War is being waged not with guns and bombs, it's being waged on the internet through social media.
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While this isn't the first fight the internet's most visible communities have waged on behalf of net neutrality, it is the first such prominent fight to be waged during the Trump administration.
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ISIS has long waged a recruitment and propaganda war online.
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So he waged a campaign to win over President Trump.
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Ms. Sharmila's hunger strike has been waged in relative isolation.
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The current campaign being waged against the U.S. is serious.
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Trump has waged a trade war with Beijing for weeks.
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Now a legal battle is being waged over his fortune.
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Although the Japanese waged the war in Hirohito's name, Gen.
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Biden waged two unsuccessful presidential campaigns in 1988 and 133.
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Some of these campaigns were waged before Buttigieg was born.
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The two Koreas have waged rival leaflet campaigns for decades.
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Wars were waged; nobody knew how they could be won.
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The Obama administration has waged long battles against such attacks.
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Led by F.P.I., supporters of Ahok's rivals waged the demonstrations.
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Then, a floor battle could be waged over next steps.
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Everything was waged against me: steroids, creams, lotions, UV rays.
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Artificial intelligence won't just change the way war is waged.
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Abroad, he has waged war in Yemen and confronted Qatar.
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More often, those battles are waged among faith leaders themselves.
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They did not mention the new war being waged at home.
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L, where it has built sizeable stakes and waged lengthy battles.
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Bowles has waged several unsuccessful appeals in state and federal courts.
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She has fixed elections and had wars waged on her behalf.
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For eight long, trying, expensive years, Jessica Ernst has waged war.
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It was unclear whether the attack had been waged by militants.
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The PKK has waged a three-decade insurgency in southeast Turkey.
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Citadel has waged a public campaign to block the new exchange.
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Simultaneously, an aggressive online operation was waged to obscure their origin.
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In the early 1900s, the Suffragettes waged hunger strikes in prison.
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IN CHINA, the battle to control information is largely waged online.
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Its Middle Eastern policy has seen wars waged across the region.
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He also waged a bitter fight against the flight attendants' union.
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The campaign waged since his election has drawn widespread international criticism.
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And they waged wars to assert or defend their sovereign claims.
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And that is before any battles are waged over wallpaper swatches.
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First, Chavez and his followers waged war on the private sector.
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The campaign will be waged by citizens, journalists, prosecutors and politicians.
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It has also waged a relentless campaign against an independent judiciary.
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The companies waged a multimillion-dollar campaign to secure that protection.
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In Berkeley, the industry waged a $2 million anti-tax campaign.
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Mr. Ratcliffe has waged an aggressive campaign to publicize the case.
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At times the president has waged his attacks like personal vendettas.
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Romney waged a public campaign to stop Trump's nomination in 2016.
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WannaCry is not the first massive cyberattack waged by North Korea.
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Its war has been waged through images as well as armaments.
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Trump has since waged a public pressure campaign against GOP senators.
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The campaigns are waged based on this understanding of the rules.
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A competition is being waged for loyalties in the South Pacific.
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How to approach a memoir of a war still being waged?
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Modi's government has also waged a campaign to isolate Pakistan diplomatically.
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In Somalia, the militants have waged several assaults so far this year.
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Turkey has waged two military incursions in northern Syria against the YPG.
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He waged countless battles for innocent victims regardless of ethnicity or creed.
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Ted Kennedy had waged a tough primary battle, and wasn't done yet.
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The PKK has waged a three-decade-long insurgency in southeastern Turkey.
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But the real crime against me was waged by my own employer.
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A decade later, rivals waged a short-lived putsch against Chavez himself.
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Instead they waged a miniature guerrilla war against conscription officers and pillagers.
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From then on, the Obama administration waged no trade war against China.
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It's as dazzling as any space battle waged by the Millennium Falcon.
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But this year's election is being waged most vigorously on voters' phones.
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He waged a sometimes ham-fisted battle against prejudice, misunderstanding, and evil.
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It's the battle for identity, being waged by individuals and a country.
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The PKK has waged an insurgency in southern Turkey since the 1980s.
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Apple once waged war on Samsung over intellectual property surrounding the iPhone.
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Donald Trump waged a bitter campaign defined by flagrant appeals to bigotry.
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What if a war weren't waged between two countries, but two people?
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It was a denial-of-service campaign, waged more or less weekly.
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The classic example is the war taxi companies have waged against Uber.
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They waged a campaign of sexual violence and intimidation against young girls.
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Combatting Zika is a battle that must be waged on many fronts.
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And as for trade wars, they are already being waged against us.
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The state that won was assumed to have waged a just war.
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The so-called conquest was waged with the sword and the cross.
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Long ago the districts waged war on the Capitol and were defeated.
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President Trump has since waged a public pressure campaign against GOP senators.
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Congratulations to Rick on having waged such a courageous and successful campaign!
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Our long-waged war against our own planet has scarred it terribly.
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Not every battle can be won, but every battle must be waged.
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According to law enforcement officers, there's a war being waged against them.
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The battle between Procter & Gamble and Trian has been waged for months.
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A cold war is being waged across the world's most advanced industries.
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Many others are deployed in systematic information warfare campaigns waged by governments.
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Betty Dukes, a greeter at a California Walmart, waged a similar campaign.
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Mr. Roginsky waged his longest battle with the ghosts of Russia's past.
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The battle over the future of coal is being waged in Asia.
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European politics in Brussels is waged between rival coalitions of national parties.
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There are other important legal battles over presidential powers still being waged.
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Like the claim that a "witch hunt" is being waged against the
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COLD WARRIORS: Writers Who Waged the Literary Cold War, by Duncan White.
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Boko Haram insurgents have waged a decade-long war in northern Nigeria.
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When he lost, he waged an armed fight to stay in power.
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The group's fighters have since then waged a campaign of kidnappings and killings.
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And he has waged a long-running feud with London's mayor Sadiq Khan.
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Truman believed: The fight between the two men was waged in the media.
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Over ¥3.53trn ($203bn) is waged annually on pachinko, a noisy variant of pinball.
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That the most contentious battles were waged on the internet is no coincidence.
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But that was a mere turf battle, and was waged behind closed doors.
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"In 2013 when the fight was being waged, where were you?" he asked.
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The contest was waged by irregular fighters with little regard for civilian life.
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The group's fighters have since then waged a campaign of killings and abductions.
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The government blames these problems on an "economic war" waged by the opposition.
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" He continued: "Wars like those in Afghanistan and Iraq cannot be waged remotely.
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In places like Hackney and Tottenham, rioters and the police waged pitched battles.
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Maduro says he faces an "economic war" waged by the opposition and Washington.
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Our differences will be waged on the battlefields of debate and ballot boxes.
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These were signs of the deep sea battles waged between whale and squid.
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Fortunately, the battle is being waged on many fronts, and progress is evident.
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Past efforts at addressing the practice have been waged principally for partisan advantage.
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Most women in the world don't have the privilege of a waged job.
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MORE had waged a "deluded and illegitimate battle against climate change" while president.
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Right now, there is no media, no ground game being waged by them.
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This battle, however, is being waged in an exceptionally open and brutal manner.
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For the next 14 years, she waged a war that she eventually won.
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Opinion Columnist It's already clear how the 2020 election campaign will be waged.
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Military spokesmen often warn unconventional "fifth generation warfare" is being waged against Pakistan.
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Ms. Borsellino was often frustrated over the years as she waged that fight.
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Online, an equally bitter battle is being waged using the weapon of misinformation.
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Soleimani led the campaign that Iran has waged across the broader Middle East.
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Knott forged, instead, an anti-career of guerrilla mischief, waged on the margins.
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Combat can now be waged without so much as a puff of smoke.
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Months after its founding, the PRC waged war against Tibet to conquer it.
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SpringOwl has waged eight campaigns, including last year's crusade to replace Yahoo YHOO.
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Yet he has not waged an all-out assault on the president's agenda.
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Times change, and the 2020 presidential campaign will be waged in this moment.
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Preservation battles are increasingly being waged around the United States for these sites.
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A war between heaven and hell is waged over 66 issues of dramatic action.
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"The Whitney is being funded by war waged on our homeland," one protester said.
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"The Whitney is being funded by the war waged on our homeland," he said.
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In the legal battles waged so far, Trump's own statements are his worst enemy.
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"It's a real war waged against us," said Engama, who regularly receives death threats.
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Political battles are waged through contested narratives that have been centuries in the making.
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The global war that humanity waged in XCOM: Enemy Unknown was all for naught.
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Myanmar denies the accusations and has said it waged a legitimate counter-insurgency operation.
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However it is waged, this battle could be decisive for Europe's long-term future.
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In 2015 Android sort of lost the tablet war it had waged against iOS.
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Many of the restrictions on abortion are, in fact, waged against clinics and providers.
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Maduro blames Venezuela's crisis on an "economic war" waged by Washington and the opposition.
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The reason, he explained, is that battles are now being waged over truth itself.
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For 30 years, PKK fighters have waged a guerrilla war against the Turkish state.
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For about two years now, Anonymous has waged its own online war against ISIS.
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America didn't just declare war on Germany -- it waged war on German-American culture.
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He has waged war against the auto industry and the National Transportation Safety Board.
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Trump has also waged legal battles over his habit of blocking critics on Twitter.
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For decades the entertainment industry has waged a scorched-earth assault on internet pirates.
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For more than 85003 years, the U.S. government has waged the War on Drugs.
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" Senate Minority Whip Dick Durbin, D-Illinois, added: "(Sanders) has waged an amazing campaign.
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If class warfare is being waged, it is not Democrats who are the aggressors.
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It's this legislation that Akhmetshin and Veselnitskaya waged a campaign to overturn last year.
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Harry Truman waged a brutal war with the Federal Reserve in the early 85033s.
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Since then, the administration has waged a quiet media campaign to drum up support.
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MORE (D-Ill.) waged a similarly fierce campaign against each other for the presidency.
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The United States and Iran have quietly waged cyberwar for more than a decade.
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The battle between those in favor and those opposed was waged in competing newspapers.
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Their family feud is waged over the central issue of the nature of capitalism.
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Jerry Brown (D) has waged several battles with the oil and fossil fuel industries.
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America Movil has waged an aggressive campaign to shift its business toward mobile data.
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Since 2017, China has waged a coordinated hi-tech counterterrorism campaign on the Uighurs.
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Britain and France waged a second Opium War against China from 1856 to 1860.
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In the next days and weeks, I waged an internal battle to contain it.
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Sri Lanka is still recovering from a long civil war waged by Tamil separatists.
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The battle royal being waged inside you will dehydrate you more than you think.
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The two companies have waged an increasingly fierce competition to dominate the retail industry.
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The money, violence and lies waged against you are a measure of your power.
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Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia have practical, long term experience with Moscow-waged information warfare.
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The Hill: Russia waged "unprecedented" cyber campaign on U.S. voting systems, Senate report finds.
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The Communists have waged war for 48 years throughout the country's poverty-stricken countryside.
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A generational war is being waged in American politics, particularly within the Democratic Party.
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What followed next was one of the most ferocious battles man has ever waged.
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That contract is part of a trend that's changing the way wars are waged.
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The PKK has waged a 31-year campaign for greater autonomy in the region.
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A successful war must be waged simultaneously on three fronts—enforcement, treatment, and prevention.
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"We waged a war on poverty, and poverty won," Ronald Reagan lamented while president.
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Netanyahu waged a nationalistic campaign, promising to annex territory in the occupied West Bank.
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But now politics are being waged as infotainment — and all too often, mis-infotainment.
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And the eight-year political war over the law will continue to be waged.
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"The Breakthrough" is the story of this desperate war waged on a cellular level.
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Myanmar has denied nearly all allegations, saying it waged a legitimate counter-insurgency operation.
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PARIS — Louis XIV waged architecture as he waged war — with total commitment, huge resources and soldiers from his army — and his greatest architectural campaign was, of course, Versailles, the sprawling baroque palace he wrapped around his father's original hunting chateau outside Paris.
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Since assuming power almost four years ago, Xi has waged an ambitious campaign against corruption.
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It was 24 pages of hand-colored linocut illustrations depicting infamous battles waged throughout history.
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Trump has waged an unprecedented public pressure campaign on his handpicked Fed chairman, Jerome Powell.
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Security forces waged an eight-hour gun battle with insurgents before the attack was neutralized.
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It's a campaign I'm honored to have waged, and one I was shocked to lose.
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Maduro blames an "economic war" waged against his government by Washington and the country's opposition.
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For the most part, its citizens are insulated from the fights waged in their name.
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Maduro blames the situation on U.S. sanctions and an "economic war" waged by the opposition.
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After all, shadowy hackers have waged a cyberwar there for years, likely at Russia's bidding.
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The Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) has waged an insurgency against the Turkish state for decades.
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But it's how Sestak waged that campaign that has kept tensions raw with party bosses.
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Wars waged in the name of religion have slaughtered millions since the genesis of society.
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Feuds are petty, often passive aggressive, and waged over little to nothing of actual import.
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A full-on war was waged against Ice T and his record label, Warner Bros.
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A. Under Xi Jinping, Wang Qishan has waged a severe, no-nonsense fight against corruption.
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The armed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) have waged a three-decade insurgency in Turkey's southeast.
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It's an attack on the poems in "The Dream Songs" waged in Berryman's own name.
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But that doesn't mean the fight is over; that means it's half-waged at best.
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"The state of Missouri has waged political theater in order to ban abortion," Gilmore said.
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Taylor Swift has waged all out war against Spotify, teaming up with Apple Music instead.
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Any group releasing a free, high-quality tool democratizes research into how cyberattacks are waged.
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Animal rights activists, and notably PETA, have waged a constant campaign against SeaWorld for years.
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There's a new technological arms race being waged in the sneaker industry: 3-D printing.
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The U.S.-China trade war is being waged on multiple fronts, from agriculture to mining.
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Naturally, HTDW asked us to do this new record and hence the war waged onward.
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Hezbollah, together with the Lebanese army, has waged a military campaign to recapture the territory.
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Since becoming president, Donald Trump has waged a persistent disinformation campaign on the American people.
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It's a permanent state of war waged in the name of good sportsmanship, you see.
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It is also being waged in Washington, at the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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She also details the horrors of paramilitary terrorism waged by the Klan and its affiliates.
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Instead, he refused a plea deal and waged an all-out war against the charges.
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Gun control activists believe the battle for the legislature will be waged in these suburbs.
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Lamb has waged an aggressive field operation, seeking to identify supporters and persuade undecided voters.
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Arms races, though waged in the name of national security, invariably create yet more insecurity.
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The presidential election is increasingly being waged online, giving an outsized influence to Internet powerbrokers.
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The constitutional amendment was championed by a grassroots campaign largely waged by formerly incarcerated activists.
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It is undoubtedly pernicious, since it enshrines waged work as a personal and social imperative.
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In June, Democrats waged a sit-in protest against gun laws for over 24 hours.
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"But the war to be waged is not with rockets," writes conservative columnist Pat Buchanan.
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Boko Haram has waged a six-year campaign for an Islamist state in northeastern Nigeria.
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President Bashar al-Assad said Syria now faces an economic war waged through Western sanctions.
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In 220006 the USSR invaded neighboring Afghanistan and waged a nine-year war against insurgents.
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Those policies could permanently undo the anti-regulatory crusade waged 40 years ago by Mrs.
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Sleep is the next battleground on which the war for wearable health will be waged.
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She looks really sexy; wars have been waged over less impressive waist-to-hip ratios.
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The two candidates differ vastly, however, on how the fight against terrorism should be waged.
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Over the past few years, Buddhist mobs have waged deadly attacks against minority Muslim populations.
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Both districts are usually reliably Republican areas where Democrats nonetheless waged competitive campaigns in 2018.
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That's why we waged 11 crusades: to remind those people how much we love them.
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A place of innovation and invention, where a new kind of battle is being waged.
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Mr. Deripaska's companies waged an aggressive lobbying and legal campaign against the sanctions last year.
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The government of Myanmar has waged a brutal campaign against Rohingya immigrants from neighboring Bangladesh.
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A war was considered just if, among other things, it was waged in self-defense.
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Even when he waged a war against the pope, he still came out on top.
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Turkey has waged a two-year effort to have Gulen extradited from the United States.
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In the process, the Union navy waged a nasty war against southerners who supported the insurgents.
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In the 1960s, Nigeria's Igbo people waged a civil war to make Biafra a separate state.
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Screenshot: TumblrAmerica was the target of broad, state-sponsored disinformation campaigns waged through social media platforms.
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His government says the financial downturn is due to an "economic war" waged by his enemies.
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In 1991, an American-led coalition waged conventional war against Saddam Hussein's army, and won easily.
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Already, Steve Bannon's Breitbart has waged a war against Strange and thrown itself behind Moore's campaign.
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An intense pressure campaign is being waged on the sidelines, by conservative and liberal interests alike.
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The President has waged an unprecedented public pressure campaign on his handpicked Fed chairman, Jerome Powell.
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The most high-profile series of protests were waged by Adapt, a national disabilities rights organization.
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There is $7.9 billion on the line against Amazon and another $5 billion waged against Netflix.
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By the way, it would have been waged against anybody regardless of who the president nominated.
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The first holds that Ukraine and not Russia waged an information war on America's 2016 election.
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Soon enough, Mr. Bannon's allies waged a campaign against General McMaster through Breitbart News and Twitter.
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He tells him the fight against The Hand must be waged in New York, not Cambodia.
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Hamas leaders who run Gaza have waged war against Israel, exploiting their people in the process.
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He has waged two wars against Hamas in Gaza, fending off calls for a full reinvasion.
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Israel has waged three wars on Gaza since Hamas took control of the territory in 2007.
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For decades, Kashmiri separatists, some supported by banned Pakistani groups, have waged a campaign for independence.
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Over the past two years the government has waged a campaign to rein in debt levels.
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These days, cameras seem to be the primary battlefield on which that war is largely waged.
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Similarly, the Uzbek government has long waged a brutal war against Islamist insurgents in their country.
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The feud is being waged through social media, television channels, newspapers and lobbyists in the West.
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" The Republican congratulated his Democratic rival, saying that she waged "a very very hard-fought campaign.
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Deripaska later waged battles with rivals, including businessman Michael Cherney, to maintain control over his businesses.
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The militant group ARSA had waged a more ambitious attack in the early hours of Aug.
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The second, in which Britain had joined forces with the French, was waged in 1856-1860.
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The fight for party leadership was waged between two avowed progressives, one of them, Minnesota Rep.
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Past military offensives waged by the 33rd and 99th have gone largely unnoticed by the world.
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So are the consequences for black communities, where the war on drugs is most heavily waged.
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Yet targeted businesses say many short campaigns waged this decade amount to "short and distort" schemes.
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And a growing sense, as Sandberg noted, that the debate isn't being waged on the level.
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In addition to the Ahvaz Arabs, other ethnic groups in Iran have waged ethno-environmental campaigns.
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For years, Washington has waged a war on reliable energy under the auspices of environmental protection.
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Across the street from the Capitol is where the real war against Obamacare has been waged.
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In the past, short-seller imitations have waged successful campaigns against the companies concerned, she added.
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Since coming to power almost four years ago, Mr Xi has waged a campaign against corruption.
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The insurgency today is being waged less by infiltrators from Pakistan and more by local militants.
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You might have spotted that the New York Times has waged war on women's workout gear.
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Once indentured servants made money, they opted out of waged labor, and bought their own farms.
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It is another skirmish in the smoldering class war being waged on the roads of Beijing.
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I asked him about his experience documenting the battle that firefighters have waged in the area.
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Morrisey himself waged an all-out offensive against Blankenship in the final days of the race.
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George W. Bush (R-Texas) waged a fierce campaign against each other for their party's nomination.
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Maduro blames an "economic war" waged by U.S.-backed coup plotters seeking to bring him down.
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More recently, Red China and the Soviet Union waged vicious border wars in the late 1960s.
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The campaign to acquire it is waged largely on social media and on conference-panel stages.
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The decrease in fires is partly because of the war firefighters have waged against the flames.
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The ongoing propaganda campaign waged through social media such as Facebook has been just as deleterious.
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The modern news media repeatedly and vigorously waged First Amendment and open-government crusades -- for us.
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Over the past 30 years, fossil fuel companies have waged a war on addressing climate change.
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But in the early 1960s, the few Black women pushing natural looks waged an uphill battle.
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Inside Zimbabwe, his government waged a campaign of systematic land theft and eradication of white farmers.
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He and the company waged very expensive campaigns to sway investors to their point of view.
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But activists over the past few months had waged a vigorous campaign to change public opinion.
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The smoke cleared to reveal that a vagabond scholar had waged a transoceanic battle and won.
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He suspended Mr. Moyane, though the bitter, public fight to fire him is still being waged.
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Disillusioned by the war waged in their names, she waves a large American flag in protest.
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Consider that President Bill Clinton's Department of Justice waged a major war against Microsoft's market power.
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Egypt has fought an insurgency waged by an Islamic State affiliate in North Sinai since 2013.
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For decades Beijing has waged a highly successful campaign to push Taiwan out of multilateral organizations.
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The province borders Syria in a region where Kurdish militants have waged a three-decade insurgency.
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On May 14, the British waged a surprise raid, defeating the unit and killing many soldiers.
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And a secessionist group, the Baluchistan Liberation Army, has waged a low-level insurgency for years.
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Instead, we are seeing costly legal battles waged over these rules in the federal court system.
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Since coming to power in late 2012, President Xi Jinping has waged a campaign against corruption.
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Meanwhile, Texas voters find themselves at the center of intraparty fights waged at the national level.
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It waged a Cold War to defeat Communism, enhancing its claims of benevolent foreign policy leadership.
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If I had not waged a nonstop campaign, even this department trial probably wouldn't have happened.
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Two factions waged a tremendous struggle to win President Trump's heart and mind on the issue.
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But they waged a multifront battle to shape the language right up to the last minute.
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"So are the consequences for black communities, where the war on drugs is most heavily waged."
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This is on display in the campaign activists have waged to expand Social Security, for example.
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Why the revolution finally got the reception it deserved has still not entirely been sorted out, but it seems clear that a war waged from the vantage point of legal theory was bound to have a harder time than a war waged from the modern media.
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In the 1990s jihadists waged a decade-long revolt, taking refuge in the mountains near the town.
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And despite the trade war being waged by America's president, Donald Trump, exports have been surprisingly strong.
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President Maduro reportedly says that Venezuela is the victim of an economic war waged by his opponents.
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He said he cared about "Allah" and the holy war being waged by the Islamic State group.
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And a trade war waged by the United States against overseas manufacturing could upend export-based markets.
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The US has quietly waged war in the East African country for years with little public pushback.
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The first is being waged by the social platforms that trade in users' eyeballs rather than subscriptions.
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But we are locked in a culture war where battles are waged in shares, retweets, and comments.
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"I worry about tribal identity politics becoming the new norm of how politics is waged," Ryan added.
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He waged a tireless, positive campaign that could become a model for Democrats running in Republican states.
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Right-wing groups, often with political affiliations, have waged a war on dating in India for years.
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And Trump has waged war on the Republican Party establishment and bragged about not accepting donor cash.
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He reportedly waged a hunger strike two months before the start of his trial, losing 40 lbs.
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How do these three factors help us evaluate and respond to terror attacks waged by Muslim organizations?
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Lopez waged a crackdown on the Philippine mining sector shortly after taking office in June last year.
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They waged war on Iran's Houthi allies in Yemen, who had seized control of Sana'a, the capital.
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A campaign is being waged to unseat Philip Hammond, the competent chancellor, who favours a softer Brexit.
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That Turkish Kurdish group has waged a bloody fight for autonomy from Turkey since the late 33s.
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This is only the third time Trian has waged a proxy contest in its 12-year history.
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Crusades have been waged over religious mandates, not over when to give a timeout to your son.
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In response, he's waged a war on some of the country's most well-known anti-corruption institutions.
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Eritrea, formerly a province of Ethiopia, waged a 2000-year war for independence and seceded in 24.
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Maduro blames an 'economic war' waged by domestic business interests and the United States for Venezuela's woes.
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For Larrazabal, the "economic war" is in fact against the private sector rather than waged by it.
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Apple has waged a $1 billion legal battle, alleging the company has unfairly charged high chip royalties.
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Algeria waged a dirty and bloody war against jihadists that started in 1992 and lasted a decade.
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Ours is a landscape that bears the burden of human atrocities waged against other humans through war.
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The truth is that the agency can't even claim to have waged a righteous war on outlaws.
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President Richard Nixon waged a similar campaign to remove special prosecutor Archibald Cox during the Watergate crisis.
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From the modern era, the better analogy is 1980, and the fight that was waged by Sen.
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Whether that's true or not, the battle for credibility will be waged fiercely in the days ahead.
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Having staked out their turf in Flushing, the two factions have long waged a bitter ideological battle.
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The bailout funds were issued as a result of the trade wars Trump has waged with China.
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The battle was waged over great ideas, but it was won on the fields of production statistics.
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Insurance companies have waged war on the most vulnerable in our health-care system since their creation.
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Boko Haram has for years waged a campaign of beheadings, bombings and hostage-taking across northeastern Nigeria.
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The coup plotters waged airstrikes on the Parliament building, shut down bridges and seized top military commanders.
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The USS Enterprise (CVN-65), waged war around the world, from Vietnam to Afghanistan, for 51 years.
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Most important, the war must be waged against corruption wherever it occurs, not just among political enemies.
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Isabel was talking about men's and women's respective roles in a successful marriage, not about waged work.
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These AstroTurf organizations waged a concerted effort to defend the unencumbered sale of cigarettes and petro-products.
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"I know how it feels to have waged a hard-fought campaign and fall short," she said.
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As U.S. Trade Representative, he waged a fight with China in the World Trade Organization and won.
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Beginning in the late nineteen-seventies, the Sicilian Mafia waged a vicious war against the Italian state.
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TMZ broke the story ... Mary filed for divorce in July 2016 and they've waged war ever since.
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And Presidents Madison, Polk, Johnson, and Nixon waged their own illegal, undeclared wars against various foreign powers.
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In addition to their lobbying, refiners waged a public campaign to dissuade Americans from eating raw sugar.
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Democrats and activists waged a furious campaign against the bill, trying to peg Republicans as anti-privacy.
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Boko Haram insurgents have waged a decade-long war burning villages, mosques and churches in northern Nigeria.
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The result is a battle over Britain's public space, waged between local city planners and telecommunications firms.
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This weakened ISIS considerably, limiting its ability to launch the large-scale offensives it had waged previously.
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Making somewhat less sense is the long fight Antonio Brown waged on behalf of a beloved helmet.
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Once again, the United States has waged brutal counterinsurgencies guaranteed to maim, kill or displace countless civilians.
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But the Anaklia consortium, and various critics, say he has waged a thinly veiled campaign against it.
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Mr. Ianniello had figured widely in the legal battle CBS had waged against Ms. Redstone this year.
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Since then, the President has waged a brazen tour of retribution toward officials he sees as enemies.
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Instead of complying, he waged a legal battle to invalidate Mueller's authority to act as a prosecutor.
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The presidential contest was waged almost entirely in the 14 states that both parties regarded as winnable.
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Despite her numerous accomplishments, the left has waged war on the first daughter in recent weeks. Why?
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Cruz, once the great hope of social conservatives, waged a bitter primary campaign with Trump in 2016.
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Ever since that ruling, pro-government media outlets have waged a sustained campaign to discredit Judge Tuleya.
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For more than two years, Saudi Arabia and its allies have waged an economic war against Qatar.
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While U.S.-China relations dominate the headlines, there's another, quieter trade war being waged across the Atlantic.
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For months, Republicans waged a low-intensity conflict, armed with more sound bites than facts: No collusion!
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It said Iran was also responsible for allowing the plane to fly low while the battle waged.
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But a different sort of conflict, waged with bytes rather than bullets, is already being fought here.
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Throughout the nineteenth century, the tsar's army waged a prolonged campaign against guerrilla fighters in the mountains.
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In the mid-19963s, as this battle for hearts and minds was waged, effective medical treatments arrived.
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Mr Calderón, who was president from 2006 to 2012, waged a bloody war against Mexico's drug gangs.
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But the soldiers and armored carriers remind you that war is being waged only 25 miles away.
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Companies opposed to the bill waged a very public and well-funded campaign to prevent its passage.
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Before attacking Sanders on guns, Clinton waged a battle for Democratic nominee against another more progressive challenger.
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Scott Walker, a former GOP presidential hopeful who waged a fight against labor unions in his state.
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The smear campaign waged by the left is aimed at nothing less than undermining our constitutional rights.
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This year's figure is the lowest since the first half of 2013 when 72 campaigns were waged.
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Jell-O (he favored the less expensive option) could escalate into a battle waged with vicious insults.
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It has waged a seven-year battle to get regulatory agencies around the world to investigate Google.
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It was the question that waged wars among young girls across the globe: *NSYNC or Backstreet Boys?
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Adlai E. Stevenson of Illinois, who waged an unsuccessful campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination that year.
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Since then, the two sides have waged three wars and engaged in repeated tit-for-tat barrages.
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We're setting ourselves up for the same criticism we waged against our colleagues on the other side.
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Haftar waged a military campaign in Benghazi against an alliance of Islamists and other opponents that Misrata supported.
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Maduro blames an 'economic war' waged by the United States and domestic political rivals for the country's problems.
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In the war being waged in the heavy-duty truck segment, Ram came out on top in Detroit.
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New York (CNN Business)The trade war President Donald Trump has waged against China could literally turn biblical.
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State media said the army had intervened and battled the militants and waged aerial strikes on fleeing militants.
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Since assuming the presidency last May, Duterte has waged a bloody war on drugs that has killed thousands.
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An anti-satellite campaign waged with Earth-launched interceptors could leave huge swathes of space unusable for generations.
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They're fleeing a brutal campaign of executions, sexual violence and village-burning allegedly being waged by government forces.
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The two African countries waged a border war from 1998-2000 that killed tens of thousands of people.
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IL is a tool in the information war being waged over public perceptions of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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The conflict is one of several being waged by the Tatmadaw against various ethnic groups across the country.
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The battle to preserve net neutrality rules has been waged virtually since the FCC voted to unwind them.
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Despite its political woes, Lebanon has remained relatively stable considering the civil war being waged in neighboring Syria.
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He is engaged in the same struggle that Mr Lou waged, against the vast inertia of local officialdom.
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His fans have waged war against the Bollywood channel and have taken drastic measures trying to help PewDiePie.
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For decades, the PKK waged a violent insurgency inside Turkey, fighting to establish their own independent Kurdish state.
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Here's a glimpse at the expectations game waged by campaign surrogates who made the television rounds Monday morning.
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Although they initially waged war on Pakistan's perceived enemies, before long they began to wreak havoc at home.
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Taliban fighters waged a civil war against the Russian-backed government, eventually taking control of Afghanistan in 1996.
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It is the 30-year-old bipartisan class war waged against America's working class and shrinking middle class.
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Weinberg had intuited that culture wars are waged not just in hearts and minds, but also in conversation.
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For more than seven years, they have waged an unrelenting campaign to keep key positions throughout government empty.
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The backdrop: Missouri has waged an aggressive battle against abortion, banning the precedure after 8 weeks last week.
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This year a different sort of campaign is being waged, away from this corridor of red-brick terraces.
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The U.S. has waged a long-running campaign of drone strikes in Yemen targeting suspected al-Qaida members.
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Ainslie, the most successful ever Olympic sailor, waged an unsuccessful campaign for the 35th America's Cup in Bermuda.
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According to the study, the battle of the bulge is not the only war that should be waged.
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And the bias charge has also been a key part of the public relations campaign waged by Podliska.
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First, the continued national battle for immigrant rights will be waged in vastly different arenas across the country.
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Trump, who has waged a fierce, years-long campaign to discredit the special counsel, has denied any wrongdoing.
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The Czech government too has a dedicated unit to deal with an "information war" waged by Russian hackers.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping has waged a wide crackdown on corruption since taking up his post in 2013.
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America, meanwhile, has waged a diplomatic, strategic and covert struggle with Iran since the Islamic Revolution in 1979.
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Both the Philippine island of Mindanao and southern Thailand have endured long-running insurgencies waged by Muslim minorities.
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Environmental justice campaigns have to be waged at the grassroots level, in statehouses, and at the federal level.
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The shortages, he says, are the consequence of an "economic war" waged by enemies at home and abroad.
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In Lebanon, Iran helped create an Islamist force called Hezbollah, which has attacked and waged war against Israel.
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Countless wars of conquest and intrigue have waged over the centuries by kings challenged by other strong men.
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Elizabeth Warren has quietly waged a months-long, behind-the-scenes effort to put "Pocahontas" in the past.
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Today's elected leaders, heirs to the left-wing guerrillas who waged war against the state, are equally nervous.
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Earlier this year, U.S. officials disclosed that Russian hackers waged a multiyear cyberattack campaign on the energy sector.
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But, she said, the right waged a fierce disinformation battle to convince people otherwise, especially on social media.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani rejected talks on Tuesday and has said "economic war" is being waged against Iran.
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Sanctions in fact are a war waged by the United States against the Iranian working- and middle-classes.
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The president has waged a days-long onslaught of criticism directed at Cummings and the city of Baltimore.
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Trump has actively waged a campaign against the media since he began running for president in June 2015.
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Indian business tycoons Mukesh and Anil Ambani waged a war against each other in and out of court.
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As prime minister, Olmert waged war against militants in Lebanon in 2006 and the Gaza Strip in 2008.
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In the 1930s, Farnsworth waged a successful legal battle to be recognized as the inventor of electronic television.
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The Qianlong Emperor waged a vigorous campaign against the social unrest as a perceived threat to his rule.
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"For three years, he has waged a media campaign to cast discredit on my entire administration," she said.
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Various U.S. law enforcement agencies have waged periodic efforts to force manufacturers to provide some form of access.
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President Xi Jinping has waged a wider war against corruption since he came to power six years ago.
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The Panama Papers revelations came during a campaign against the use of offshore accounts waged by Poroshenko's government.
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Was it really Buriram, the steely welterweight who waged his own life in search of the great way?
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That battle will be waged largely on social media, which has become a powerful tool for frustrated riders.
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That is where the majority of this battle must be waged, among the ordinary, the powerless, the invisible.
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But even before the high-stakes clash begins, a predebate battle is being waged — over the temperature dial.
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Mr. Uderzo also waged a long legal battle with his only daughter, Sylvie Uderzo, over his literary estate.
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Viewed as a win for beef growers, it's a battle that will likely be waged throughout the country.
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Related: There's a Pointless War Being Waged on Killer Robots From the Future More is on the horizon.
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Mr. Trump, catching up on Tuesday with a campaign waged for months in his shadow, echoed those attacks.
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Ms. Nash waged a social media campaign over the summer to have Asher considered to model for OshKosh.
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Paris has battled its rodent infestation for centuries, but in 2014, the city waged a "de-ratization" campaign.
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But, this being Malibu, parents have waged their own media campaign, complete with environmental experts and celebrity advocates.
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His blast at the NFL players came as he waged a separate feud with several top NBA stars.
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U.S. companies increasingly find themselves on the front lines of geopolitical conflicts waged in cyberspace by foreign actors.
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Mostly, though, the Hobbesian war of the title feels as if it's been waged by Mr. McDonagh alone.
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The militia is an offshoot of a guerrilla group that has waged a decades-long insurgency in Turkey.
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Buddhist-majority Myanmar has denied U.N. accusations that its military waged a campaign against Rohingya with "genocidal intent".
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The endless secret wars, waged in the cover of night, in distant places where the victims are invisible.
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Political spin battles are waged online every minute, and it can be difficult to gauge who is winning.
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And it was already clear that aviation, even in its infancy, would change the way war was waged.
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He suggested the meddling attempts came as retribution for the budding trade war he has waged with Beijing.
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"They have essentially waged a pretty vicious campaign against the people without regard to civilian casualties," Votel said.
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And of course Mr. Trump has waged a Twitter war to shame American companies into moving manufacturing home.
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In addition, the president has waged an unprecedented war against Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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The charges allege that the Russians waged "information warfare" on the U.S. political system to aid Trump's campaign.
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In Return of the Jedi they waged a military operation against the Empire's technologically superior force and won.
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These agrarian communities have been ravaged by a decade-long insurgency waged by Boko Haram in Nigeria's northeast.
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But he turned into a tyrannical leader who waged a campaign of oppression and violence to maintain power.
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He waged a relentless and ultimately successful quest to win apologies from Japanese leaders for their nation's brutality.
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President Nicolas Maduro blames the crisis on an "economic war" waged by the political opposition and United States.
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But those paled in comparison with the triple-down pressure campaign the Trump administration has waged against Palestinians.
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Alongside the battle for land, sea, and air, then, a quiet war over the atmosphere was being waged.
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My family waged a regular battle over whether the garbage cans were going to be vertical or horizontal.
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But the ideologues, the ones who have waged committed war against climate science for decades, want the confrontation.
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"There's a reason this debate is being waged over videos of children opening dolls at Christmas," Mr. Richards said.
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"They waged a war on art and culture, so I decided to fight them with art," he told CNN.
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The Kremlin has waged a successful propaganda campaign, in addition to using cyberattacks to infiltrate US voting systems. Adm.
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He has hitched Alberta to a national campaign against Mr Trudeau's climate policy, waged in the name of "affordability".
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"We're setting ourselves up for the same criticism we waged against our colleagues on the other side," Murkowski said.
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But party elites' ability to prevent a campaign from being waged on this issue has been checked by Trump.
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Land & Buildings has waged campaigns for change at such companies as MGM Resorts International and New York REIT Inc.
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Rebecca Cantu (Nina Arianda) is a woman who, like Axe, has waged battles to get to her lofty position.
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Across the country, intense battles are being waged as utilities push back against the rapid spread of rooftop solar.
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The attacks come as the government of President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi faces an insurgency waged by Islamist groups.
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Trian prefers to work behind the scenes and has only waged three proxy contests since its founding in 2005.
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In the days leading up to Father's Day, a fierce battle is being waged by dads across the Internet.
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Most recently, the group waged a deadly attack on the northeastern city of Maiduguri on January 31, killing 65.
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She said Peach has waged a "pretty good propaganda effort" in the Williamsburg and Borough Park neighborhoods of Brooklyn.
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The PKK waged an armed war against the Turkish state since 0003, a conflict that's killed about 40,000 people.
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Instead, he waged war on the mainstream media, which made a convenient target for a demagogue hungry for one.
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The five powerful families that control the Moon have waged a brutal war that decimated one of their numbers.
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In fact, in elctoral terms, the war on the consensus is being most sucessfully waged by the populist right.
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Herbalife has been in the news thanks largely to a high-profile war Ackman has waged against the company.
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Mr Xi has waged his anti-corruption campaign primarily through the party's secretive disciplinary organs rather than the courts.
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The PKK has waged a three-decade insurgency for greater autonomy in the name of Turkey's 15 million Kurds.
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One thing you've seen in the American domestic political context is a war on expertise waged by elites themselves.
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Daenerys has spent the most time with her mount, and is the only one who's waged battle with him.
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Today's lines largely reflect the outcomes of two of these wars, one waged in 1948 and another in 1967.
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Nuclear-armed India and Pakistan have twice waged war over Kashmir and in February engaged in an aerial clash.
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Federalist Society lawyers have waged a long and successful campaign to redefine "free speech" to include unlimited campaign contributions.
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And a bitter battle was waged by high-powered lobbying groups trying to kill the deal with additional sanctions.
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The battle for best soundbite will be one waged with two very different strategies leading up to the event.
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Environmental groups that have waged legal battles to hold coal companies accountable for their cleanup obligations welcomed the news.
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The Taliban have waged an insurgency since a U.S.-led invasion ousted the group from power in late 2001.
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The former mayor of New York waged an unsuccessful campaign in the city to cut soda sizes in 2014.
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Democrats have taken more notice still, and have thus waged historic opposition to Trump's nominees and early agenda items.
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Pruitt, who has waged war on the EPA as Oklahoma's attorney general, is expected to be confirmed later today.
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This is often done through art and literature, which has long waged a behind-the-scenes battle against dehumanisation.
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Mike: Amazon doesn't want to pay its waged workers more money, for fear of cutting into its bottom line?
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The tech industry has waged a long campaign to preserve net neutrality rules, primarily driven by smaller, internet startups.
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But Concord hired respected American attorneys who have waged an aggressive-but-unsuccessful fight against Mueller in US courts.
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While devastating and costly battles were being waged, the USSR was drawing up its own post-WWII geopolitical map.
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Boko Haram has long waged a war against education, particularly for girls, in the northeastern part of the country.
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Under American pressure, the Pakistan Army recently waged a military campaign against the Taliban in the ungoverned border region.
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Russia has been testing new disinformation tactics in an enormous (and increasingly sophisticated) campaign waged on Facebook in Africa.
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The company waged a fierce battle for dominance in the e-book marketplace, and was badly beaten by Amazon.
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The war was waged over great ideas, but it was won, Westad argues, on the fields of production statistics.
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Israel and Hamas have waged three wars since the armed group took control of the Gaza Strip in 2007.
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But he quickly waged a campaign of oppression to consolidate his position, extinguishing the political opposition through violent crackdowns.
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Since he came to power in late 2012, President Xi Jinping has waged an aggressive campaign against official corruption.
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It was the second time in as many weeks the House has waged a floor fight over LGBT rights.
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Specifically, I wanted to ask Corkin about a secret custody war that had just been waged over Henry's brain.
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It's waged metaphorical wars on terrorism and drugs, and literal ones in Iraq and Afghanistan, to keep Americans safe.
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Trump has waged a presidential campaign that has created a disconnect with a sport striving to become more inclusive.
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But what came afterward was clearly shaped in large part by the wider political battle being waged over Islam.
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Even so, the legal war being waged between the two sides appears to be a long way from over.
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Several people were trapped inside as security forces waged a firefight and eventually regained control of the building overnight.
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"I worry about tribal identity politics becoming the new norm of how politics is waged," Ryan said in October.
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That means the battle for an open internet is increasingly being waged at the Internet Service Provider (ISP) level.
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The battle for the hearts and minds of America's Jewish future is now being waged in full public view.
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"For the last 10 days, they have waged a relentlessly negative campaign," a Biden adviser said on Wednesday night.
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Keep in mind Uber waged a bruising internal battle — including against Travis Kalanick — just to get to this point.
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Smith, the surviving Memphis sanitation worker, also says he is still fighting the battles waged in Memphis in 1968.
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The war on drugs waged by Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte has taken more than 7,000 lives since its inception.
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Last year, the United States only waged strikes in Syria after determining that more deadly sarin gas was used.
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Then, like now, a culturally polarizing Republican candidate was narrowly elected after a campaign waged atop nationalistic, identitarian appeals.
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Each new disclosure, Mr. Balson said, made him wonder what other campaigns were being waged on the social network.
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It waged a losing battle with Amazon, losing more than a billion dollars on its Nook e-book business.
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Leaders from Chiang Kai-shek to Deng Xiaoping waged "morality"-boosting campaigns to combat foreign influences on domestic politics.
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The Thread RE: RT Jim Rutenberg wrote about the new information war waged by Russia's state-run media network.
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It's a far different approach from the "war on drugs" waged during the crack-cocaine crisis of the 1980s.
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The conflict is one of several being waged by Myanmar's army, known as the Tatmadaw, against various ethnic groups.
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Ike insisted that the Cold War must be waged in a manner that avoided big deficits or spurred inflation.
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They also noted that Mr. Trump had waged his trade wars on fronts well beyond North America and China.
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And he waged his own small but determined battle for the theater as a tool of resistance and enlightenment.
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During the 1970s and 1980s, Sanders waged several third-party and independent campaigns for governor and for US Senate.
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She sort of ran into a full on smear campaign that was waged by the president's attorney, Rudy Giuliani.
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But, in a war waged by private contracting, the line between profit and profiteering can be hard to define.
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But one thing is near certain: disinformation campaigns, both domestic and foreign, will be waged on the American electorate.
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Mr. Netanyahu waged an Ahab-like struggle against the nuclear pact from before its inception during the Obama administration.
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This year 24 new ones have floated—an exception to the economic war Mr Trump has waged against China.
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In the early '60s, many women on the front lines felt that there were bigger battles to be waged.
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Cooks at McDonalds and drivers at gig companies such as Uber and Lyft also waged historic strikes this year.
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Microsoft has waged a legal battle with Strontium since suing it in a Virginia federal court in summer 2016.
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An Egyptian official who also asked not to be identified confirmed electronic warfare was being waged in the Sinai.
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For over 30 years, the artist has waged a conceptual battle against the murky ethics of the art world.
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It recently waged a six-week strike at General Motors that idled the automaker, costing an estimated $2.9 billion.
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Tim Ryan (D-Ohio) — who waged an unsuccessful bid for her job after the election — who want a change.
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Diyarbakir is the main city in Turkey's largely Kurdish southeast, where Kurdish militants have waged a three-decade insurgency.
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The group's fighters have since waged a campaign of kidnapping, killing and bomb attacks targeting civilians and security forces.
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He said the previous CFPB regime waged an ideological crusade against lenders spurred by Warren's constant criticism of banks.
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Politicians, commentators, influencers and the media on the right have waged a war against Muslims that has become normalized.
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The results of the disinformation campaign waged by Exxon and other fossil fuel companies have been infuriating and tragic.
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Republicans have waged their seven-year war against Obamacare on behalf of a remarkably small number of aggrieved Americans.
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Like many of the generation who waged that conflict, Calrissian did not then go easily into a quiet retirement.
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Maduro blames Venezuela's crisis on an "economic war" he says is waged by Washington, greedy businessmen and coup-mongers.
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American officials have waged a bitter battle with Russia after accusing Moscow of meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
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Chapo waged bloody wars against rival traffickers, and was accused of personally torturing and executing at least three men.
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This struggle was largely waged on screen, in shows and films that were subject to varying degrees of government involvement.
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Qualcomm faces a daunting number of challenges, including a potential takeover battle waged by the spurned son of its founder.
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It has waged a five-decade war against the government, engaging in bombings, kidnappings, extortion and sabotage of oil pipelines.
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This large self-portrait commands our attention through the battle being waged within the gaze it demands of the viewer.
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Since then, authorities have waged a sweeping crackdown on dissent, jailing thousands of Islamists as well as prominent secular activists.
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Ankara sees the group as an extension of a Kurdish group that has waged a decades-long insurgency inside Turkey.
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These contests mirror the battle for the future of the Democratic Party in New York state being waged between Gov.
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The Maoists waged an insurgency against the monarchy from 1996 to 2006 in which more than 17,000 people were killed.
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In the time that battle was waged, Barcelona built two superblocks and is in the midst of implementing five more.
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At CNBC's panel on Friday, VTB Bank Chief Executive Andrey Kostin said a "trade war" was being waged against Russia.
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Later in the day, Cup veterans Phil Mickelson and Sergio Garcia waged an epic battle, with 19 birdies between them.
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Then waged labor outside the house became the norm and fathers were the ones more likely to take these jobs.
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Maduro says his country is the victim of an "economic war" waged by opposition businessmen with the support of Washington.
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Pro-independence rebels in Papua have waged a low-level conflict for decades, raising major concerns over security at Grasberg.
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The best feuds are an escape from the necessary and tiring battles being waged for human decency around the world.
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Ahok had been popular, having waged war on Jakarta's corrupt and idle bureaucrats and laboured manfully to improve its infrastructure.
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The President said he also called Clinton Wednesday and expressed admiration for the strong campaign she waged throughout the country.
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The rebels of the Kurdistan Workers&apos Party, or PKK, have waged a three-decade long insurgency in southeast Turkey.
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To make matters worse, DeVos has repeatedly supported Republicans who have waged war against climate change and evidence-based education.
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The PKK has waged a three-decade insurgency against the Turkish state to push for Kurdish autonomy in the southeast.
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As Kesha's legal battles have waged on, she has drawn public support from fellow artists, including Adele and Taylor Swift.
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Xi has waged war against deep-rooted corruption since taking office five years ago, punishing hundreds of thousands of officials.
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For each game that ended, there was another still waiting to be waged, on a different stage with different characters.
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Then there was the time Cuban called O'Leary an idiot, and when Barbara Corcoran and Cuban waged war against Greiner.
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Republicans have waged a successful campaign of disinformation and, allied with the religious right, oppose absolutely everything supported by liberals.
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Duterte promised to vigorously combat the problem and has waged a bloody campaign against the drug trade since taking office.
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Ankara views the YPG Kurdish militia in northern Syria as terrorists linked to a Kurdish insurgency being waged inside Turkey.
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Government officials waged fruitless attempts to free him and others, the most high-profile example being the Iran-Contra affair.
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The SNB has waged a long campaign to weaken the franc, whose high value weighs on Switzerland's export-reliant economy.
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Maduro blames the country's problems on an economic war waged by the opposition and business leaders, with help from Washington.
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In the months after she confronted him, the Trumps waged a war of lurid headlines in the New York tabloids.
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It was always clear to me that Ferrante's battle against notoriety was waged, in a sense, for all of us.
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The PKK has waged a three-decade insurgency in Turkey's largely Kurdish southeast that has left some 40,000 people dead.
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Kemp is promising some shock and awe in the war being waged among the characters in her popular Starz drama.
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Ankara sees the Syrian Kurdish fighters as indistinguishable from the Kurdish PKK movement that has waged an insurgency inside Turkey.
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That raid took place at the height of the war waged between Gaza militants and the Israeli military in Gaza.
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It's about time ideological battles were waged on the gridiron instead of within the namby-pamby realm of intellectual debate.
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Rather than embrace corruption, he waged a relentless campaign to extirpate it from his administration and from government more broadly.
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Israel occupied southern Lebanon from 1982 to 2000 and in 2006 it waged a month-long war against Hezbollah there.
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The president has consistently waged against the investigation, describing it as a "witch hunt" and denying any allegation of collusion.
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William Proxmire (D-Wis.) who waged war on NASA from the early days of Apollo to the newly-elected Rep.
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The second problem with this political war being waged on the FBI is that it is simply grounded in falsehoods.
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For more than a year, they waged an intense behind-the-scenes campaign to strengthen Holmes's appreciation for free speech.
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Mulvaney has said the previous CFPB regime waged an ideological crusade against lenders spurred by Warren's constant criticism of banks.
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They're also at the center of a nationwide legal battle being waged by a Texas supplements company called Outlaw Laboratory.
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In 2014, Ken Cuccinelli, who had just waged a campaign for governor in Virginia, slapped the group with a lawsuit.
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Freeport's Grasberg mine has been dogged by security concerns for decades over the low-level conflict waged by the rebels.
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President Xi Jinping has waged a far-reaching campaign against corruption, targeting sectors from the military to state-owned enterprises.
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They often find themselves taking the heat for protesting loudly about the company they have waged a financial bet against.
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Morse says he sees little evidence the Trump administration has engaged in the kind of petro-diplomacy Obama's deputies waged.
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Democratic attorneys general have waged their own legal wars on the Trump administration's travel ban, regulatory rollbacks, and family separations.
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Maduro blames the problems on an "economic war" waged against his government by the opposition with the help of Washington.
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But he quickly waged a campaign of oppression to shore up his authority, extinguishing the political opposition through violent crackdowns.
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Hungarian-born billionaire George Soros is denouncing a propaganda campaign waged against him by the government in his native country.
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Bizarrely, oil production in Libya continues despite a vicious civil war being waged on the outskirts of the capital, Tripoli.
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Intelligence reports have concluded that Russia waged a hacking and influence campaign last year aimed partially at helping elect Trump.
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The question that remains is, of course, whether a war can be waged without the commander in chief's full engagement.
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The parents and grandparents of today's young black protesters largely waged the battle for civil rights in courtrooms and churches.
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In the months before Michael's parole violation, Karen and Bree had waged a battle rooted in a strong mutual dislike.
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Since then, the two sides have waged an all-out war in which Mr. Erdogan has had the upper hand.
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In the 1980s, Vice President Al Gore's wife, Tipper Gore, waged war on the sometimes rough truth of hip hop.
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Upon assuming power in late 2012, Xi has waged war on deep-seated corruption, with dozens of senior officials imprisoned.
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But much of the Old City, where the last and the bloodiest battles were waged, is still in complete ruin.
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The first was being waged by Netscape Communications, the company responsible for the first widely used web browser, Netscape Navigator.
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Since the 13th century, the US has waged war in the name of morality against any material it considers obscene.
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China has also detained a Hong Kong resident on the mainland and waged a massive propaganda campaign against the protesters.
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Mehta's order against Trump also underscores the difficult legal battle the president has waged by suing to block the subpoenas.
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President Nicolas Maduro blames the crisis on an "economic war" being waged against his government by businesspeople and foreign governments.
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Myanmar denies the allegation and has said it waged a legitimate counter-insurgency operation after Muslim militants attacked security posts.
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This California law mandates the reclassification of certain workers formerly classified as independent contractors so that they're considered waged employees.
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We can only hope so, because the battle against genuine authoritarian threats needs to be waged consistently, credibly and persuasively.
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The president has long waged that war by tweet, but his new attorney general is poised to professionalize the fight.
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The fight is being waged over the airwaves in South Carolina in the final hours leading up to the primary.
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"The Trump administration has taken an aggressive approach to the economic war China has waged against America," Mr. Bannon said.
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Her paternal great-grandfather fought in a Union Army regiment that waged fierce battles near Richmond during the Civil War.
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On issues including climate change and net neutrality, Markey has been at the forefront of fights waged by the left.
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Such NIMBY battles are being waged in almost every big city, but they are especially acute along the West Coast.
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Competitors like Texas International, Braniff and Continental waged four years of litigation before Southwest Airlines could make its first flight.
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He has waged war on the institutions of democracy from the beginning, and I think in a very corrosive way.
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The effort borrows its strategy from a campaign that student activists connected to the Immokalee workers waged against Taco Bell.
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In response, Chambers and Kam waged a very public battle against revenge pornography, which they documented on their YouTube channel.
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Later he waged a smear campaign against H.R. McMaster on the grounds that the national security adviser was anti-Israel.
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Mr. Maduro attributes the country's problems to what he calls an economic war waged against Venezuela by the United States.
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And his first wife and third wife waged a public war of words over who was really his first lady.
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Growing up, he had a front row seat as the Gallo's waged a war for control of the Colombo family.
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A battle over funding is being waged by environmental activists against museums that accept money from oil and gas companies.
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In recent months, Flynn changed lawyers and has waged a campaign to portray himself as a victim of malicious prosecutors.
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Meders has waged several unsuccessful appeals in state and federal courts, claiming that his legal team was provided ineffective assistance.
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Trump's administration — which has waged a widespread campaign to roll back environmental regulations and protections — had hinted this was coming.
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And I see in Lee a traitor who waged war against the United States in defense of the indefensible, slavery.
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At times, candidates waged a bidding war to show liberal activists their plan was the most audacious -- and even expensive.
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People were friendly on the street but angry in their heads; they chatted amiably in person but waged war online.
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The biggest hurdle to widespread lidar adoption is an economic one, and that is where the battle is being waged.
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Over three bombastic seasons so far, "Dirilis: Ertugrul" (Resurrection: Ertugrul) has described medieval campaigns waged by Turks against Christian enemies.
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"The Trump administration is just another step in a 40-year attack that's been waged against unions," Ms. Henry said.
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A vicious battle is being waged on Capitol Hill over legislation that would reauthorize federal funding for school meal programs.
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Socialist President Nicolas Maduro blames the strife on an economic war waged by the United States and other capitalist powers.
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America's support to the YPG in Syria strengthens Kurdish insurgents that have waged a decades-long military campaign against Turkey.
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Every year, hundreds of small battles are waged, and most of them are "won" tactically with acceptable collateral civilian damage.
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Cost of College For the past eight years, the Obama administration has waged a battle against predatory for-profit colleges.
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Mr. Harper, first elected in 2006, waged cultural warfare on Muslims and used every opportunity to tie terrorism to Muslims.
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Both states are often targeted by terror group Boko Haram, which has waged a war of carnage in northern Nigeria.
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First, Buttigieg would presumably rely upon the same body of experts who have waged the forever war without much success.
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" Mitchell continued, "Senator Warren and Senator Sanders have both shaped the ideological terrain on which this campaign is being waged.
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"Senator Warren and Senator Sanders have both shaped the ideological terrain on which this campaign is being waged," Mitchell said.
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The campaign was among the most divisive waged in Britain with accusations of lying and scare-mongering on both sides.
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At the same time, the C.I.A. has been central to America's secret wars waged in the years since the Sept.
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Since then, Vaz has cycled through six different prime ministers as he and Pereira's party waged a bitter power struggle.
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But when Mr. Bush waged a disastrous war in Iraq, he discredited his freedom agenda for a generation, and counting.
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Those peaceful protests simply fizzled out without achieving any political change after the government waged a slow war of attrition.
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Mr. Zhao waged a legal fight that took him all the way to China's top court, the Supreme People's Court.
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And the battle over the memory of 1989 is now a global one, waged in classrooms, in print and online.
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In 2016, National Amusements waged a legal battle and took back control of Viacom after ousting its CEO Philippe Dauman.
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Kenya's boosted efforts against radicalization were sparked by a series of attacks in 2014 and 2015 waged by al Shabaab.
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What I am suggesting is that the battles waged by liberalism have drifted far away from their old egalitarian intentions.
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The crews of the tinclads and the other gunboats waged a deadly game of whack-a-mole along the western rivers.
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Above all, there is a fight against Mr. Trump, which will be waged by both Mr. Cruz and the mainstream candidates.
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Maduro blames Venezuela's crisis on an "economic war" that he says is being waged by Washington, greedy businessmen and coup-mongers.
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Mistry, who maintains he was illegally ousted as chairman, has for weeks waged a public war against the company and Tata.
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Obama also called Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton and "expressed admiration for the strong campaign she waged throughout the country," Earnest said.
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Turkey says the YPG is indistinguishable from the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), which has waged a 34-year insurgency in Turkey.
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Neither side has any interest in seeing conflicts waged on the Internet break out into a shooting war between nuclear superpowers.
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Luxury owners have long waged a battle against what they say are free riders cashing in on their exclusivity and branding.
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Syria's army and its allies have waged an offensive across central and eastern Syria backed by Russian air and missile power.
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Over the last month, artists and fans waged a grassroots war to stop Orwellian surveillance technology from invading live music events.
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He waged war on al Qaeda's Syrian wing, the Nusra Front, breaking with the movement's global leader, al-Zawahri, in 2013.
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Ankara sees the YPG as an extension of the outlawed Kurdish PKK which has waged a decades-long insurgency inside Turkey.
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It waged a guerrilla war from 1977 to 1992 before laying down its guns, but took up arms again in 2012.
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Complicating matters for Wallace is the fact that Trump has waged war against some of the anchor's colleagues at Fox News.
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The PKK, designated a terrorist group by Turkey and its allies, has waged a three-decade insurgency in Turkey&aposs southeast.
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Maduro has said that Venezuela is the victim of an "economic war" waged by political adversaries and fueled by U.S. sanctions.
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Over the past few weeks, Trump has waged a public campaign against the intelligence community, accusing it of leaks and misinformation.
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So here's a look at some of the biggest battles being waged in the services wars and the companies behind them.
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It's usually framed as a particularly resourceful revenge, an extreme "scorched-skin" campaign waged against a unfaithful or abusive male partner.
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President Nicolas Maduro says the country is victim of an "economic war" waged by opposition businesses with the support of Washington.
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The film follows the trial of Hulk Hogan versus Gawker, while talking about the general war being waged against the press.
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At the same time, a woman waged a bomb-and-gun attack at the Ayatollah Khomeini mausoleum south of the city.
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Marwyn will play an important advisory role in the upcoming war that's going to be waged against the invading Night King.
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Lincoln encouraged his team to put aside their animosity toward him and each other while the Civil War was being waged.
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The centrists' economic fight waged by National Economic Council director Gary Cohn and others will get easier but it's not over.
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Ankara sees the YPG as an extension of the outlawed Kurdish PKK which has waged a decades-long insurgency at home.
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The two schemes could fuel a "continuous churn of low waged workers with limited access to support or rights," it said.
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Roosevelt's coalition combined both Brandeisians and Bull Moosers, who waged a fierce intraparty battle over how Democrats should manage the economy.
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Coalition aircraft waged the strikes against ISIS, which could be among the deadliest that have been carried out against the group.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping has waged a far-reaching campaign against corruption, targeting sectors from the military to state-owned enterprises.
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The CIA has waged its own public relations campaign for Haspel, releasing an extensive biography and tweeting support for her nomination.
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In fact, the opposition lawmaker had waged a long, hard battle for one of the most coveted posts in British politics.
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They made it clear that they associate Lee's efforts to promote conservative policies with the political attacks waged by outside groups.
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The Russian interference with the 2016 election has been called the most efficient information operation ever waged by the Russian government.
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Instead, he wants Republicans to stay focused on the culture war he waged in 2016 with immigration as its focal point.
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Riyadh and Tehran are locked in a decades-long struggle for supremacy that is being waged in several countries, including Yemen.
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Picture a three-year-old tug of war waged across the globe that leaves both sides wobbly and scarred but unmoved.
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Subsequently, Sri Lanka waged a war so effective that the Tamil Tigers now exists only in memories and a few websites.
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These tariffs are being waged against traditional products and materials – agricultural and consumer products, as well as building and manufacturing materials.
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The way the war is waged has systematically choked civilians by making less food available and affordable to millions of people.
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In preparation, the Islamic Republic has for months waged a charm to bring foreign investors to the Tehran Stock Exchange (TSE).
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Uber waged a long campaign for cash fares in Mexico where roughly 60 percent of the population lacks a bank account.
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The keeping of insects faded during the 1950s and '60s, when Mao Zedong waged war on traditions deemed bourgeois and retrograde.
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Since 2012, Chick-fil-A has tried to separate itself from political and cultural battles waged by the right and left.
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Moscow has waged two wars against separatists in its predominantly Muslim region since the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991.
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It's evident that despite the nonstop anti-Trump war waged by countless forces, the president and his policies remain considerably popular.
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And their confusion and anger are adding another volatile element to an election being waged over questions of fairness and equality.
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Anonymous and other hacking groups have waged campaigns to take down ISIS social media pages and otherwise hamper communications among members.
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Microsoft has waged a years-long battle with Fancy Bear over phishing sites sites that appear to be legitimate Microsoft sites.
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The lengthy legal battle with Chevron has been waged in several countries and was documented in "Crude," a 2009 documentary film.
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Under the Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein, Iran and Iraq had waged an almost decade-long war of attrition during the 1980s.
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The U.S. intelligence community said last January that Russia waged an influence operation against the 2202 election, which Moscow has denied.
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Mr. Díaz-Canel, 58, was not yet born when the Castro brothers waged their guerrilla war from the Sierra Maestra mountains.
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Luxury owners have long waged a battle against what they see as free riders cashing in on their exclusivity and branding.
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The militants have waged an insurgency in Somalia since 2006, expanding their operations across the border after the 2011 mission began.
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No battles will be waged over this building, which is not protected by landmark status: Everyone knows it is a goner.
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During the country's civil war, from 1980 to 1992, an American-backed government waged a scorched-earth campaign against leftist guerrillas.
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He has consistently expressed scorn for the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq waged by Mr. Obama and President George W. Bush.
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Early in his administration, he offered amnesty to members of the Communist Party of Thailand, which had waged a jungle insurgency.
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Other countries, including Iran and China, have already demonstrated advanced capabilities for cyberwarfare, including influence operations waged over social media platforms.
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The taxi industry has waged several battles across Europe with the U.S. company, which it accuses of undermining its business model.
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The campaign is waged with drones and 2190 U.S. troops spread across small bases, in cooperation with 20,000 African Union peacekeepers.
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The government has blamed the collapse on an "electromagnetic attack" waged by the United States and terrorist acts from the opposition.
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In the face of a malicious smear campaign waged by the president and his allies, she showed professionalism, courage, and patriotism.
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Then the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah fought a war with Israel, and waged another in Syria, as the Lebanese government watched.
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But at least American social media companies are cracking down on the disinformation campaigns currently being waged by the Chinese government.
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For years, the Anglophone separatist movement was largely waged from abroad by activists who fled the country during protests decades ago.
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Tech companies and trade groups have waged a furious, multipronged lobbying campaign to shut down, or at least weaken, the legislation.
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Mr. Maduro insists that the country's problems are the result of an "economic war" waged against it by the United States.
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Ms. Smith had waged a long and public battle with the disease, which was diagnosed when she was in her 20153s.
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But he has a suspicion: because of a shareholder rights battle he waged against a troubled company whose stock he owned.
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Mr. Laufer "waged a war of terror against this mosque," Richard A. Brown, the Queens district attorney, said in a statement.
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Since Trump came into office, his administration has waged a relentless assault on programs that keep our nation safe and healthy.
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The decision to derail the Doha discussion is consistent with an emerging pattern of economic warfare being waged by Saudi Arabia.
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Turkey says those forces are terrorists because of their ties to Kurdish militants who have waged a long insurgency in Turkey.
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The two groups have waged many battles against insurers over what they see as low physician payments for emergency room visits.
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The vast irrepressible freedom and openness here and the magnitude of the stars belies the range war that was waged here.
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In response to this modest proposal, health-care associations waged an enormous lobbying and public relations campaign to defeat these reforms.
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That's still less than the $6 trillion that we've spent on almost two decades of endless wars waged since 9/11.
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And I believe that that this is a political tactic being waged by Donald Trump, because he obviously perceives a threat.
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The company waged an assault against the bill, which was being considered during a special legislative session called by Texas Gov.
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Seeking a fifth term in office, he has waged a nationalistic campaign, promising to annex territory in the occupied West Bank.
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He has already signaled he'll weaponize the results, targeting those who ordered the investigation and Democrats he says waged political warfare.
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The coup de grâce is the very open and public "Game of Thrones"-esque mêlée being waged at the White House.
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Fusion GPS also waged a court battle over subpoenas from the House Intelligence Committees over the firm's bank records last year.
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Since then, the authorities have waged an extensive crackdown on Islamists, arresting and detaining thousands and leveling harsh sentences against them.
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Besides disinformation campaigns waged during the 2016 election, Russian state-sponsored hackers have also infiltrated parts of America's critical national infrastructure.
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Throughout the years, White House administrations have waged wars on various domestic issues: from slavery to alcohol to drugs to obesity.
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This weekend's event in Belfast pales in comparison to the struggle being waged between contenders for McGregor's newly won lightweight title.
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We know that Hitler set himself up as a tyrant, launched a cataclysmic war, and waged a campaign of genocidal slaughter.
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It issued a statement through the Amaq Agency, which is linked to the group, saying its fighters had waged both the attacks.
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Ted Cruz, roughly a year after the two men waged a deeply personal and ugly primary fight for the Republican presidential nomination.
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Charney stayed on as a consultant to American Apparel after his firing, and waged a legal battle for control of the company.
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The Predators kept Miller busy early, but the game started with little emotion considering that the teams waged a tight battle recently.
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The battle against the pipeline, waged in the name of wildlife, indigenous peoples and the planet, feels to Albertans like character assassination.
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Under Harper, the Canadian government waged a steady attack on science and data the administration deemed unnecessary or unhelpful to its agenda.
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Since assuming office three years ago, Chinese President Xi Jinping has waged war against corruption that has brought down several senior officials.
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It's clear there's a class war being waged up in the sky, and anyone who's ever flown in coach probably knows that.
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Gawker Media later waged something of its own public relations campaign, highlighting its sites' often-lauded (if controversial and occasionally reviled) journalism.
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The battle over Stone Mountain is just one of many being waged over state-sanctioned use of Confederate symbols across the South.
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The race for 2020, regardless of the national mood in which a majority opposes the President, will be waged in those states.
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But President Nicolas Maduro says he is the victim of an "economic war" waged by the country's elite and the U.S. government.
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Ankara regards the YPG as a terrorist group aligned with Kurdish militants who have waged an insurgency in southeast Turkey since 1984.
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"All right, that was pretty well-orchestrated," said Cruz, a Republican U.S. senator from Texas who waged a bitter campaign against Trump.
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Since then, authorities have waged a fierce crackdown against the Islamist group, as well as secular and other critics of the government.
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T.J. Rodgers, the company's founder and former CEO, has waged a battle against Cypress Semiconductor, upset by the actions of the board.
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Saudi Arabia, fearing the rise of a Hizbullah-like group in Yemen, has waged a poorly run campaign against the Shia Houthis.
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FABER: SOME PEOPLE SAY HEINZ, WHERE YOU ONCE OF COURSE WAGED A PROXY FIGHT AND HAD BOARD SEATS, HAS CUT TOO MUCH.
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She also suggested that "a game-of-thrones political war" was waged among the company's upper-management, leading to chaos everywhere else.
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Proponents say plastic bags kill wildlife, pollute oceans and cause litter, and that the campaign is being waged by plastic bag companies.
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Every four years since 1972, top presidential campaign aides have met for a polite discussion of the fierce battle they just waged.
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The autonomy-seeking PKK has waged a three-decade insurgency in southeast Turkey, home to most of the country's 15 million Kurds.
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Religious leaders in Algeria, Libya and Palestine waged jihads against their French, Italian and British overlords in the 19th and 20th centuries.
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At trial, the government told a story about a vengeful ex-employee who waged a campaign of terror against his former workplace.
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She fears that a war is being waged against female-to-female love and that lesbian identity is fighting for its life.
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The PKK, considered a terrorist group by the United States and Europe, has waged a three-decade insurgency against the Turkish state.
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The Polisario Front, which says the territory belongs to ethnic Sahrawis, waged a guerrilla war until a U.N.-brokered ceasefire in 1991.
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Determined to crush the Guatemalan insurgency, General Ríos Montt intensified the scorched-earth campaign that had been waged by his predecessor, Gen.
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The Excalibur Estate dates back to the 1940s and now faces demolition, despite a fierce preservation battle waged by campaigners and residents.
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No battle for the online future of India is more intense than the one now being waged in e-commerce (see article).
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Busy marketplaces and residential areas have been frequently targeted during a campaign waged by Syria and Russia since the end of April.
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What we're seeing now are just the opening strategic moves in a battle that will be waged for many years to come.
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Turkey says the YPG is an extension of the outlawed PKK movement that has waged a decades-long insurgency in southeast Turkey.
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For three years, he waged a fierce legal battle to get the real-estate mogul to make good on an unpaid bill.
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Sanders waged a tough primary campaign against Clinton last year, presenting himself as a progressive alternative to the former secretary of State.
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T.J. Rodgers, the company's founder and former CEO, has waged a battle against Cypress Semiconductor, upset at the actions of the board.
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TV Azteca has waged an aggressive campaign to reduce its debt in recent years, and the dispute took some investors by surprise.
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The government blames the problems on an economic war waged by the opposition and business leaders, with a helping hand from Washington.
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Activist investor Carl Icahn waged a successful proxy battle in 2005 but was never successful in his push to save the company.
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Since Rodrigo Duterte was elected president of the Philippines last June, he has waged a brutal crackdown on drug dealers and addicts.
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The Provisional IRA waged an insurgency against British rule in Northern Ireland until 1998 in which more than 3,600 people were killed.
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It's these kinds of ideas that proponents say a basic income unlocks—that life freed from waged labor engenders more, fuller life.
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The auction was a dramatic climax to a transatlantic bidding battle waged since February, when Comcast gate-crashed Fox's takeover of Sky.
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Countless Republicans have waged this war over the last decade, but its battle strategy was the brainchild of one man: Lamar Smith.
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But a new book shows how corporations waged a two century-long campaign to win nearly the same rights as ordinary people.
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And its mission was successful for the simple fact that Moscow was deterred — and World War III never had to be waged.
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Backed by Algeria, and with support from Cuba and other socialist countries, the Polisario Front waged a 16-year war against Morocco.
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They waged social media campaigns to inform migrants of their rights if ICE approached them, canvassed immigrant neighborhoods, and handed out flyers.
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Wars are waged by coherent enemy forces and end, if not in victory, at least when both sides are on their knees.
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European history provides some solace to Arabs: before the continent united, it waged wars even bloodier than those the Arabs are enduring.
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The New York Times has collected a comprehensive list of his Twitter insults (often waged against journalists), which simply boggles the mind.
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Yet the E.U. is an extraordinary achievement, a voluntary union of nations whose histories include some of the bloodiest wars ever waged.
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Demonstrating that racism extended beyond the South, Trillin wrote about the successful battle whites waged against integration in Denver schools in 1969.
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The PKK has waged a separatist insurgency against the state since 1984 and some 40,000 people have been killed in the conflict.
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And that a sophisticated government waged an effective propaganda campaign that relied on a long-existing chauvinism of white Germanic Christian superiority.
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"The parties have waged an epic battle, under extremely restricted deadlines, to litigate and try this historic vertical merger case," wrote Leon.
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And in 1991 she coined the term "nuts and sluts" to describe the campaign Clarence Thomas supporters waged to discredit Anita Hill.
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Ankara sees the PYD as an extension of the outlawed Kurdish PKK, which has waged a three-decade insurgency on Turkish soil.
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Well that is part of the campaign waged by some Trump supporters to delegitimize Mueller and in turn protect Trump from impeachment.
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The unions that represent postal workers have waged a months-long campaign opposing privatization, and business groups didn't support the idea either.
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This week, the world's least threatening war was waged between Microsoft and Slack, which now offer two competing enterprise workplace collaboration products.
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The PKK, which has waged a decades-long insurgency, is linked with another bomb attack in Ankara in February that killed 29.
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A Western plan to divide what became modern Turkey failed after Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, the country's founder, waged war against the occupiers.
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Dorsey reportedly waged a whisper campaign against Williams within Twitter in an attempt to shake the board's confidence in him, Bilton wrote.
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Boko Haram has waged an insurgency in northeastern Nigeria since 2009 in its attempt to create an Islamic state in the region.
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Turkey fears that advances by the YPG in northern Syria will inflame the three-decade insurgency, waged by the PKK, at home.
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Bin Salman said in May that the kingdom would make sure any future struggle between the two countries "is waged in Iran".
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Icahn waged an unsuccessful break-up campaign against Time Warner in 2006, when Bewkes was the No. 2 executive at the company.
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Ankara views the YPG militia as an extension of the PKK that has waged an insurgency on Turkish soil for three decades.
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But Fox News is painting this as a much larger war, waged by liberals and the media, to take away people's guns.
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In fact, it's not even obvious that the "roaches" have waged any sort of violence toward the nation that's currently slaughtering them.
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A high-stakes lobbying and public relations battle is being waged between the government of Turkey and a single man, Fethullah Gulen.
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But because the NRA waged a campaign on net neutrality, it's likely the NRA thinks Pai can "affect its interests," Shaub said.
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" Much of the team's equal pay battle has been waged on social media, which Rapinoe admits she probably thinks about "too much.
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Such a blockade would represent a major escalation in the judicial wars that have been waged since the 1980s, our reporter observes.
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They have waged bitter political battles over that for some two years now, with no sign of agreement emerging on the horizon.
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After he won the election, Mr. Duterte waged an antidrug campaign that has led to thousands of deaths, provoking an international outcry.
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Accordingly, successive American presidents have waged lawless wars in the East; poring over "kill lists," they have ordered extrajudicial executions by drones.
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From then until his death in 2013, Mr. Chávez waged war on Venezuelan institutions and civil society, hollowing out his country's democracy.
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Tubman waged her battle against slavery as an Underground Railroad agent and abolitionist, as well as a Civil War spy and nurse.
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The group has waged brutal attacks that have displaced thousands of families and forced even some Taliban fighters to seek government protection.
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Maduro has long sought an end to what he calls an economic war being waged against his government by the United States.
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He has previously waged campaigns at Nestlé, Yahoo, Baxter International and Sotheby's, many of which entailed months of bruising public-relations battles.
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But much of the Saudi campaign against the Houthis has been waged from the air, with mixed results and heavy civilian casualties.
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In 22020 Russia seized and annexed Crimea from neighboring Ukraine and for six years has waged a simmering war in eastern Ukraine.
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Such targeted violence has led many clerics — even those appalled by the bloodshed waged in the name of Islam — to keep quiet.
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G.B.T. policies, wars waged under false pretenses, stealing a Supreme Court seat and obstructing almost every single action of the Obama administration?
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Lawsuits also could be waged over an attempt by five states in the 1970s to rescind their initial support for the amendment.
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The battles about hate speech shouldn't be waged at the Trademark Office, decided by those who have no connections to our communities.
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Mr. Knight is facing a rematch challenge from Bryan Caforio, a lawyer who waged a spirited campaign to unseat him in 2016.
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In some cases, it is not always clear that Mr. Trump understands the nuances of each smaller battle waged on his behalf.
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This time, prominent intellectuals, actresses, Instagram stars and sports figures waged social media campaigns to urge people to vote for Mr. Rouhani.
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They also know that American workers waged a long hard battle for decent wages, safe workplaces, job security, and better retirement benefits.
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Nor is it news that the so-called "war on drugs" waged by the federal government has proven an absolute, abject failure.
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The Idlib offensive being waged by the Syrian army threatens the synchronized strategy of Russia, Turkey and Iran for ending the conflict.
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The selection encouraged Republicans who admire General McMaster and waged a behind-the-scenes campaign to persuade Mr. Trump to select him.
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The attack, which also left dozens of militants dead, was waged in the town of Chinagodrar, on Niger's troubled border with Mali.
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Bernie Sanders for years has waged a lonely Senate battle for legislation to create a single-payer, government-run health care system.
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Since his election, he has remained against gay marriage, the frontier on which the L.G.B.T. fight was waged over the last decade.
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Mr. Nixon and Mr. Clinton both were privately distraught over facing impeachment even as they waged vigorous public battles to defend themselves.
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All three drugs have been the subject of court filings, but the biggest fights have been waged over midazolam and vecuronium bromide.
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Ankara brands the YPG a security threat because of links to the Kurdish PKK which has waged a long insurgency inside Turkey.
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He waged a war against the "globalists" in the White House he accused of plotting to subvert the president&aposs nationalist agenda.
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Such a blockade would represent a major escalation in the judicial wars that have been waged in the Senate since the 1980s.
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And even after all of the attacks that the president and the republican-majority GOP have waged, the ACA is still strong.
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Those specks in the sky will be presidential candidates streaking toward the battleground states where the 28500 campaign will actually be waged.
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Since GOP senators failed to pass last week a "skinny" bill repealing parts of ObamaCare, Trump has waged a public pressure campaign.
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Boko Haram fighters who have waged a decade-long war in the region regularly attack such camps with gunmen and suicide bombers.
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He too waged a campaign of belief and demonstrated how the appeal of hope and change would translate into dollars and votes.
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Young adult readers are going to appreciate it: a powerful tale about real women who waged war against the Nazis, and won.
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The attacks spiked again after President Trump waged a trade war with Beijing and reneged on the Iran nuclear deal last year.
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Walmart, which waged a brutal price war to become the top U.S. grocery seller, recently launched its own self-driving car project.
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So in a way, it's liberating to know that, to know that the struggle is ongoing and has to be continually waged.
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Ankara views the militia as an extension of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) that has waged a three-decade insurgency inside Turkey.
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The conflict ended in 1982, when the Syrian military waged a campaign against its own city, Hama, killing at least 20,000 civilians.
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That victory is made even sweeter given he beat the racist, divisive campaign waged against him by Goldsmith and the Conservative Party.
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It's a nod to Breast Cancer Awareness Month — and also an acknowledgement that Cohn herself waged a five-year battle against the disease.
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She waged an unsuccessful try for governor in 2000 against Republican John Hoeven, who now is the senior U.S. Senator from North Dakota.
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The war in Syria, where Russia has waged an air campaign in support of the President Bashar Assad, has added to the tensions.
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The Islamist militant group al Shabaab has waged a decade-long insurgency against the Somali government, which is backed by African Union troops.
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The second type of treason involves "levying war," in which the defendants themselves waged war against the United States or an individual state.
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Earlier this year, the militants waged a violent attack at a beach in the capital city Mogadishu that left nearly 20 people dead.
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The state's Chamber of Commerce waged a legal battle against the cap-and-trade system but later supported extending a "more flexible" plan.
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Russia had waged information warfare against the United States during our presidential election, and Donald Trump won a surprising victory over Hillary Clinton.
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Trump has played on these insecurities in his campaign, saying that China had waged "economic war" against the U.S. by taking American jobs.
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However, since 2014, it has waged a losing battle against the U.S. shale oil drillers, who are phenomenally more resilient than anyone expected.
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To the financial and legal campaign Bannon and Yiannopoulos quietly waged against Twitter, the two added a drumbeat of negative coverage on Breitbart.
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The Islamist extremist group has waged an insurgency in the East African nation since 2006 with the aim of toppling the Somali government.
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Many are wary of softening measures against Slim, whose company has waged numerous court battles to stymie the legislation and maintain its power.
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Maduro says his socialist government is victim of an "economic war" waged by his political adversaries with the help of the United States.
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The decision is part of a larger battle between McKinsey and Alix that has been waged since at least 2016 across multiple courts.
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In 2007, Ethiopian forces waged a large-scale offensive against them after the group attacked a Chinese-run oil facility, killing 74 people.
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Europe has been rocked by growing instability, with the European Union weakened by recession and troubled by wars waged right on our doorstep.
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The guiding thesis of your book is that America has waged what amounts to a 35-year war in the Greater Middle East.
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Perry waged a short-lived presidential campaign in 2016, and some expect Rubio to fair the same if he tries again in 2020.
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The Afghan Taliban leadership, now headed by Mullah Akhtar Mansour, has long sheltered in Pakistan from where they have waged a deadly insurgency.
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Turkey says the YPG and PKK are one and the same and has waged two military incursions in northern Syria against the YPG.
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This fight over battery life patents is really just a small skirmish in the larger legal fight being waged by the two companies.
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Why it matters: The UN has warned of "a long and bloody war" waged with arms flowing in from powers in the region.
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During the federal trial, it was revealed that Portillo, with Pike's approval, waged "war" between the Bandidos and a rival gang, the Cossacks.
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"All this is another reminder that a large-scale hybrid war is being waged against Ukraine," he said in a post on Facebook.
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The United States and Russia have waged rival campaigns at the Security Council over the type of ballistic missile fired by North Korea.
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President Nicolas Maduro blames the country's crisis on an "economic war" being waged by Washington and the opposition, aimed at toppling his government.
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Arulco could be any small, resource-rich nation where the United States or the Soviet Union waged proxy wars and sent their advisors.
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Busy marketplaces and residential areas have been a frequent target of the campaign waged by Russia and Syria since the end of April.
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The militants waged a surprise counter offensive and claimed to have killed dozens of Syrian troops, Russian ground troops and Iranian-backed fighters.
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This fighting has been waged out of sight, as Egyptian authorities deny access to media and outside independent observers, including US embassy officials.
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For years, Real Housewives of Beverly Hills fans have witnessed the painful battle that Yolanda Hadid (formerly Foster) has waged against Lyme disease.
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The latest campaign to protect the French language isn't being waged over anglicisms like "hashtag" or "selfie," but the design of a keyboard.
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The militant group has waged an eight-year insurgency in northeastern Nigeria in an effort to establish an Islamic caliphate in the region.
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Ankara sees the YPG as an extension of the banned Kurdish PKK movement, which has waged a decades-long insurgency on Turkish soil.
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Vikings: Season 4 Vikings bases its story on Ragnar Lothbrok (Travis Fimmel), a Norse hero who waged a war against England and France.
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A firmer rejection came from the three Muslim-majority provinces in Thailand's far south, where separatists have waged a long-running guerrilla war.
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The growing school strike movement is particularly active in Germany, where protesters have also waged a civil disobedience campaign to blockade coal mines.
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These emphasise that war should only be waged in response to aggression, treachery or a broken treaty, and that civilians should be spared.
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Yildirim said there was no doubt the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), which has waged a three-decade insurgency for Kurdish autonomy, was responsible.
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The Polisario Front, which has said the territory belongs to ethnic Sahrawis, waged a guerrilla war until a U.N.-brokered ceasefire in 1991.
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It struck me that if the Turkish military waged full-scale war here, it would be like the battle of Kobani in reverse.
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The true swing voters are not so insipid as to think actions like this are right because they are waged against political opponents.
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Maduro says this is part of an "economic war" waged by the opposition and Washington, with the aim of ousting his unpopular government.
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It has waged an aggressive lobbying and publicity campaign claiming that Peru is in "selective default", though financial markets have shrugged at this.
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But when his Hong Kong partners sold the property without his support, Mr. Trump waged a bitter, long-shot legal battle against them.
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Led by former U.S. President Jimmy Carter, the world waged an effective global education and public health campaign to eradicate the Guinea worm.
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From tax cuts to regulatory relief, the White House has waged war on red tape to keep profits high and markets at ease.
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There is an ideological battle going on; it has to be waged on that level, where it has been lost up to now.
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Since assuming office three years ago Chinese President Xi Jinping has waged a war against corruption that has brought down numerous senior officials.
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Boko Haram fighters have waged a decade-long war in Nigeria's north using calculated attacks that have killed thousands and displaced millions internally.
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Statements from the Kurdish fighters on Saturday said an intense attack was being waged by Turkey-backed forces with tanks and heavy shelling.
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US troops are involved in counter-terrorism operations and intelligence gathering in western Africa where several terrorist groups have waged war for decades.
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The legal battle could last for years, and would be waged using thousands of pages of documents, deposition transcripts and official government investigations.
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President Xi Jinping has waged a campaign against graft since taking office, and the use of white gloves has recently come under scrutiny.
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BH is thought to refer to the Islamist terrorist group Boko Haram, which has waged a brutal decade-long insurgency in northeast Nigeria.
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Reforma newspaper reported an anonymous police source said the battle was waged with blunt objects and knives, and that no firearms were used.
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The so-called "historians' dispute" was waged in the context of a Germany still divided between the democratic West and the Communist East.
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The two candidates waged admirable campaigns, which included squaring off in four substantive, widely watched debates, culminating with the election on Nov. 8.
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Cases like Clarence's come about because of a multifaceted war on drugs being waged in the United States that is difficult to stop.
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The Grasberg mine has been dogged by security concerns for decades, as pro-independence rebels have waged a low-level conflict in Papua.
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He finally signed on August 29th, but not before the team waged a PR war that was as incomprehensible as it was indefensible.
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The Brotherhood says it is a non-violent movement and denies any relationship to violent insurgencies waged by al Qaeda and Islamic State.
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Ankara considers the YPG to be an arm of the PKK, a banned group that has waged a decades-long insurgency in Turkey.
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We don't have to make the sacrifices demanded by a bloody revolutionary war waged against our loyalist neighbors and a mighty overseas empire.
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"Senator Warren and Senator Sanders have both shaped the ideological terrain on which this campaign is being waged," he said at the time.
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Using a Freedom of Information Act request, we obtained documents showing that the institute waged a vigorous campaign to court the alcohol industry.
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The problem with climate debates waged over symbolism is that they encourage everyone to retreat to their identity-based camps and dig in.
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One fellow actor, Ana Molinet, is said to have waged a personal campaign seeking his release that included slipping a note to Castro.
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In September, it waged combat operations against Islamic State-affiliated terrorist groups in central Mindanao, with assistance from the army, its old enemy.
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Pearson, who died in November at 83, waged most of his battles with his rival Richard Petty while driving for the Wood Brothers.
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Because once they've waged war in a group chat at one in the morning, it becomes much harder to achieve a peaceful resolution.
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Much of the U.S. campaign in Syria has been waged by warplanes flying out of Qatar and other locations in the Middle East.
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Caputova had waged a 14-year fight with a company Kocner represented that wanted to build an illegal landfill in her home town.
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Same-sex marriage is not permitted in Romania, but conservatives there have waged a battle to explicitly prohibit it, via a constitutional amendment.
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From their perspective, the DNC and various moderate figures have waged an "anyone but Bernie" campaign from the beginning of the 2020 contest.
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The university was caught in the seesaw battles waged in the Russian government between reactionary, nationalist forces and more progressive, outward-looking factions.
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But then Wall Street Journal owner Dow Jones decided it wanted to own FNN and waged a challenge to GE in bankruptcy court.
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For many, the gap between eligible voters and registered voters is distressing, particularly given the struggle waged over ex-offenders' right to vote.
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The militia is led by an offshoot of a Kurdish guerrilla movement that has waged a decades-long insurgency against the Turkish state.
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John Sullivan waged in Iroquoia during the summer of 1779, a scorched-earth march involving one-third of the total Continental fighting force.
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Senators will vote Monday on gun control proposals after Democrats waged a near 15-hour filibuster to force a debate on the issue.
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On today's episode: • My colleague Jeremy W. Peters has been reporting on the battle being waged on college campuses over freedom of speech.
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Trump has waged a public pressure campaign against GOP senators since they failed to pass even a "skinny" bill repealing ObamaCare last week.
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And as leaders fell, the large drug organizations splintered into smaller criminal gangs, which waged battles of succession that led to greater violence.
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What's at stake The dramatic shutdown marked the finale of a game of chicken that's been waged for months between Republicans and Democrats.
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New York (CNN Business)Lyft waged an expensive war against Uber that enabled the upstart to steal market share and rapidly grow revenue.
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The public and oftentimes nasty wars waged by activist investors this decade are personified by the 260 "Battle of the Billionaires" on CNBC.
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Mr. Trump also reiterated his predecessors' calls that Islamabad crack down on militant groups that have waged attacks from bases in Pakistani territory.
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They waged a successful campaign for his 2009 enshrinement in the International Tennis Hall of Fame, where Lange Johnson delivered the induction speech.
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But as his legal team waged an appeal in recent years, they argued that he had been failed repeatedly by his trial lawyer.
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But it is as artificial as a plastic topiary, and the farce feels underpowered, like a pillow fight waged with very small pillows.
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