involved in clashes with police earlier in the day.
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While the aid was restored in time to prevent any military setbacks, it took a heavy psychological toll, they said, striking at their confidence that their backers in Washington stood solidly behind their fight to keep Russia at bay.
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The United States last month imposed sanctions on some of Russia's biggest companies and businessmen, striking at allies of President Vladimir Putin to punish Moscow for its alleged meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential election and other "malign activities".
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Qualcomm abused its position as a giant of the semiconductor industry to harm competition and overcharge cellphone makers, a federal judge has ruled, striking at the heart of the company's business and sending shock waves through the smartphone industry.
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Tehran is engaged in a shadow war, striking at countries in the Middle East but thinly disguising the origin of those attacks to reduce the chance of provoking a response or escalating the fight, military and intelligence officials said.
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The climactic battle of season three offers an excellent example of this approach, with Royalist forces striking at pirates entrenched on a beach, forcing them to retreat into a jungle; only then do the pirates reveal their true strategy.
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The player's metagame of curving their deck design toward particular ideas impacts the smaller game, the one about this character who knows several ways of striking at weakness, and yet both of these kinds of knowledges share the same Achilles heel.
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Pentagon officials said there was also worry that congressional opposition to American military engagements that still rely on authorizations approved after the 2001 terrorist attacks could grow without getting Capitol Hill onboard before striking at Mr. Assad's chemical weapons program.
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The task is to prevent it from happening in the first place, by striking at its root source: the vastly bigger but less conspicuous problem of housing insecurity, now afflicting the nearly eleven million renter households that are severely cost-burdened.
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But in the trenches of Ukraine's war with Russian-backed separatists, which has left some 27,21970 people dead, soldiers said the freeze took a more immediate toll, striking at their confidence that their backers in Washington stood solidly behind their fight.
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Monfils put up a decent challenge but Djokovic controlled affairs, breaking in the opening game and also to close out the first set before again striking at the end of a closely-contested second to seal victory in 76 minutes.
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What's immediately striking, at least on the basis of these two volumes, is the seeming cleanness of Broodthaers's break with his poetry, the lack of much evident continuity with the visual and conceptual art he would go on to create.
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The base lies close to the Damascus-Baghdad highway, a major strategic prize for Assad, and the U.S. military has maintained a wide perimeter around it, striking at any force that attempts to move down the road or toward the base.
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Washington imposed sweeping sanctions on some of Russia's biggest companies and businessmen on April 6, striking at allies of President Vladimir Putin to punish Moscow for its alleged meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential election and other so-called malign activities.
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As in Watergate, a formal impeachment inquiry is the most effective way to rivet public attention on the many misdeeds of Trump and to hold him accountable by striking at what he cares about, which is his power and his brand.
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The United States imposed major sanctions on April 6 against 24 Russians, striking at allies of President Vladimir Putin in one of Washington's most aggressive moves to punish Moscow for its alleged meddling in the 2016 U.S. election and other activity.
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The idea of striking at the core of Venezuela's economy, which relies on oil for some 95 percent of export revenues, has been discussed at high levels of the administration as part of a wide-ranging review of U.S. options.
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"Make no mistake: If Mr. Trump takes such drastic action, it will be striking at the foundation of the American government, attempting to set a precedent that a president, alone among American citizens, is above the law," the editorial board wrote.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Workers at Amazon's main distribution hub in Italy are planning their first ever strike for Friday, trade unions said, while they are also striking at six warehouses in Germany, threatening to disrupt one of the year's busiest shopping days.
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It might use them to, in the near term, learn to operate in space with a view to executing its mission of defending America's space assets and, if necessary, striking at those of an enemy such as China or Russia.
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The disparity is striking at the state level, where the bulk of the benefit for deducting state and local taxes goes to taxpayers in states with higher-than-average taxes and median incomes that are bigger than the national median.
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It was seven days after that event -- when the wreckage in lower Manhattan, at the Pentagon and in Pennsylvania was still smoldering -- that lawmakers voted to respond to the terror attacks by striking at al Qaeda and the Taliban in Afghanistan.
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Whether it becomes a theater of conflict will depend on how the United States chooses to defend its space assets and how it deters an enemy from striking at them in hopes of upsetting the balance of power on Earth.
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And yet as bad as things are, the health of our electoral process is likely to deteriorate further, with some of the threats striking at the very basis of democratic society: our confidence that votes have been fairly and accurately counted.
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A pro-Hezbollah journalist, Ibrahim al-Amin, last week wrote in Lebanon's al-Akhbar newspaper that if Israel got involved in any war between the U.S. and Iran, striking at Tehran's proxies, it would "become an actual target for allies of Iran".
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Washington imposed sanctions on some of Russia's biggest companies and businessmen, including London-listed En+, on April 6, striking at allies of President Vladimir Putin to punish Moscow for alleged meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential election and other so-called malign activities.
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Washington imposed sweeping sanctions last month on some of Russia's biggest companies and businessmen, including En+ Group Plc, striking at allies of President Vladimir Putin to punish Moscow for alleged meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential election and other so-called malign activities.
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China appeared to be angling to inflict political costs on Trump by striking at signature U.S. exports, including soybeans, frozen beef, cotton and other agricultural commodities produced in states from Iowa to Texas that voted for him in the 2016 presidential election.
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"What is striking at the moment is the lack of a broader consensus between policy makers about what monetary policy can achieve and what it should do in the current situation," said Jan Bopp, asset allocation strategist at Bank J Safra Sarasin.
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Washington imposed sweeping sanctions on some of Russia's biggest companies and businessmen, including En+, on April 6, striking at allies of President Vladimir Putin to punish Moscow for alleged meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential election and other so-called malign activities.
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With the fair assumption that President Trump will continue firing back at the intelligence community, Democrats will continue striking at the president, and the FBI will continue struggling to find the smoking gun — it seems that the entire nation loses this battle.
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"While we continue to negotiate in good faith and in hopes of avoiding a labor dispute, we have every intention of striking at 0:01 am ET tonight unless an agreement can be reached before then," spokesman Christopher Monette said by email.
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"While we continue to negotiate in good faith and in hopes of avoiding a labor dispute, we have every intention of striking at 0:01 am ET tonight unless an agreement can be reached before then," spokesman Christopher Monette said by email.
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JOHANNESBURG, Nov 19 (Reuters) - South Africa's Public Enterprises minister will meet unions striking at its state-owned airline on Tuesday in an effort to resolve a strike over wages at the embattled South African Airways (SAA) that has entered its fifth day.
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The United States imposed sanctions against Russian businessmen, companies and government officials, striking at associates of President Vladimir Putin in one of Washington's most aggressive moves to punish Moscow for a range of activities, including alleged meddling in the 2016 U.S. election.
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And while the number of Democrats exiting the House this year isn't much different than in previous congresses, the departure of some of the caucus's rising stars is particularly striking at a time when Democrats may be poised to win back the House in 2018.
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On the weekend of July 30-31, the surrounded rebels who held the center of Aleppo city and a larger body of rebel groups to the west of the city tried to reconnect their battle lines, striking at a position in the strategic Ramouseh district.
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" The United States imposed major sanctions on Friday against Russian businessmen, companies and government officials, striking at allies of President Vladimir Putin in one of Washington's most aggressive moves to punish Moscow for its alleged meddling in the 2016 U.S. election and other "malign activity.
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"What I found so striking at Bridgewater is they give people constant practice, and it kind of reminded me of something that we we've been doing in psychology for decades, which is anytime somebody has a phobia you send them to exposure therapy," says Grant.
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The United States imposed sanctions on Friday against Russian businessmen, companies and government officials, striking at associates of President Vladimir Putin in one of Washington's most aggressive moves to punish Moscow for a range of activities, including alleged meddling in the 2016 U.S. election.
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Testimony gathered by VICE News made it possible to geolocate the site of the blast, its target, and the victims, which revealed a disturbing detail: the CIA broke US military rules of engagement by striking at a time when there was a high risk of civilian casualties.
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You can't throw a crumpled-up beer can in Brooklyn without striking at least one or two would-be rockstars, but thankfully, the late-2000s hype train has chugged the hell away from city's metal scene and its denizens have been left to create in (relative) peace.
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This was the first aircraft that Israel had lost in combat since 1982, and its air force, its reputation for invincibility injured, responded angrily by striking at the Syrian air defense system, knocking out five batteries, as well as destroying four Iranian communications facilities in Syria.
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But there is something far larger than personal feeling at stake here: We are now talking about an administration that is attempting to dramatically reshape the demographics of the eligible electorate, in particular striking at groups who overwhelmingly vote for Democratic candidates and overwhelmingly voted against Trump.
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Unlike the Shiite terrorist militias in Lebanon, now repositioning, in part, to southern Syria, and unlike the Syrian-supported Hamas and Islamic Jihad Sunni forces, who very enthusiastically target noncombatants, Israel has always been meticulous about striking at exclusively hard targets in both Syria and Lebanon.
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The United States imposed major new sanctions against Russia on Friday, striking at senior Russian officials and some of the country's biggest companies in one of Washington's most aggressive moves to punish Moscow for its alleged meddling in the 2016 U.S. election and other "malign activity".
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But in the trenches of Ukraine's war with Russian-backed separatists, which has left some 13,000 people dead, soldiers said the freeze took a more immediate toll, striking at their confidence that their backers in Washington stood solidly behind their fight and potentially signaling weakness to Russians in negotiations.
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On October 30th, Colleen Kollar-Kottely, a 74-year-old federal judge first appointed to the bench in 1984 by Ronald Reagan—and sitting since 2007 on the federal district court for the District of Columbia—issued a temporary injunction striking at the heart of Mr Trump's ban.
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When the nomination process heads south and west after New Hampshire and the population of black and brown voters grows, Clinton's fortunes may improve -- if she is capable of finding her inner radical and applying her strength where Democrats value it, striking at Republicans instead of her base.
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The sanctions against Rusal were announced in April along with other against Russian businessmen, companies and government officials, striking at associates of President Vladimir Putin in one of Washington's most aggressive moves to punish Moscow for a range of activities, including alleged meddling in the 2016 U.S. election.
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"They are trying to make a statement by attacking the West in general, and by attacking big, cosmopolitan, Western cities, they are striking at the heart of that," said Raffaello Pantucci, director of International Security Studies at the Royal United Services Institute, a security-focused research institute in London.
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" Included in this document was a prescient statement that has become the dominant U.S. counterterrorism policy and approach today: "As long as terrorists continue to target American citizens, we reserve the right to act in self-defense by striking at their bases and those who sponsor, assist, or actively support them.
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The idea of striking at the core of Venezuela's economy, which relies on oil for some 95 percent of export revenues, has been discussed at high levels of the administration as part of a wide-ranging review of U.S. options, but officials said it remains under debate and action is not imminent.
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With him firmly in the driver's seat and with the government's control of all the levers of power intact, the younger siblings are unlikely to achieve much even though they tried to inflict maximum reputational damage by striking at 2.30 in the morning, and at a time when the PM was on holiday.
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Sen. Bernie SandersBernie SandersFormer Biden economic adviser: 'I really like a lot of' Warren's tax proposals Poll: Trump trails top 2020 Democrats in Michigan Monmouth acknowledges poll showing Biden losing support was 'outlier' MORE (I-Vt.) on Sunday joined striking AT&T workers in Louisville, Ky., ahead of a presidential campaign rally.
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In any case, inventing a shopping holiday and then failing to deliver on the basic elements of that concept—such as the ability to shop, and the ability to have those items sent to customers—is a big black eye that will likely please the various workers currently striking at Amazon's warehouses in Europe.
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It opens with Croft and Sim playing the song live on an picked acoustic guitar before fading into video footage from the band's time recording in Marfa, TX. Like the track itself, it's nice—not memorable or striking at first, but warm enough to keep you hanging in there and eventually charming enough to work.
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Striking at the bureaucratic capital of Europe, where NATO and the European Union are headquartered, the bombings were part of a wave of terrorist attacks across Europe that stoked fears about an influx of refugees from Syria and other destabilized areas and laid bare the poisonous disillusionment of a fringe of Europe's minority Muslim populations.
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And Iran always has a Plan B, if muddling through doesn't pan out: resuming its nuclear program or even striking at the United States and its allies in the region, buckling down for confrontation, and demanding greater sacrifices from its public and relying more on a ruthless security apparatus to keep a lid on internal dissent.
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On a recent Saturday in a bright, narrow room in Iowa, Williamson — striking at 66, in a cream turtleneck under a dark velvet blazer — stood and watched as a thirtysomething man in jeans told a crowd of about 30 Jefferson County Democrats that, until he was asked to introduce Williamson at this event, he'd never heard of her.
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More striking, at the end of the three hours, when the researchers again tested the ability of the volunteers' arteries to respond to changes in blood pressure, the vessel in the unmoving leg no longer worked as well as it had during baseline testing, which suggests it was already not as healthy as it had been.
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In a nice sequence of back and forth striking at a much higher level than most heavyweights, Miocic clipped off a flurry along the fence, Overeem kicked Miocic's body to put the fear of reprisal into the champion, and then punch-and-clutched into a clinch which he used to turn Miocic and take the center of the cage again.
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"While there has been a yearlong pause in North Korean missile testing, Pyongyang's retention of its missile arsenal capable of striking at US forces in Asia and even threatening the US homeland indicates that its going to take more than just missile defense to change the equation with the Kim regime," said Behnam Taleblu of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies.
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The endorsement arrives just one day after Sanders rallied with striking AT&T workers in downtown Louisville, Kentucky, and less than a week after Sanders released his plan for Workplace Democracy, which pledges to double union membership in the United States by the end of his first term in 2025 with the expansion workers' rights to unionize, strike, and bargain.
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Going after their trademark, which prosecutors have sought for a decade, was an innovative approach intended to break the Mongols by striking at its visual identity, a patch that has been linked to the organization's culture of violence and intimidation and appears on the vests, T-shirts, caps, mouse pads and motorcycles of hundreds of its members, many of whom also have tattoos of the image.
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It makes sense that the last thing Emmerich destroys is the foundation of the disaster picture itself: As the movie lays the groundwork for a sequel, we are given to understand that earth is done being victimized by the unknown, as the survivors vow to go the preemptive route and invade the invaders, striking at their homeworld before any more memorials can be laid to waste.
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