That's new territory and also that's new territory for them.
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But her latest film takes her into new territory – sexy, sexy territory.
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More territory quickly turns into more troops which turns into more territory.
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"The U.S. territory of Puerto Rico is in crisis," he declared. Territory?
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The gang moves from territory to territory, setting up camp, and making trouble.
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They're unable to fight over territory, because they've never had their own territory.
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They violated our sovereignty, they infiltrated a drone into Israel's territory from Syrian territory.
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Photo: Spencer Platt (Getty)Facebook seems interested in moving into Google's territory of, well, territory.
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"I hear her screaming, 'This isn't your territory, this is Soto's territory,&apos" he says.
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"That would be new territory for the Fed, not that they're scared of new territory."
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It is nevertheless the map that precedes the territory—precession of simulacra—that engenders the territory.
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That's midrange laptop territory, not "fancy convertible tablet / laptop hybrid with a touchscreen and removable keyboard" territory.
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Gibraltar, a territory of only 2.6 square miles, became a British territory under a treaty in 1713.
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"The Indian government officially announced the establishment of so called Jammu Kashmir territory and Ladakh Union territory which included some of China's territory into its administrative jurisdiction," Geng said at a news briefing.
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Add it all up and it's not just laptop territory, it's premium, top-of-the-line laptop territory.
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Then we figure out that this guy's template is not developing the territory, it's taking away the territory.
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Warming temperatures that allow mosquitoes to move north into new territory may also make their current territory inhospitable.
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This is not strange territory for Mortimer—or, at least, strange territory is where he feels most at home.
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"Basically we'll be crossing from the territory controlled by one side to the territory controlled by another," Krzysiek said.
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Treaty territory The UK acquired the territory that is now China's Hong Kong Special Administrative Region via three treaties.
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A blue band at the top represents Greek territory, while a thicker swath of red below represents Turkish territory.
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On trade policy, the U.S. is in uncharted territory — or at least territory not tread upon since the 1930s.
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A revolution is not evidenced by your success in territory you already control, but in territory that you don't.
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A follow up to his 2010 debut, Dark Arts, explores new territory, territory we recently described as wizard-y.
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Almost no enslaved African Americans lived in the Mississippi territory when it became a US territory in around 1800.
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Aborigines make up the majority of the Northern Territory population and 94 percent of juvenile inmates in the territory.
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There usually is a male mountain lion with a large territory who visits a few females inhabiting the territory.
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As a result, Palestinian territory would be scattered over a chain of islands in a sea of Israeli territory.
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Larger groups are conducting pogroms to drive smaller ones from their territory, or what they hope will become their territory.
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The films create a metaphorical territory for revitalizing Indigenous language and representation while employing cardinal direction to explore this territory.
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Both sides have said they could agree to swapping Kosovo territory populated by Serbs for Serbian territory populated by Albanians.
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Beyond the sports world, of course, major corporations worldwide bounce profits from territory to territory, paying minimal amounts of tax.
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New Delhi rejected any suggestion of giving up territory in contested areas, deeming them inviolable parts of the nation's territory.
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The report found that the rate of supervision had decreased in every state and territory except for the Northern Territory.
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Six other places in the Pacific are included on the United Nation's list of Non-Self-Governing Territories along with New Caledonia: American Samoa, French Polynesia, Guam (US territory), Pitcairn (British territory) and Tokelau (New Zealand territory).
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The statement said the missile came from a Russian military brigade, "was brought into sovereign Ukrainian territory from Russia, was fired from Russia-controlled territory in eastern Ukraine, and was then returned to Russian territory," Foreign Policy reported.
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But since then, ISIS has lost 78 percent of its territory in Iraq and 58 percent of its territory in Syria.
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Long disputed territory Kashmir, a Muslim-majority region, has been disputed territory between India and Pakistan for the past 70 years.
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Less is made about Polk's other big acquisition, the Oregon Territory, since slavery was outlawed there by residents of the territory.
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ISIS has already lost two-thirds of the territory it once held in Iraq and a third of its Syrian territory.
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ET. The 83-year German bund yield held in positive territory after falling into negative territory last week for the first time.
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"Sloppy seconds" is a way of saying, "I already marked that territory," which by extension makes the woman a territory or possession.
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All 2242 S&P 207 sectors ended in negative territory on Monday, meaning they were all in negative territory for the year.
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He'd go from territory to territory on a loop, never staying anywhere too long, and he'd work his gimmick to bloody perfection.
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The library is not the map and is not the territory; the library is the map and the library is the territory.
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Back then, if one country could capture territory by force from another country, it got the legal right to rule that territory.
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On Friday, IS punched through rebel territory north of Aleppo, cutting off a key rebel supply route from Turkey to rebel territory.
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"Paralyze illegal mining activity in the indigenous area; clean up the territory and expel all the invaders from Munduruku territory," it said.
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This allowed ISIS fighters to take advantage, hold onto their remaining territory and seize some additional territory in other parts of the country, leading the US military to revise its figure of territory lost by the group from 98% to 90%.
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Migrants storm a security fence to reach EU territory in North Africa Migrants storm a security fence to reach EU territory in North Africa A 20-foot razor-wired fence separates Ceuta, a Spanish territory in North Africa, from Morocco.
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"That's not international territory, that's Chinese territory," Lu said, insisting that China has every right to build whatever it wants on the islands.
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The projectiles came from "occupied territory" into the airspace in southern Syria, state news agency SANA said, referring to territory held by Israel.
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"There really has been no gain of territory, significant gain of territory since the departure of many of those fighters," Colonel Dillon said.
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Russia said on Tuesday that its troops were patrolling territory in northern Syria vacated by the Americans, seizing more territory in the conflict.
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This section of law clearly states that aliens arriving from a contiguous territory may be returned to that territory pending their immigration hearing.
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Courtesy Territory Studio In concepting Ghost in the Shell's computer interfaces, Territory had strict instructions from Rocehron to think outside the box—literally.
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The BOJ also dropped references to taking rates further into negative territory, six weeks after taking an initial, radical shift into negative rates territory.
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The US government estimates it has lost 45 percent of its peak territory in Iraq and 20 percent of its peak territory in Syria.
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"Dunia's village seems to be close to the territory of the chimpanzees, and is probably viewed by the animals as their territory," said Klempner.
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"Huntsville is Republican territory but not Roy Moore territory," said Joseph Smith, chair of the Department of Political Science at the University of Alabama.
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Until the future relationship becomes applicable, a single customs territory between the Union and the United Kingdom shall be established ("the single customs territory").
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Iraqi forces had successfully reclaimed more than 60% of ISIS territory, including Mosul, and nearly 30% of ISIS territory in Syria had been lost.
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A coalition of Northern Territory Aboriginal organizations called for the national government to dissolve the territory government, which it has the authority to do.
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Sub-index components on new orders and shipments also recovered positive territory, while inventories fell further into negative territory and the employment index was zero.
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The Islamic State holds less than 26 percent of the territory it captured in 2014, but it can still launch attacks outside its own territory.
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I remember, once, he and his friends took a couple of cricket bats and went off to "patrol their territory"—that territory being the suburbs.
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Comparitive French bond yields also pushed into positive territory for the second consecutive day with Belgian, Finnish and Austrian yields inching closer to positive territory.
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That figure increases to 41 percent for Americans living in tribal territory and it's higher still—68 percent—for anyone living in rural tribal territory.
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The Justice department viewed the language as politically unfair to millions of Puerto Ricans who favor territory status, prompting Rossello to add the territory option.
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Like all places not ruled by Islam, America was Dar Al-Kufr (the territory of disbelief) or, possibly, Dar Al-Harb (the territory of war).
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The smaller Irantxe Indigenous Territory is adjacent to the larger Manoki Indigenous Territory in Mato Grosso, the state with the largest amount of fire alerts.
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They weren't just reclaiming territory they had lost to Trump; they were able to push into solidly red territory that Republicans had held since 2003.
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Answering the phone as "Apple Support" and requesting a screen share pushes this beyond "sketchy" territory and into do-not-call under any circumstances territory.
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South Australia was the first state to ban non-degradable plastic bans in 2009, and the Australian Capital Territory and Northern Territory followed suit in 2011.
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They're being rolled back from territory that they used to occupy in Iraq and Syria, losing some 50% of the territory that they used to occupy.
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The U.S.-led coalition estimates that ISIS has lost 40% of the territory it once held in Iraq and around 20% of its territory in Syria.
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The Kurds have set up an autonomous administration in territory they control, while Assad aims to impose the rule of his government across all Syrian territory.
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For the life of me I'll never understand why it has the trappings of a territory-control game when territory and geography are abstracted into meaninglessness.
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Best estimates put the prospective resources of shale gas and tight gas in the Northern Territory at nearly 270 Tcf, according to the Northern Territory government.
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Comparative French and Belgian bond yields also pushed into positive territory for the second consecutive day with Finnish and Austrian yields inching closer to positive territory.
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If a territory has all its points taken by an opposing nation, that territory was lost and the enemy moved a step closer to the capital.
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The governments of Vietnam, the Philippines, Taiwan, Malaysia and Brunei all claim territory inside the line, but China has aggressively defended what it considers its territory.
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It's very hard for those folks to understand what happens when you drive across America, 90 percent of the territory you drive across will be Trump territory.
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Controlling territory also allows ISIS to run the extortion rackets on the people who live in its territory, which is how it gets most of its money.
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After ambulances rushed off the wounded, new buses arrived and the two convoys eventually reached their destinations - one in government territory and the other in rebel territory.
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With the hosts out of their loops and real bullets flying everywhere, the park is now territory to be claimed, not territory to be carefully stage-managed.
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In Nunavut, the northernmost Canadian territory, where most Inuit live, not all schools offer classes in Inuktut even though the territory has mandated bilingual education by 2020.
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If his net approval rating goes up across the nation, he's likely to get into positive territory in Iowa long before he gets into positive territory nationwide.
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Dark Territory , by Fred Kaplan (Simon & Schuster) .
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"We propose for our partners and investors to look on this territory with a quite different understanding; not as a territory of catastrophe, but as a territory of future development," Semerak said during a visit to the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) in London this week.
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Every state and territory in Australia voted in favor of same-sex marriage, but the strongest shows of support came from the Australian Capital Territory, SBS Australia reports.
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Russia also requires trucks to go in caravan from Ukrainian territory and to be accompanied by Russian official vehicles all the way through Russian territory, the complaint said.
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It is a network that grows stronger as it gains territory; therefore, the goal of the revolution is to expand its territory by destabilizing all of Latin America.
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Much of the convoy, carrying aid from government-controlled territory for 78,000 people in rebel-held territory in the western countryside of Aleppo Province, went up in flames.
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Some jurisdictions like South Australia, the Northern Territory, and the Australian Capital Territory have decriminalised cannabis, but in other states, depenalisation is the only option for the drug.
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RAN works in Brazil's Sawré Muybu Indigenous Territory supporting the Munduruku people's campaign to create a recognized territory and monitor the area for illegal logging and mining activity.
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It has lost 90 percent of its peak territory in Iraq and 58 percent of its territory in Syria, per a September estimate from the US Department of State.
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Iraq considers the vote unconstitutional, especially as it was held not only within official KRG territory itself but also on disputed territory held by Kurds elsewhere in northern Iraq.
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IS has been driven from virtually all the territory it once controlled in Syria and Iraq, but holds scattered pockets of territory in southern Syria and along the border.
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"But it doesn't give them (Turkish troops) the right to remain on Syrian territory permanently and we are opposed to Turkish troops staying on Syrian territory permanently," he said.
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North Korea Threatens to Strike US Territory of GuamThe North Korean regime has threatened to launch a missile strike on the US island territory of Guam in the Pacific.
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The territory under its control has declined by about 22 percent since mid-2014, while the population of that territory has fallen to around 6 million from 9 million.
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Days later, India launched an airstrike on Pakistani territory, reportedly targeting the militant group's training facility — the first time India has sent warplanes into Pakistani territory since the 1970s.
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The Kurds now fighting in north Aleppo are breaking out of Afrin, a Kurdish enclave in northwest Aleppo surrounded by Turkish territory and by territory held by Syrian rebels.
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While female alligators tend to stay in a territory if they feel comfortable there, males like Brutus want their own territory, which can be as large as 2 square miles.
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Washington and Tehran nearly came to blows last week after Iran claimed it downed an American drone that entered its territory, despite the U.S. saying it was in international territory.
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But ISIS would still hold pockets of territory in the country, and U.S. officials have said they expect ISIS to continue operating as an insurgency once it loses its territory.
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The Bill Simmons territory may be the most-plowed territory on the face of the earth, and I have very little interest in going down the furrow one more time.
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Then, on Tuesday, India launched an airstrike on Pakistani territory, reportedly targeting the militant group's training facility — the first time India has sent warplanes into Pakistani territory since the 1970s.
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As different factions clash for territory in the Badlands, the warrior Sunny (Daniel Wu) ventures back into the war-torn territory to find a cure for his ailing infant son.
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The rockets could be fired deep into enemy territory — dropping millions of explosive charges onto large groups of armored vehicles — without American forces ever having to get near enemy territory.
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Why it matters: The simulation took into account policies like increased deforestation in Amazonian territory, non-protection of indigenous territory and an eventual exit from the Paris Climate Agreement, among others.
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He was living in territory that was essentially ungoverned space, dominated by two different Qaeda groups — Mr. al-Baghdadi's rivals — and now an emerging territory for ISIS fighters on the run.
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In this satellite map of the environs of Aleppo, rebel territory is in green; regime control in red; the Kurdish YPG in yellow; and the brown area is Islamic State territory.
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I was really frustrated that people, white-led movements of faith in particular, had really conceded the territory of the church, conceded the territory of rural white people, to the right.
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The town was an important juncture on an ISIS supply line connecting its territory in central and northern Syria to the Anbar province in Iraq, where the group also holds territory.
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When the war started, Americans claimed they would take territory from Canada; by the time the war ended, Americans were reduced to touting the fact that they hadn't lost any territory.
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Though the defeat of Islamic State at Baghouz ends its grip over populated territory, it remains a threat, with fighters operating in remote territory elsewhere and capable of mounting insurgent attacks.
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New York City sits on the territory of the Lenape, and over one hundred thousand Indigenous people live on this territory today—more than any other city in the United States!
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The United States should in no way diminish its ability to respond to a nuclear or conventional attack by North Korea against United States territory or the territory of an ally.
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The Israeli military says it patrols Gaza's waters to prevent the smuggling of munitions into the territory and to stop militants trying to attack or infiltrate its territory from the sea.
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All sectors were trading in negative territory, with autos .
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Cheerleading culture is a murky territory — perhaps deliberately so.
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This is — again — uncharted territory for the social network.
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Trump, who marks his territory -- buildings, products, aircraft, etc.
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" "I'm not going through PKK territory to come out.
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Steve King's territory -- and King is heavily supporting Sen.
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" Says William: "All of us were in new territory.
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" He added, "We won't blink to defend our territory.
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The source did not elaborate further on the reports of an agreement in the territory where Syrian government forces have been waging an offensive to regain rebel-held territory since last week.
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In the last few months, IS has suffered massive losses of territory, including up to 45 and 20 percent of peak territory in Iraq and Syria respectively, according to the U.S. government.
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This makes it easy to overlook that the "Mestizo" mixture of Spanish and Southwestern indigenous ancestry is older the United States, and that Mexicans inhabited US territory before it became US territory.
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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said the decision to cut power to the territory was "another step by Ukraine on the road to rejecting territory," which has been under separatist control since 2014.
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The self-proclaimed caliphate took vast stretches of oil-producing territory in Syria and especially Iraq in 2014, but ISIS has steadily lost territory this year to a broad array of enemies.
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Any military actions against North Korean territory would necessitate the employment of overwhelming force that would be certain to trigger major retaliation against South Korea and Japan, and possibly against U.S. territory.
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"Secondly, the people living in rebel territory don't trust the Assad regime and see this cessation of hostilities as a trick designed so that the regime can take more territory," she said.
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The women have explained how the gang maintains tight control, monitoring who in their territory, and how they often cannot travel to territory controlled by a rival gang without risking their lives.
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Lindsey Graham of South Carolina visited the Israeli-occupied territory earlier this month with the Prime Minister, an early sign that Trump was gearing up to recognize Israel's sovereignty over the territory.
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It also exploited the chaos of Syria's civil war to seize large chunks of territory there as well and declared an Islamic self-styled "caliphate" on the territory it controls in both countries.
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In 2004, the International Court of Justice ruled that Israel's wall built on occupied Palestinian territory was "contrary to international law," but the Israeli government continues to build settlements on occupied Palestinian territory.
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It was also the entrance point into rebel territory for many insurgents and civilians who were evacuated from territory captured by the army under surrender deals negotiated with the government over recent years.
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"What I will say is there really has been no gain of territory — significant gain of territory — since the departure of many of those fighters that left to go toward Afrin," Dillon said.
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"Congress has explicitly authorized the Department of Homeland Security to return aliens arriving from a contiguous foreign territory to that territory during that alien's immigration court proceedings," said Steven Stafford of the DOJ.
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"While the districts, territory, and population under insurgent control or influence also decreased slightly, the districts, territory, and population 'contested' — meaning under neither Afghan government nor insurgent control or influence —increased," it said.
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The Dow and S&P closed within 210 percent of their 245-week intraday highs, out of correction territory, while the Nasdaq was 303 percent below its 230-week high, in correction territory.
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Before the 1967 war, Jordan had no hesitation asserting sovereignty over West Bank territory from Britain's former Palestinian mandate, territory conquered by Jordan's Arab Legion during the 1948 to 1949 war with Israel.
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Coalition airstrikes have degraded taxable territory held by Islamic State and it's ability to sell oil, and it's become more dangerous to live in ISIS territory — probably all factors that have slowed recruitment.
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Are we about to engage in a "battle for cyberspace," one thrust upon us by rivals and adversaries intent on defining cyberspace as "territory" and on seizing the territory our infrastructures depend on?
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Breaking with longstanding U.S. foreign policy, Trump signed a proclamation last month that the U.S. should "fully recognize" the Golan Heights, a Syrian territory captured by Israel in 1967, as an Israeli territory.
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In August, India revoked the special status granted to the territory of Jammu and Kashmir — a move that angered Pakistan which has fought three wars with India since 1947 over the disputed territory.
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Apple has updated its Apple Maps and Weather apps to display the annexed territory of Crimea as Russian territory when viewed from Russia, in response to pressure from Moscow, according to the BBC.
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The Islamic State, which once controlled territory the size of Britain across Iraq and Syria, lost its last scrap of territory in late March, after a four-year military campaign to defeat it.
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Cisco's MACD indicator is teetering on moving into positive territory.
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The President's scores were last in negative territory in January.
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"It comes with the territory when you're pregnant," she says.
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THE CAYMAN ISLANDS, a British territory, does not tax companies.
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"I think it comes with the territory," Valiando Rojas says.
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Though their territory is shrinking, rebels are also inflicting losses.
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But Walkowicz says their full conversation covered much broader territory.
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We're talking about the need to return people and territory.
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Yes, they stray into illegal territory from time to time.
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Islamic State controls swaths of territory in Iraq and Syria.
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All sectors and major bourses were trading in positive territory.
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My goal was to approach them in their own territory.
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The U.S. and others consider it to be disputed territory.
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The Nasdaq Composite closed 4.4 percent lower, entering correction territory.
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Zombies are well worn territory, but this offers something new.
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It&aposs sort of part of the territory -- KURTZ: Right.
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First story involves oceans, arguments over territory, and disputed islands.
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The family has no plans to return to the territory.
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The Dow (INDU) finished in negative territory, down 12 points.
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Most of the time they fight over territory or females.
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So far, Hurricane Maria — which ravaged the U.S. territory Sept.
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But Tuesday's decline sent the Nasdaq back into correction territory.
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Scores of Venezuelan soldiers defected to Colombian territory that day.
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The ending of Game of Thrones is totally uncharted territory.
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The Nasdaq remained in correction territory as of Monday's close.
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The official number issued by the U.S. territory is 64.
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Yields on German bonds also sank deeper into negative territory.
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The Dow and dipped in and out of correction territory.
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In many ways, the FOMC is navigating uncharted monetary territory.
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They won a lot of the territory that Clinton lost.
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This is forging new territory for us as a company.
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Technically, the Vive, but that seems like HTC's territory now.
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Canberra in fog from Mount Ainslie, Australian Capital Territory, Australia.
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Most euro zone bond government bonds trade in negative territory.
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A number of other Italian lenders were in negative territory.
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All major sectors, except telecom stocks, traded in negative territory.
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It's meaty philosophical, territory peppered with silly swear word substitutes.
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People are set on capturing whatever territory they can seize.
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Next week they move to Switzerland to talk about territory.
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The southern border reflects the annexation of previously Mexican territory.
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Jagged lines surround diverse populations, converting open land into territory.
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Trump did not offer up a name for the territory.
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Despite its loss of territory, IS's reign of terror continued.
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South Sudan already has 12,000 UN soldiers on its territory.
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Beijing views Taiwan as an integral part of its territory.
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Six of its 26.7 main groups were in positive territory.
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Interestingly, this isn't lushsux's first foray into Kimye territory, either.
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And in particular, by most estimates, in negative territory now.
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The and Nasdaq Composite indexes were also in positive territory.
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Both contracts traded in positive territory earlier in the session.
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Gasoline futures, which had been down, rebounded into positive territory.
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The house was modest, but the book's territory is broad.
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Let's be absolutely clear, the world has entered uncharted territory.
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Activists are renewing demands for greater democracy in the territory.
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Even without territory, Daesh (Islamic State) will remain a threat.
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But we could fall into that territory also without Brexit.
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Six of its 10 main groups were in positive territory.
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America is now in largely, but not entirely, uncharted territory.
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Even after losing its territory, ISIS continued to attract adherents.
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The location was deep inside territory controlled by Al Qaeda.
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We had both decided now that death was my territory.
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Swathes of territory once lost to militants have been recovered.
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Democrats in the territory, which has 21976 delegates, picked Mrs.
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This is in Yukon, a Canadian territory that abuts Alaska.
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The company's sales expanded in every territory save for Japan.
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All the ten main index sectors were in positive territory.
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China worries the system's powerful radar can penetrate its territory.
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Some now divine a parallel government operating in the territory.
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Only 12 stocks in the index were in negative territory.
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Turkish Cypriots now control some 37 percent of Cypriot territory.
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The Afghan army is taking heavy losses defending Afghan territory.
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All of its 10 main sectors were in positive territory.
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Ulta Beauty is creeping into new territory: the Big Apple.
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Either way, Glen is definitely heading back to GOT territory.
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Nearly everyone agrees about one thing: We're entering dangerous territory.
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And in that way, this book treads into brave territory.
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Mr Lawler is an intrepid guide to this treacherous territory.
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This sort of health scare was unchartered territory for her.
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It comes with the territory but it's not that bad.
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That territory includes islands that Japan claims as its own.
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Equities in Europe dipped back into negative territory shortly after.
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Iran said it had shot the drone over its territory.
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SPXHC fell 3503 percent, the only group in negative territory.
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Soybean futures briefly turned higher before retreating to negative territory.
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In unfamiliar territory, refugees tend to trust their fellow countrymen.
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Creating products that are nominally "for women" is treacherous territory.
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This is where we careen into troubling territory for me.
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