Ankara blames Gulen's network of supporters for the abortive putsch.
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He has denied involvement in the July 2016 abortive putsch.
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France introduced its own version of the EU's abortive levy.
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Current Indonesian President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo made an abortive attempt to
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Doha sheltered KSM in the wake of the abortive Bojinka Plot.
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Her first abortive vacation is with a friend's family in Cherbourg.
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Turkey accuses cleric Gulen of orchestrating the abortive putsch in July 2016.
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He has condemned the abortive coup and denied any role in it.
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So far, no group has claimed responsibility for the abortive Tuesday attack.
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I haven't renewed my prescription for that abortive headache medication in a year.
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The YouTube video ends with SpotMini's abortive attempt to deliver a Diet Coke.
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The Dalai Lama fled Tibet after an abortive uprising against Chinese rule in 1959.
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Gulen, once a close ally of Erdogan, has denied involvement in the abortive coup.
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After Wednesday's abortive meeting, she responded by saying she would pray for the president.
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Various external forces coincided to make Kuma's flirtation with monumental excrescences an abortive one.
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Both fled to Belgium in 2017 in the wake of Catalonia's abortive secession bid.
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Both fled to Belgium in 2017 in the wake of Catalonia's abortive secession bid.
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Compounding these troubles was of course the abortive attempt to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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Google's abortive "Glass" headset projected small 2D images into the corner of its wearer's vision.
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Since the abortive India deal, AugustaWestland has been merged with its Italian parent company Leonardo.
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Donald Trump might have just complicated the Bank of Japan's abortive efforts to spur inflation.
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Renault's abortive merger with FCA showed what an irksome meddler the French state has become.
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Ankara has demanded they be handed over, accusing them of involvement in the abortive coup.
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After an abortive run at the presidency in 2009, Ghani once again contested in 2014.
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The launch was closely scrutinized because of the abortive mission to the ISS on Oct.
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This week saw the testing of a powerful new rocket engine and an abortive missile launch.
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Turkey's president already had a taste for hounding opponents long before the abortive putsch of 2016.
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Turkey has thanked Russia for its solid support of its legitimate government during the abortive putsch.
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The government has also appointed administrators to several companies through executive decrees following the abortive putsch.
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There were abortive attempts to turn it into an antique car museum and a jazz venue.
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His critics fear he is using the abortive coup to wage an indiscriminate crackdown on dissent.
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Relations were further strained this year when Renault held abortive merger talks with Fiat Chrysler Automobiles.
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In that work, students erect barricades in the streets of Paris, an abortive attempt at revolution.
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Some speculate that the abortive repatriation operation was intended by the party as a vote-winning stunt.
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Gulen, whom Ankara blames for orchestrating the abortive coup, has denied involvement in the attempted military takeover.
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TPP's collapse removes the main economic plank of Barack Obama's much-hyped, largely abortive "pivot" to Asia.
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Attempts to make Facebook an infrastructure provider have arguably so far failed as either abortive or fanciful.
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Her abortive love affairs are as prominent as her ultimate betrayal by one of her own pupils.
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More than 110,000 people have been sacked or suspended since the abortive putsch, and some 36,000 arrested.
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The thing to note about this kind of abortive experiment is that it's not all that expensive.
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The ceiling was too low, so these actions proved abortive, though their potential for play was apparent.
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The Dalai Lama fled into exile in India in 1959 after an abortive uprising against Communist rule.
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Significantly, the commander of Incirlik, General Bekir Ercan Van, was among those detained over the abortive coup.
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In August, Telegram was again used in two abortive cases, one involving a 16-year-old girl.
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Yet we do witness there one spectacular, abortive act of creation: God's latest messy reboot of Adam.
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Critics of Erdogan fear he is using the abortive coup to wage an indiscriminate crackdown on dissent.
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You see this in Mark Duplass's abortive attempt to build bridges with right-wing polemicist Ben Shapiro.
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Though they tame pain for many people, each of these so-called abortive treatments has its drawbacks.
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At that point, they became so frequent that I was taking about 12 migraine abortive pills every month.
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In February 2015, a 19-year-old pregnant woman ingested abortive pills in São Bernardo do Campo, Brazil.
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At least it's startling and daring, more so than the initial abortive endings Stefan rejects and rewinds past.
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"Euphrates Shield", named after the river running nearby, is Turkey's first major military operation since the abortive coup.
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A previous, abortive effort to roll out ID cards a decade ago was priced at about £5bn ($7bn).
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Gulen, an ally-turned-arch-enemy of President Tayyip Erdogan, denies any involvement in last Friday's abortive coup.
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Their arrests, along with tens of thousands of others since an abortive putsch in July, drew international condemnation.
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Over the past year, Mr. Navalny has used his website as part of an abortive campaign for president.
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For in my dreams, I reenact every one of these abortive incidents, except this time, I hold nothing back.
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Several thousand are ethnic Tibetans who fled across the border after an abortive uprising against Chinese rule in 1959.
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In the wake of an abortive coup in July, ratings agencies have not been kind to Turkey's sovereign credit.
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The military said militants made one abortive attempt on a camp on the outskirts of Maiduguri on Jan. 31.
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For instance, the oldest version of the Oath says, 'I will not give to a woman an abortive remedy.
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They fear that, should fighting resume—as after an abortive ceasefire in February—Mr Assad's forces will reclaim territory.
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Except for one abortive comeback attempt in Beijing, Bouchard did not play for the remainder of the 2015 season.
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Against abortive international attempts, Turkey must side with Arab and Western allies to put an end to Iranian interventionism.
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The opposition party has been hammered by a crackdown that followed an abortive coup in Turkey in July 2016.
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Since an abortive military coup in July 2016, authorities have detained more than 4.0303,000 people, the United Nations says.
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For abortive mothers, the Gospel heals and reminds that another child, a son, died to liberate her from residual guilt.
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The Dalai Lama has been based in India since fleeing Tibet during an abortive uprising against Chinese rule in 1959.
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Just consider the recent, somewhat abortive, move to change the fashion show schedule to the "see now, buy now" model.
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L). HKEX's abortive approach was the largest withdrawn stock exchange-related mergers and acquisitions transaction ever, surpassing Deutsche Boerse's (DB1Gn.
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Even with this abortive trial, the megacorporation-formerly-known-as-Google bought itself a year of negative PR for Uber.
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Firtash worked with Paul Manafort on an abortive effort in 2008 to redevelop a New York hotel for $895 million.
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Yet it has always been troubled by brutal beatdowns and institutionalized corruption, and most reform efforts have been abortive, at best.
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This has revived memories of an abortive attempt to achieve peace in the 20003s, during which thousands of leftists were killed.
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Also in jail is Hisham Geneina, a former state auditor who joined one of the abortive campaigns to challenge Mr Sisi.
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Crescent's Her Cocky Doctors was published in August 2017; it's unlikely her books are related to the abortive "cocky" theme month.
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Ankara says Gulen's network of followers in the military staged the abortive coup, during which more than 240 people were killed.
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In plotting an abortive comeback, Saleh allied with Houthi rebels from the north, who swept into the capital in September 2014.
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After some abortive attempts to set up shows, and after hearing some talk that Meli wasn't reliable, B.S.E. dissolved the venture.
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Its pixelated video graphics and clumsy digital renderings of photographs make it a visual cousin of the abortive Sega CD console.
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Bulge-bracket banks like JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs, which were to lead WeWork's abortive IPO, may end up looking gullible.
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Mr. Trump registered eight trademarks in Egypt in 2007, mostly related to what appears to be an abortive golf resort venture.
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The other side: On Twitter, retail reporter Mitch Nolen cautions that Amazon often makes abortive overtures to down-on-their-luck chains:
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Some Turkish officials have accused America of having a hand in an abortive coup against President Recep Tayyip Erdogan two summers ago.
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In 212 it made an abortive bid for ABN AMRO, a Dutch firm, with the aim of creating a huge, universal bank.
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Turkey has cracked down on the movement since the abortive coup, jailing thousands and sacking or suspending from their jobs thousands more.
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The detention raises concerns that the secular opposition may be targeted in the government's widening crackdown that has followed the abortive coup.
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The media have whipped themselves into a nationalist frenzy almost as big as the one that followed an abortive coup in 2016.
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Following the abortive rally, a neo-Nazi named James Alex Fields drove into a contingent of antifascists, murdering one and injuring 19.
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He participated in the abortive Kapp Putsch, fleeing to Munich after the coup fell apart, and quickly fell in with the Nazis.
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A Turkish official said the incident was not related to Friday's abortive military coup in which more than 200 people were killed.
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Berberoglu was the first CHP lawmaker to be imprisoned in a government crackdown that followed the abortive military coup in July 2016.
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Ankara says cleric Fethullah Gulen, who has lived in the United States since 1999, was behind the abortive putsch in July 2016.
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Turkey has detained 160,000 people since the abortive putsch, almost half of them formally charged and kept in jail during their trials.
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The extension followed weekend ceremonies to mark the anniversary of the abortive coup in which around 250 people, mostly unarmed civilians, were killed.
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Alphabet still wins Even with this abortive trial, the megacorporation-formerly-known-as-Google bought itself a year of negative PR for Uber.
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An investigation showed then that the abortive launch was caused by a sensor damaged during the rocket's assembly at the cosmodrome in Kazakhstan.
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Western governments and rights groups have condemned the abortive coup in which at least 246 people were killed and more than 2,000 injured.
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Greece's Supreme Court ruled this week against the extradition of eight Turkish soldiers who fled to Greece in July after the abortive coup.
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More than 100,000 people have been sacked or suspended in the civil service and the private sector since the abortive July 15 putsch.
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All the institutions are suspected of having links to U.S.-based Islamic cleric Fethullah Gulen, accused by Erdogan of masterminding the abortive coup.
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Erdogan has characterised the sell-off in the lira as an attack on the economy, likening it to the abortive coup in July.
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The Dalai Lama, who won the Nobel Peace Price in 1989, fled to India in 1959 after an abortive uprising against Communist rule.
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There is a storied history between the two: He made an abortive hostile run at the Magic Kingdom more than a decade ago.
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The decision is expected to anger Ankara, which accuses the fugitives of involvement in the abortive coup and wants them all handed over.
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Sony would have little recourse, having no desktop business to leverage, and Valve's own attempts to cross the console divide have been largely abortive.
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Triptans, which are a class of abortive drugs, and have received the most scientific evaluation, work by binding to serotonin receptors in the brain.
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It produced a lot of expensive failures and abortive franchises: Eragon, The Golden Compass, the Chronicles of Narnia films, the Percy Jackson series, etc.
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Since the abortive putsch, pro-government papers have been awash with conspiracy theories accusing the United States and the CIA of being the masterminds.
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The incident provoked Russian trade sanctions but there are signs of rapprochement, with Turkey thanking Moscow for its solid support during the abortive putsch.
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This question of an obligation to side with Trump came up most concretely in the abortive effort to pass the American Health Care Act.
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Turkey has detained 160,000 people and dismissed nearly the same number of state employees since the abortive putsch, the United Nations said in March.
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Since the abortive 22019 coup which Erdoğan called a "gift from God," the Turkish government has imprisoned more than 60,000 citizens for alleged complicity.
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The government-sponsored measure leaves 85 persons in prison, including the four generals who led an abortive putsch in Algeria five years ago yesterday.
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Turkey accuses U.S.-based cleric Fethullah Gulen, who has lived in the United States since 1999, of orchestrating the abortive putsch in July 2016.
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EU leaders have been critical of Erdogan and his behavior toward opponents, both before and after an abortive military coup against him last July.
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More than 330 foreign ministry staff have been recalled or suspended since the abortive putsch, and 31 are still being sought, he also said.
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This abortive effort by Google to spread Android out into a platform was part of a number of ill-considered choices at the time.
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Camille meanders around Wind Gap, half drunk, blasting music, fumbling through abortive interviews, arguing with Adora, running into Amma, trading quips with Detective Willis.
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His crimes, according to prosecutors, included sending "subliminal messages" urging the overthrow of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's government before an abortive coup in 2016.
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Human rights organizations have voiced increasing concern about media freedom in Turkey, accusing Erdogan of using the abortive putsch as a pretext to quash dissent.
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He must, though, endure the disappointment of another abortive European campaign, another year in which this competition has brought nothing but pain to Manchester City.
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I was a Courier fanboy when Microsoft floated that intriguing but abortive concept device, and I'm all for unique form factors and things that bend.
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Erdogan and the government blame the abortive coup on Fethullah Gulen, an Islamic cleric who has lived in self-imposed exile in Pennsylvania since 1999.
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To add to that political complexity, the trial of 12 Catalan separatist figures began this Tuesday on charges related to the abortive 2017 independence movement.
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Nine years later, the Dalai Lama fled to India after an abortive uprising and set up a government in exile, which China does not recognise.
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Around a third of Turkey's roughly 360 serving generals have been detained since the abortive coup, more than 100 of them already charged pending trial.
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But Erdogan has ridden a wave of patriotism since an abortive coup failed to oust him on July 15, consolidating both his power and popularity.
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The Dalai Lama, who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1989, fled into exile in India in 1959 after an abortive uprising against Communist rule.
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In 2150, there was an abortive effort to fashion a musical from his material called "Drive All Night," by Darrell Larson and Stephanie Kerley Schwartz.
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The Catalan government's campaign to break away from Spain has pitched the country into its worst political crisis since an abortive coup attempt in 1981.
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The case, in which 224 people, including U.S.-based cleric Fethullah Gulen, were tried, was the most senior case on the abortive putsch to date.
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Demirtas's HDP, the third-largest party in the Turkish parliament, has been hammered by a crackdown that followed an abortive coup in Turkey in July 2016.
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He even initially sought to pay some of the costs for the site with money raised for his own abortive run for New York State Senate.
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In 1974, Ailes took on an abortive project to sell cheap, easy to use "news" segments for local stations without the resources to cover national news.
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In Catalonia, where the pro-independence regional government launched an abortive bid to split from Spain in 2017, turnout stood at 64.2 percent by 6 p.m.
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Someone at Google really ought to consult Microsoft's long, abortive history of trying to slim Windows down just enough to make it fit onto mobile devices.
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The best that can be said about Space Force or the administration's abortive 5G proposal is that they have been less damaging than they initially seemed.
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Haunted by an abortive coup in 2016 (after which the government arrested some 60,000 people), the president has surrounded himself with yes-men and family members.
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We all know Sahara, the online shopping conglomerate that's metastasized into other industries, ranging from infrastructure and abortive attempts at phones to grocery and food delivery.
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More than 50,000 people have been detained and more than 150,000 have been sacked or suspended from their jobs since the abortive coup in July 2016.
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Rights groups and Turkey's Western allies have criticized the scope of the crackdown, saying Erdogan has used the abortive coup as a pretext to quash dissent.
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Others drink herbs, insert dubious non-abortive pills in the vagina, or pump toxic mixtures, which can cause ulcers, hemorrhage and ultimately severe infections, and death.
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This month, a faction of the military attempted to overthrow the government in an abortive putsch that left at least 246 people dead excluding the plotters.
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Guaido, recognized by most Western nations as Venezuela's legitimate leader, slipped into neighboring Colombia last week to lead an abortive effort to bring in humanitarian aid.
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The state of emergency was imposed for two full years, and authorities sacked, suspended or detained thousands of people over alleged links to the abortive putsch.
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His wife and daughter were detained over alleged links to the network of U.S.-based cleric Fethullah Gulen, blamed by Ankara for orchestrating the abortive putsch.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Thursday the government is compelled to overhaul state institutions after an abortive military coup attempted to topple him.
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Once the Nazis' deputy Führer, Hess spent much of the war under British guard in Wales, after undertaking an abortive "peace mission" to Scotland in 1941.
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In an abortive agreement with the king, Mr. Peres consented in 1987 to end the occupation of the West Bank and put it under Jordanian rule.
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His comments followed reports last year that Red Bull and Ferrari had abortive discussions about a supply of engines for this season with Alfa Romeo branding.
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In Turkey, tourism grew by nearly a third in the same period after slumping in 2016 following a series of bomb attacks and the abortive coup.
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We make an abortive attempt to connect the dock to a laptop screen, but quickly learn that the HDMI plugs on most laptops can't handle input.
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Turkey's Western allies and rights groups have criticized the massive crackdown, saying President Tayyip Erdogan has used the abortive coup as a pretext to quash dissent.
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The libretto and score maintained different levels of staged action, yet could conceivably be performed (abortive first attempts notwithstanding) by traditional opera companies in traditional theaters.
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This abortive sale represents a cautionary moment for auction houses that contract with museums who have not cleared such a sale with local communities and regulators.
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On Wednesday Verallia revived the abortive trade, targeting a smaller €26m five-year non-call two PIK toggle deal and halving the proposed dividend to €280m.
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Even when it formally killed an abortive 2014 program expanding deferred action, it explicitly made clear that it wasn't killing the program that was already in effect.
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After the abortive swearing-in of Yau and Leung, Hong Kong's chief executive filed a lawsuit seeking an injunction to prevent another ceremony for them taking place.
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Human rights organizations have voiced increasing concern about media freedom in Turkey, accusing President Tayyip Erdogan of using the abortive putsch as a pretext to quash dissent.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan accuses Gulen of masterminding the abortive coup, in which at least 240 people were killed, and wants the United States to extradite him.
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Since the abortive putsch some 77,000 people have been jailed and more than 150,000 sacked or suspended from their jobs in the military, public and private sectors.
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It's as ill-conceived as 2016's abortive Google Spaces, but I see it as more pernicious because there's a danger of people actually using Super Chats.
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Activist Fannie Sosa does video work that reminds us that low-body dances have been done for their pleasurable, fertility-boosting, and even abortive powers for centuries.
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The Mail wasted no time in making fun of the fact that the ERG's abortive Brexit document included plans to equip Britain with a nuclear-missile shield.
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But Mr Maduro can take comfort in the fact that he is not the only one who has been weakened by the abortive uprising and its aftermath.
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Rights groups and Turkey's Western allies have voiced concerns over the crackdown, saying President Tayyip Erdogan has used the abortive putsch as a pretext to quash dissent.
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In 1961, Mr. Hooker was the executive secretary of the Tractors for Freedom Committee, which swapped farm equipment for prisoners after the abortive American invasion of Cuba.
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In the final scene, the two of them finally come together for a strange, abortive conversation (Eugene tries to apologize for biting Dwight's penis that one time).
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The ensuing crackdown resulted in more than 77,000 being formally arrested and some 160,000 people being dismissed from their jobs over alleged ties to the abortive putsch.
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In December, the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) said there was insufficient evidence to support the accusation that Kavala had been involved in the abortive coup.
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After a two-month surge, the electric-car maker is now above the share price offered last year in an abortive bid to take the company private.
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After her due date, she attended a retreat for ''post-abortive'' women run by a Christian ministry, which included a memorial service presided over by a priest.
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We know because at these Pregnancy Resource Centers we also offer care for post-abortive women and men who struggle with remorse and feelings of irreparable loss.
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The Dalai Lama fled to India in 1959 after an abortive uprising against Chinese rule and set up a government in exile in the foothills of Dharamsala.
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S. ties, Turkish authorities on Friday issued an arrest warrant for former U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) officer Graham Fuller over suspected links to the abortive putsch.
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They said a state of emergency imposed after the abortive putsch had been used to justify repressive measures that might well intensify if Erdogan's powers are enhanced.
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France's Foreign Ministry on Wednesday condemned the abortive launch and urged Iran to cease ballistic missile tests, which Paris sees as of potential use for nuclear arms.
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But over the weekend following the abortive Chicago rally, television news talked about "clashes" between Trump supporters and Trump protesters — implying that violence had been more widespread.
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The Dalai Lama, who fled his homeland after an abortive uprising against Chinese rule in 1959 and lives in exile in India, has carried out the rite overseas.
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Trump's abortive reset with the Kremlin (however suspect its motives) seems to have awakened former reset fans to the belated understanding that the Russians are not our friends.
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The most purely comic-relief characters barely get out a few dark, barbed chuckle lines along the way, and many of the action scenes are brief and abortive.
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The most popular of these, as reported by the study, are abortive treatment options, which are used by 66 percent of migraineurs who depend on prescription pain relief.
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Turkey has carried out a deep purge of the army, police and judiciary after the abortive military uprising on Friday in which at least 232 people were killed.
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Rights groups and Turkey's Western allies have criticized the scope of the crackdown, saying President Tayyip Erdogan has used the abortive coup as a pretext to quash dissent.
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Millions of Latino voters know unauthorized immigrants; in some cases, eligible voters are the siblings or children of immigrants who would have qualified for Obama's abortive immigration programs.
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"It could be somewhere in Slovenia or abroad - even Greenland if there is interest there," joked Schlegl, referring to Trump's recent abortive bid to buy Greenland from Denmark.
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Patrick himself made a late, abortive attempt to run for the Democratic nomination before suspending his campaign following a dismal ninth-place finish in the New Hampshire primary.
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Mr Abbas has long vowed to regain control of both parts of a would-be Palestinian state, striking a series of abortive "unity" pacts meant to end the schism.
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While the government detains, suspends or fires tens of thousands of people in reprisal for the abortive putsch, investors have to contend with a range of business environment risks.
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Erdogan has frequently lashed out at independent media for their critical coverage of the crackdown that followed the abortive putsch in 2016 and Turkey's military operations into northern Syria.
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The last known such operation in Yemen was an abortive hostage rescue attempt in December 2014, when a SEAL team tried to rescue an American citizen held by AQAP.
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The extent of the purges has unnerved rights groups and Turkey's Western allies, who fear President Tayyip Erdogan is using the abortive putsch as a pretext to stifle dissent.
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But Erdogan has seen his effective power and popularity rise by riding a wave of patriotism since an abortive military coup on July 15 that failed to oust him.
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And for doctors whose hands have been employed in abortive procedures, the Gospel speaks of the great physician who offers eternal life for those who have caused temporal death.
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It's just a pity that such an attitude might keep viewers away from the mesmerizing documentary Weiner, about the politician's abortive run at New York's mayoral seat in 2013.
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"Especially since the abortive coup, the AKP has been systematically fueling anti-Western conspiracy theories and targeting not only Germany but a number of its NATO allies," he said.
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Relations with Germany are haunted by the aftermath of an abortive coup against Mr Erdogan in 2016, which saw 60,000 people, including at least 30 Germans, thrown behind bars.
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Rights groups and Western allies have warned that Erdogan was using the abortive putsch as a pretext to muzzle dissent, but the government has said the measures were necessary.
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Turkey has been frustrated by what it sees as Washington's reluctance to hand over Turkish cleric Fethullah Gulen, whom it accuses of masterminding an abortive putsch four months ago.
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Congress was in power when the abortive deal to buy 12 helicopters from Anglo-Italian firm AgustaWestland for about 36 billion rupees ($500 million) was first agreed in 2010.
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" On the back, a slew of official-sounding services are advertised: free pregnancy tests, free limited obstetrical ultrasounds, abortion pill reversal, and assistance in "recovering from post-abortive trauma.
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Erdogan and the government blame the abortive putsch on Fethullah Gulen, an Islamic cleric who has lived in self-imposed exile in Pennsylvania since 1999, and want him extradited.
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Since last year's abortive putsch, Turkish authorities have shut more than 130 media outlets, raising concerns about media freedom in a country that aspires to join the European Union.
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Gulen, who has lived in self-imposed exile in the United States since 1999, has denied involvement in the abortive putsch, in which more than 240 people were killed.
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In New York another novelist, Norman Mailer, drunkenly stabbed his wife at the launch of his abortive campaign to run for mayor on an "Existentialist Party" ticket in 1960.
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The policy came directly from the wishlist of the fraternities, says Weidinger, many of whom lionize those behind the abortive bombing campaign for South Tyrol's secession in the 1960s.
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Their arrests, along with tens of thousands of others since an abortive putsch in July, drew international condemnation over what rights groups say is a widening crackdown on dissent.
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Even when she came back and developed a post-abortive infection that caused her to hemorrhage at work and spend four days in the hospital, she told no one.
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The man's wife and daughter were detained over alleged links to the network of U.S.-based cleric Fethullah Gulen, Anadolu said, blamed by Ankara for orchestrating the abortive putsch.
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The guy who kicked it off is John Noonan, a longtime GOP foreign policy hand who worked for the Romney campaign in 2012 and Jeb Bush's abortive 2016 run.
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The effort began again in the nineteen-seventies, with several abortive attempts at legislation and much controversy within the Smithsonian Institution, under whose aegis each national museum is administered.
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In a ruling in December, the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) said evidence was insufficient to justify the accusation that Kavala had been involved in the abortive coup.
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One throughline is Thomas's political evolution, beginning with an abortive stint as a Catholic seminarian — the lone black student — that ended when he withdrew after hearing a racist remark.
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Relying on secret testimony, Turkish prosecutors allege that he supported an abortive military coup in 2016 that Mr Erdogan says was orchestrated by Fethullah Gulen, a cleric based in Pennsylvania.
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Privacy advocates saw the suit as a transparent (but abortive) attempt to set a precedent greatly expanding the extent to which tech companies would be required to help law enforcement.
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From this year onwards, children as young as six will be taught the story of last summer's abortive coup—presumably without including the mass purges and arrests that followed it.
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On Wednesday Mugla hosted the highest profile case related to last year's abortive putsch, in which the court found 42 former soldiers guilty of trying to kill President Tayyip Erdogan.
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As with Reagan's ultimately abortive effort, the technology doesn't actually exist yet and may not for years to come — but it certainly holds more promise now than 30 years ago.
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His wife and daughter were detained this month last week over alleged links to the network of U.S.-based cleric Fethullah Gulen, blamed by Ankara for orchestrating the abortive putsch.
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Several years spent on a productive but ultimately abortive project (documenting the city of Pittsburgh) forced him to sell his large home in Croton-on-Hudson, N.Y. His marriage ended.
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The teachers said their hunger strike aimed to highlight the plight of about 150,000 state employees - including academics, civil servants, judges and soldiers - suspended or sacked since the abortive coup.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Some Turkish military officers posted to NATO in Europe have requested asylum since the abortive coup in Turkey in July, alliance Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said on Friday.
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According to Mr. Trump's lawyers, Mr. Cohen's new account of the abortive Trump project in Moscow essentially matches what the president said in written answers to the special counsel's inquiries.
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The Labour Party, which opposed Churchill's Conservatives, is visible only briefly, notably during an abortive scheme to make the prime minister look bad when a toxic fog envelops the city.
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They've been in power for nearly a decade, presiding over an unpopular austerity drive as well as a string of abortive attempts to engineer Britain's divorce from the European Union.
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The Turkish lira came under renewed pressure and fell to its lowest level since last September amid reports of a widening purge in Turkey after an abortive coup last week.
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In early December, the Senate confirmed a new commission member, Bernard L. McNamee, an Energy Department official who oversaw an abortive effort to shore up the coal and nuclear industries.
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One of over a hundred journalists locked up in Turkey, Mr Alpay had been arrested on farcical terror charges in the summer of 2016, two weeks after a violent, abortive coup.
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On February 16th a court sentenced six media workers, including a prominent novelist, to life in prison without parole on trumped-up charges of involvement in an abortive coup in 2016.
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He and others also pledge to end the state of emergency, which began days after an abortive coup in July 2016, and which has served as cover for sweeping government repression.
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Friction between Turkey and Greece is not uncommon, given territorial disputes and Ankara's anger with Athens for failing to hand over Turkish soldiers who fled after an abortive coup last year.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Kazakhstan will expel any Turkish teacher linked to an Islamic cleric Ankara accuses of engineering an abortive coup, President Nursultan Nazarbayev said after meeting his Turkish counterpart Tayyip Erdogan.
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At a news conference to present the central bank's quarterly inflation report, Murat Cetinkaya said it was too early to assess the impact of the abortive putsch on the Turkish economy.
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Since the abortive putsch in July 2016, nearly 160,000 people have been detained and a similar number of civil servants sacked from their jobs, a United Nations report found last month.
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On May 23, four days before the start of the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan, they launched their attack when Philippine forces made an abortive attempt to capture Hapilon inside Marawi.
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Obama, speaking at a news conference, said he told Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan in a call earlier this week that the United States had no prior knowledge of the abortive coup.
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The decision by the Istanbul Chief Prosecutor's office came directly after Greece's Supreme Court ruled against the extradition of the soldiers, accused by Turkey of being involved in the abortive putsch.
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In the crackdown since the abortive coup, more than 76,000 civil servants, judges and security force members have been suspended and nearly 5,000 dismissed, Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said on Saturday.
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After an abortive foray into politics came to an end in 1798, Andrew Jackson returned to Tennessee, where he was given a judgeship in what was then a rough frontier state.
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Ankara blames Fethullah Gulen, who has lived in self-imposed exile in Pennsylvania since 1999, for masterminding the abortive putsch and has carried out a widespread crackdown on his alleged supporters.
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The arrests, along with those of tens of thousands of others since an abortive coup in July, drew international condemnation over what rights groups say is a widening crackdown on dissent.
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Since the abortive putsch, in which at least 240 people were killed, more than 50,000 people have been detained and 150,000, including teachers, academics, soldiers and journalists, have been suspended from work.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - The majority of members of Turkey's armed forces had nothing to do with the abortive July 15 military coup, the army General Staff said in a statement on its website.
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China Overseas Land gained 1.9 percent after announcing a 7.2 percent rise in first-half profits, despite the company noting "abortive land auctions" in many cities in China in the first half.
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Mr Celik, a journalist for the pro-Kurdish Dicle Haber Agency, one of over 150 news outlets shut down since last year's bloody, abortive coup, was detained in Diyarbakir for two weeks.
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O. Safran made an abortive effort to buy the smaller French company in 2010 and has been linked to Zodiac again in recent media reports, though sources have denied any bid interest.
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Cahan was also embroiled in some politicking and abortive launches as the structures at Yahoo became more malleable, at one point overseeing the development of a doomed relaunch of Yahoo Instant Messenger.
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It wasn't lost on the press that literally that same day, the Republican-led Senate Rules Committee apparently led an abortive attempt to limit media access to the Capitol and Senate buildings.
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Sources said Barzani expressed his support for Turkey's elected leadership following a July 15 abortive putsch, in which rogue soldiers commandeered fighter jets, helicopters and tanks to overthrow Erdogan and the government.
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Since the abortive putsch, Turkey has detained 160,000 people and dismissed nearly the same number of civil servants over suspected links to the coup attempt, according to the U.N. human rights office.
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Mehmet Altan, an economics professor and journalist, and his brother Ahmet, also a journalist, were accused of giving coded messages on a television talk show a day before the abortive military putsch.
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Hurriyet said Turkish authorities believed Fuller had left Turkey after the abortive coup, in which rogue soldiers commandeered tanks and helicopters in an attempt to oust President Tayyip Erdogan and his government.
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The closure of Nepszabadsag (People's Freedom), founded during Hungary's abortive popular uprising against Soviet domination 60 years ago, reignited criticism over rightist Prime Minister Viktor Orban's legal moves to curb independent media.
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The latest disclosure will fan speculation that Cerberus is pushing to revive merger talks between Germany's two largest private-sector lenders: they held abortive talks about a possible tie-up last year.
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Turkey says supporters of Islamic preacher Fethullah Gulen, who has lived in self-imposed exile in the United States since 1999, were behind the abortive putsch in which 250 people were killed.
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The scope of the crackdown has raised concern from human rights groups and Turkey's Western allies, who fear President Tayyip Erdogan is using the abortive coup as a pretext to curtail dissent.
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The wine panel first examined godello in 2012, when after several abortive efforts over the years, we were at last able to put together a group of 20 bottles for a tasting.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece has rejected asylum requests from seven of eight Turkish soldiers who fled there after an abortive coup attempt against President Tayyip Erdogan in July, their lawyer said on Tuesday.
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ATHENS, Greece – Greece&aposs supreme court has cleared the way for the granting of asylum to eight Turkish servicemen who fled their country hours after an abortive military coup two years ago.
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The aim of all parties was to draft a new constitution after the abortive July 15 coup, Yildirim said at a news conference after a cabinet meeting chaired by President Tayyip Erdogan.
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Since the abortive 2016 military coup, Turkey has detained 160,000 people and dismissed nearly as many civil servants over suspected links to the coup attempt, according to the U.N. human rights office.
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Mehmet Altan, an economics professor and journalist, and his journalist brother Ahmet, were charged with giving coded messages in a television talk show a day before the abortive July 15 military coup.
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They remain divided on other issues, including U.S. policy in Syria and Turkey's request for the United States to extradite Fethullah Gulen, a cleric Ankara blames for organizing the 2016 abortive putsch.
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As with the abortive film set in Sunderland, she had been convinced that she didn't have the material, and the skills, to fashion a satisfying work from what was still raw experience.
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The abortive outcome of the launch, disintegrating within seconds, bore uncanny resemblance to the description of an Obama-era cyber intrusion strategy described in a March 4 article in the New York Times.
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Its earlier life was shaped by government contracts, and in 2013 it was bought by Google's parent company, as part of an abortive attempt for the search giant to enter the robotics industry.
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The authorities have detained tens of thousands of people over alleged links to Fethullah Gulen, a cleric living in the United States who is accused of masterminding the abortive putsch - something he denies.
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In his first interview since declaring a state of emergency following last Friday's abortive coup, Erdogan said a new coup attempt was possible, but would not be easy, saying "we are more vigilant".
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For people who cannot afford black market abortion pills, which carry the added risk of being counterfeit, methods include drinking abortive teas, inserting sharp objects into the uterus and even jumping from roofs.
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A sweeping crackdown in the aftermath of the abortive putsch has seen some 160,000 people detained and nearly the same amount of people dismissed from the jobs, the United Nations said in March.
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Since last year's abortive coup Turkish authorities have purged state institutions, schools, universities and media of tens of thousands of Gulen's suspected supporters, prompting concerns in the European Union about human rights abuses.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel met with Erdogan during a NATO summit in Warsaw shortly before the abortive coup to try to repair the relationship, but she later said the differences would not "just disappear".
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Turkey has been under emergency rule — which restricts some personal freedoms and allows the government to bypass parliament with emergency decrees — for nearly two years following an abortive military coup in July 2016.
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The sick audacity of the museum's mission is exhibited in diorama displays devoted to the seven military officials killed in what the exhibit describes as an abortive Communist coup launched in October 1965.
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President Tayyip Erdogan announced the plan for a state of emergency late on Wednesday saying it would enable the authorities to move swiftly and effectively to root out supporters of the abortive coup.
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He has been shaken by his Justice and Development Party's loss of a parliamentary election in 2015, by an abortive coup in 2016 and by allegations of corruption against himself and his family.
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When the girls kiss a second time, having overcome various other impediments to their happiness, including an abortive heterosexual marriage, they're adults, and soon they are raising a preadolescent girl of their own.
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In France three months of labour strikes at SNCF, the state rail firm, have made millions late for work every week and chaos marks Britain's railways after an abortive timetable change on May 228th.
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Human rights groups and some of Turkey's Western allies have voiced concern at the scope of the purges, fearing President Tayyip Erdogan is using the abortive military coup as a pretext to curtail dissent.
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While the detentions may have been supported by some Turks in the immediate aftermath of the abortive putsch, criticism mounted as arrests widened to include groups of which many deny any connection to Gulen.
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That journey he made alone, intending to be the first to pull a 148kg sledge for 1,100 miles right across the continent, unaccompanied and unassisted, in honour of Shackleton's abortive bid a century before.
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A senior security official told Reuters that 210,20043 police officers, including in the capital Ankara and the biggest city Istanbul, had been removed from their posts on suspicion of links to Friday's abortive coup.
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With Tom's help and a handful of freshly picked magic mushrooms, I achieved in an afternoon what years of painful attempts to go cold turkey and abortive nicotine replacement courses had failed to do.
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One strand of the Russia matter, for example, appears to involve Trump's personal lawyer Michael Cohn, who was involved in an abortive effort to broker some kind of Russia-friendly peace deal in Ukraine.
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Fred Trump, the president's father, threw a party to celebrate the destruction of Coney Island's "Pavilion of Fun", which, in "an act of vandalism", he razed to make room for an abortive apartment project.
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The latest disclosure will fan speculation that Cerberus is pushing to revive merger talks between the banks, Germany's two largest private-sector lenders; they held abortive talks about a possible tie-up last year.
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The teachers have said their hunger strike aimed to highlight the plight of some 150,000 state employees — including academics, civil servants, judges and soldiers — suspended or sacked since the abortive coup in July 2016.
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For Pfizer, the deal resolves the issue of what to do with its consumer health division, which includes Advil painkillers and Centrum vitamins, after an abortive attempt to sell it outright earlier this year.
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Pawlowski needed campaign funds in 2014 for an abortive run for governor, and in 2015 for an announced bid for the U.S. Senate that ended when the FBI raided city hall on July 2, 2015.
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Erdogan's trip to Russia comes as Turkey's relations with Europe and the United States are strained by what Ankara sees as Western concern over the abortive coup, in which more than 240 people were killed.
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More than a dozen HDP lawmakers, including the party's former co-leader Figen Yuksekdag, have been jailed, mostly due to suspected links with the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), following an abortive putsch last July.
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President Tayyip Erdogan accused the West of supporting terrorism and standing by coups on Tuesday, questioning Turkey's relationship with the United States and saying the "script" for an abortive putsch last month was "written abroad".
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - A key accused and alleged middleman in India's abortive, scandal-tainted helicopter deal with Anglo-Italian firm Agusta Westland was extradited to India from Dubai late on Tuesday, according to local media.
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The HDP has previously said that as many as 5,000 of its members had been detained, the majority of whom were targeted as part of a widespread crackdown following an abortive putsch in July 2016.
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Many of the jailed reporters have been charged with spreading propaganda for the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) or the network of U.S.-based cleric Fethullah Gulen, whom Ankara accuses of masterminding the abortive putsch.
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Germany and Turkey have been at odds over Ankara's crackdown on dissidents since the abortive July 15 coup, as well as its allegations - rejected by Berlin - that Germany is harboring Kurdish and far-leftist militants.
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In the aftermath of the abortive coup, authorities arrested 40,000 people and sacked or suspended 120,000 from a wide range of professions, including soldiers, police, teachers and public servants, over alleged links with terrorist groups.
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President Tayyip Erdogan linked the cleric's release to Turkey's demand for Washington to extradite Fethullah Gulen, a Pennsylvania-based imam and former AKP ally who Turkey says was behind the abortive putsch of July 2016.
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Twitter's board of directors discussed cost-cutting measures, including layoffs, back in early September, and they follow an abortive sales process where multiple companies looked at acquiring Twitter and decided not to offer a bid.
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Or think of Michael Bloomberg, who spent nearly half a billion dollars in an abortive campaign that started late and ended, on Wednesday morning, with a chesty suspension announcement and an endorsement of Joe Biden.
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The announcement is the latest in a flurry of moves by the Turkish authorities targeting suspected Gulen supporters in state institutions following the July 15 abortive coup, in which at least 230 people were killed.
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Salinger was aghast at the abortive attempts to film Catcher in the Rye (and when you consider that it may at one point have starred Jerry Lewis as Holden Caulfield, you can see his point).
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Since the abortive coup, more than 50,000 people have been jailed pending trial over alleged links to Gulen, while 150,000 people have been sacked or suspended from jobs in the military, public and private sectors.
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The result is that a man who has mostly failed upward through a career of abortive ventures into World of Warcraft gold farming and producing shitty movies is seen as some kind of string-puller.
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More than 300 people have been killed and 2,000 injured in crackdowns by Nicaraguan police and armed groups in protests that began in April over an abortive plan by leftist Ortega's government to reduce welfare benefits.
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The suspects were detained for allegedly using ByLock, an encrypted messaging app which the government says was used by the network of U.S.-based cleric Fethullah Gulen, blamed by Ankara of orchestrating last July's abortive putsch.
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In a talk entitled "Post-Abortive Counseling," students moaned in sympathy as a local therapist spoke about helping women recover from "post-abortion syndrome," whose symptoms were compared to a kind of post-traumatic stress disorder.
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And when Mr Barnier insists that he cannot add financial services to the mix, the British government notes that exactly this was proposed in the EU's abortive free-trade talks with America half a decade ago.
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Ankara blames Gulen's network of followers in the military for the abortive putsch in July, when a group of rogue soldiers seized tanks, helicopters and war planes to attack parliament and attempt to overthrow the government.
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Here, Anbang could hardly have a higher profile – for example, holding abortive talks with Kushner Cos, the real estate firm previously led by President Donald Trump's son-in-law, about redeveloping a flagship New York tower.
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They were suspected of using ByLock, an encrypted messaging app which the government says was used by the network of U.S.-based cleric Fethullah Gulen, whom it accuses of orchestrating the abortive putsch in July 2016.
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More than 120 journalists have been detained and over 180 media outlets closed on suspicion of links to the network of U.S.-based cleric Fethullah Gulen, blamed for organizing the abortive attempt to topple the government.
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Relations between Turkey and the United States have been strained by differences over Syria and by the trial in Turkey of Andrew Brunson, the pastor, for supporting a group Ankara blames for a 2016 abortive putsch.
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Speaking to ambassadors in Ankara, Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said imposing a state of emergency in the aftermath of an abortive coup in 2016 had damaged Turkey's image, but said it would work to fix this.
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Opposition leaders said they suspected the abortive vote was orchestrated by Georgian Dream party chief Bidzina Ivanishvili, a wealthy oligarch whom critics suspect in governing the former Soviet republic of 3.7 million people behind the scenes.
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The witnesses said armed police rounded up the protesters as they gathered at Independence Garden for the abortive march in support of 17 activists sentenced last month for plotting against President Jose Eduardo dos Santos's government.
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In the eighteen-sixties, he made an abortive run at fame in Paris with crudely vehement works—privately including wacky erotica, perhaps influenced by Gustave Courbet but mainly expressing stymied lust—in palette-knife-slathered paint.
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In 1944, the 18-year-old D'Eramo went to the IG Farben facility of her own accord, as a kind of Fascist candy striper, and was expelled only when she took part in an abortive strike.
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For what it's worth, my guess is that Trump vaguely remembered the terms of an abortive trade deal with China, which he claimed included a commitment by China to buy 5 million tons of U.S. soybeans.
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Since the abortive putsch, more than 50,000 people, including civil servants and security personnel, have been jailed pending trial and some 150,000 suspended or dismissed from their jobs, mostly on suspicion of links to terrorist groups.
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The EU executive's chief spokesman Margaritis Schinas told reporters that discussions were continuing following May's abortive trip on Monday which was broken off due to objections from Northern Irish allies: "So far, no white smoke," he said.
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Divided in a 1974 Turkish invasion that was triggered by an abortive coup by supporters of union with Greece, mediators say the two sides have come closer than ever but have left the hard parts until last.
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Turkey has troops stationed in Northern Cyprus, is battling armed Kurdish separatists in its southeast region and has jailed large numbers of journalists, academics and others it suspects of having supported an abortive military coup last year.
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The suspects were believed to be users of ByLock, an encrypted messaging app the government says was used by the network of U.S.-based cleric Fethullah Gulen, whom Ankara blames for orchestrating the abortive coup, Anadolu said.
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About 100,000 people in the military, civil service, police and judiciary have already been sacked or suspended in a post-coup crackdown, and some 32,000 people have been arrested for their alleged role in the abortive putsch.
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Meanwhile, governments, NGOs and health organizations on the ground have been coming to grips with the far-reaching consequences of the policy, which experts say will have little to no impact on the number of abortive procedures.
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Ozgur Gundem was closed down under a crackdown during a state of emergency after an abortive coup attempt in July 2016 on grounds it made propaganda for the PKK and acted as its de facto news outlet.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey has accused a reclusive U.S.-based Muslim cleric of masterminding an abortive military coup and launched purges of his suspected followers in state institutions including the army, schools and universities, in an unprecedented crackdown.
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Turkey's authorities have bristled at the Western reaction to the abortive coup, in which rogue soldiers used fighter jets and tanks to attack parliament and other key buildings, killing more than 240 people, many of them civilians.
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The NATO allies remain divided on a host of other issues, including U.S. policy in Syria and Turkey's request for the United States to extradite Fethullah Gulen, a cleric Ankara blames for organizing the 2016 abortive putsch.
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Had he not experienced an abortive spell in Serie A so early on, it's feasible that he would never have reached the heights he did with Arsenal, nor brought quite the same dynamism to the Invincibles' midfield.
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Turkey's judicial independence has been in the spotlight in recent years, especially since a crackdown on the judiciary and other state bodies after an abortive 2016 coup and the country's switch to an executive presidency last year.
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He worked on Mr. Peanutbutter's abortive campaign for California governor, got railroaded into a sham engagement to the vapid actress Courtney Portnoy (Sharon Horgan), embraced his asexual identity and launched an ill-advised business venture: clown dentists.
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The former Kansas secretary of state, who served as vice chair of Trump's abortive and much-maligned voting fraud commission, said he expected to remain in touch with the president and other federal officials about the project.
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The suspects were believed to be users of ByLock, an encrypted messaging app which the government says was used by the network of U.S.-based cleric Fethullah Gulen, accused by Ankara of orchestrating last July's abortive putsch.
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In 24, Hitler staged an abortive coup attempt in Bavaria, the so-called Beer Hall Putsch — a failure that nonetheless turned Hitler into a reactionary celebrity, a sign of German discontent with the post-war political order.
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I think some of the timeline laid out in James Comey's prepared remarks for Thursday's hearing is interesting in light of recent reporting about the Trump administration's so-far abortive efforts to ease US sanctions on Russia.
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More than 100,000 people had already been sacked or suspended and 37,000 arrested since the abortive putsch in an unprecedented crackdown President Tayyip Erdogan says is crucial for wiping out the network of Gulen from the state apparatus.
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HARRISBURG, Pa. (Reuters) - A former mayor of Allentown, Pennsylvania, was sentenced on Tuesday to 15 years in prison for bribery and related crimes that prosecutors said he carried out to finance an abortive run for the U.S. Senate.
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After the geopolitical situation worsened, with the abortive coup this summer, the growth estimate was revised and lowered to 2.4 percent due to challenges of supporting the influx of refugees, rising unemployment and a decline in investment activity.
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Sony is clearly banking on the popularity of Spider-man following the success of this summer's Spider-Man: Homecoming, and is hoping to get its own universe up and running after its first abortive attempt back in 2014.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A U.S.-based cleric accused of orchestrating Turkey's abortive coup may be able to remain in the United States for years even if Turkey asks for his extradition, lawyers with experience in extradition proceedings said.
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The EU and the United States have expressed concern about the scale of the crackdown, and human rights groups have said a lack of due process will ensnare innocent people who had no role in the abortive coup.
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The abortive coup and subsequent purge of the military have raised concern about the stability of Turkey, a member of the U.S.-led coalition fighting Islamic State and which is battling an insurgency at home by Kurdish militants.
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The EU has expressed concern over Turkey's crackdown on suspected supporters of an abortive 2016 coup that has seen some 50,000 people arrested pending trial and 150,000, including teachers, journalists and judges, sacked or suspended from their jobs.
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The son of a Communist who died at the hands of the Gestapo, Stern was a life-long idealist, a believer in communism, and after the abortive Prague Spring of 1968, a devotee of its more dissident strains.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - President Vladimir Putin has formally reprimanded the head of Russia's space agency and a deputy prime minister over an abortive space rocket launch on Wednesday from a new spaceport, Russian agencies quoted the Kremlin as saying.
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Turkey has been frustrated by what it sees as Washington's reluctance to hand over cleric Fethullah Gulen, whom it accuses of masterminding an abortive putsch four months ago and who has lived in exile in Pennsylvania since 1999.
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The daily survey by polling firm Consulta Mitofsky showed Lopez Obrador's approval rating at 59.8%, having suffered a progressive decline since the government's abortive attempt to capture a son of kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman on Oct. 17.
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This Sunday marks 60 years since the Dalai Lama, disguised as a soldier, fled the Potala Palace in Lhasa, the Tibetan capital, after rumors that Chinese troops were planning his abduction or assassination fomented an abortive popular uprising.
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Authorities have also sought to crack down on the international charity Marie Stopes, which is one of Kenya's biggest private providers of legal, affordable post-abortive care, and abortions when the life of the woman is at risk.
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After abortive attempts to incite the peasantry to revolution, the radical Russian intelligentsia came to place its hopes for a more open society in theatrical acts of terrorism, such as the assassination of Tsar Alexander II in 1881.
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Not only has Mr. Nanjiani since become known for his political views, taking to Twitter to criticize Mr. Trump's abortive Muslim ban and making national news after a confrontation with Trump supporters, but audience reactions have also changed.
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China has previously ordered purges of western software, but they were more limited or related to certain security issues; there were efforts five years ago to wean the country off Android and Windows, but ultimately they proved abortive.
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Turks are churning out conspiracy theories about who helped orchestrate the abortive military coup that nearly toppled President Tayyip Erdogan, with the United States - a close NATO ally but a traditional object of suspicion - top of the list.
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You might have some in your kitchen right now: Parsley, mugwort, pennyroyal, Queen Anne's lace seeds, and black cohosh all have abortive properties, and for centuries before institutionalized health care, women managed their reproductive health using plants like these.
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The fallout from the abortive coup, in which more than 230 people were killed as mutinous soldiers commandeered fighter jets, helicopters and tanks in a bid to seize power, has deepened a rift between Ankara and its Western allies.
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Turkey's Justice Ministry passed on the letter, which cited Gulen as the mastermind of the July 15 abortive putsch and accused him of ten different charges including attempting to overthrow the government, to the United States, CNN Turk said.
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Turkey has launched a series of mass purges of suspected Gulen supporters in its armed forces, other state institutions, universities, schools and the media since the abortive coup, prompting Western worries for the stability of a key NATO ally.
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Mehmet Altan, an economics professor and journalist, and his brother Ahmet were detained in September and charged with giving coded messages in a television talk show a day before the abortive July 15 military coup, according to state media.
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The European Union and the United States have expressed concern about the scale of the crackdown, and human rights groups have said a lack of due process will ensnare innocent people who had no role in the abortive coup.
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Down to defeat went Bork, the victim of a Democrat majority in the Senate, followed by an abortive second nomination, which went up in smoke after the revelation that that the appointee had smoked pot with his law students.
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President Tayyip Erdogan declared the state of emergency late on Wednesday, saying it would allow the authorities to tackle more swiftly and effectively those responsible for last Friday's abortive military coup in which an estimated 246 people were killed.
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BRUSSELS, June 21 (Reuters) - The man suspected of an abortive bomb attack on Brussels Central Station on Tuesday may have supported the Islamic State militant group, Belgium's federal prosecutors said in a statement after a search on his home.
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More recent attempts, like the abortive Stop Online Piracy Act, an overbroad piece of copyright enforcement legislation that was killed in 2012 after furious backlash from internet users, have not instilled much confidence in Capitol Hill's understanding of technology.
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He gave it up without a fight, and she ended the brief rebellion in Parliament, an abortive heist that reflected the current chaos in Britain's government, where confusion — about policy, authority and a mace — has in recent days reigned.
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Erdogan has ridden a wave of nationalist support since the abortive coup, vowing to crack down on Turkey's enemies at home and abroad, and support from the MHP will be vital for realizing his ambition of a stronger presidency.
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Fitting, then, that the office-rental firm's abortive listing, shelved on September 22th, threatens a financial shredding for its mastermind, Masayoshi Son—and that the debacle may be the tip of an iceberg for his $100bn Vision Fund (VF).
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Misys was a familiar name to British investors until two abortive merger attempts with rival bank software makers led it to accept a private equity buyout from Vista Equity Partners, which paid 1.27 billion pounds ($1.55 billion) for it in 2012.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkish authorities have detained a brother of Fethullah Gulen, a U.S.-based cleric they accuse of orchestrating a coup attempt in July, and issued arrest warrants for 115 other people as part of nationwide investigations into the abortive putsch.
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Turkish authorities have detained, sacked or dismissed more than 113,000 people from the police, military, public service, judiciary and elsewhere since the abortive coup over suspected ties to U.S.-based Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen, whom Ankara accuses of orchestrating the putsch.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey's defense ministry is investigating all the country's military judges and prosecutors and has suspended 262 of them, private broadcaster NTV reported on Wednesday, following an abortive July 15 coup in which at least 232 people were killed.
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Since the abortive putsch, authorities have carried out a sweeping crackdown on alleged supporters of the cleric Ankara blames for the coup attempt, detaining 160,000 people and dismissing nearly the same number of civil servants, the United Nations said in March.
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When the bank board met in July, after one abortive attempt to raise rates, members remained deeply divided between those worried about the rising cost of prolonged easing, and those opposed to a quick exit from years of radically expansive policy.
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YANGON (Reuters) - As the world was focused on abortive efforts to begin repatriating hundreds of thousands of Rohingya refugees from Bangladesh to Myanmar last month, hundreds of their fellow Muslims still in Myanmar were boarding boats seeking to escape the country.
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Specifically, I'm obsessed with Josh, as the rest of the internet was in the fall of this year (his abortive kiss with Emily has more than 2.6 million views on YouTube, and the one with Roxanne has nearly 1.3 million).
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In times past Palestinian and other Muslims acknowledged that the temple of antiquity was at least one part of this location's multi-layered history; more recently, and especially during the abortive peace talks of 2000, they have rejected any such connection.
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Turkish authorities have detained, sacked or dismissed more than 100,000 people from the police, military, public service, judiciary, and elsewhere since the abortive coup over suspected ties to U.S.-based Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen, whom Ankara accuses of orchestrating the putsch.
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Erdogan's ruling Islamist-rooted AK Party and opposition parties, usually bitterly divided, have demonstrated a rare spirit of unity since the abortive coup and are seeking consensus on constitutional amendments partly aimed at "cleansing" the state apparatus of Gulenist supporters.
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The annual meeting of the Supreme Military Council - chaired by Prime Minister Binali Yildirim and including the top brass - followed the dishonorable discharge of nearly 1,700 military personnel over their alleged roles in the abortive putsch on July 15-16.
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"The Look of Silence" centers on one of the worst massacres since World War Two, when at least 500,000 people died in violence that raged after then-general Suharto and the military took power following an abortive coup in 1965.
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At a Besiktas game two years ago, a group of fans unfurled a banner in support of two teachers who went on hunger strike after being dismissed (along with 125,000 other government employees) in the wake of the abortive coup.
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Smartphone-based VR was an attempt to introduce the tech to the masses for the first time in a relatively low-cost way — but in retrospect will be viewed as an abortive stopgap on a sluggish path towards mainstream appeal.
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Some 110,000 people have been sacked or suspended in the civil service, army, judiciary and other institutions and 36,000 people jailed pending trial in the investigation of the abortive July 15 putsch, in which more than 240 people were killed.
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Trump's campaign website, however, specifically singles out the DACA program (as well as the Obama administration's abortive attempt to expand deferred action for millions more immigrants in 2014) as an "illegal executive amnesty" — and says it will be "immediately" terminated.
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In both the post-racial delusion of the early Obama years and the abortive gender-and-the-presidency battle that took place in early 2020, the same rules of engagement held: Anyone who acknowledges a problem by definition perpetuates it.
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"The Look of Silence" centres on one of the worst massacres since World War Two, when at least 500,000 people died in violence that raged after then-general Suharto and the military took power following an abortive coup in 1965.
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FRANKFURT, Oct 19 (Reuters) - Four years since being taken private after two abortive mergers, British banking software firm Misys is struggling to convince investors it should be valued in line with rival Temenos as it readies to list shares in London.
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With the rollout of the Republican Party's tax reform proposals expected this month, chances are high that incentives for retirement savings will be threatened as they were in 22019 or when an abortive tax reform package was floated in 2014.
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He befriended prominent literary figures from the Nobel Prize winner Yasunari Kawabata to the troubled nationalist Yukio Mishima, who maintained a lively exchange of letters with Dr. Keene until Mishima's suicide after an abortive attempt to spark a military coup.
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Around 500 people were detained, including a number of Kazakh and foreign journalists, during abortive protest efforts in the country's capital, formerly known as Astana but recently renamed Nur-Sultan in honor of the former president, and Almaty, the business capital.
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Just how things got to this point is a convoluted story involving an abortive attempt at EDM stardom, a lethally disastrous music festival, and a lengthy trial, but you don't need to be a dedicated fan to understand or appreciate this movie.
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German Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel said on Monday Europe would not be blackmailed by Turkey in talks on visa liberalization, which have been hampered by a dispute over Turkish anti-terrorism legislation and a crackdown after the abortive coup on July 15.
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So far 22 people have been detained in the operation, the police source said, adding the suspects were believed to be in contact with the network of U.S.-based cleric Fethullah Gulen, whom Ankara accuses of orchestrating the abortive putsch in July 2016.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey has taken over factories and shipyards that had been under control of the military general staff as part of a wide-ranging shake-up of the armed forces following last month's abortive coup, Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said on Tuesday.
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The independence of Turkey's judiciary has been hotly debated in recent years, especially since a crackdown on the judiciary and other state bodies following the July 2016 abortive coup and after the country switched to an executive presidential system in June last year.
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Turkven completed an initial public offering of jeans brand Mavi in June, a 1.17 billion-lira ($334 million) floatation widely seen as a test of international demand for Turkish equities after last year's abortive coup attempt and the widespread political crackdown that followed.
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ISTANBUL, July 20 (Reuters) - Turkey's defence ministry is investigating all the country's military judges and prosecutors and has suspended 262 of them, private broadcaster NTV reported on Wednesday, following an abortive July 15 coup in which at least 232 people were killed.
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Divided in a Turkish invasion in 1974 triggered by an abortive coup by seekers of union with Greece, mediators say the two sides have come closer than they ever had to a deal, but the hard chapters have been left until last.
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By contrast, Tomohiko Amada, the painter whose house he's renting, was a major artist, who turned from Western-style "cutting-edge modern oil paintings" to Japanese-style work after getting involved in an abortive political assassination as a student in 1930s Vienna.
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But it saw a brutal purge of suspected Communist Party members and sympathizers in 1965, when, according to historians, about 500,000 people were killed and a million jailed after then-general Suharto and the military took power following an abortive communist coup.
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Tourism revenues are continuing to dry up following a series of terrorist attacks by the so-called Islamic State and the Kurdistan Workers' Party combined with the abortive coup, while Turkey's dependence on hot money and skittish investor sentiment makes it more vulnerable to shocks.
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Ahmet Altan, also a popular a novelist, was first held for questioning with his brother Mehmet Altan two weeks ago, both of them accused of sending out the messages during a TV talk show a day before the abortive July coup, state media reported.
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Take for example, the end of the show's eighth episode, which expertly lampoons the final scene of Call Me by Your Name, framing Cary's abortive romance as a self-indulgent cry over a nonrelationship that never went past talk of who'd eat the pizza.
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Asked whether the abortive coup had derailed his plans to change the constitution and bolster his powers by making Turkey a full presidential system, he avoided a direct answer, but said a "more limited" package of constitutional amendments could be agreed with the opposition.
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Following the 1961 abortive CIA inspired "Bay of Pigs" coup attempt to topple Castro and the ensuing Cuban missile crisis -- when Castro invited the Soviet Union to base nuclear missiles on Cuba -- successive US administrations had used a twin strategy of diplomatic and economic isolation.
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An alliance with media giant CBS is pursued, and proves abortive, but not before the Videofreex capture some galvanizing footage, including an interview with Fred Hampton, the Illinois chairman of the Black Panther Party, conducted weeks before Hampton was killed by the police in 1969.
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Richard Gordon, who undertook what became a harrowing and abortive spacewalk in a 21929 NASA mission, then orbited the moon three years later, but never achieved his dream of walking on the lunar surface, died on Monday at his home in San Marcos, Calif.
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Virginia's panic attacks have resulted in several abortive attempts to have sex, but Cabot is the hero you want in this situation: "We can go this far and stop as often as you want," he says, a line all too often consigned to fiction.
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But they have tried terrorism, including an abortive effort nine years ago to kill a Saudi ambassador in Washington, and late Thursday, the Department of Homeland Security was sending out reminders of Iran's past and current efforts to attack the United States in cyberspace.
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Rhetoric between the two has recently sharpened after the arrest of two Greek soldiers by Turkey, and Greece's refusal to hand over eight Turkish commandos who fled to the country in the wake of an abortive coup against Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan in July 2016.
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Having settled on oration and documentary filmmaking after an abortive musical career of her own, Jamie is in print a warm but unsparing eyewitness: peeking poignantly from the wings as her progenitor glories, sifting through the jumbo pillbox when he starts to fall apart.
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Erdogan's comments came after a five-hour meeting of Turkey's Supreme Military Council (YAS) - chaired by Prime Minister Binali Yildirim and including the top brass - and the dishonorable discharge of nearly 215,2000 military personnel over their alleged role in the abortive putsch on July 210-2000.
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This unfortunate booking by Pete — who throws money around like he's trying to impress people, or buy their affection, including blowing $2,000 on an abortive day of something called helicopter skiing — turns out to be only the first of a handful of bad decisions on his part.
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In a deeply touching portrayal we see him sing karaoke—out of key but with compelling abandon—in a local bar; start a vlog to track an abortive attempt at sobriety; move to Austin to find a job, despite his illness; and remain stubbornly upbeat throughout.
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Mr Erdogan and Mr Tsipras enjoy some personal chemistry, but Turkey's relations with Greece remain marred by disputes over maritime borders, gas reserves in the Aegean, the reunification of Cyprus and the fate of eight Turkish troops who escaped to Greece after an abortive coup in 2016.
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Hinting at a possible concentration of more power in the presidency in the aftermath of the abortive coup, Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said on Monday that political parties have enough common ground to pass limited constitutional changes and aim to eventually draft a whole new charter.
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The biggest issue in campaigning for the April 28 vote has been Madrid's handling of Catalan discontent that led to the 2017 plebiscite and an ultimately abortive attempt to secede from Spain, with right-of-center parties calling for tougher action against the Catalan government in Barcelona.
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Turkish officials dismiss suggestions that the crackdown is too heavy-handed, pointing out that never in Turkey's history have its own warplanes been used to bomb parliament as they were during the abortive coup, and that many of the more than 240 people killed were civilians.
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Past industry consolidation attempts have been more complex, less amenable, or both — from the mining company BHP Billiton's abortive $39 billion hostile bid for Potash in 2010, to an abandoned tax inversion between CF Industries of the United States and OCI of the Netherlands this year.
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Tell me more: Last month the former Catalan president, Carles Puigdemont — who, in October, dodged arrest by the Spanish authorities by fleeing to Brussels after the region's abortive attempt to declare independence — was arrested by German police, after crossing the border from Denmark in a car.
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Instead, what we see is a series of bungled and abortive attempts to create ties between the two sides, a situation in which the Trump team and Russia worked to reach out to each other (and vice versa) without ever developing a formal arrangement to coordinate.
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S. ties have neared a breaking point recently over a number issues, including U.S. support for the YPG, the extradition of Gulen, accused by Ankara of masterminding a 2016 abortive putsch, and last month's U.S. conviction of an executive from Turkey's Halkbank for helping Iran evade U.S. sanctions.
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BitTorrent made its name as a way to share movies, shows, and music, but the company has made abortive attempts to move further into the entertainment industry before: the company was forced to close its Torrent Entertainment Network store back in 2008 after a lack of customer interest.
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He has ridden a wave of patriotism since an abortive coup in July, casting Turkey as at peril from a cocktail of outside forces and in need of strong leadership to see off threats from Islamic State, Kurdish militants, the enemies within who tried to oust him and their foreign backers.
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Turkey has fumed over what it sees as U.S. reluctance to extradite Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen, accused by Ankara of orchestrating an abortive military coup last year, and over U.S. support for the Syrian Kurdish YPG militia, seen by Turks as an extension of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK).
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Ballard—an ex-convict and the owner of the Leafs from 1961 to 1990, or about half of the franchise's enduring abortive epoch—was a notorious malcontent and a vocal defamer of the World Hockey Association from its founding as a competitor to the NHL in the fall of 222.
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"That night, our enemies who were rubbing their hands in anticipation of Turkey's downfall woke up the next morning to the grief that things would be more difficult from now on," Erdogan said of the July 19333 abortive coup, drawing parallels to times past when Turkey was occupied by foreign forces.
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Western governments and human rights groups, while condemning the abortive coup in which at least 6513 people were killed and more than 2,000 injured, have expressed concern over the extent of the crackdown, suggesting President Tayyip Erdogan may be using it to stifle dissent and tighten his grip on power.
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The abortive coup on July 15, in which rogue soldiers commandeered tanks, fighter jets and helicopters in a bid to seize power, has raised concern about the stability of Turkey, a key member of the U.S.-led coalition fighting Islamic State and battling an insurgency at home by Kurdish militants.
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Related: Turkish academics talk about living in fear: 'It's the final stage of a witch hunt' Cavusoglu said the link between soldiers involved in the abortive coup and Gulen's extensive network of followers was "very clear", adding that Turkey would do all it could "politically and legally" to secure his extradition.
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Louis XVI, pausing on his abortive flight from Paris to devour a dish of pig's trotters in which "the bones burst like bonbons, flooding the mouth with warm, liquefied marrow," cooked his final goose when he demanded — and ravenously shredded — an entire roast chicken while facing his scornful accusers in court.
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He also picked up on the hijacking by Palestinian terrorists of an Air France plane to Entebbe, Uganda, in 1976; an abortive United States attempt to rescue hostages from the American Embassy in Tehran in 1980; Saddam Hussein's invasion of Kuwait in 1990; and a devastating earthquake in Haiti in 2010.
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It was his abortive attempts to help out on the album (according to Murphy, he contributed a sole chord change to a song and then slipped out, deflated, when no one was looking) which has informed nearly everything that has been written since about LCD Soundsystem's near faultless fourth album American Dream.
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NICE, France — Returning home after an abortive trip to find some ice cream late on Thursday evening, Mario Aufiero, a French retiree, waited patiently on the sidewalk as a big truck lumbered down the short street he needed to cross to get to his apartment building just off the Promenade des Anglais.
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And, although "Paris Is Out!" remains Mr. Trump's only Broadway credit, his off-and-on flirtation with the theater world, which included abortive talks about musicals inspired by his career, add some drama to the biography of the man who has unexpectedly become the leading contender for the Republican nomination for president.
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Mr. Erdogan has delighted Moscow in recent years by feuding openly with Washington, blaming it for an abortive coup against his rule in 2016, spurning its offers of American antiaircraft weapons in favor of the Russian-made S-400 system and joining with Russia in energy projects at odds with Western policy.
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But, besides an early, abortive attempt, playing Larenz Tate's "white friend" in Theodore Witcher's film "Love Jones" ("I got so nervous when the camera was on that I was stiff and terrible, and he obviously had to cut me," Gray says), he has been wary of letting his funny self onto the screen.
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The China Daily, in an editorial which preceded the announcement of the abortive Trump trip to the border, said Trump not going to the Demilitarised Zone (DMZ) and North Korea not recently carrying out any nuclear or missile tests was a "hopeful sign that both prefer to find a peaceful solution to their predicaments".
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In a way, the movie is a grimly unwhimsical version of "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland," with Ms. Schneider's character wending her way through a series of abortive rehearsals, shabby hotel rooms and glum soirées (one including a 21913-millimeter projection of Fritz Lang's "Metropolis"), trying to comprehend what the adults around her are up to.
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" And when he went back in October, he celebrated that the show was now "in its sixth month" at the music hall, assuring readers that the fact would be "pregnant with historical significance" for anyone "conversant with the ups and downs of colored theatricals" and all "the abortive, yet well-intended efforts of the past.
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Mr. Salvini's main goal in his abortive reach for more power was to challenge those constraints, if necessary by defying the E.U. Mr. Salvini was also known for his hard-line immigration policies and for leaning toward Russia and the authoritarian style of its president and away from Italy's traditional European and Atlantic allies.
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The term "red clocks" references wombs; Mattie is pregnant with an unwanted child; her teacher, Ro, is desperately trying to conceive a child alone in her 40s with a glorified turkey baster medical treatment (IVF has been outlawed); and Gin, a witchy woman living alone in the woods, is providing illegal abortive tinctures before being arrested for doing so.
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Haier, which made an abortive attempt in 2008 to buy the business, has a negligible presence in the U.S. white goods market, dominated by Whirlpool Corp, Sweden's Electrolux AB and GE. The news comes weeks after GE walked away from a deal to sell the business to Electrolux for $3.3 billion, following months of opposition from U.S. antitrust regulators.
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E. Barrett Prettyman Jr., a prominent Washington lawyer who played crucial backstage roles in the Supreme Court's unanimous school-desegregation decision, the first expulsion by Congress of one of its members in more than a century, and the release of prisoners captured in the abortive Bay of Pigs invasion of Cuba, died on Friday in Washington.
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Although Mr. Trump's lawyers have long worried that the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, is trying to catch Mr. Trump in a lie, they said Mr. Cohen's new account of the Trump Organization's abortive hotel project in Moscow essentially matches what Mr. Trump himself stated in written answers delivered to prosecutors just nine days ago.
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One recollects only a kaleidoscopic flux of gruesomely fragmentary impressions, too outlandish to be perfectly accurate, too vivid to be entirely false: nightmarish revenants from the dim haunts of the collective unconscious … monstrous, abortive shapes emerging from the abysmal murk of evolutionary history … things pre-hominid, even pre-mammalian … forms never quite resolving into discrete organisms, spilling over and into one another, making it uncertain where one ends and another begins.
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