"We have taken back Ontario," Ford told supporters Thursday night.
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This pic was taken back in June on her bday.
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It is likely the full amount will be taken back.
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He said Russia and Indonesia had each taken back families.
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He was discharged on Monday and taken back into custody.
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President Obama very well would have taken back his endorsement.
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She was taken back to the hospital, he told HLN.
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"We were amazed and really just taken back," Sawyer said.
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By around midday, Microsoft had taken back the top spot.
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Cuba has previously taken back only a handful of that group.
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She was taken back into surgery and put on blood thinners.
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Take a look at a CNN poll taken back in October.
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He was taken back to a clinic in Butembo on Monday.
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But I am swept away, and I'm taken back to Morrowind.
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Those not taken back by their families face a frightening unknown.
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After the service, his body was taken back to the farm.
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He was discharged and taken back into custody a day later.
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She's worried I may be taken back without completing my studies.
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And so her family was saved, taken back into the courthouse.
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A lot he has taken back, sort of, but so what?
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Bush's coffin was then taken back to his home state of Texas.
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The City of New York has since taken back the lead however.
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So far in 2018, Tunisia has taken back 1,224 of its citizens.
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The Americans were taken back to the US side on Sarnia buses.
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His boat was stopped by Libyan coastguards and he was taken back.
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After a brief appearance, she was taken back into the airport terminal.
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Navalny was discharged from hospital on Monday and taken back into custody.
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They complained she had taken back the baby and kept their money.
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And the words that she wrote in it can't be taken back.
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Your offer gets taken back, rescinded, and you've already rejected other offers.
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It's also a technology that, once mainstreamed, can never be taken back.
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You may recall this photo of Justin crying taken back in October.
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Morgan was taken back to the holding cell while the commissioners deliberated.
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It was the largest city anywhere to be taken back from ISIS.
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You will then be taken back to the app&aposs home screen.
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Told you this photo looks like it was taken back in 2008.
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The car was taken back to Washington State and analyzed for DNA evidence.
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The 31-year-old mother was taken back into custody after the hearing.
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Some women have taken back the word, however, and use it for themselves.
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Guzman was recaptured in January and taken back to the El Altiplano prison.
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Maddie was "immediately" taken back to Vanderpump Dogs, Kemsley said in episode 4.
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One thing that you would not have done, that you'd have taken back?
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One thing that I would not have done, that I would've taken back?
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It's plausible for them to end Election Night having taken back the House.
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Kelley escaped the facility in 2700 and was taken back into police custody.
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He was taken back to his room where he was later found unresponsive.
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But last Wednesday, she was taken back to the island against her will.
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I could see how corpses were taken back and forth or moved out.
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We are taken back to the ICE, where we receive our work assignments.
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She was taken back to the hospital and placed in a rehabilitation center.
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Three weeks after being taken back to Dubai, Jauhiainen was released and left.
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But Mr. Sabbie was taken back to the Bi-State Justice Center instead.
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I'm taken back to 2002, and the last Brits ceremony I went to.
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Wow. I was taken back and I immediately fell in love with her.
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The picture, which was taken back in 2009, shows Canto (left) and Owen (right).
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Then he was put in a van and taken back to Mexico, to Juarez.
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After that, he was given a sedative shot and taken back to his room.
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When he was taken back, not a single newspaper or TV channel carried it.
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Astute observers will remember this volcano from another ISS photo taken back in 2013.
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After Emanne's jaw-dropping opera performance, Leno was taken back by her pure authenticity.
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But for just a moment, this millennial New Yorker was taken back in time.
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China considers Taiwan a renegade province to be taken back by force, if necessary.
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China deems Taiwan a wayward province to be taken back by force if necessary.
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The Syrians were picked up by hired buses and taken back to their hotels.
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The inland murres are grounded and needed to be taken back to the ocean.
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The rest of the fatty carcass was taken back to camp for communal eating.
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"Going to HR feels like a step that can't be taken back," noted Hervey.
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In post-referendum Britain they have "taken back control", or at least pretended to.
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You almost feel like you've been taken back in time to the 19th century.
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I want to be taken back and put on trial in my own country.
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He told CNN that he was handcuffed while being taken back to the hospital.
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Another team photographs and collects the evidence to be taken back to a laboratory.
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"Our Grinch is someone who was taken back in from the outside," he said.
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I was taken back to my childhood in a vivid and utterly uncontrollable way.
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It could be taken back from [us] if we are not vigilant and strong.
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Jane was taken back into jail, where I met her for the first time.
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He was arrested and taken back to the same detention center — facility number 227.
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She was taken back into isolation at a local medical facility, the statement said.
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The following day, Trump claimed Macron had "taken back" his critical comments on NATO.
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But before the error was discovered, she was briefly taken back to MCAS Miramar.
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After the arrest, he said he was taken back to the hospital in handcuffs.
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There he succumbed to pneumonia, and he was taken back to Amsterdam by air ambulance.
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This looks like a pic you would have taken back in your "modeling" days. Sad!
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And no matter how many miles actually get built, that message can't be taken back.
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Jon Snow (Kit Harington) and Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner) have taken back control of Winterfell.
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SO FOR ALL THEIR PROFITABILITY, THEY'VE TAKEN BACK EITHER AFFILIATED COMPANIES OR MADE FURTHER DEALS.
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The crews were then blindfolded, taken back to their boats and given permission to leave.
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So when that number came out, to be honest, I was a little taken back.
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He had to be helped off the floor and taken back to the locker room.
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He's such a handful that the criminals wind up paying to have him taken back.
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The actress was not the only one taken back by Babel's comments in the video.
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After the training ended, the boys were taken back to the palace in Malam Fatori.
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All those indictments and files they fabricated here were taken back to the United States.
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She was captured at sea, forcibly taken back, and has not been heard from since.
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He told CNN that the hospital's staff were taken back by Diana's laid-back manner.
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Already, F-35s around the globe have taken back to the skies after passing inspection.
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We've taken back the land and now it's time for our troops to come back home.
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Tjiong was taken back into custody and Bantleman surrendered to police, his brother told the CBC.
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We've taken back the land, and now it's time for our troops to come back home.
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China deems self-ruled Taiwan a renegade province to be taken back by force if necessary.
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Harvard has previously taken back admission from prospective students over racist memes, plagiarism -- and even murder.
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The views are dazzling and I'm taken back in time as we sip gin and tonics.
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Sunnis accuse the Shi'ite militia of carrying out abuses in regions taken back from Islamic State.
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Many of the accounts that were hacked have seemed to have taken back control from hackers.
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Several hours later, he started losing consciousness and vomiting and was taken back to the hospital.
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Thus, its full profit (85033%) is "disgorged", or taken back, as part of the FCPA remedy.
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On Monday evening, the boy began vomiting and was taken back to the hospital for evaluation.
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We're taken back to this kitchen in the wake of Tiny Tim's death one year later.
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He was assessed for minor injuries before being taken back to a police station for interviewing.
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When he got caught, he was taken back to court and received another six month sentence.
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All the powers enjoyed by Hong Kong are given by Beijing, and can be taken back.
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Trump spoke Tuesday like a man who had taken back control of his own political destiny.
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One of them asked to be adopted by the writer and taken back to the States.
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It said most had been taken back to northern Iraq, where the PKK has mountain camps.
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With Russia's help, Damscus has already taken back some ground from IS, notably east of Aleppo.
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With Russia's help, Damascus has already taken back some ground from IS, notably east of Aleppo.
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The boy began vomiting later that evening and was taken back to the hospital for evaluation.
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When he was taken back to the Deschamps' home, Cruz and Rock "hugged" and Cruz apologized.
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In recent months, Iraqi forces have taken back the important cities of Mosul and Tal Afar.
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The boom will be taken back to shore as soon as weather allows, the group said.
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When I hear the sound of sirens or fireworks, I'm taken back to that horrific afternoon.
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Woe to the person who doesn't take the bait and act jealous, groveling to be taken back.
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Every three months she's taken back for check-ups to make sure the tumor hasn't come back.
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"By evening, apparently, that order was taken back," said Sharma, whose website has some 150,000 daily visitors.
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The lawsuit was filed on behalf of 11 individuals seeking asylum who were taken back to Mexico.
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Some fled; some who were caught, says Mrs Borgognoni, "were taken back by the sheriff in chains".
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Highway Patrol reported the plane was taken back to the airport in good condition, Fox 13 wrote.
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He stayed in the game for a few plays, before being taken back to the locker room.
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Elise still hasn't taken back up cigarettes, and she still talks about food plenty on her Instagram.
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From 20 chimps, Ms. Wessling gathered 368 urine samples that were taken back to Germany for analysis.
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The Dragon will eventually be taken back to SpaceX's testing facility in McGregor, Texas, according to NASA.
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The former New York businessman also suggested Britain had taken "back their country " in divorcing the bloc.
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Then, his body will be taken back to Houston after the services at the Washington National Cathedral.
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An almost equally dismal possibility is that he was taken back to Saudi Arabia against his will.
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China claims self-ruled Taiwan as its sacred territory, to be taken back by force if necessary.
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And when you click on one of the suggested photos, you'll be taken back to Pinterest itself.
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On Monday, Felipe was taken to a hospital and released before being taken back to the hospital.
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The flight, bound for Vienna, was evacuated and all passengers taken back to the terminal, he added.
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No word was given by the Spurs on why he was taken back to the locker room.
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Yabut has been taken back to Virginia's Central State Hospital for evaluation and monitoring, according to WTVR.
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Once used for deliveries, the baskets are taken back to the shop then swapped with fresh ones.
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Payne was breathalyzed and subsequently charged with drink-driving after being taken back to a police station.
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After the ruling on Sunday, Ms. Hijazi was taken back to prison to be processed for release.
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Backed by Russian air power, Assad has in recent years taken back one rebel enclave after another.
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"After the verdict, my dad and bother were taken back to prison," she said in a conference call.
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Similar situations have resulted in players being taken back to the locker room for more a thorough examination.
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It was signed at the hospital by Kate's doctors and then taken back to the palace by car.
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He was taken back to his seat where he remained without incident for the rest of the flight.
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The singer was also taken back into custody on Wednesday for failing to pay $161,000 in child support.
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The ACLU lawsuit was filed on behalf of 11 individuals seeking asylum who were taken back to Mexico.
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Usually when you go to another country illegally, you are taken back to your last port of departure.
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It's not clear why more drastic steps weren't taken back then, though yesterday's action is easier to decode.
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"That it's like, whether you're 80 or 5, you look up, you look around, and you're taken back."
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This image was taken back in September 8th, 2015 at a distance of 80,000 miles from the Moon.
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" Jacob's sister Carmen said, "I am taken back to this nightmare every time the leaves start to change.
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Navalny's personal doctor says he has been taken back out of the hospital into prison against her advice.
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Kazakhstan has taken back nearly 600 fighters and family members detained in areas formerly controlled by the group.
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And then there are goals that are taken back that literally caused someone to lose their left nut.
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The Turkish defense minister asserted that parts of Khashoggi's body may have been taken back to the kingdom.
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When I refused to meet these demands, my brother was taken back into custody, rejoining our other siblings.
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As nature has slowly taken back the former army base, it has become a prime spot for birding.
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Doctors question boy's medical care That evening, the boy began vomiting and was taken back to the hospital.
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I mean, when he goes and he is very truthful, they kind of were taken back by it.
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The zebra was sedated, briefly airlifted to a truck and trailer and taken back to its new owners.
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It has taken back the bastions that will give it the resources to build up a national network.
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It requires the animals to be sterilized, vaccinated and taken back to the place where they were found.
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The skeleton was taken back to the museum last week, where it will be cataloged, preserved and repaired.
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"I have opened all my drawers, taken back all my old collections," he wrote in his farewell note.
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But Trump claimed on Wednesday that Macron had "taken back" his comment on NATO -- despite Macron saying otherwise.
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He says at least one fellow hog farmer had his hogs taken back by Smithfield after a lawsuit.
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The Marshall Islands has taken back some of its votes from the private firm that runs its flag registry.
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He also wants migrants rescued in the Mediterranean to be taken back to Africa rather than transported to Europe.
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I was taken back that we didn&apost get better cooperation from the state when we stated our case.
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The city, which sits about 95 miles (150 kilometers) north of Baghdad, was taken back from ISIS last year.
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The feeling of the day after when you're sitting there and feeling so raw and taken back and traumatized.
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Some troops tried to eliminate Maute snipers on Monday as others guarded deserted streets, taken back block-by-block.
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He'd already been in custody for 6 days, and was immediately taken back to jail to do 24 more.
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The government has now taken back a total of $275.8 billion on TARP bank investments, according to the Treasury.
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Having taken back control of their territory in Iraq and Syria, the Kurds have proved incapable of sharing it.
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Then silence from "Joni" until years later, when, through a back channel, he's taken back into her good graces.
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They'll immerse themselves in the rich renderings and be taken back to the first time they watched the movie.
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The district was quickly taken back by an array of Afghan forces, each led by a high-profile official.
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Yes, Democrats have taken back power in key ALEC strongholds, but Republicans still hold total control in 22 states.
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"Someday it will be taken back, but for now California is leaning very hard to the left," he said.
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Some troops tried to eliminate Maute snipers on Monday as others guarded deserted streets, taken back block by block.
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Last month he sparked this robust rally in the euro, and now he's taken back much of those gains.
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They were captured off the coast of India after an operation by special forces and taken back to Dubai.
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" As his supporters shouted "jobs, jobs, jobs," Mr. Ford added: "Together we made history, we have taken back Ontario.
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The plane remained disabled on the airfield after those onboard were safely taken back to the terminal, McBride said.
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Then they are taken back to their cells in Insein Prison, where they wait for the next week's hearing.
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But as far as his very surprising remarks on slavery, I am honestly extremely hurt, taken back, and disgust.
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Branstad, speaking at a conference in Tokyo, said the Chinese appeared "taken back" by the significance of the list.
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Choose from either the city or state where you two met to be taken back in a cloud of nostalgia.
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He had been out of jail on a $400,000 cash bond until Monday, when he was taken back into custody.
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He signed paperwork he didn't really understand and was taken back to the jail, or the prison, whichever it was.
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Petri dishes affixed to the drone pick up the sludge, which is then taken back to a lab for analysis.
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Speaking from nearby Sri Lanka, an exultant Mr Nasheed declared that Maldivians had "taken back their country from the brink".
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After the event, though, Juma was taken back to a zoo inside a military base, where she escaped her handlers.
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In more recent years, Pakistan has taken back that permission and been less likely to allow us to do that.
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She was taken back into surgery and put on blood thinners before spending the next six weeks in bed recovering.
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President Muhammadu Buhari said on Saturday that the army had taken back Boko Haram's main camp in the Sambisa forest.
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After he was released from the hospital on Friday, Powell was being taken back to jail when the escape occurred.
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"This photo was taken back in September and I can't wait for you all to finally try them!!" she continued.
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TMZ broke the story ... Manson died in a Bakersfield hospital and the body was immediately taken back to the prison.
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Because virginity is a gift that cannot be 'taken back' once it is given, it has an inherent sacred quality.
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As of now only about 20 percent of the city has been taken back by SDF fighters, the official said.
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"When I heard from the U.N. that my husband was taken back to China, I lost my mind," Gu says.
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Because of the temporary stay, Williams was taken to the death chamber, then taken back to a cell to wait.
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Iraq declared victory over Islamic State in December, having taken back all territory the militants captured in 2014 and 2015.
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In late February, he told U.S. troops in Alaska that 2628 percent of the caliphate had already been taken back.
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Since December, Iraqi forces have taken back territory from Islamic State, which seized swathes of Iraq and Syria in 2014.
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On Friday, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said Islamic State has taken back control of half of Albu Kamal.
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They've taken back a sense of pride in what they can provide: a deeper and ongoing relationship with their customers.
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They divorced in 1904, and my paternal family believed that Alexander had been taken back to China by his mother.
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Two of the six places that fell to the Taliban in the past month were taken back by the government.
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When Fallon resigned, less than two hours later, I didn't feel triumphant, only empowered, like I had taken back control.
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Lewis was arrested on charges of burglary, grand larceny and possession of stolen property and taken back inside the jail.
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The images, taken back in May 2016, show Phobos orbiting around Mars when the planet was 50 million miles from Earth.
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After they'd established that this seal was not injured, he was taken back to the beach and released into the sea.
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The snapshot was taken back in 1957, but it has since become one of the most iconic photos in Hollywood history.
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JIM CRAMER: Is 125 million the right amount for this Carrie Tolstedt, who quit, and what can be p-- taken back?
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We're told there was nothing more the hospital could do, so Manson was taken back to Corcoran -- largely for security reasons.
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Behind the house, the foot-beaten path she took as a kid had fallen into disuse, gradually taken back by nature.
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China, in turn, views democratic Taiwan as a renegade province to be taken back with the use of force, if necessary.
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The Spaniard inspected the damage closely before the car was loaded on to a truck and taken back to the pits.
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Now, the seals have taken back their land, living amongst the rubble that still speaks to the carnage that once was.
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The ones that make the cut have their claws bound and are placed on ice before being taken back to shore.
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On Monday, Mapangou told French news outlet RFI that defense forces have now taken back control of state TV and radio.
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Branstad, who was present at the meeting, said the Chinese appeared to be "taken back" by the significance of the list.
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The Libyan expansion comes after the U.S.-led military coalition has taken back roughly half of the territory seized by ISIS.
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After milking, the cows were taken back out to pasture, a long trek down the driveway and across the main road.
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" The 10 men were taken back to the village, where the "decision was made to kill them at the (Peyon) cemetery.
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In re-appropriation words used by the conservative patriarchy to insult minority groups are taken back, and used against the oppressor.
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But Justice Chun disagreed and ordered Mr. Giuca to be taken back to jail as yet another court decided his fate.
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She asked to be taken back to her apartment, where he forced himself upon her, despite her pleas, she told police.
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After all, tribal nations have kept up their end of the bargain and haven't taken back all the land in America.
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In recent months the army has taken back much of the territory lost to the jihadists during the five-year insurgency.
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" On the show, McCain seemed taken back and simply responded, "No problem, I won't talk for the rest of the show.
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I was transported there by ambulance, saw a neurologist, had an ultrasound, received treatment, and was taken back home by ambulance.
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Weapons were sometimes taken back at gunpoint, but getting people to give them up in the first place was never easy.
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WHEN WE GOT THE RULES FOR THE NEXT SET OF THE CCAR STRESS TEST, WERE YOU TAKEN BACK A LITTLE BIT?
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As for the timing of the photo ... looks like it was taken back when Sasha went to her high school prom.
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Tear gas was still wafting over the border as the aid trucks were taken back into warehouses on the Colombian side.
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I'm going to go back to the songs I liked but I was a little taken back by the grunge stuff.
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Virginia Democrats won the governor's seat this week and, in election night's biggest shock, might have taken back the Virginia House.
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Taken back to hospital -- in handcuffs While officers were taking him to the police department, Dukes said he suffered an asthma attack.
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It turned out that she was still bleeding internally after her surgery and she needed to be taken back for another operation.
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The group, along with other organizations, brought the lawsuit on behalf of 11 individuals seeking asylum who were taken back to Mexico.
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Iraq declared victory over Islamic State in December, having taken back all the territory captured by the militants in 2014 and 2015.
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Alihan did not find the man he was looking for and was taken back to the apartment where he was being held.
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He was really, like, taken back by my attitude that he thought again before he took another drink — however he still did.
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Bush's body will then be taken back to Houston, Texas, where he will ultimately be buried in a family plot on Thursday.
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Ping An told Reuters it had taken back some units because the buyers had not met payment deadlines, a claim Ma denied.
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She was one of only 50 or 60 people taken back by their countries so far, including women and children, Omar said.
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Black people have always forgiven and taken back into the tribe the black stars who got kicked out of the Man's heaven.
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In the latest compromise it would be taken back down to 20 percent, according to CNBC sources, though the negotiations are ongoing.
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A few hours later, Gomez again began feeling nauseous and was taken back to the hospital, where he died just before midnight.
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A handful of places, including France, Russia and Chechnya have taken back tiny numbers of their citizens, mostly women, children and orphans.
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She asked to be taken back to her apartment, but Mr. Liu followed her inside and raped her, according to the lawsuit.
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Six inmates from the Yakima County jail have been taken back into custody so far, but the other six remain at large.
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China considers self-ruled and democratic Taiwan to be a wayward province to be taken back by force one day, if necessary.
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But if the migrants are picked up by the Libyans in their own waters, they can be taken back to Libya instead.
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Now that the Democrats have taken back the House, their plan is to govern on a message of unity heading into 2020.
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Soon after the midterm elections, he claimed on Twitter that markets were jittery because Democrats had taken back the House of Representatives.
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A few other rare post-hiatus photos of her, taken back in October, also show her posing with fans at a Texas Roadhouse.
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She didn't die in the middle of the Maze — she was taken back to HQ, where she continued to wail about her child.
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If this drug economy was able to be taken back and tamped down, you're arguing that there would be a replacement for that?
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Around 400 American passengers as early as Sunday will be disembarked and taken back to the US via two chartered State Department flights.
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"I've always thought that black and white pictures have a special feel to them," Marcel muses about this picture, taken back in 1985.
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Something clearly went terribly wrong and my children and I are heartbroken and are devastated that this moment can never be taken back.
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Syrian government forces, backed by Russia, have taken back control of Palmyra, where some ancient monuments were destroyed by the ultra-radical militants.
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Trump reveals that he has picked Kushner to be his top adviser, and Bannon is taken "back to hell" by another Grim Reaper.
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Congress certainly hasn't taken back those authorities in full, and some experts argue most of the steps taken thus far are mostly symbolic.
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In the past two days, investors have taken back some of their most aggressive bets against French bonds, allowing the market to recover.
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Visiting Britain the day after Brexit, Mr Trump said the result was a "great thing", because the people have "taken back their country".
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Dany, with her Unsullied and her dragons, overthrew the slavelords, who have started a bloody insurgency and taken back the cities outside Meereen.
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China deems Taiwan a wayward province to be taken back by force if necessary and deeply distrusts the DPP, which traditionally advocates independence.
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Some court watchers were taken back by the tone of some of his questions and suggested he should begin his tenure more cautiously.
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In fact, because of the industry's mismanagement, dozens of U.S. municipalities have taken back public control of water systems they had formerly privatized.
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Seven years into the war, Mr. Assad has taken back the country's center and is reasserting his control of its largest population centers.
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He took a pill called Desert 200, which he had also taken back in Baga to help him forget anything that disturbed him.
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He was arrested there and booked in La Paz County Jail, and will be taken back to Maricopa County Jail, Tempe police said.
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Eventually, he says 1,500 people a week would be repatriated but it's not clear how many people would be taken back in total.
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In recent months, Ms. Gondal has pleaded to be taken back to Britain, which had issued an expulsion order against her in 2018.
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Options include more NATO training of Iraqi troops and police, as well as strengthening government departments in areas taken back from Islamic State.
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Beijing sees self-ruled Taiwan as a wayward province to be taken back by force if necessary, particularly if it makes moves toward independence.
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On Wednesday morning, Washington National Cathedral will host the state funeral for Bush, before the former president's body will be taken back to Houston.
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Instead of freaking out, the diver took a deep breath and prepared to be taken back under the water by the 20-ton whale.
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The line was dubbed the "lilac train" in honour of the mauve bouquets taken back to the Smoke as remembrances of day-trip idylls.
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War in the east will be over and Ukraine will host the Olympic Games in Crimea, once it has been taken back from Russia.
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She has taken back the lead in the battlegrounds of Ohio and Florida and now appears to be a lock in Pennsylvania and Virginia.
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The first steps in that direction were taken back in 2012, when business owners started having the option to request a 24-hour permit.
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Another 67 children and 10 camp staff members were taken back to the camp following the crash, which took place at about 4 p.m.
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The town was taken back from ISIS earlier this month by the Syrian Democratic Forces, which is composed of both Arab and Kurdish fighters.
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China, in turn, sees self-ruled Taiwan as fit to be taken back by force if necessary, particularly if it makes moves toward independence.
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A 2015 article by a team of data privacy researchers explained the problem succinctly: Once released to the public, data cannot be taken back.
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However, government spokesman Guy-Bertrand Mapangou told French news outlet RFI that defense forces have now taken back control of state TV and radio.
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It seemed as though the risk he had taken back in 2011 and all he had endured since were destined never to pay off.
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After this point, every single ton of carbon released by households, factories or cars would need to be taken back out of the atmosphere.
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Teague was forced to come back out of the locker room for the jump ball, but was immediately taken back out of the game.
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She was taken back to the jail where video footage showed Ms. Turner at various points leaning over the toilet to vomit or retch.
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Taiwan has been self-ruled since then, but Beijing regards the island as a renegade province to be taken back by force if necessary.
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Ms. Doan, surrounded by heavily armed guards and wearing a scarf pulled down over her face, was taken back to jail after the hearing.
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Gabriel had wanted to stay in the hospital, but he was taken back to the jail, where he was quarantined and provided medical care.
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The group's military, economic and political power centers were based in Raqqa, Syria, and Mosul, Iraq — both of which needed to be taken back.
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The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) declared on Tuesday that Raqqa, the last of ISIS's major strongholds, had been taken back from the terror group.
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The tea is lowered in when the water reaches the perfect temperature, and taken back out just as the tea reaches its ideal strength.
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Compared to polling taken back in October, the Democratic margin in all the head-to-heads has been cut by at least 5 points.
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In April, Kosovo repatriated more than 70 children, and Central Asian countries have taken back hundreds of others, including more than 350 in Kazakhstan.
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Back in the time before online shopping, products were sent in boxes to stores and taken back home in their nude, box-less state.
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Once I am taken back, we decide on Paragard and I also get my third Gardisil shot, which I'd been neglecting to do for years.
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The tea is lowered in when the water reaches the perfect temperature, and taken back out just as the tea reaches its ideal strength. Technology!
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Beijing distrusts the DPP because it traditionally advocates independence for Taiwan, which China deems a wayward province to be taken back by force if necessary.
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Finally, he says, it invites the question of who will govern territory taken back from IS. President Trump may be less squeamish than his predecessor.
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He was later taken back to the hospital as there was no EMT officer on duty at the center, but he lost consciousness en route.
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She was taken back to No. 10 Downing Street, where she was set to convene a meeting of COBR, the British government's crisis response committee.
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Taken back in February, the image shows Clinton being helped up a flight of stairs outside a halfway house in in North Charleston, South Carolina.
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As my train speeds underneath a very hipster and gentrified Brooklyn, I'm taken back to my 13-year-old self, in the fall of 2000.
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Development aid and the allocation of visas for countries would depend on whether illegal immigrants were taken back by their country of origin, he said.
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The boy had climbed onto the conveyor belt and was taken back to the TSA bag room, where agents saw him and stopped the belt.
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China still deems Taiwan a wayward province, however, to be taken back by force if necessary, especially if it begins taking concrete steps toward independence.
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With Russia's help, Damascus has already taken back some ground from IS, notably east of Aleppo, Syria's biggest city and commercial hub before the war.
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"He's right... unless they give Pulitzer's for fiction," Trump Jr. said quoting the president, who earlier in the evening suggested the prize be taken back.
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The FBI used a sample of McLellan's DNA taken back then in its analysis of evidence from the car in Hania's disappearance, the prosecutor said.
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Starting Sunday, inventory that stays in Amazon's warehouses for too long without being shipped to customers or taken back will hurt a seller's IPI score.
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From here, the ones that Maruta and Mourou select are taken back to their factory in a quiet, anonymous suburb of Ho Chi Minh City.
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Rings taken back to the jeweler to be fixed or resized have come back with further damage — or have not even come back at all.
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At first glance, I didn't think the supermarket sushi I had taken back to my flat would be filling enough for my final duchess dinner.
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Sirens pierced the air and helicopters hovered over the area, the Daily Beast said, adding that the prisoners have since been taken back into custody.
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A$AP was arrested and taken back to the police station where he was strip-searched ... and cops found 3 more tins inside his underwear.
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The island was taken by the Spanish and became Santa Catalina, was then lost by them and taken back again; but now Feiling's story changes.
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The men passed around one electric razor every two days, and sometimes were given a nail-clipper, though it was quickly taken back after use.
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A number of governments have been more forward-thinking: Kazakhstan and Kosovo, for example, have taken back hundreds of women and children, and some men.
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Graham also asked Milley if he would recommend that America leave a residual force in Iraq should Mosul be taken back from the Islamic State.
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Mainland China now regards Taiwan as a renegade province that can be taken back by force if necessary and has worked to diplomatically isolate Taiwan.
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It also reported that Turkish investigators believe security footage from inside the consulate was removed and taken back to Saudi Arabia on a private jet.
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"Speaking to the President of France yesterday we had a good meeting and he's taken back his comments very much so on NATO," Trump said.
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Kimmy has taken back her life and her time, and even though she's reaching the end of her journey on Netflix, she will continue to grow.
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Krashevsky said it was unclear what would be done with the polar bear as it looked too weak to be taken back to its natural habitat.
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GM had taken back the market-cap crown from Tesla already and remains the largest of the three, with a stock market value of $56 billion.
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He says that Virgin East Coast's franchise should also be taken back by the government and its owners, Stagecoach and Virgin Group, banned from future bids.
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However, Dakota was taken back to the humane society shelter after Matthew Perry, the defendant in the case and Dakota's past owner, had filed an appeal.
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He was detained by Kerala police less than 13 minutes after arriving back in Delhi, his mother said, and taken back to the state for questioning.
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By the time I was taken back to a room to be seen, around 5PM, I told my mom I was actually feeling a little better.
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When one is taken back to prison or put in the hole, the institution has 24 hours to give you the infraction sheet detailing your offense.
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I am taken back to the last couple days before my wedding, trying to explain to my family and friends what I was doing, and why!
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China deems Taiwan a wayward province to be taken back by force if necessary, and has been pressuring Tsai to concede to Beijing's "one China" principle.
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By late morning, Japanese media said he had been taken back to the detention center where he spent 108 days after being first arrested in November.
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Buff looked bored and then switched the subject to the election, saying racist stuff about Obama and praising Trump for stands even Trump has taken back.
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That, in turn, depends on whether the EU can arrange for them to be taken back to countries like Libya or be redistributed within the bloc.
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Jackson, the official said, was taken back by the vitriol of the process, even as he maintained that the mounting allegations against him were not true.
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Two boats carrying 214 migrants were intercepted by the Libyan coast guard late on Wednesday and taken back to the shore, the U.N. migration agency said.
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She alleges that she was then raped by two other men, who cheered and high-fived each other before she was taken back into the city.
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Gypsy has taken back control, and now her mother is facedown in a pool of blood, clutching the pink sheets of the bed they once shared.
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But in practice, the government has taken back a number of areas with starve-or-surrender tactics, bombarding and starving people until they agree to leave.
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A number of security outposts were captured by the Taliban, but then taken back by Afghan security forces, who arrived to support the police forces. Oct.
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"Under your leadership EPA has taken back necessary actions to walk back destruction Obama era rules—like WOTUS and the Clean Power Plan," Ernst told Pruitt.
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The Guardian also reported that Turkish investigators believe security footage from inside the consulate was removed and taken back to Saudi Arabia on a private jet.
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Five detainees are on a list recommended for transfer to stable countries — including one each from Algeria and Morocco, which have already taken back many others.
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In another pathway I stumbled upon, I was taken back to a crucial moment in Stefan's childhood: the day his mother died on a derailed train.
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Dean Head, a cinematographer, explained the work that used to go into shooting a scene like the one in Shawshank, which was taken back in 1994.
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The disappointment, and the realization that maybe this curtain we'd pulled over the sexism and misogyny in this country was taken back, it was so disappointing.
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The official said U.S. government agencies would determine whether Syria or other nations had made sufficient security improvements to be taken back into the refugee admissions program.
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"To make the aid programme a success, it's essential that measures are not decided unilaterally or are not taken back without advance notice," said spokesman Dennis Kolberg.
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Krashevsky said it was not clear what would be done with the polar bear as it looked too weak to be taken back to its natural habitat.
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"Of course things are better now that the Iraqis have taken back the city," said Mohammad, a Turkmen butcher grinning over a large pile of ground meat.
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Today, with much of the privatised rail system in chaos and some franchises being taken back under public control, sentient Tories are telling a more complicated story.
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The photo she posted was actually taken back during her hometown date with Viall, something he was quick to clarify in the comments section of the post.
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Turkish defense ministry sources said last month the United States had pledged that weapons provided to the YPG would be taken back once Islamic State was defeated.
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Votel said that the coalition's efforts had killed dozens of senior ISIS leaders, downgraded the terror group's forces and capabilities and taken back "large swaths" of territory.
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By late morning, Japanese media said he had been taken back to the Tokyo Detention Center, where he spent 108 days after being first arrested in November.
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The foster care group was also more than three times more likely to be taken back into foster care after having been returned once to their parents.
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Le Drian said Idlib now has some 2 million inhabitants, including hundreds of thousands of Syrians evacuated from rebel-held cities taken back by the Syrian regime.
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Two French special forces troops also injured The small, commercially available drone was shot down in Northern Iraq and taken back to an outpost, the Times writes.
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The official said little progress was made on the repatriation of Islamic State detainees, with only some taken back by some Middle Eastern and Central Asian countries.
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While customers are being taken back to Britain, some who were due to travel out from Luton Airport said that communication from the airline had been poor.
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"To make the aid program a success, it's essential that measures are not decided unilaterally or are not taken back without advance notice," said spokesman Dennis Kolberg.
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"In this Europe, the people will have truly taken back control of their destiny; in this Europe, Britain, I am sure, will find its place," Macron wrote.
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Biden also reviewed U.S. efforts to help Iraq secure aid to stabilize and rebuild areas taken back from Islamic State militants, including Ramadi, the White House said.
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And while anti-Houthi fighters have taken back significant swathes of territory over the past six months , most analysts think the war has now reached a stalemate.
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According to the History Channel, Rebecca clawed at the first lady and some children before she had to be taken back to to her quarters for safety.
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In addition to that, he says that leaders of the tribe were also kidnapped and taken back to Syria, and this is something that suggests insider knowledge.
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When she was driven to a house she did not recognize, she asked to be taken back to her apartment, according to her statement to the police.
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" While military family members were taken back to the US, service members would continue their tours in Adana — what family members called "a new 15-month deployment.
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The rest were taken back to Utah by his father and Pari and buried on a hill next to Brett's mother, a writing teacher whom Jackson adored.
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Rebels said they had taken back several towns and villages lost to the army earlier in the day, but their overall loss of ground was still significant.
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China deems Taiwan a wayward province to be taken back by force if necessary, though proudly democratic Taiwan has shown no interest in being ruled by autocratic China.
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But China regards it as a wayward province to be taken back by force if necessary, fuelling fears among Taiwanese of Chinese influence in the island's foremost industries.
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"The number of people killed has been taken back from 95 to 35, including 11 adults and 24 children," it said in a statement broadcast on state radio.
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Once you tap "Continue" in the Facebook app, you're taken back to the Tinder app, where you will either see a loading "Logging In" icon or an error.
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The family is trying to allow the boy to be taken back to Hungary from New York by his 23-year-old half-sister, his father's oldest daughter.
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In recent months, forces loyal to the internationally-recognized GNA have taken back some areas previously under ISIS control; the U.S. airstrikes are aimed at securing further gains.
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It declared victory in December 2017 over the Islamic State armed group, having taken back all the territory captured by the ultra hardline militants in 2014 and 2015.
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Their language is under threat of being taken back by the very company that commissioned its creation, raising the very important question: Can a language even be copyrighted?
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When we watch or imagine our partner having sex with someone else, we're taken back to that initial erotic vision we had of them when we first met.
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Aid groups and some Italian politicians warn that migrants intercepted by the Libyan coast guard are taken back to inhuman conditions in detention camps on the Libyan mainland.
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But the certificate was taken back from her once a local official learnt that she is registered with her ex-husband and therefore officially is not living alone.
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Supported by Iran-backed militias and Russian air power, Assad's forces have since late October taken back rebel-held territory in Idlib and the northeastern province of Hama.
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Since Republicans have taken back the majority, she has largely kept her caucus together in opposing big Republican initiatives and has had no major defections on key votes.
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Their bodies would be taken back to their villages, where Saeed gave eulogies about how India had made them martyrs and collected thousands of donations at their funerals.
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All three individuals — one an adult man, the other two a mother and son — were granted asylum in Laredo but later taken back to Mexico, according to Koop.
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Once off-stage, Gaga literally sprinted through the wings, changed back into her dress and was taken back to her orchestra seat in time for her Original Song category.
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Bank analysts believe much of the pay claimed by now-departed Wells Fargo executive Carrie Tolstedt can't be taken back, regardless of how much noise Capitol Hill legislators make.
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Astronomer J.J. Kavelaars from Canada's National Research Council was the first to spot the minor planet in February 2016 while pouring through OSSOS images taken back in September 2015.
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Kunxun was cloned via somatic skin sample on September 12 last year, which was then taken back to Beijing, where an embryo was then implanted into a surrogate beagle.
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And there are just as many wincing moments where the non-diehards will be taken back to the point where they decided they couldn't hang with Say Anything anymore.
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Having taken back control -- that is, having ended the automatic primacy of EU over British law -- we will almost certainly replicate some of our current arrangements through bilateral treaties.
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"This authority has been taken back by the MKYK so that issues concerning the party can be discussed intensively and in more detail," Celik told reporters on Friday evening.
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He was then taken back to the army's main KGVI (pronounced KG Six) barracks in Harare, where Finance Minister Ignatius Chombo is also being held, an army source said.
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But I promise when you develop the habit, knowing you've won, taken back your morning and built discipline for life, it'll feel like a high-five from the universe.
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I was also nervous, and was immediately taken back to 2011 when I had first heard of the epic event, which subsequently found a place on my bucket list.
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He said the government has taken back tens of thousands of hectares that were granted to companies as ELCs to show that they will target firms who displace farmers.
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Beijing regards Taiwan as a renegade province, ineligible for state-to-state relations, and to be taken back by force if necessary, especially if it makes moves toward independence.
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"It is impossible to contemplate working in a cabinet with this party until the comments are taken back," Rutte told reporters, reaffirming a commitment he had made in 2014.
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On Monday, the boy was taken to a hospital, diagnosed with a cold, released with medication, then taken back to the hospital before dying about 12 minutes before Christmas.
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After just eight days of fighting, all 29 neighborhoods in Tal Afar city had been taken back from the militant group, the military said in a statement on Sunday.
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Where they will depart from, to where they will be sent, and even how many people will be taken back to Turkey under this deal on Monday, remains unclear.
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Lavrov added to Ren-TV that Russia was willing to coordinate its actions in Syria with the United States so that the city of Raqqa could be taken back.
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We're told Tekashi and his family were taken back to their vehicle, but his entourage went back to the restaurant and confronted the exec ... who's security quickly stepped up.
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However, after a one-hour wait in a lobby outside large wooden doors with frosted glass, the journalists were taken back to their hotel without having met any officials.
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"My God, my first reaction was Puerto Rico was taken back 50 years," Ms. Velázquez said in an interview a week later, her voice still croaky from being sick.
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The LNA has failed to take Tripoli in three months of fighting and last week lost its main forward base in Gharyan which was taken back by Tripoli forces.
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Theriot will be taken back to Louisiana to face charges including first-degree homicide, home invasion and illegal use of weapons, the Ascension Parish Sheriff's Office in Louisiana said.
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Before leaving for the hospital, I put it in a small box that I'd given my mother decades earlier and then taken back from her bookshelf after she died.
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Immediately I was taken back to my childhood in the Britain of the 1980s, a place where racism was rife in a way we had thought could never return.
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During my reporting in Mosul this week, the picture couldn't have looked more different in the eastern half of the city, which was recently taken back by government forces.
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Having taken back control of their affairs from the unelected bureaucrats in Brussels, the British people will be able to enact rules that suit them, not 27 other countries.
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Wallendorf turned out to have been taken back from the advancing American forces by the Germans—and Legendre became "the first American woman in uniform captured by the Nazis".
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More than half of the allocated land would be taken back in the next few years, she said, adding that a further 450 hectares had been earmarked for "resumption".
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After the boy began to vomit and had a fever, he was taken back to the hospital in the evening, where he died just before midnight on Dec. 24.
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These digital tickets can be turned in at the gate, sent via text message to other people and taken back electronically if those friends change their mind and can't go.
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Temple joined several other major U.S. universities that have taken back honorary degrees since Thursday's verdict, reflecting a broader reappraisal of the 80-year-old comedian's place in American culture.
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The Punky Brewster star, 42, posted a touching tribute to Perry on Instagram, along with a smiling picture of them together — presumably taken back when the two were romantically linked.
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After my tour of the Rebels work area, I was taken back upstairs and a handful of us sat down and discussed the new book they wanted me to write.
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The imagery, released this week, was taken back on May 19 using NASA's Hubble Space Telescope as part of a program to study how solar wind affects auroras on Jupiter.
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Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump said that Britons had taken back control of their country on Friday, after they voted to leave the European Union (EU) in a referendum.
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Another source of friction is the Vatican's maintenance of official ties with self-ruled Taiwan, which Beijing sees as a wayward province to be taken back by force if necessary.
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"As soon as she messes up, which I've been reassured that she will, she will be taken back to federal prison for the duration of the five years," Smart said.
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The DPP has traditionally leaned in favor of independence -- a highly charged issue with China viewing Taiwan as a breakaway province that could be taken back by force if necessary.
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In recent months Syrian government and allied forces have taken back the last besieged opposition area in Syria, north of Homs, and crushed the last rebel pockets near the capital.
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The guidance says that such hubs must have "substance", meaning they should employ senior staff and not be just "letter box" entities with all big decisions taken back in London.
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And authorities in Hubei province, where the virus first broke out, said Tuesday that healthy migrant workers can be taken back to their places of work beginning later this week.
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Slashing those budgets even further would essentially cripple the US's ability to help reconstruct the areas taken back from ISIS and try to bring about some modicum of stability there.
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About half of them fled fighting or were transferred there by the government under surrender deals from other parts of Syria as Assad has steadily taken back territory from rebels.
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Read more:Rare color photos taken back in the day that show how much life has changedCan you guess the meaning of these 20th-century slang terms no one uses anymore?
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While the U.S.-led coalition has taken back most of the territory once controlled by the militant group, efforts to retake the last pockets of land in Syria have stalled.
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Theriot is being taken back to Louisiana, where he will be charged with two counts of first-degree murder, home invasion and illegal use of weapons, investigators told CNN on Sunday.
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Months later, the woman recalled being taken back to her place after a night of drinking where she remembered being "violently shaken" and "punched in the mouth during sex" by Miller.
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In February, the ACLU filed a lawsuit — on behalf of 11 individuals seeking asylum who were taken back to Mexico — to try to stop the policy from continuing to be enforced.
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He was put on a cart and taken back to the locker room for x-rays, but on the way back, fans started throwing trash, including a beer can at him.
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Soules, who said that he still occasionally talks to Bischoff and "will always have a friendship with her," admitted that he was not at all taken back by the engagement news.
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Donald Trump celebrated the Brexit vote as a "great thing" on Friday — proof that the United Kingdom's voters had "taken back their country" by abandoning the shackles of the European Union.
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Well, okay, it may have originally been created to treat the sexist and absurd notion of "female hysteria," but, thankfully, women have taken back the vibrator from Victorian-era male doctors.
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"This fucker put me back in the hole," she vents to Madeline (how far their relationship has come!) She's taken back to her childhood, when she had nothing and was poor.
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The nuclear reactor would eventually be moved stateside, but it was first taken back to the military base at Thule, 217 miles away, along with Camp Century's wanigans, tractors, and trucks.
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"Any kind of tool or legislative mechanism that discourages reckless behaviour in posting images on the internet that can't be taken back is a very positive development in society," Power said.
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But the coalition continues to help local forces clear the last pockets of the terrorist group, as well as help stabilize the areas that have been taken back from the group.
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"Every hunter is courageous in winter," said one Democratic lawmaker, referring to the vocal anti-Pelosi agitators who have suddenly gone quiet now that the party has taken back the majority.
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According to the transcript, Maher Mutreb, a member of the Saudi hit squad, tells Khashoggi that he has to be taken back to Riyadh because of an Interpol order against him.
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Cruz took a selfie from the game and shared it with 220006 seconds to go, touting the Red Raiders top-ranked defense just after his team had taken back the lead.
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They have taken back Zahraa and Nubl, two Shia towns north-west of Aleppo (see map), and have cut off the rebels' last supply route into Aleppo from the Turkish border.
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Another suspected attacker was reportedly captured by residents in a nearby home and taken back to the cafe, where he was burned alive and left hanging upside down from a post.
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We also wanted to tell the story of surviving migrants who met the opposite fate: those who were seized by the Libyans and taken back to Libya, where some were tortured.
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Many of the Taliban dead and wounded were also taken back across the nearby border with Iran, where the insurgents had been recruited and trained, village elders told Afghan provincial officials.
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Let's not forget the element of danger: Skating on thin ice is never a good idea, even metaphorically, but taken back to its literal meaning, should be avoided at all costs.
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These materials are the textual remains of the medieval and early modern Jewish community of Cairo, mostly taken back to England by the scholar and rabbi Solomon Schechter in the 1890s.
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But increasing border controls mean air travel is likely to become more attractive, with fraudulent documents rented out to migrants and then taken back by an accompanying facilitator, the report said.
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We are taken back to a primal scene, shocking and vivid, when the young boy walks in on his father making love with Felicity, a girl hardly older than he is.
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"They clearly stated that if I receive media interviews and speak out anything other than 'soliciting prostitution' publicly, I will be taken back to mainland China from Hong Kong," he said.
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Since December, Iraqi forces trained by the U.S. military and backed by coalition air strikes have taken back territory from Islamic State, which seized swathes of Iraq and Syria in 2014.
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Also unclear were the logistics of how the asylum seekers would be taken back into the United States for hearings, or how they might obtain legal counsel while waiting in Mexico.
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Mr. Chávez also began exercising more direct control over the powerful state-run oil company, a further extension of his message that power had to be taken back for the people.
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Flip-Flops: A lot of the stuff Trump said during the campaign he has already taken back, or modified to the point where it's not clear if he still believes it.
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The post in question, a photo taken back in November 2016, shows Garrett proudly posing next to the carcass of a deer (you can click over if you so choose to look).
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In Mamand Valley, once a stronghold of the Islamic State in Achin, the government has taken back 80 percent of the territory from the extremists, according to Mr. Shinwari, the local governor.
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In a PEOPLE exclusive sneak peek, audiences are taken back to the hospital after the new parents agree to adopt an abandoned baby after they lost one of their triplets during birth.
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There were many layers that had built up to this bottleneck, and in reviewing my whole life, which I did through writing my autobiography, I was taken back to the very beginning.
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A Foreign Ministry official who read the report told me it said that Saudi Arabia's King Salman had taken back the Israeli-Palestinian file from his son, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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Over the course of one month, Rossi planned, shot and edited the homage to the Disney fairytale, blending scenic imagery he shot in Europe with shots of his daughter taken back home.
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When you press harder on the home button or just in that area (since the button is sometimes hidden), you'll feel a haptic vibration and are taken back to the home screen.
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You take those back — we've already taken back the Fed, now you take back the tariffs — and I think this economy's in good shape and the bull market is in good shape.
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Read more: Russell Westbrook traded to the Houston Rockets in exchange for Chris Paul in the latest blockbuster deal of the NBA offseasonIn exchange, the Thunder have taken back just two players.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - An Ontario Court on Friday revoked the bail of a top Canadian police intelligence official charged with leaking secret information and ordered that he be immediately taken back into custody.
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Iraqi and Kurdish forces have taken back 40 percent of the terrorist group's land in Iraq, and forces backed by the West have seized 20 percent of Islamic State territory in Syria.
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So I was taken back by that dimension to the campaign and it's very clear that even within the government -still the British government took a long wave to find a way.
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An American-led coalition has recaptured 20 percent of the ISIS-held land in Syria and 47 percent in Iraq, including Falluja, which was taken back by Iraq's beleaguered government last month.
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Chang, who denies wrongdoing, was escorted into the Johannesburg court by four armed policemen, then taken back into custody after the judge adjourned the case to let the prosecution prepare counter-arguments.
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"It's a case from Butembo," 200 km (124 miles) north, said Richard Kitenge, the head of Goma's Ebola response effort, who added the patient would be taken back to Butembo for treatment.
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According to Costco Australia, these chickens are cooked every morning, and if they do not sell within two hours, then they are taken back into the kitchen and made into other goods.
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Far more countries have become embroiled in harsh public debates about whether their women — and even their children — deserve to be taken back and the threat they could pose if they are.
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Mr. Harris then uttered a term occasionally used these days as a racially charged taunt, or as a braying assertion that the country is being taken back from forces that threaten it.
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Currently, any proceeds taken back from a fighter caught doping either go back to the UFC's anti-doping program or to the state athletic commissions, which then put them into state funds.
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"The Iraqi Security Forces inside of Iraq have taken back about 55 percent of the populated territory that ISIL originally seized back in 2014," Rice said, using another name for the Islamic State.
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I watched him say that everything they decided on, that the United States had pulled out three or four times and taken back what they had -- I mean, it was -- MIKE POMPEO: Yeah.
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To take care of the whole animal is perhaps something the Swede has recently taken back from the old farming society, but it's something that's always been done within the Sami culinary tradition.
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Early last month, a rebel group that rebranded itself after being part of al Qaeda, broke the siege, but the fighting has continued and the government has taken back positions from the rebels.
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Hernandez said his law firm tried to contact ICE for details related to why Carranza was taken back to Mexico but did not receive a response until after his office notified the press.
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Each animal is taken back into the water for a final swim, then is tied to a nearby tree or beached fishing boat to wait for the rest of the flock to bathe.
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"The market has taken back a lot of their easing expectations, and I think that's overall negative for EM," said Win Thin, global head of emerging market currency strategy at Brown Brothers Harriman.
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Beyond the deaths, several of which were wrenchingly captured by Sea-Watch's GoPros and ship-mounted cameras, 47 other migrants were taken back to horrible and dangerous conditions in refugee camps in Libya.
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At first, he is taken back by the deja vu, until he takes the Gladiator as his getaway vehicle instead of a classic Chevrolet C-10 pickup that was featured in the film.
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So I went to Louisiana because despite the fact that 40 acres and a mule was reversed and that land was taken, back people actually managed to acquire a significant amount of land.
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Though the bank has since taken back the money, Balloon told local reporters that if she did have that much money, she would donate some of it and invest some in real estate.
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In Baghdad, the French ministers and Jaafari did not mention the fate of families of French citizens who fought with Islamic State, found in Mosul and other areas taken back from the militants.
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As of March 20, more than 300 immigrants from Central America have been taken back to Mexico as they wait to have their asylum claims heard in the US, according to the Mexican government.
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Everyone has likely had the experience of looking at an image from one's own past and being "taken back" to the event pictured, reminded of aspects or details—the photo helps jog the memory.
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While the sea has taken back many of the dead birds, a robust population of bald eagles has carried other carcasses off the beach, scattering bits and pieces into back yards and parking lots.
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For the moment, discussions on various options include more NATO training of Iraqi troops and police, as well as strengthening government departments in areas taken back from Islamic State, according a US defense official.
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As Orpheus is leading Eurydice out of the darkness, he turns to look back at her, breaking the agreement he'd made — and Eurydice is taken back into the depths of Hades, never to return.
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China sees Taiwan as a breakaway province to be taken back by force if necessary and has been pressuring the new government to stick to its view that the island is part of China.
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China has since the end of the Chinese civil war in 1949 regarded self-ruled Taiwan as a breakaway province, to be taken back by force if necessary should it make moves towards independence.
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India has taken back its claim from China as the world's fastest growing economy, with its GDP rising 7.2% this quarter on the back of a robust industrial rebound, according to The Economic Times.
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The things that had been said in the build-up couldn't be taken back, and the issues of race and selfhood that the fight had thrown up were as bitter as they were sensitive.
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Later in the evening, fearing additional counterattacks by the Islamic State, officials announced a curfew in Tikrit, which fell in the initial rush by the militants in 2014 and was taken back last year.
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Both men had been in exile in Ukraine when they were seized and taken back to Uzbekistan in 1999 in what human rights groups called a state-sponsored abduction by Uzbekistan's feared secret police.
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There has never been a case in which the highest civilian honor has been taken back, but Arizona Representative Paul Gosar is introducing a bill today that would give the president that very authority.
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Andre Roberts, a Pro Bowl return man who had taken back a kickoff 99 yards for a touchdown in the second quarter, returned the ensuing kick 51 yards, putting the Jets in good shape.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Scottish nurse Pauline Cafferkey, who contracted Ebola in 2014 while caring for patients in Sierra Leone, was taken back to hospital on Thursday with a police escort, the Press Association (PA) reported.
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Syrian insurgents backed by the Turkish military seized the town of Nairab in Idlib this week, according to rebel and Turkish sources, the first area to be taken back from advancing Syrian government forces.
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McGurk said that ISIS since its apex has lost 27,000 square miles -- 8,000 of which have been taken back during the Trump administration by ground forces primarily comprised of Iraqi, Kurdish and other local forces.
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Now that Democrats have taken back the House, and a number of governorships and state legislative chambers, we'll be able to restore some of the fairness, integrity, and accountability that Americans deserve from their leaders.
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The Peshmerga and the Iraqi army have taken back territory from the militants in northern Iraq and are preparing the final onslaught on their capital Mosul, with the backing of a U.S.-led international coalition.
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Since then, Mr. Bennell has been living under an assumed name, but he was taken back into custody after Mr. Woodward went public with his story in The Guardian, a British newspaper, on Nov. 16.
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Instead, the group has developed a mechanical system that floats through the water and concentrates the plastics into denser areas that can then be collected by boats and taken back to shore to be recycled.
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In the European Parliament, which must also ratify any withdrawal treaty with Britain, its Brexit coordinator cheekily tweeted that his British counterparts had "taken back control" - a reference to the catchphrase of pro-Brexit campaigners.
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I wanted "jumbo" instead of COMBO, and "slalom" for SUPER G. 52A: There's a car model, a Subaru "Outback," that comes into play here, because if one is "taken back" it might be a REPO.
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As he was leaving the ER, he made both suicidal and threatening statements to hospital staff, his medical records and a police report show, and was forcibly taken back inside—by a county police officer.
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Others could run away and try to regroup, or be taken back by Islamic State sleeper cells, as is feared in the case of some women who recently escaped from a camp in the region.
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Two Dutch women held in the nearby Ain Issa camp managed to flee, crossing into Turkey and making their way to the Dutch Embassy in Ankara, the Turkish capital, in hopes of being taken back.
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An Italian coast guard ship is in the waters off Sicily awaiting permission to disembark its 67 migrants, some of whom are accused of mutiny and threatening their rescuers if they were taken back to Libya.
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Four of the 25 aboard the boat were rescued by the Trinidad and Tobago coast guard after a search and rescue effort carried out jointly with Venezuelan counterparts, and then taken back to Venezuela, Baloch said.
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The photo from the Good Hope Middle School's yearbook was taken back in October, but gained some attention in late April when it was shared on Facebook by Todd Walker, whose son also attends the school.
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On Wednesday, the story went live, and within hours, the comments section was flooded with outrage, similarly unjust anecdotes of tickets taken back, and even a call to action for a class action suit against StubHub.
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President Donald Trump's inaugural address envisions his presidency as a kind of national liberation, the moment when America is taken back from the rich, the corrupt, and the oppressors of generations and returned to the people.
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Grants to local agencies for rape kits and police training that have already been doled out aren't going to be taken back, even if the Trump administration is uninterested in continuing those programs in the future.
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Photo: Cliff Owen (AP)Chelsea Manning, who was released from jail last week after the federal grand jury she was subpoenaed to testify before lapsed, was taken back into custody on Thursday as a recalcitrant witness.
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On Guadagnino's story, the reality star posted a snap of the friends together posing as they flexed their biceps — a photo that was taken back in May when he visited Mike at the New York prison.
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China, which sees Taiwan as a wayward province to be taken back by force, if necessary, severed official communications last year to pressure President Tsai Ing-wen, whose party traditionally favors independence, to concede its position.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's Supreme Court extended embattled Sahara conglomerate chief Subrata Roy's parole by a week on Friday, temporarily staying an order it had issued just hours before that he be taken back into custody.
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But Mr. Trump typically has not been troubled by a lack of factual basis for his statements, and rarely has he taken back something he's said — making his statement Friday that much more of a surprise.
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Because Canada has not taken back the waste or paid for its return, "there's a very good argument that they're in violation of the convention," said Dayna Scott, a law professor at York University in Toronto.
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The Florida auto shop where an immigrant girl hid after she escaped a detention facility has received hundreds of death threats in the days since she was taken back into custody, according to The Miami Herald.
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The province's main nationalist and unionist parties were given until March 27 to form a government following snap elections earlier this month, or risk decision-making taken back to London for the first time since 2007.
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By proving that the trolls can't keep her from achieving the success she has worked hard for, Lizzo has become uncancelable and has taken back the power the cancel culture attempts to steal from its victim.
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When asked if the weapons would be taken back from the Syrian Kurds after the Raqqa operation had been completed, Dorrian said YPG fighters would "expend these resources fighting ISIS," using an acronym for Islamic State.
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The judge announced that a not guilty plea had been entered by Mr. Sutherland, 36, who was swiftly taken back to the Maricopa County Jail, where he has been held since his arrest on Jan. 23.
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Islamic State's recapture of Palmyra after it was taken back by Syrian forces nine months ago signals a new era in an arena that will have to be sorted out after Donald Trump takes office, says Bazzi.
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It involves grave risks for Iraqis fighting block-by-block, who—according to American officers—have so far taken back between a quarter and a third of eastern Mosul and killed or seriously wounded 2,000 IS fighters.
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"We had a couple of good days before this so there's some money getting taken back off the table as there's some uncertainty about the numbers," said Sadiq Adatia, chief investment officer at Sun Life Global Investments.
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The British province's nationalist and unionist parties have until Monday to form a new power-sharing government after snap elections this month or risk decision-making being taken back to London for the first time since 2007.
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The coalition does not want to "rubbleize" Mosul as happened with the capture of the city of Ramadi in western Iraq when it was taken back from ISIS by Iraqi forces at the end of December 2015.
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The agreement was replaced this year by one in which Baghdad's share would be processed by an Erbil-based refiner to help the reconstruction of the nearby region of Mosul when taken back from Islamic State militants.
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Church officials believe the remains of Princess Sophie von Hohenlohe, who died in 1836, and Princess Carlotta Federica of Mecklenburg, who died in 1840, might have been moved and never taken back to their original resting place.
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China regards democratic Taiwan as a wayward province to be taken back by force if necessary and wants the new government to stick to the "one China" policy agreed upon with the outgoing China-friendly Nationalist government.
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The Rights were there from the beginning, they must be Taken Back Again, including the mysteries which were ours and which were violated, stolen or destroyed, leaving us with the thankless hope of pleasing a male animal.
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It will be there for his family and friends to see; it will be there forming and informing public opinion.... So what Fox has provided is a retraction of something that can no longer be taken back.
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He's expected to be taken back to Ascension Parish, Louisiana, and booked on two counts of first-degree murder, home invasion and illegal use of weapons in connection with the slayings of his parents, investigators said Sunday.
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They were told by Italy that Libya's coastguard was coming to get them, but decided to rescue the migrants because they would not have been safe if taken back to Libya, a spokesman for the charity said.
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This version became a bit more complicated: In 1967, Israel occupied the Sinai Peninsula and the Golan Heights, but while the Egyptian Army restored its control of Sinai, Syria has not yet taken back the Golan Heights.
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While I'm waiting to be taken back, I go through my e-mail and see that Susan G. Komen donations are being double matched today so I decide to donate $25, which has an impact of $75.
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McFarlane accepted that Latifa had been abducted from a U.S.-flagged boat off the coast of India in March, 2018 and taken back to Dubai, the second time she had unsuccessfully tried to flee from the emirate.
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She couldn't be taken back to detention in her state; it was February and pouring buckets of rain, an aberration in Southern California — putting her out onto the streets with her newborn could have put them at risk.
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But their sense that they've been screwed over is not unjustified, as those jobs have gotten more insecure, real wages for less-educated men have fallen by 30 percent since 1979, and benefits have been systematically taken back.
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They shared photos of of Geena Davis and Susan Sarandon taking a selfie in 1991's Thelma and Louise, Madonna taking a selfie in 1985's Desperately Seeking Susan and even showed a selfie taken back in 1839!
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A few glimpses of the right pixels and sound FX and you're taken back to hours spent on the Atari 2600 racing a Formula One car or finding all 96 levels of Super Mario World on the SNES.
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BAGHDAD, Jan 18 (Reuters) - Iraq signed a memorandum of understanding with BP on Thursday to boost production capacity from the northern Kirkuk oilfields, which were taken back in October by Iraqi government forces, an Iraqi oil official said.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australian mining magnate Clive Palmer has taken back management control of his Queensland Nickel refinery, securing a conditional loan of A$23 million ($17 million) to support the business, Palmer and QNI's administrators said on Monday.
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Ben Ray Luján, D-New Mexico, the chair of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, has taken back the House of Representatives, giving Democrats their first taste of real power on the federal level since Donald Trump was inaugurated.
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"We are a bit taken back as the company appears much further behind in its ad tech product map than we have appreciated and the company's deficiencies appear more severe," SunTrust analyst Matthew Thornton wrote in a note.
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"Upon guarantees that he will be taken back by the United States and that travel documents will be procured, the necessary proceedings have been started to send him to the United States," the ministry said in a statement.
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A few minutes after the airport resumed air traffic on Monday, passengers preparing to board a Tunisia-bound plane had to be taken back to the terminal when three missiles were seen falling nearby, a Reuters witness said.
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The government of President Bashar al-Assad now controls most of the country, having taken back much of the territory once held by rebel groups who took up arms after the government cracked down on protests in 2011.
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Delighted with this inexplicable surprise, Gil wanders alone every night to be taken back to the 1920s, where he joins the likes of Gertrude Stein (Kathy Bates), Ernest Hemingway (Corey Stoll) and Pablo Picasso (Marcial Di Fonzo Bo).
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During the May 7 crash in Florida, which involved a Tesla colliding with a truck, NHTSA found that there were at least seven seconds where the driver was distracted and could have taken back control of the system.
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CHICAGO — Barely a week after he was bailed out of jail while facing sex abuse charges, R. Kelly was taken back into custody on Wednesday for failing to pay his ex-wife more than $160,000 in child support.
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The reporter, Nicholas Casey, and I had to strip down and put all of our belongings into plastic bags so that they could then be taken directly to quarantine when we were taken back to the main island.
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They also have not been able to conclude whether Prince Mohammed directly ordered the killing of Mr. Khashoggi, or whether his intention was to have Mr. Khashoggi captured and taken back to Saudi Arabia, according to one official.
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And so when you have a situation like we have now, where you've seen the caliphate, as the President is saying, there will be this announcement that the caliphate has been 100% taken back -- I hope that's right.
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China regards self-ruled Taiwan as a wayward province to be taken back by force if necessary and wants the new government to stick to the "one China" policy agreed upon with the outgoing China-friendly Nationalist government.
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While Napoli faces an uphill struggle in the second leg, the Italian team's coach, Maurizio Sarri, can draw some comfort from the way his team managed to avoid completely buckling even after Madrid had taken back the lead.
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Gabyshev announced on Sunday he would set off on a new hike to Moscow, but that too came to an abrupt halt when he was detained by police on Tuesday and taken back to his hometown of Yakutsk.
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She said she first tried to escape the kingdom many years ago but was taken back immediately and held in solitary confinement for more than three years in which she was frequently beaten and deprived of medical care.
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The Front for the Liberation of the Enclave of Cabinda (FLEC) said Nzita Henriques Tiago, 88, would be buried in France on Friday as he only wanted his body taken back to Cabinda if it was an independent state.
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But on the flip side, that's because more and more people are being rescued by the Libyan coastguards and taken back to the filthy, overcrowded detention centers in Libya where almost 5,000 of them are living in inhumane conditions.
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During his trip to the stash house, described as a place where Taylor and others hung out, Brown said Drexel ran out of a room but was allegedly "pistol-whipped" by her captors and taken back inside, Munoz testified.
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With 28-cores and 32-threads, the AMD Ryzen Threadripper, announced earlier this month, was supposed to be a contender for the world's most powerful consumer CPU, but it looks like Intel has taken back the mantle for now.
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Nauru and Tuvalu are two of six Pacific countries to have diplomatic ties with Taiwan, which is a major source of tension with China, which regards Taiwan as a wayward province, to be taken back by force if necessary.
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Since Russia's military intervention in Syria's war in 2015, and with stepped-up Iranian military assistance, Assad has taken back large amounts of territory from rebels as well as swathes of central and eastern Syria from Islamic State militants.
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As he gazed at the familiar hull with his two sons, Mr. Campanelli, 57, was taken back to that morning — the pitch black smoke that enveloped the ship after the first tower fell, the uncanny silence over the radio.
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The next morning, Sydney wrote that Jason's nose started to bleed again, and that evening shared that "Jason was taken back to the operating room a couple of hours ago" as doctors cauterized and packed areas that were bleeding.
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In Germany, customer court proceedings against dealers claim that repairs are taking too long or are incomplete, while a case directly against VW claims that a car was sold without a valid operating permit and should be taken back.
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Courtiers afraid of a power struggle conspired to keep the news secret for weeks as his body was taken back to Istanbul (his heart may have remained, literally, in Hungary), and his son was able to claim the throne.
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As reports filtered out of the airline/airport executives' meeting with President Trump, I was taken back in time to my earliest days in the White House on the staff of Ronald Reagan as his assistant for cabinet affairs.
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But the ECB has warned it will only issue licences if there are enough senior boots on the ground to oversee activities of "substance", rather than a "letterbox" or empty shell entity, with key decisions taken back in London.
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She said she had first tried to escape the kingdom many years ago, but was taken back and held in solitary confinement for more than three years, during which time she was frequently beaten and deprived of medical care.
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FORMER NAVY SEAL ASSISTING IN CAVE RESCUE OF THAI SOCCER TEAM DEAD FROM LACK OF OXYGEN, AUTHORITIES SAY The arrests earlier this week followed the couple&aposs complaint the charity worker had taken back the baby boy and kept their money.
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While players and caddies are loaded into vehicles and taken back to the clubhouse in such situations, fans are left to seek their own shelter, and may lack the time to leave the course safely or choose not to do so.
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In a statement from the Russian Defence Ministry, Colonel-General Sergei Rudskoi said that the province of Aleppo had been entirely "liberated" with control of 50 population centers and more than 2,700 square kilometers (1042.48 square miles) of territory taken back.
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Another official claimed that a DUP minister on an official visit to New York was ejected from a bar after twice falling asleep, and was taken back to his hotel singing "Breakfast at Tiffany's" at the top of his voice.
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Leaving ISIS with little Syrian territory Leaving ISIS with little Syrian territory Syrian Democratic Forces announced Tuesday they'd taken back the former ISIS capital following the capture of a stadium and hospital, the terror group's last bases in the city.
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Experts say Beijing is largely content for Taipei to push its claims on Itu Aba, the largest natural feature in the Spratlys, because China views Taiwan as a breakaway province, to be taken back by force one day, if necessary.
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In a segment dedicated to the plight of the mammals, Deputy Prime Minister Alexei Gordeyev said that the orcas would be taken back to where they were caught, something campaigners had insisted upon, and released within four months in small groups.
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Local vicar Sally Smith, who runs a refugee charity, took the family in at her house until alternative accommodation was found, telling the Stoke Sentinel newspaper "the family were shaking and crying and even asked to be taken back to Syria".
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He went into a calm and semi-robotic spiel about people with life sentences and the numerous long-termer programs for which I'd be eligible with a G.E.D. I said I'd think about it and was taken back to the cell.
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They were taken back to Chibok in northeastern Borno state to spend Christmas and New Year with their families, but will return to the government safe house in Abuja on Sunday, said Garba Shehu, spokesman for Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari.
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With the help of his training partners, coaches, manager and family members, we are taken back through the controversial fighter's career in which his gameness and willingness to rise to any challenge are cited as some of his primary attributes.
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Living ethically means limiting our desires, respecting the deep interdependence of all things in nature and honoring the fact that our existence on this planet is a gift that comes from nowhere and may be taken back at any time.
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Read more:Rare color photos taken back in the day that show how much life has changed10 vintage outfits from the 1920s that we'd wear todayThe very first Miss America contest took place in 1921 — here's what that first pageant was like
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ANKARA/AMMAN (Reuters) - Syrian rebels backed by the Turkish military have seized the town of Nairab in northwest Syria's Idlib province, Turkish and rebel officials said on Tuesday, the first area to be taken back from advancing Syrian government forces.
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The northwestern corner of Syria including Idlib province and adjoining areas of Aleppo is the last major rebel foothold in Syria, where Assad has taken back most of the ground once held by his enemies with Russian and Iranian support.
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" He added: "If you were to be taken back to the USA, you would be dealing with the likes of the FBI and people of that sort who are definitely not ... I don't have the same to say about them.
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The new plan was to test them for a protein called nestin, which, he said, would show that a mature skin cell had been transformed into a neural stem cell—taken back down to the root and up another branch.
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U.S. Army General Joseph Votel, who oversees U.S. troops in the Middle East as the head of Central Command, estimated on Tuesday that more than 90 percent of the group's territory in Syria had been taken back from the militants since 2014.
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That's because at the end of each election, all HART machines get taken back to the central elections office or county warehouse and get networked to a Windows PC running election-management software called SERVO (System for Election Records and Verification of Operations).
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The five survivors in the first instance were taken to a hospital by Libyan authorities, and in the second, the 60 survivors were taken back to Libya, although it is unclear if they are being medically treated, according to the UN report.
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Chapo was initially taken back to the Altiplano prison but two weeks ago was suddenly moved in a secret operation by the army and the federal police to a prison near the city of Ciudad Juárez, just over the border from Texas.
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The reason Turkey had not taken back more Syrians was that it granted Syrians a protected status but not as refugees; they lost that status if they left the country and came back, Bozkir said, adding that those rules had just been changed.
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The Ministry of Justice said on Monday it had taken back the running of HMP Birmingham for an initial six-month period to counter "squalid" conditions where blood, urine, vomit and faeces were left in cells, showers and corridors, attracting rats and cockroaches.
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Each task force, composed of about a dozen experts and industry leaders, met for an hour, emerging with some specific guidelines and focus areas that were shared with the conference and could be taken back to companies and other organizations for discussion.
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Although some countries have repatriated their nationals, the commission said it had seen no effort by most countries to understand who was in the camp and who should be taken back, flouting their obligations to the children under international conventions, the report said.
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TOKYO, Feb 15 (Reuters) - U.S. citizens on the Diamond Princess cruise ship who are confirmed to be infected with the coronavirus will not be taken back to the United States on a planned charter flight, a Japanese government official told reporters on Saturday.
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It's wonderful that Mitchell is trying to make strides for women in animation — it's about time that princesses with eyes bigger than their waists were taken back to the drawing board — yet changes in the portrayals of women have to be more than skin-deep.
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Syrian state-run Ikhbariya TV, broadcasting from near Khan al-Shih on Sunday, said 1,270 people will be moved to Idlib in the coming week and the remaining 3,000-4,500 people will be taken back into government-controlled areas, citing sources within the local administration.
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The Twilight actress, who gave birth on July 25, appears in a slideshow of photos posted by Somerhalder that were taken back when she was pregnant with their bundle of joy, including her recent appearance on the cover of Fit Pregnancy And Baby magazine.
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As I stated many times on the show before, I do not take those three words lightly, as once they are said they can never be taken back, and to the person that you choose to say them to, they can hold enormous weight.
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At the federal level, eight years after release, men are 21970% more likely to be taken back under arrest than women; African-Americans are 42% more likely than whites, and high-school dropouts are three times more likely to be rearrested than college graduates.
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The picture was taken back in October with the spacecraft's narrow-angle camera:The two moons appear close together here, but Tethys was about 220,000 miles (360,000 kilometers) farther away from Cassini when the image was captured — nearly the distance from Earth to our moon.
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Some voters may have backed Leave for sovereignty reasons; some because they believed businesses would flourish away from EU regulations; and some will have voted because they believed that £350m a week would be taken back from the EU and paid into the NHS.
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ISIS militants unleashed a wave of car bombs while fighting against soldiers, policemen and Sunni tribal allies of the government north of Ramadi, in a counteroffensive against Iraqi forces that had taken back that city and other areas of Anbar Province in recent months.
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"If you were to be taken back to the USA, you would be dealing with the likes of the FBI and people of that sort who are definitely not... I don't have the same to say about them," he said, stopping short of actual criticism.
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I was taken back that it happened now, but my reason for slowing down and stopping, taking that hiatus a year and a half ago, was because I saw it: It wasn't going anywhere, and it seemed like it was on a deep decline.
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Song Tie, vice-director of the local disease control centre in southeast China's Guangdong province, told a press briefing on Wednesday that as many as 14% of discharged patients in the province have tested positive again and had been taken back into hospital for observation.
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It would have to be put on a hard drive, carried by hand onto a plane, and taken back to the lab where, the hope was, other scientists would use it to untangle the mysteries of cloud behavior or train their models to mimic it.
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For its part, the EU would admit one legal Syrian refugee directly from Turkey for each one trying to reach Europe by boat and taken back by Turkey from the Greek islands in a step meant to wreck the business model of people smugglers.
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Then, a Libyan Coast Guard vessel appeared and Mr. Isaac, a 32-year-old Nigerian who had sold all of his possessions to make it to Europe, was plucked from his rubber dinghy and taken back to the continent he thought he had escaped.
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Since January's negative-rate announcement, policymakers have been startled by the stark appreciation of the yen, an unwelcome outcome that, as of last week, had taken back about a third of the 40 percent Japanese currency depreciation against the U.S. dollar since the beginning of Abenomics.
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MEDIUM-SECURITY JAIL Pell was taken back to the Melbourne Assessment Prison on Wednesday and is likely to be moved to a medium-security prison in a rural area in the west of Victoria state where most of the roughly 700 prisoners are sex offenders, including priests.
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The people who come to these gigs love it, it's almost taboo for them to admit they love being taken back to the times that they sat outside all-night in bus stops and parks with mates drinking cheap cider, with these songs blasting from someone's mobile.
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"Grizzly Adams" spawned two codas: "Legend of the Wild," broadcast in 21977 and released theatrically in 210, and "The Capture of Grizzly Adams," broadcast as a TV movie in 1982, in which Adams is taken back to town by bounty hunters and finally clears his name.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS When it comes to forgiving spouses who have been unfaithful, a 2015 YouGov survey found 22 percent of men and 27 percent of women said they have taken back a partner after finding out their spouses cheated.
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"The American people will not sit by and be taken back to a time where people with pre-existing conditions died of easily treatable diseases, and people paid more for less comprehensive health care," said Nita Chaudhary, co-founder of the pro-women's equality group UltraViolet.
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Read more: The general who led the fight against ISIS says Trump's new policy 'breaks that trust' after years of hard fightingMany of the countries the foreign ISIS fighters originated from have been reluctant to repatriate them, despite Trump's insistence that they be taken back en masse.
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So, to conclude my point, unless you want to be paid to do work that homeless people wish they could do, just to get that money taken back by the government because of the huge raise in taxes, then, this might not be a good idea.
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Among the achievements cited, Milley said the Iraqis have taken back Ramadi, ISIS's line of the communication between Mosul and Raqqa has been cut off, conditions to retake Mosul are being set, senior ISIS leaders have been killed and the terror group's finances have been tightened.
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But by not naming her and by saying that "the" accuser had taken back her story, the president left the clear impression that he was talking about Dr. Blasey, the only accuser who testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee as millions of Americans watched on television.
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After the jurors left the courtroom on Tuesday and Mr. Guzmán, waving goodbye to his wife, was taken back to his holding cell, the courthouse erupted into further frantic activity as reporters rushed outside into the snow for dueling news conferences by the defense and prosecution.
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When I listen to it I'm taken back to the Epicenter Zone, Valencia Street without valet parking, skateboarding before city funded skateparks, our trippy old jam spot in East Palo Alto, the heyday of San Francisco graffiti, a lot of friends who are no longer with us, etc.
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"Sirte is full of weapons from Qaddafi, and Daesh have all of them," he said, using the Arabic name for IS. The past week fighters have taken back Sirte's power station and airport, and are now battling the militants in the heavily mined farmlands surrounding the city itself.
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He told them that they were part of an unprecedented historical movement that had taken back power from the corrupt and selfish elites that control both political parties in Washington, an establishment that had enriched and protected itself while leaving the real America wracked by poverty, crime and insecurity.
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Basically, if you rock up to an enemy Gym with nothing over 0003 CP (combat points — the basic stat for measuring the strength of Pokémon), you're probably going to have a hard time taking it (and even if you do it'll probably be taken back again very quickly).
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" However, a lawmaker with the governing Bharatiya Janata Party said on Wednesday that, on the basis of the new report, Mr. Ikhlaq's family should be prosecuted for possessing cow's meat, and that "whatever help they got from the government, that help, those facilities, must immediately be taken back.
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Iraqi and Kurdish forces have taken back 453 percent of the militant group's land in Iraq, the officials say, and forces backed by the West have seized a sizable amount of territory in Syria that had been controlled by the Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL.
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His conclusion, that we should treat what wealth we have with gratitude, while accepting with equanimity "that everything that has been accorded us can be taken back," is wise enough, as far as it goes, even if he doesn't venture to tell us how to get there from here.
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"Protection (of borders) alone will not solve the migration question but the decisive question is what happens to people after their rescue - so are they brought to central Europe or are they taken back to countries or origin or other safe regions where they can be provided for?" he said.
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"When you look at what has been done from the fact the Osama bin Laden is no longer with us — thank you President Obama and Hillary Clinton and the team — to the fact that we are seeing land being taken back, the caliphate not being able to survive." she continued.
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I've suffered several burnouts over the years, working many pro bono hours, years with no raises, no retirement or benefits as a contract worker after 22 years in a field that gave me one raise, which was taken back a few years later due to our state's perennial budget crisis.
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In 2019, an arbitrator moved to deny that motion and opened the door for this case to be taken back to the district court if the arbitrator finds surge pricing to be illegal, and for Uber to potentially lose control of its ability to set prices in the United States.
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"Because of the fall in the energy price over the past 12 months, the project does look very expensive and there have been a lot of calls for other projects to be considered or for this to be taken back to the drawing board," said Oliver Salvesen, analyst at investment bank Jefferies.
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European Union members "alert the Libyan Coast Guard when refugees and migrants are spotted at sea so they can be taken back to Libya, despite knowing that people there are arbitrarily detained and exposed to widespread torture, rape, killings and exploitation," said Matteo de Bellis, an international migration researcher for Amnesty International.
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Read more:15 hilarious vintage photos of animals from 100 years ago35 vintage photos reveal what Los Angeles looked like before the US regulated pollutionRare color photos taken back in the day that show how much life has changedTHEN AND NOW: Vintage photos of Buckingham Palace and what it looks like today
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That involves grave risks for a range of different Iraqi forces, who have taken heavy casualties in what coalition officials describe as block-by-block fighting in dense urban terrain, which has so far taken back "between a quarter and a third" of eastern Mosul, though IS remains well entrenched in the city's west.
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I mean, I was moved and horrified by the end of Infinity War, even knowing many of those deaths have to be taken back, and I'm sure I'll be moved watching Endgame, if the predictions are true and a bunch of our legacy Marvel Cinematic Universe characters give up their lives in the cause.
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"The biggest accomplishment on the trade talks is getting them (China) back to the table, but there's no date set and there was no public mention ... that they have taken back any of the 'reneging,'" said Michael Pillsbury, an outside trade adviser to Trump, adding the concessions were worth it to get talks started.
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The doctors carried out the medical compromise in the face of what they considered a stark reality: If an alternative procedure wasn't offered in the United States, the girls would likely be taken back to Somalia for a more extensive procedure, a horrifying form of female circumcision, also known as female genital mutilation or FGM.
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The beneficiaries of that era, now in its 18th year, include women and ethnic minorities such as the Hazaras as well as the new millennial generation of urban Afghans who were children when the Taliban were in power and have no nostalgia for an era when the country was taken back to the Middle Ages.
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"I hear victory speeches on the radio but I cannot help feeling sad when you see people without homes and others fleeing with their children under the blazing sun," said Mahmoud, a taxi driver in the eastern side of Mosul which was taken back from the militants in the first 100 days of the campaign.
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INTERNATIONAL An article on April 10 about a ship engineer's account of a territorial dispute in the South China Sea in which a Chinese fishing trawler was seized by Indonesia and then taken back by the Chinese Coast Guard referred incorrectly in some editions to the Natuna Islands of Indonesia, where members of the Chinese fishing crew were detained.
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In the film, a fish is ordered by a woman in London, complete with her "unique" blue eyes, and we are then taken back along the production line of the company that manufactured it, as the film reinterprets the supply chains of South East Asia to become those of a futuristic biotech industry that produces human genome-coded animals.
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In the midst of the reconstruction, Berrios and Del Valle, who are also husband and wife, are planning to relocate to western Puerto Rico in the following weeks to, among other things, write and record Buscabulla's debut album, a decision they had taken back in September but that was delayed because of, you know, the hurricane.
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Dating from about 1750 B.C., the stele was plundered and taken back to Susa in the mid-12th century B.C. It consists of 282 laws, including ones governing trade, slavery, theft, interest rates, the presumption of innocence and the principle of "eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth," with graded punishments determined by the violator's social status.
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Many fine words about the "special relationship" were exchanged, but on the whole her Washington adventure has left the impression of a country that, rather than having "taken back control" (to quote the Leave campaign's tedious but effective mantra), is now in a distinctly weak negotiating position thanks to her newly minted commitment to the hardest of Brexits.
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