Kill your competitors using paid assassins, and then kill those assassins to cover your tracks.
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Miranda consulted Assassins librettist John Weidman while writing Hamilton because he was interested in the way Assassins blended historical narrative with implicit contemporary commentary.
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As we were led in through a back entrance, patients leaned from their upper-floor windows, shouting "Assassins, assassins" because, I think, they mistook the photographers with long lenses for paparazzi.
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Big reveal: He's descended from the Assassins, a secret society.
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Inside Mogadishu, Somalia's capital, Shabab assassins routinely kill government officials.
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And the whole time, they were hearing about the assassins.
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Ahi Assassins was supposed to be just a fish store.
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"There were three leaders of the assassins' conspiracy," Strauss says.
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Of course, there are assassins hunting him with every step.
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Wu Assassins launches on American Netflix on Friday, August 9th.
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"Assassins" is the report of that unsettlement, and the bang.
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There are samurai assassins, and there are 13 of them.
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As the twin Assassins Jacob and Evie Fry, players must build a criminal empire step by step in order to take out Crawford Starrick, criminal mastermind and leader of the Assassins' rivals, The Templars.
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Otherwise, the assassins will achieve their goal: societies living in fear.
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"We are not assassins, like you, Mr. Nicolas Maduro," he said.
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Saldi says that he has lost 14 friends to unidentified assassins.
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There were people dressed like assassins from the John Wick movies.
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The assassins then left the country, flying to Cairo and Dubai.
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"A raucous extravaganza of assassins and lunatics," Charles Finch said here.
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In the concert presentation of "Assassins" that opened this summer's Encores!
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His last words were 'May God have mercy on the assassins.
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One of the assassins was wounded in the exchange of gunfire.
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Rather, they are useless, unintentional assassins, and do not deserve our sympathy.
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Untold numbers of Yiga Clan (would-be) assassins will lose their bananas.
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Teller will play a police officer entangled in the world of assassins.
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"We are now hiding with my family from hired assassins," he said.
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U.S. government sources also said they believed North Korean assassins were responsible.
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"They are terrorists, thugs and assassins," Mr. Macron said of the extremists.
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Antony is pure but has offered his hand to the bloody assassins.
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As the family prepared a milk bottle, the assassins smashed the door open.
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Their assassins, prosecutors added, died two months later in a shootout with police.
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Dominican court documents allege Rodriguez Mota paid $7,800 to the would-be assassins.
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Even if they're not really "assassins," Alexios and Kassandra still feel like them.
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Meanwhile, two ruthless female assassins, Rain and Dawn, murder a pack of criminals.
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Even outside the country, dissidents are not necessarily safe from the North's assassins.
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Assassins have tried several times before to kill him in car bomb blasts.
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Step forward the brawny figure of Phichitchai from Saenchai's gym of ring assassins.
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Only an equally shadowy group called the Assassins have stood in their way.
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Cicero attempted to flee, but accepted his death when confronted by his assassins.
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They are assassins, their hearts harnessed with explosives, their bodies bundled with bombs.
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The most frustrating part of Wu Assassins, though, is its straight-faced grimness.
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Former protégés turned into potential assassins and death threats stalked his final days.
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Assassins is a Sondheim musical sung by people who tried to kill presidents.
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On the morning of August 23, 1971, the assassins turned on their commanders.
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You can build up, basically, a fleet or an armada of like up to 2150 frigates that ride along beside your freighter, and you can send them off on missions, a little bit like you would assassins in Assassins Creed.
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In the interview he said he has nearly a dozen assassins working beneath him.
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But don't let their delicate purrs deceive you: Cats are brilliant, cold-blooded assassins.
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Questionable meetings with assassins, ties to malevolent international assets, and unmitigated shadowy intelligence powers?
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In Tàpies's political works, like the Assassins, symbolism and allegory are used almost interchangeably.
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What Assassins lacks in pop influence it makes up for in brilliant political theater.
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For 20 years, Douglas has tracked serial killers, rapists, assassins, arsonists and the like.
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Though many of them are skilled fighters or ruthless assassins, they still feel helpless.
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Picture this: Child assassins stalking their favorite cereal mascots across an island game reserve.
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Most days Jun sits at the end of the street, watching out for assassins.
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We can't see whether Darlene and Cisco, those assassins' targets, are alive or dead.
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PRINCETON "Assassins," with music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim and book by John Weidman.
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Important point: The Assassins are the good guys, because they believe in free will.
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He was managing the Assassins, who were feuding with "Boogie Woogie Man" Jimmy Valiant.
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"Czar Alexander II was riding down this road when the assassins struck," she said.
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On the page, that means partnering with him in Assassins to take out Gen.
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A couple of years ago, Jan's brother was shot in the stomach by assassins.
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Watch this Hitchcock classic starring Tippi Hedren as a socialite besieged by winged assassins.
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Written by Camus in 1949, "The Just Assassins" is a classic of French theater.
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In another seven years, security experts warn, assassins won't need motorcycles or magnetic bombs.
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Assassins carried out their deeds under direct orders of then-Supreme Leader Ruhollah Khomeini.
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The experiment to create a crack team of would-be assassins ended in disaster.
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" The Spanish royal family called the perpetrators "assassins" adding that they "won't terrorise us.
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The opportunity for the alleged assassins may simply have been too good to pass up.
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A school full of teenagers learning how to become assassins: what could possibly go wrong?
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Michael Fassbender's soft lilt is in my ear spouting nonsense about assassins and their creed.
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Think Hitman meets Dishonored, and what you have is a wicked-looking game about assassins.
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Guzman also is blamed for hundreds of deaths, through his own hand or his assassins.
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MF DOOM made two appearances on DJ Muggs's latest Soul Assassins project, Dia del Asesinato.
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This is not the first time assassins have adapted a new technology for nefarious ends.
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Heroes Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert F. Kennedy had been gunned down by assassins.
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And then I was asked by Jerry Zaks to do the first workshop of 'Assassins.
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Amid the war, witnesses have said, Mr. Guzmán dispatched assassins to execute Rodolfo Carrillo Fuentes.
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It's believed that for centuries, gangs of thieves and assassins called thugs operated throughout India.
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Death threats forced the mayor to switch cars several times a day to evade assassins.
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Also, remember when Melisandre could birth demon assassins to help her favored side win battles?
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Where to watch: Netflix Is Wu Assassins the absolute best thing on Netflix right now?
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Enter Marc Serra (Sterling K. Brown in a dad hat), a plugged-in assassins broker.
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Kim simply gets out his antiaircraft machine guns and calls up his nerve-agent assassins.
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In the number, all the assassins list the reasons for why they commit their crimes.
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Assassins pretending to be soldiers shot Sadat as he watched Victory Day celebrations in Cairo.
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Its undercarriage was strengthened, in case would-be assassins planted bombs on the rail track.
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S.S. agent; a dogged detective; a cadre of heroin dealers; a corps of Sicilian assassins.
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The assassins made their way to the mainland and then hijacked a bus to Seoul.
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Theuma – the tall, clean-cut taxi driver allegedly ordered by Fenech to hire assassins – followed.
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Here's another simple movie about a guy named John Wick, his dog, some colorful background lights, an endless supply of guns, assassins on motorcycles, assassins in fancy hotels, more cool lighting... you know what to expect, and every bit of it is packed in here.
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But in every other instance, an existing structure guided their blood-soaked justice: the assassins guild.
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John has killed the wrong guy, a member of the international assassins guild the High Table.
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She marries the heir to the king, Prince Ali, and is exiled and pursued by assassins.
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For Annie, the demons are invisible assassins in the woods, looking to kill her and sister.
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The narrative alternates between the teenage assassins and Robert Garcia, the cop who was chasing them.
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Kennedys, who shared the horrific bond of losing their husbands to assassins' bullets, actually got along.
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They have assassins at their disposal because they grew alongside and with the support of narcos.
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In the fall, he's all sleek suits designed for assassins with standing reservations at Terrazza Brunella.
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Both fell prey, in varying degrees, to toxins — a long-favored tool of the Kremlin's assassins.
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Within months, a team of assassins confronted him in jail, stabbing him seven times, he said.
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Doing so made him a target for Al Qaeda assassins, prosecutors said in a sentencing memorandum.
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And the assassins almost certainly didn't have giant swords — after all, it was a surprise attack.
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Like his "22003 Assassins," this outing is a samurai tale, albeit one based on a manga.
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She's led into a trap by the League of Assassins, which David is a part of.
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"They are a family, my family is the group I manage, straight up assassins," El Sangres stated.
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They said it could not be ruled out that assassins used some kind of "poison pen" device.
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You know him: Creator of skin-breathing assassins, chicken hats, and cutscenes that last an entire afternoon.
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It remains unclear who sent the assassins, though many signs point to al-Qaeda and the Taliban.
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And, Game Of Thrones can simply scream, "Magic!" when you ask how women can birth shadow assassins.
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By the way, speaking of assassins, some of the best here are the plots to kill Castro.
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On May 15th unknown assassins murdered one of the finest, Javier Valdez, in the state of Sinaloa.
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Like most roleplaying games, there are mages, marksmen, tanks to soak up damage, assassins, and hybrid types.
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"They are real assassins!" said Elvis Amoroso, the vice-president of the powerful socialist-run Constituent Assembly.
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Everything revs up when John Wick smacks two assassins from their damn motorcycles and hits the road.
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But I soon forget about that after you're handed a pistol and assassins are coming at you.
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They preceded the torturers and assassins in the science of organized cruelty that we call the Holocaust.
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His would-be assassins were later killed by Kenyan police after they committed a string of robberies.
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Valiant didn't like losing his beard, so he started putting his hair up against the Assassins' masks.
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But they're too busy flinging themselves out of windows or having their throats slit by teenage assassins.
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"We do not know who his assassins were or why they committed this crime," the newspaper added.
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Among them was his brother, Vincente Carrillo Fuentes, who oversaw his team of assassins, witnesses have said.
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Miami was ill-equipped to handle that inundation of both petty thieves and assassins, people for hire.
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In a Robin story arc in 2006, Cass becomes evil and takes over the League of Assassins.
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It depicted synthetic beings called replicants, manufactured for use as sex toys, soldiers, assassins and so on.
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Abd al Malik and Karidja Touré rehearse Albert Camus's "The Just Assassins" at the Théâtre du Châtelet.
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Police allege Maesaiah Thabane hired eight assassins to kill her but was not present at the shooting.
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A secret group of Russian assassins operated without Western security officials having any idea about their activities.
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When the police arrive at his house, they find the assassins slain in their signature Rorschach masks.
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The protesters, chanting "assassins, assassins" and "shame on you," marched along the ancient capital city's main shopping street to the courthouse where, on Saturday, a prominent local businessman, Yorgen Fenech, was arraigned on charges of complicity in the murder of the journalist and other crimes related to the killing.
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Doctors first harvest a patient's white blood cells and then, in the lab, reprogram them into tumor assassins.
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But it's unclear why he would have footed the $7,800 to the would-be assassins, as police allege.
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In the new stand-off with Vladimir Putin, Mr Gordievsky may still be a target for Russian assassins.
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The Assassins' motion is slick and buoyant, shot just realistically enough to avoid looking like outright wire-fu.
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He even absorbed the mind of one of the assassins, Jemail, which is, yeah, too creepy for words.
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The diagonal scar on Mr Khattab's neck is another story; assassins had planted a bomb near his house.
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Of course, were this Game of Thrones she would probably then be stabbed in the back by assassins.
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Gaviria begins by advising Netflix to hire a team of assassins to protect the crew shooting the show.
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In U.S. indictments, the organization has been accused of using assassins and hit squads to maintain its control.
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Coaches, fans, and media want players to be gladiators but also stone-cold assassins whenever anything goes haywire.
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Government assassins kill a local politician to spark a riot that will allow them to seize greater control.
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When I gamed last time, there was [the first] Assassins Creed, which was a fun single player game.
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If suspects fear them as potential assassins, why bother to talk to the police at the other end?
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One of García Lorca's assassins boasted that he had fired "two bullets into his arse for being queer".
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Eight other people, including company employees, hired assassins and members of the army, have been arrested and tried.
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When he was 7, he saw assassins fire on a party, killing one person and wounding several others.
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After he had done the same to the second, he ordered his assassins to dispose of the bodies.
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That's what the handsomely-paid character assassins parading around as journalists focused on incessantly during the Democratic primary.
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Even if their own family were murdered by motorbike-riding assassins, they think he's doing the right thing.
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Wu Assassins is better than Iron Fist if only because Uwais is a better lead than Finn Jones.
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If a victim had been dispatched with a single bullet, journalists would attribute the killing to N.P.A. assassins.
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After an original Off-Broadway run in 1990, Assassins was revived on April 22, 2004 on Studio 54.
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What if someone handed you all that information and the camaraderie of a group of like-minded assassins?
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Mobsters have started over as bakery owners; reformed assassins have found careers as doll sellers, Ms. Watkins reported.
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We learn a little more about the assassins' world, both what makes it tick and how it operates.
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It has published photos of the would-be assassins, who went by the names Alexander Petrov and Ruslan Boshirov.
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Tasha: What, like John Wick stepped on their pet turtle while running from the latest band of 50 assassins?
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It suggests that Maharashtra's finest think they can appear heroic by labelling elderly sandal-wearing intellectuals as dangerous assassins.
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The PNP denies allegations that assassins are operating in league with some of its officers to kill drug users.
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Erdogan, a religious conservative, has compared Gulen and his supporters to a virus and a medieval cult of assassins.
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He rose from the streets to run the drug empire by using assassins and hit squads to maintain control.
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The first part is a cinematic vignette set in the Continental, the film's secret club and hotel for assassins.
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Today, a Chase Bank sits on the spot where Malcolm X's followers caught and pummeled two of the assassins.
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He survived an attempt on his own life and has lost his son and son-in-law to assassins.
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The blueprint is simple: Small bands of heavily armed assassins staging coordinated attacks on soft targets in urban spaces.
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Before long, Mayo's heir apparent was coordinating multi-ton cocaine shipments from Colombia and overseeing a team of assassins.
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First, the stars of "John Wick" had to learn some basics before they could start shooting like international assassins.
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Bergman, an investigative reporter and military analyst, interviewed hundreds of insiders, including assassins, and obtained thousands of classified documents.
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Several Redditors have placed the blame on Elena and ask why the burglars or assassins would leave her alive.
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Now it seems she'll head home, having studied with a legendary group of assassins and ... learned to stick fight.
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At least 2,300 drug-related deaths have occurred separately, at the hands of what police say are unknown assassins.
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Pirate Roberts himself hired several assassins to the tune of $0003,000 in a desperate bid to hid his identity.
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More than 40 years later, one of my family's assassins, Rashed Chowdhury, lives at liberty in the United States.
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The other suspects arrested and tried in the killing included company employees, hired assassins and members of the army.
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Gary Oldman and Jessica Alba wisely keep to the periphery of this fiasco about a support group for assassins.
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Wu Assassins does pretty well with the first, so viewers may want to fast-forward to the fight scenes.
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The lawyer, Jude Josue Sabio, represented two men who said they had been assassins for Mr. Duterte in Davao.
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Experts say the sites, which charge roughly the same as the going price for real-life assassins, are scams.
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The closed trial concluded that the killing of the Saudi dissident was an impulsive decision taken by the assassins.
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McKeag, indeed known as one of the U.D.A.'s most lethal assassins, died in 21795 of a drug overdose.
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Regardless, the Iron Bank has used their neighborhood assassins before to sway Westerosi politics towards a more profitable end.
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Maesaiah, 42, has been charged with the murder, and police suspect her of ordering assassins to do the job.
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For years, members of a secret team of assassins, Unit 29155, operated in Europe unbeknown to Western security officials.
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In "Kahaani," she played a pregnant woman who searches for her missing husband as she is trailed by assassins.
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In "Kahaani," she played a pregnant woman who searches for her missing husband as she is trailed by assassins.
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For now, this "Assassins" lacks the emotional heft (and cannot attain the visual panache) that a great production requires.
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They have been told that these assassins – arrested in December 2017 – were continually leaked details about the police investigation.
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A thriller where assassins target a college basketball phenom organizing a movement to get him and his friends paid?
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Assassins expresses the extreme lengths people will go to when they believe they are doing what is right for their country which brings us to the state of the political world today and The Politician... Why The Politician References Assassins So how does a maniacal musical play a role in Murphy's The Politician?
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It's not clear why he would have put up the $7,800 payment for the would-be assassins as police allege.
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People new to the game as well as veteran VR assassins were all there for the same thing — to win.
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Since he's a dragon, he does that by swooping down and lighting a bunch of would-be assassins on fire.
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Assassins, out to kill any Israeli's they could find living in Paris, invaded his family's home and killed his stepfather.
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Though they have less in common musically than other shows on this list, Assassins was a huge influence on Hamilton.
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That was before October 2nd, when Saudi assassins murdered a dissident journalist, Jamal Khashoggi, in the Saudi consulate in Istanbul.
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His followers — the assassins — are paid to give this gift to those directed, but may not choose someone to kill.
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Over the weekend, Maduro administration said they had arrested six "terrorists and assassins" - and said there might be more arrests.
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Outside of assassins, the biggest item change is probably Aegis of the Legion no longer having a magic resist aura.
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In Mexico, they operate with the Zeta and Sinaloa drug cartels, where they transport narcotics and hire out as assassins.
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"They were assassins with a badge," said historian Trinidad Gonzales, who counts a relative among those murdered during the era.
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Played with blazing desperation by Gilles Geary, the doomed man gasps out a last-minute promise to haunt his assassins.
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I had come to Ukraine to learn more about G.R.U. assassins like those accused of trying to kill Mr. Skripal.
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At least twice since he was arrested by the Mexican authorities in 1998, assassins have tried to kill Mr. Martínez.
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Enter the parabalini, sometime stretcher-bearers, sometime assassins, who viciously flayed alive the brilliant Alexandrian mathematician and pagan philosopher Hypatia.
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Perhaps, the security officials thought, his two assassins had overdosed him accidentally in their desperation to get the job done.
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They placed bombs in supermarkets, gunned down civilians, and hired assassins to massacre passengers at Israel's Lod Airport in 22019.
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Within hours, the police had detained the men and blown their cover: They were Iranian assassins, according to the Afghans.
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"The Just Assassins" gives ethnic minority actors a chance to shine onstage at one of the city's most hallowed theaters.
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Despite returning to the stage 30 years after the show was created, the ideas in Assassins remain particularly relevant now.
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It's got a similar focus — slaughter a bunch of assassins — but with more streamlined gameplay than its sometimes-clunky predecessor.
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In it, you play as Travis Touchdown, a douchey layabout who falls ass-backwards into joining the United Assassins Association.
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The assassins also generally take care to avoid security cameras and use cars and guns that are difficult to trace.
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Human rights groups believe many other deaths that police attributed to vigilantes were carried out by assassins likely colluding with police.
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Malaysia said the assassins used VX nerve agent, a chemical listed by the United Nations as a weapon of mass destruction.
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Wakanda's comic book "Dogs of War," better known as the Hatut Zeraze, is a secret police force of spies and assassins.
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In 353, he was gunned down in a residential neighborhood on Montreal's north shore — but his would-be assassins were sloppy.
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A recipient of a Guggenheim fellowship in nonfiction, Roya Hakakian is the author of most recently, Assassins of the Turquoise Palace.
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In Season 2, Barry trades offers to train assassins in order to pay a debt and get on with his life.
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She has been hired back as an "outside expert" on female assassins, along with Kenny (Sean Delaney) from her previous team.
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Face-changing is only allowed when a man says it is allowed, and all looks must be versatile for aspiring assassins.
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The spark came in April 8003, when a plane carrying the Hutu president, Juvénal Habyarimana, was shot down by unknown assassins.
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Deadly Class is based on a comic book of the same name about high school students studying to be master assassins.
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What exactly caused the genocide (which started after a plane carrying Rwanda's president, Juvénal Habyarimana, was shot down by unknown assassins)?
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The assassins are usually not voters, but fellow MPs who dispatch their leader in hope of a boost in the polls.
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An internal board of inquiry said in a report this week that the assassins were likely militia members from the area.
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In the comic strip, Warbucks even had his own private army of assassins, who happily tortured and killed whoever menaced Annie.
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They are permitting a level of impunity that allows the vast majority of perpetrators to walk free, emboldening would-be assassins.
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The profits pay the cartels' assassins, as well as corrupt police officers and soldiers, who discard piles of bodies across Mexico.
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One of the best stories in his collection "Nebraska" (1988) is "The Killers," an affecting portrait of a rotation of assassins.
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Killings by vigilantes have occurred often and the authorities have been accused by rights groups of hiring assassins to kill suspects.
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I.A. agent on this program speaking about assassins who were sent abroad by the US to start revolutions and topple governments.
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Aya is the first assassin because she recognizes and formalizes what the brotherhood of assassins must do, down through time, forever.
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Some believe Sheikh Hasina ordered the arrests to please foreign governments that have complained about Bangladesh's reluctance to pursue the assassins.
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Takashi Miike ("13 Assassins") has called Toronto the place where he first realized he was making films for a global audience.
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Synopsis: In 1850s Oregon, the infamous duo of assassins, Eli and Charlie Sisters, chase a gold prospector and his unexpected ally.
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"We are not training assassins, we are trying to train them to give themselves an opportunity to get away," she said.
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To really make sure the audience understands that message, The Politician incorporates Tony-winning Stephen Sondheim musical Assassins into the plot.
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The songs really drive home the point that these assassins consider themselves outsiders which makes they think their means are necessary.
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When Mr. Gebrev was discharged, the assassins poisoned him and his son again, at their summer home on the Black Sea.
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Assassins, lookouts and spies scattered across the globe successfully killed a number of high-profile targets over a span of years.
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For nearly a year, Mr. Zottola and his son had been hunted by shadowy assassins on the streets of the Bronx.
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I knew enough clue entries — TUTU, BEIJING, HOMEWORK, ASSASSINS, USHER — to fill in blanks and deduce the rest of the puzzle.
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Naturally, the development team behind Assassins Creed had to take some artistic liberties when recreating Ancient Greece ahead of its deadline.
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But they have also used their armies of assassins to move into new endeavors: rackets, extortion, oil theft, even wildcat iron mining.
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Reilly and Phoenix play brothers named Eli and Charlie Sisters who work as assassins in the Wild West after a violent childhood.
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Faceless Men: feared assassins from Braavos who have the ability to take on different appearances often using some very creepy face masks.
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The next day, Mayor Ferdinand Bote of northern General Tinio town was shot and killed in an SUV by motorcycle-riding assassins.
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Klaus is kidnapped by two assassins, Hazel and Cha-Cha, for information about his brother, Five, and no one realizes he's gone.
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And just when it seems all is lost, Drogon appears to burn a few assassins and Dany flies the hell outta there.
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Much like the previous two chapters, this trailer suggests we should prepare for some gruesome action at the hands of trained assassins.
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And the plot, which involves super-soldier assassins and the comically evil conglomerate enabling them, is often equally hard to take seriously.
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The plight of the elves, for example, is filtered through Reyla, a gifted young woman who belongs to a coven of assassins.
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What if he had then avoided all his other would-be assassins and lived to old age well into the 21st century?
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With assassins at their heels, Han and Lando have to prevent Gor from using his device to kill everyone on Cloud City.
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Fleeing assassins with cars, Wick runs into a Manhattan stable, brimming with pretty horses and plenty of opportunities for crazy fight choreography.
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The idea of assassins is that they can go out on the prowl and pretty easily kill enemy champions in 1v1 duels.
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It follows young adults Sailor and Lula as they flee Lula's possessive mother, hired assassins, and a cavalcade of other nefarious forces.
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The legal system in the state of Texas, for instance, doesn't think of them as cartel assassins or members of the Zetas.
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Ryan Reynolds welcomed several young would-be assassins onto the Deadpool set for the Make-A-Wish Foundation and Children's Wish Foundation.
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Arya seemed destined for ninja-hood at the beginning of Season 5, joining a mysterious group of assassins called the Faceless Men.
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They are not out there to become targets for cowardly snipers, active shooters and agitated-chaotic "ticking time bomb" lone wolf assassins.
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Meanwhile, the floor teems with people in scrubs who are really undercover cops, men in suits who are lawyers, assassins or both.
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The play portrays the assassination of the historic Roman leader, but focuses on the infighting and strife that ensues among the assassins.
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I love that you were getting deeper into the world of these assassins and learning the codes, the ethics, and the rules.
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From the orphaned Zoe Saldana in Colombiana to the handful of assassins Angelina Jolie played in Salt, Wanted, and Mr. and Mrs.
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The assassins hurled their first round of explosives as Czar Alexander II traveled in his carriage through the streets of St. Petersburg.
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And to this day, peer pressure still strikes me as one of the most powerful secret assassins of financial stability and behavior.
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But human rights groups believe many deaths that police had attributed to vigilantes were carried out by assassins likely colluding with police.
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Mr. Kim was so afraid of assassins that he begged for his life in a letter to his half brother in 2012.
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Assassins on a motorcycle shot Cecilio Pineda Birto as he awaited his vehicle at a carwash, hitting him at least 2114 times.
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Yes, the world of the assassins is entrancing, and the cast — especially Reeves, who holds the whole thing together — is uniformly great.
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Yet the disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, allegedly murdered by Saudi assassins on orders from the Kingdom, has decimated the image revamp.
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The absolute worst of these Kombat wannabes was Data East's Tattoo Assassins—a fighting game about warriors with tattoos that come alive.
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One of the assassins told his captors he'd been directly instructed about the mission by Kim Yong Chol, South Korean media reported.
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Browder said that according to reports he has read, Khashoggi was murdered and dismembered by up to 15 assassins sent from Saudi Arabia.
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Even though they were behind bars, prosecutors say they helped coordinate the shooting and distributed a $7,800 payment to his would-be assassins.
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For Arya, whose journey has been spent with rogues and assassins, that means killing anyone who's ever crossed her, or anyone who might.
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That enemy might be returning, and protagonist Ead must stop assassins from killing Queen Sabran IX whose bloodline keeps the dragons at bay.
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The assassins, Hunter recounted, were ordered to meet with two real estate agents, shoot them right away, and quickly dispose of their bodies.
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By the time the assassins found a suitable venue to carry out the murders, Hunter said, "a hundred people" had seen their faces.
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Sansa discovered Arya's face masks, and Arya chillingly told her that she'd been training with the Faceless Men, a Braavosi ring of assassins.
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Obviously none of the obstacles, nor any treaty, stopped Kim Jong-nam's assassins, two women who supposedly wiped the liquid on his face.
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He can slay the most expensive assassins and devious demons his nemesis Aku—whose name literally translates to "evil"—can throw at him.
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The scene opens with the two human assassins in what looks like a desolate, deserted castle, preparing for some dramatic event to come.
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Also, the general communications capacity of the Dark Web and its Darknet software is popular for illegal associations such as terrorists and assassins.
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In the mind of Vladimir Putin, British inaction signaled to Russian government assassins that they could get away with murder on UK soil.
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A British inquiry into that case concluded Litvinenko was murdered with the radioactive substance Polonium 210 by Russian assassins "probably approved" by Putin.
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In 2006, assassins affiliated with the Russian government fatally poisoned the Russian dissident and former spy Alexander Litvinenko, who was living in London.
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We also learn that history was actually manipulated by two opposing factions, the Assassins and the Templars, and maybe also aliens, but whatever.
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The two main characters appear to be assassins, one who wants to end the vicious cycle and one who wants it to continue.
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"The profits pay the cartels' assassins, as well as corrupt police officers and soldiers, who discard piles of bodies across Mexico," Grillo wrote.
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"Killing Eve" has "The Twelve," a group we know almost nothing about, except that they dispatch assassins and have ties to various governments.
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Audience Score: 58%Critic Score: 59%The film is all about two assassins (Pitt and Jolie) who are ordered to kill one another.
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Mob films and sci-fi flicks about cloned hit men are very different beasts, after all—even if they do both involve assassins.
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Iran has sent squads of assassins, secretly nurtured spies and infiltrated police ranks and government departments, especially in western provinces, Afghan officials say.
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I've been at crime scenes where the assassins killed their targets while firing hundreds of rounds that mowed down innocent bystanders, including children.
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The daughter of two assassins, Cain was rendered mostly mute by years of conditioning while being trained to become an expert killing machine.
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A DC federal appeals court vacated two convictions of Los Zetas cartel assassins who murdered an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent in 2011.
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Police say that Maesaiah, 42, hired eight assassins to kill the former first lady but that she was not present at the shooting.
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The parochial assassins of the innocent in medieval fashion now hold shooting contests to see how many coyotes or wolves they can bag.
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"We had to try something," said Mr. Capella, who had survived an all-out gun battle with assassins years earlier, hardening his resolve.
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Indeed, the first senior defector from the new Bolshevik state, Boris Bajanov, fled to British India in 1928 with assassins on his tail.
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Any clemency, Sanchez said, would be aimed toward farmers, drug couriers and other non-violent lawbreakers caught up in the trade – not assassins.
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Your character, Winston — the owner of the Continental hotel, neutral territory for assassins — let John get away at the end of Chapter 2.
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Would-be assassins arrived to kill their targets, only to spot the police in the area and change their minds, the documents said.
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Or Mossad's meticulously planned hit on a Hamas operative in a Dubai hotel that featured assassins dressed in tennis shorts and false moustaches.
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In this movie, that very nearly becomes literal; in one scene, a ballet performance gets interrupted by intruding assassins, to great visual effect.
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He suggested the assassins might have used a "binary concoction", smearing two non-fatal elements of VX which mixed on the victim's face.
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How assassins likely killed Kim Jong Un's half brother with a weapon of mass destruction How assassins likely killed Kim Jong Un's half brother with a weapon of mass destruction Malaysian authorities said Friday that Kim Jong Un's half brother was assassinated with a nerve agent called VX, which is classified by the United Nations as a weapon of mass destruction.
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Yet while these kingpins rot in prisons and graves, their assassins have formed their own organizations, which can be even more violent and predatory.
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Another rebel group, the leftist M-19, was permitted to use its own members as security staff after losing a presidential candidate to assassins.
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According to court documents, Ciprián and fellow inmate Carlos Alvarez helped coordinate the shooting and distributed a $7,800 payment to the "sicarios," or assassins.
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Here's the full description from the trailer: "DEATHLOOP" transports players to the lawless island of Blackreef in an eternal struggle between two extraordinary assassins.
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Jesus Zambada told the jury that his brother, Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada, and Guzman used armies of sicarios, or assassins, to kill their enemies.
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That sends him on the trail of a conspiracy that leads him into space and back as he contends with assassins and empathy hackers.
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He's conscripted into a prep school for assassins called Kings Dominion, where second-generation criminals are brought to "master the deadly arts," he's told.
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More than a dozen of the PCC's top regional assassins lived in the cellblock alongside da Cruz, according to Fleitas, the criminal investigations chief.
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According to the Associated Press, people who witnessed the incident shouted "assassins!" at the armed intelligence agents, who are loyal to the Maduro government.
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"Even fingerprints can be forged and terrorist assassins and their henchmen regularly obtain weapons and financial means without presenting an identity card," he said.
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However, many in towns and villages across Mexico remember Guzman better for his squads of assassins who committed thousands of murders, kidnappings and decapitations.
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And with good reason: The police had been tipped that 40 assassins were on their way to free their leader, Mexican police officials said.
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Moscow stands accused of dispatching two assassins to spray the former officer, Sergei Skripal, with a rare nerve agent smuggled inside a perfume bottle.
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"We had no collateral damage because that was the plan, we are not assassins," unlike, he asserted in the video, Maduro and his deputy.
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Audacious fictions about real-life luminaries abound: Michel Foucault lectures while receiving a blow job in a bathhouse; Julia Kristeva conspires with Bulgarian assassins.
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A fictional president named Jonathan Duncan narrates most of the book, apart from some interludes told from the perspective of assassins and cavorting cyberterrorists.
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In indictments filed in federal courts across the United States, prosecutors accuse the organization of using assassins and hit squads to maintain its control.
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After his old firm places a bounty on his head, Vizla goes head-to-head with younger assassins who try to take him out.
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" Author Dinesh D'Souza tweeted, "What do @KathyGriffin and the theatrical Trump assassins in the park say when they see their words translated into action?
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Gerald Morse, named the battalion's three companies — A, B and C — Assassins, Barbarians and Cutthroats, hoisting the names on a sign over battalion headquarters.
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To prohibit defenders from behaving like assassins, referees penalize players on the field and fine them off it, but the game won't really change.
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And when Dragon Age: Inquisition dropped, I definitely set aside chunks of time to secure the Tongue of Serpents dagger and fight harlequin assassins.
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Embedded in the timeline are the names of 8,450 people who lost their lives to suicide bombers, assassins, weapons of war and unknown gunmen.
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In accordance with rules well known by everyone in Russia's intelligence services, two assassins came to England and took care of a little fish.
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Mr. Dhabolkar, Mr. Kalburgi and Mr. Pansare were murdered by assassins on motorbikes, who hid their faces with helmets and fled after the murder.
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It was there that she was trained to be a warrior who protected villagers from Ra's al Ghul's League of Assassins who terrorized everyone.
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Other cast members for the theater's upcoming production of Albert Camus's "The Just Assassins" watched from the wings or from seats in the auditorium.
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For years, members of a secret team of assassins, Unit 29155, operated in Europe without Western security officials having any idea about their activities.
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In an effort to enjoy his life a bit more, Payton joins the school's production of Stephen Sondheim's Assassins, along with Infinity and Ricardo.
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These included chants of "assassins" when the new rulers of the Assembly stressed their determination to pass an amnesty law for jailed opposition leaders.
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"I fell into a Google hole around female assassins," she told the New York Times, pointing specifically to an interview with convicted killer Angela Simpson.
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Turkish officials and police say they believe Khashoggi was killed inside the consulate by a team of assassins sanctioned by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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His body has never been recovered, as it was likely dismembered by a group of Saudi assassins who traveled to Turkey to conduct the killing.
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Goldberg then invents a revenge fantasy in which Levinson assembles a group of unlikely assassins to kill Stalin before he can implement his evil plan.
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In fact, when they met, Davis was just finishing up a six-month assignment of protecting a child being pursed by assassins, on Putin's orders.
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Long before manticores were prized by assassins and alchemists, they lived happily in faraway jungles, feasting on smaller prey and growing as big as lobsters.
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Cellphone footage showed the assassins firing off at least ten rounds before driving away, leaving a thick trail of blood streaming from the police car.
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The assassins in that case seemingly used a vulnerability in Vingcard locks to enter their target's room, albeit one that required re-programming the lock.
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Poacher's Dirk transforms into a Serrated Dirk after poaching large monsters in the enemy jungle, which encourages assassins to mess up the enemy team's resources.
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For what it's worth, she and her team of semi-reformed spies and government assassins have also solved the majority of these problems as well.
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The remainder are still under police investigation and are widely attributed to vigilantes, some of which activists believe are hired assassins working for the authorities.
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For Days of Our Lives, it is the two prime motivators of seduction and betrayal; for our Assassins and Templars, it is murder and revenge.
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Wars are fought against ornery aliens, upper-class snobs keep others as indentured slaves, and trained assassins murder people and fashion their bones into furniture.
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Pursued by Roman assassins sent by King Herod to massacre Jewish children, the boy awakens to his power as a healer and his celestial parentage.
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Petrov and Boshirov previously told the Russian network RT that they were in Salisbury around the time of the attack, but as tourists, not assassins.
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In 2017, Kim Jong Un hired assassins to kill his elder brother, Kim Jong Nam, at the Kuala Lumpur airport using a VX nerve agent.
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Maduro claimed his government had discovered that "Colombians trained the assassins" in the Colombian city of Chinacota in the northern Santander state, which borders Venezuela.
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In other words, those programs were greenlit based on their stories and characters, not surveys showing demand in the market for shows about female assassins.
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The Salt Fish team decided to take advantage of the opportunity to let the three journalists unknowingly lead a group of assassins straight to Arafat.
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With the full weight of two gangs of assassins about to bear down on them, making it through the night alive will be a challenge.
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Hadi Nabil, a low-key corporal, said that his wife, Abeer, died in 2013, when Al Qaeda assassins came looking for him at his home.
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It would be necessary, he explained, to scour every detail of the oligarch's lifestyle for weak spots that could be exploited by the Kremlin's assassins.
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It's Darius's blade that chops off Bayek's finger, which started the Assassins' finger-chopping tradition that ended when Altaïr modified it to unsheathe less violently.
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Based on a true story, "The Just Assassins" grapples with moral questions: whether important ends justify violent means, and if ideals are worth dying for.
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The musical, with music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim (Sweeney Todd, Into the Woods), tells the story of four successful and five attempted presidential assassins.
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The first game — an open world action-adventure — follows Travis as he murders a bunch of higher-ranked assassins using his trademark lightsaber beam katana.
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His next, "Night of the Assassins: The Untold Story of Hitler's Plot to Kill FDR, Churchill and Stalin," will be published June 2 by HarperCollins.
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At the very least, she says she's finding new ways to have fun in this game featuring secretive assassins, cultic syndicates, Asclepius, Pythagoras, and more.
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Nicknamed "Mini Lic," López Serrano is known throughout Mexico as a flamboyant playboy who led a group of young cartel assassins called the Anthrax squad.
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"'I've seen female soldiers, leaders, magicians, priests, assassins, villains, monsters, with such rich and complicated characters that you just don't get that anywhere else," Logan says.
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There's also time traveling, a kindly primate butler (Adam Godley), and a pair of cranky assassins (Mary J. Blige and Mindhunter's Cameron Britton) to deal with.
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The darkest and most violent actors of season five's first two episodes are a cadre of seven female assassins, bred as killers and disciples of Aku.
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Turkish officials and police have told reporters that they believe Khashoggi was killed inside the consulate by a team of assassins sanctioned by the crown prince.
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It's immediately clear Eve has an obsession with the freedom and ferocity of women assassins, and, in Villanelle, she finds the perfect avatar for said obsession.
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Throughout 2016, Lane wrote dozens of stories for the Ralph Retort: about "#BLM Goons," about assassins sent to silence Julian Assange, about Hillary Clinton's failing health.
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And this doesn't even get into how ridiculously bad the Faceless Men, a supposed organization of master assassins, seem to be at killing people this episode.
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Whether it's focusing on cybernetic raccoons or alien assassins, destroyers or star lords — there's an empirical yearning that exists in our souls to find our tribe.
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Officials retorted that opposition ranks include assassins and hoodlums who were bent on causing mayhem to justify a foreign intervention in the South American OPEC nation.
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Britain is consequently in a political no-man's-land, with a prime minister who has no authority and a band of assassins who have no bullets.
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You play a guy in a wheelchair who's able to transform into one of seven assassins at will, taking on their various attributes to solve puzzles.
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Human rights groups believe many of the remaining two thirds were killed by paid assassins cooperating with the police or by police themselves, disguised as vigilantes.
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Doctors harvest a patient's T-cells (a type of white blood cell) and then, in the lab, genetically modify them to turn them into tumor assassins.
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Another photo appeared to show Guzman without handcuffs and wearing the same vest in the back of a vehicle next to one of his top assassins.
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In fact a Democratic version of Trump is hard to imagine: He would play too neatly into caricatures of Democrats as godless assassins of family values.
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In these critics' view he should have vowed to protect his flock from violence-ridden beliefs, like those which apparently motivated the assassins of the priest.
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North Korea's leader Kim Jong-un last month sent assassins to Malaysia to murder his half-brother in a crowded airport terminal with a chemical weapon.
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The Secret Service is looking to share its expertise in identifying would-be assassins with school districts in hopes of thwarting future mass shootings by students.
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I was actually working in William Ivey Long's costume shop on [Stephen Sondheim and John Weidman's 1990 musical] "Assassins," and that was beyond my wildest dreams.
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The assassins chose an airport covered by CCTV cameras and a designated weapon of mass destruction possessed by only a few states, North Korea among them.
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This was a distinct possibility as, days before, North Korean assassins had come within 6103 meters of the Blue House, South Korean President Park's official residence.
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Up the stairs is Ahi Assassins, run by Joshua Schade, a third-generation fisherman from Kahaluu on Oahu's windward side, and his longtime girlfriend, Erika Luna.
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The assassins had prepared for the military consequences of the assassination — they had gladiators stationed nearby to help protect them after the fallout from the murder.
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In the first film, John is resting at the Continental, the hotel meant to be neutral ground for assassins and off-limits to business (killing business).
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The protection of these leaders — and the insignificant effort to bring their assassins to justice — is linked to the protection and recognition of their communities' rights.
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But in Wu Assassins, the reveal is set in a drug-addicts' hovel, and it's played completely straight, with all the fun drained out of it.
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Yet the idea of organisational decapitation remains seductive to would-be strategic assassins: cut off the leader and watch the body twitch through its death throes.
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In the book, the tension mounts between Peter and Lara Jean during the treehouse party, when the crew pulls the game Assassins from their time capsule.
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Prosecutors said he had moved 200 tons of cocaine into the United States, earned $14 billion in profits and was protected by an army of assassins.
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She added that she hoped "The Just Assassins" could be a French equivalent to "Hamilton," the acclaimed musical about the life of the American Founding Father.
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Assassins creates a world in which all of these characters have the chance to gather together and convince one another to carry out their assassination schemes.
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It involves genetically engineering T cells—the assassins of the immune system—to create a clone army trained to find and destroy a patient's unique cancer.
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While many raised questions about the prosecution, evidence pointed at Mr. Kvachkov: A car used by the would-be assassins reportedly belonged to Mr. Kvachkov's wife.
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Within a few years, he became one of the deadliest assassins in the Mexican state of Morelos, an instrument of the cartels tearing the nation apart.
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He seems to have spent much of his life haunted by fears of assassins, and spent years wandering abroad, in Moscow, Geneva, Beijing, Paris and Macau.
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Attack of the Clones features plenty of Anakin-and-Padmé time, partially considering Anakin is protecting Padmé from assassins, and partially because they're in love (ooooOOOO).
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It would be more fun to watch Uwais take down the much-larger Michael Jai White (as one of the assassins) without an assist, for instance.
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That's why the assassins shot him 12 times, at 12 noon, as if his death alone didn't make it clear what the killers aimed to silence.
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And none of them are playing scientists, martial artists, assassins, or courtesans — the kinds of roles Asian and Asian-American actors are frequently reduced to playing.
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With a gang of assassins hot on his trail, she and her best friend (McKinnon) are forced to embark on an adventure of their own across Europe.
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The previous games are basically Travis versus a bunch of assassins and fighting them one-on-one, but this time, the general theme is basically video games.
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They said he personally escorted cocaine shipments for the group and took part in weapons training for paid assassins the Cachiros recruited from the gang MS-13.
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And since one over-the-top story of a secret brotherhood of assassins isn't enough, John Wick: Chapter 2 is on its way to theaters next February.
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Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic (CNN)Dominican prosecutors say a fugitive suspect paid for the would-be assassins who shot David Ortiz in a murder-for-hire plot.
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Mr Koizumi also cultivated young candidates, dubbed "assassins", to supplant opponents within the LDP blocking his attempt to trim public spending and privatise Japan's giant post office.
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In 2010 an Israeli team of assassins was caught on camera in Dubai, resulting in a diplomatic scandal over Israel's use of fake passports from Western countries.
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It's a fascinating film — a standard violent revenge story delivered with tremendous style, and often set in an intriguing assassins' enclave full of unusual customs and relationships.
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"He says we are criminals, that we are assassins, that he isn't going to let us enter, that he's going to send the military," Mr. Rivas said.
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If we're all being honest, Villanelle has the kind of quiet strength real-life international assassins likely possess, but are rarely given in whiz-bang pop culture.
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"In the Blazing Cities of Your Rotten Mouth," a brutal picaresque of assassins, torture, and state-sponsored death, ends with the section "Imagination Challenge #2": It's nighttime.
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He added that the VX nerve agent was placed on the hands of the female assassins by a North Korean man, who is also in police custody.
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VX can poison a person in food and water, or even sprayed as an aerosol—Kim Jong-nam's assassins wiped it on his face, according to CNN.
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The aspiring capo came to prominence in 1993 when assassins who shot dead Roman Catholic Cardinal Juan Jesus Posadas claimed they had actually been aiming at Guzman.
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You took control of seven assassins as you stylishly explored (and killed your way through) Suda's fictional setting that highlighted political tensions between the US and Japan.
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Five Seconds of Silence follows Max Vatan (Pitt) and Marianne Beausejour (Cotillard), two assassins who fall in love with each other during a dangerous North African mission.
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Former soldiers from the United States, United Kingdom, and elsewhere, drifting in the murky realm of global security contracting, could reinvent themselves as roving assassins for hire.
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According to the Independent, they were often recruited to work as spies or assassins, dishing out their distinct brand of violence using throwing stars or poisoned darts.
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In season 5 another Stark, Arya, is apprenticed to the Faceless Men, a shadowy assassins' guild, which magically uses the faces of the dead in their disguises.
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"The other agency that should be thought of here is the notorious Baldwin-Felts Agency, which were basically the West Virginia coal companies' hired assassins," he added.
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Shame on any publication that would print this—and shame on the politically motivated, morally bankrupt character assassins that would attempt to sully a man's good name.
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A couple of people could be heard on a televised clip saying, "Assassins," while others disapproved of the heckling: "They should show some respect," one woman said.
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Plainclothes detectives check his mailbox and tag along wherever he goes to protect him from possible assassins sent by North Korea, which openly threatens to kill him.
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You can choose from a wide array of games, including other holiday favorites and hot new releases such as Assassins Creed Origins and Call of Duty: WWII.
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Keri Russell and Matthew Rhys are back for a final season as Elizabeth and Philip Jennings, K.G.B. spies and assassins at the dusk of the Cold War.
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Yes, Jun Takahashi at Undercover created sinisterly beautiful black suits with spider webs creased into their surfaces, as though making uniforms for a sect of stealth assassins.
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Without getting into the politics of the Second Triumvirate and imperial rule that followed Caesar's death, the assassins ultimately failed to restore a meaningful republic to Rome.
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Malaysia said North Korean agents had hired two female assassins to kill Mr. Kim with a nerve agent, an accusation that North Korea called a slanderous lie.
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In the book, Lara Jean wins Assassins and then realizes that Peter was hanging out with Gen because her family was in turmoil, not for romantic reasons.
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"Because they carry out the most complicated operations but we are not assassins and there is oversight and accountability," said the official, who declined to be identified.
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We first discover it in Attack of the Clones when Anakin Skywalker and Senator Padmé Amidala are on the run from assassins and forced to fly commercial.
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"Meting out the appropriate punishment to these criminal assassins ... will be the responsibility and task of all resistance fighters worldwide," Nasrallah said, according to The Daily Telegraph.
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But if you're just breaking into the series, or have already played The Witcher 3, I would highly suggest its predecessor: The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings.
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The vaccinators, a 38-year-old woman and her 16-year-old daughter, were each shot in the head by motorcycle-riding assassins, the Pakistani authorities said.
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Tattoo Assassins has even gained cult status due to its outlandish claim, proudly boasted during its attract mode, that there are 2,196 unique fatalities in the game.
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It was a little rough around the edges, but the scale was welcome, as was the shift away from the increasingly turgid Assassins versus Templars secret society scramble.
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Origins, a game without a guild of trained assassins, is largely disconnected from the goofy, convoluted mythology the series has tied itself into knots trying to avoid resolving.
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We were told not to go sightseeing, however; Medellín was Pablo Escobar's turf and he was on the run from hired assassins, riding motorcycles in search of him.
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There's something so funny about a bunch of masked assassins taking on a walking killing machine being undercut by the "plips" you hear anytime someone fires a shot.
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The upcoming sequel to 2014's John Wick again stars Reeves as Wick, a retired hitman who is forced back into the game by an international assassins guild.
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Turkish officials say that he was killed by a team of Saudi assassins, who dismembered his body, on orders from the top of the royal court (see article).
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It meant identifying current design trends, but also tweaking them so that they wouldn't look out of place in a universe with talking cats and time traveling assassins.
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Others are said to be sleeping in different places every night, to confound potential assassins or soldiers who they think might be sent to kill or arrest them.
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The latest in the Assassin's Creed series centers around the fictional history of the Brotherhood of Assassins and is reportedly much more combat-heavy than the previous versions.
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Half the participants are masked assassins pulled out of absolutely nowhere to make a big splash and get shot, and virtually all of the rest have plot immunity.
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Also playing bits and pieces of: Pro Evolution Soccer 2017, Slain: Back from Hell, The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings (while reading The Last Wish), Persona 4 Golden.
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The murder in 2015 of Boris Nemtsov, a Russian opposition leader, was carried out by Chechen assassins, probably acting in the service of Ramzan Kadyrov, the Chechen strongman.
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U.S. lawmakers on Thursday said Washington should push back harder against Russia over allegations it sent assassins with a chemical weapon to kill a former spy in Britain.
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Cue Wick battling assassins in some kind of chandeliered, mirrored antique shop, grabbing at every old cleaver, axe, dagger, hunting knife, and sword a glass case could hold.
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Duterte said his assassins would take out the NPA's "sparrows", who the communists deployed to kill police during the 1970s and 1980s rule of late strongman Ferdinand Marcos.
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Many of these hired assassins can only operate on the dark web, a part of the internet accessed only through specialized software, where users can remain largely anonymous.
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Assassins Creed Odyssey + Mortal Kombat 11 Special Edition — £44.99 This bundle is all about thrilling combat, and if that's your thing, we recommend giving this bundle a try.
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Within months the plot was set in motion, but it was quickly foiled, all of the intended assassins captured and hanged; other suspects were arrested, imprisoned and tortured.
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One recent night, he held a game between the Casa de la Esperanza team and a team of killers — 153 sicarios, or assassins, from the Los Tercereños gang.
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The Assassins and Jones couldn't really get one over on Valiant, so in 1984 they figured the best way to get him was to cut off his beard.
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He abandoned a 2016 trip to a family wedding in Bahrain after authorities tipped him off that two assassins were waiting to kill him when he arrived there.
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In creating the assassins, Aya becomes the person who understood that all of the disparate oppressions, violences, and crop burnings of her time in Egypt had a purpose.
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I'm sure you remember the highlights: John F. Kennedy assassins, seizures covered up by the Secret Service, Manchurian candidates, child trafficking centers masquerading as D.C. pizza joints, etc.
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"Assassins" opened Off Broadway at Playwrights Horizons just as the Persian Gulf war was beginning, and critics recoiled at its perceived glibness in a moment of national crisis.
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"Russian assassins have developed toxic materials truly worthy of a nuclear superpower, cooking up new radioactive poisons that cause massive organ failure," Herman writes, with something like awe.
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The father of another suspect in Ortiz's shooting said his son was a member of gang of hired assassins and low-level drug dealers known as the Gilberts.
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That was easier to do when he was dispatching Nazis — we know where that knife has been — but assassins also assassinate guiltless roomies when it suits their agenda.
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The assassins of Abraham Lincoln and Mahatma Gandhi and John F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King took the lives of great men but did not destroy their ideas.
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The first episode of Netflix's Wu Assassins opens with a kinetic, preposterous, thoroughly enjoyable Hong Kong cinema throwback fight scene set in a series of halls and stairwells.
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Phoenix, however, did go on to explain his research — but didn&apost provide too much detail about the "political assassins" on whom he said he based the character.
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B, back in the MI6's good graces, appears out of thin air (as assassins do) to warn Stephanie that he never wants them to cross paths again.
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Black Canary brings her in to the Birds of Prey, and she helps them outrun a reporter who was hired by a group of assassins called the Cleaners.
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The oligarch was busy telling everyone that the assassins had really been sent to eliminate him but must have failed and seized the chance to poison Litvinenko instead.
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"How can you dialogue with your assassins?" said Gonzalo Carrión, a lawyer at the Nicaraguan Center for Human Rights, who said the police had opened fire on protesters.
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The role that lured him was Meyer Offerman, a wealthy Holocaust survivor who leads a band of multicultural, multitalented assassins who sniff out Nazis hiding in plain sight.
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Al-Zomor, one of the men who supplied ammunition to the assassins, told NBC News while he didn't regret Sadat's death, his successor, President Hosni Mubarak, was worse.
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These highly toxic chemicals are a danger not only to the military but also to civilians who may be exposed during terrorist attacks, by assassins or rogue governments.
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Russia's actions, not just in Ukraine but also on NATO territory (including by sending assassins to Salisbury in Britain and, possibly, Berlin's Tiergarten), call for a strong response.
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When he arrived in the West, Bajanov explained that the Soviet leadership would send assassins to kill anyone who knew the true nature of the Kremlin's inner workings.
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Assassins covertly tracked Bandera to his Munich address and used a K.G.B.-manufactured gun that sprayed poison to make Bandera's death appear to have been a heart attack.
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Mr. Sabio represents two men who say they were paid assassins for Mr. Duterte when he was mayor of Davao City, but filed the case on his own.
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Since 2016, Ukraine had experienced a surge of unexplained deaths, nearly a dozen in all, and Kiev had come to feel like a city of assassins in waiting.
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After faking a journalist's killing in a ploy to nab his assassins, Ukraine is warning its best-known media personalities that Russian spies may want them dead, too.
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Citing these officials, Turkish media reported that Khashoggi had been tortured inside the consulate, murdered, and dismembered with a bone saw by a team of 15 Saudi assassins.
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Nor is he a Julius Caesar, whose grandeur renders him incautious around flatterers: just before his assassins strike, Caesar sniffs that he is unmoved by their "base spaniel fawning".
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"What happens to me is always violent," he says in a deep smoky voice, recounting to the camera the story of killing four would-be assassins with a knife.
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While Villanelle is obviously one of the greatest assassins alive, oftentimes with powerful, very bad men for prey, Eve proves to be just as formidable in her own way.
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As migrants stream across the Mediterranean into Europe, remember ISIS has already been cynical enough to insert bombers and assassins among them in overcrowded boats leaving Turkey for Greece.
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We got release dates for some long-awaited games like Crackdown 3, our first look at new series installments like Assassins Creed Origins, and a lot of gameplay footage.
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Commerce between the two sides is secret and strictly regulated, which provides the background for a delightfully twisty spy plot involving assassins, secret cults, identity swaps, and embedded moles.
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It gives sanctuary both to those who fear they might be the assassins' next target, and to members of death squads who worry about the repercussions of bowing out.
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And while it does look like that to a point, it's also something much wackier — it's a colorful, eccentric film about a pair of assassins and their wacky cohorts.
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Activists believe that extrajudicial killings have taken place during sting operations, and that many of the other killings were carried out secretly by police, or assassins working for them.
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For convoluted reasons, Clarence and Rell's search brings them to the lair of dangerous drug dealer Cheddar (Method Man), who mistakes them for a pair of legendary lethal assassins.
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As a result, the public has been kept in the dark about what national security officials have long suspected: Russian assassins may have murdered in the UK with impunity.
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A young warrior has been sent off to deliver a treaty to one of two lords to help ensure peace, but she's attacked by two assassins in the woods.
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A man of vice, decadence, and sloth—and yet simultaneously praised for his powers of healing and prophecy—Rasputin was unliked by many and was tormented by conspiring assassins.
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Human rights monitors believe many of the remaining two thirds were killed by assassins operating with police backing or by police disguised as vigilantes - a charge the police deny.
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The trial was unfair, but I also remember how the journalists and the media described Perugia in those years—like a drugs capital, like a city filled with assassins.
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The brilliant hook for the franchise, which follows an eternal battle between the Assassins and Templar factions, was that each game could take players to a radically different place.
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Armed with Mr. Babu's picture and his address, the assassins were sent to his home to assess the situation and returned to a barrage of questions from the trainer.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 90%Summary: In the third installment of the "John Wick" franchise, John (Keanu Reeves) remains excommunicated from the illustrious guild of assassins he held dominion over.
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The notion that Wim might enlist a street gang, rather than discreet assassins, struck her as a sign of desperation—an indication that he'd do anything to kill her.
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Trilobites You might think that "space situational awareness" is what a football player needs when he goes up for a pass in a crowd of 300-pound helmeted assassins.
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And months later, two other British citizens were exposed when they picked up a perfume bottle British authorities say the two assassins had used to transport the nerve agent.
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Others: Bodyguards and Assassins (Amazon) is another historical epic; Kung Fu Killer (Netflix) shows Yen in contemporary action hero mode; Flash Point (Hulu) sends Yen undercover in the Triad.
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He told the jurors stories not only about the drug lord's operations in Mexico, Honduras and Belize, but also about his suppliers, distributors, bodyguards, assassins, cousins, brothers and sons.
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The British police say they believe that Mr. Rowley and Ms. Sturgess touched a container left behind by a team of would-be assassins sent to attack Mr. Skripal.
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"Shame on any publication that would print this — and shame on the politically motivated, morally bankrupt character assassins that would attempt to sully a man's good name," he said.
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But ultimately, scholars say, Perovskaya and her band of assassins helped move Russia closer to revolution, which would erupt in 1917, ending more than 300 years of czarist rule.
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"Shame on any publication that would print this — and shame on the politically motivated, morally bankrupt character assassins that would attempt to sully a man's good name," Hatch said.
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By his early 20s, he had become one of the deadliest assassins, or sicarios, in the Mexican state of Morelos, an instrument of the cartels tearing the nation apart.
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Assassins had killed Robert F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr., with the latter slaying spawning the greatest wave of social unrest in the U.S. in over 220006 years.
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Elle described read receipts as a secret weapon used by "digital dating assassins," referring to the common practice of turning on read receipts in order to psyche out potential paramours.
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In 1997, 31 men from the Mexican army's elite airborne group defected, joining the Gulf cartel and using their tactical and logistical know-how to act as assassins and bodyguards.
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Kevin Harlan, calling the game for TNT, reached deep into his bag of honorifics; the players advanced from sharpshooters to assassins to flamethrowers as the lead swung back and forth.
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Her strength comes from her resilience after growing up under Thanos (her father — also a super villain) and becoming one of the most feared and respected assassins in the galaxy.
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We wonder how well protected the assassins were, given that they came so close in contact with VX, but there's a chance they weren't aware of how toxic it was.
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A month after the murder, Home Affairs Minister Lieutenant General Kyaw Swe described the assassins as young men with "extreme nationalism" and "personal grudges", the Irrawaddy online news magazine reported.
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American juries and judges, far from Sudan and not subject to Islamic law, regularly paint abused women as scheming assassins, their actions motivated by money or anger, rather than helplessness.
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Venezuelan authorities later said that backers in Florida and Bogota had promised Maduro's would-be assassins $50 million and a stay in the U.S. if they succeeded in killing Maduro.
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The redesigned cells are multiplied in the laboratory, and millions or billions of them are put back into the patient's bloodstream, set loose like a vast army of tumor assassins.
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It's easy to forget, these many years later, how thoroughly he co-opted the Democratic party and the progressive movement and turned them into the shameless spinners and character assassins.
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Last fall, the company launched a pilot program of sorts with Project Stream, allowing gamers to stream gameplay of Assassins Creed Odyssey in their internet browser at 1080p in 60fps.
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"We are here to say that our religion and the values of Islam are opposed to those assassins," Hassen Chalghoumi, the imam de Drancy, told France Inter radio on Saturday.
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When Waller-Bridge was tapped to spin Jennings's books into a TV show, "I fell into a Google hole around female assassins," she said during a recent conversation in London.
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" And it flat-out mystifies in odder selections like the twittery aria "Green Finch and Linnet Bird" from "Sweeney Todd" and, of all things, the Brechtian "Gun Song" from "Assassins.
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Not long after, Mr. Zambada said, armed assassins lay in wait for Mr. Carrillo Fuentes and his unsuspecting wife, gunning both down as they exited a movie theater in Culiacán.
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Firing from a distance into his truck, assassins killed Mr. López instantly along with four of his campaign officials; their bullet-ridden corpses were found slumped in the crashed vehicle.
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At one time or another, doubters of the lone gunman theory "have accused 21992 groups, 22017 assassins and 21962 people of being involved in the assassination," said author Vincent Bugliosi.
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A team of assassins landed in Turkey on easily identifiable private jets, drove in luxury cars to the Saudi consulate in Istanbul and cut Khashoggi to pieces on consular property.
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Human rights monitors believe many of the remaining two thirds were killed by paid assassins operating with police backing or by police disguised as vigilantes - an accusation the police deny.
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Just in case we happened to forget that the United States' sixteenth president died at the theater, The Politician reminds us by including a high-school production of Sondheim's Assassins.
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The authorities also closed Gaza's small port on the Mediterranean coast, barring fishermen from setting sail, as there was speculation that the assassin, or assassins, may have escaped by sea.
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That seems to mean the organization that trained them all to be the killing machines they are, and the one that turned Nat (and possibly Yelena) into Black Widow assassins.
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It would be hard to accuse THE PLOTTERS (Doubleday, $25.95), a raucous extravaganza of assassins and lunatics by the lauded Korean writer Un-Su Kim, of conforming to any template.
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Sometimes you just want a larger-than-life adventure story about thieves, wizards, assassins and kings to dwell in for a good long while, and this certainly scratched that itch.
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The assassins drew semiautomatic weapons from under their trench coats and opened up a barrage of gunfire at close range, striking both Mr. Castellano and his associate about six times.
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Invoking the murder of Jamal Khashoggi, The Washington Post columnist killed in Turkey by Saudi assassins, Ms. Canedy praised this year's honorees for a willingness to speak truth to power.
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After all, when you are on the run from a group of assassins whom you just betrayed is it really the smartest idea to take a mid-day stroll through town?
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His aristocratic assassins, recruited by Yusupov, believed Russia, misruled to the point of collapse, could be saved only if the royal family could be freed of the faith-healer's malign influence.
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Initially, the federal government said it needed to regulate the plans to protect US national security; the technology could work to put undetectable guns in the hands of terrorists or assassins.
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They build a clone of himself and he goes back to kill ... they're both assassins, and so he can't really kill himself because he knows all his moves … anyway. Right. Interesting.
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The lyrics aren't as morbid as those on "Hot Fuss" (though "Shadowplay", a Joy Division cover about "assassins" and "acting out your own death", has returned to the regular touring setlist).
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The nerve agent attack on former Russian double-agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter sends a powerful message to the rest of the world: the assassins aren't playing by the rules.
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Some of their hired assassins work for Definers Public Affairs, a Washington-based agency that mounted an astroturf campaign in an effort to drag Google and Twitter into the Russia issue.
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The aspiring capo came to prominence in 1993 when assassins who shot dead Roman Catholic Cardinal Juan Jesus Posadas claimed they had been gunning for Guzman but got the wrong target.
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Olivia Pope, Fixer of Problems and Mother of Assassins, has been at the center of a number of both public and private national crises since the show first premiered in 2012.
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Such oblique portraiture parallels his songwriting, in which he adopts the perspective of the outcast in songs about faith healers and indigenous exiles, cross-dressing cat burglars and anxiety-ridden assassins.
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Yet, here we have a sitting president encouraging police and hired assassins to commit murder with impunity: Duterte has repeatedly pledged that police officers will not be prosecuted for extrajudicial executions.
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A South Korean investigator showed CNN weapons like a ballpoint pen that shoots poisonous bullets and a flashlight fashioned into a gun that would-be North Korean assassins were caught with.
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His ancestor fought alongside Joan of Arc, and when he goes into the Animus, he finds that there was more to the conflict between the Templars and Assassins than he thought.
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Its central cast includes three wisecracking assassins with good looks and hearts of gold, and the spiraling, frantic story lines allow them and their adversaries to run up prodigious body counts.
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A word of warning to anyone who protested the Trumpified "Julius Caesar" in Central Park: multiple Presidents are shot and killed in "Assassins," the musical by Stephen Sondheim and John Weidman.
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Locals say assassins often use this back entrance to sneak into the port in Metro Manila's Navotas, since the front gate is manned 24 hours a day by armed security guards.
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As part of their assignment, which has them stationed in Casablanca, the two must pretend to be a loving husband and wife instead of the trained assassins that they really are.
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One looks at the mobsters who carried out contract killings during the 1930s in New York City; the other retraces how two Texas teenagers became assassins for a Mexican crime syndicate.
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Appeals and further process followed, but finally, in 2009, Bangladesh's Supreme Court delivered a measure of justice the nation had long craved by upholding the convictions of five of the assassins.
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Sometimes it's nothing, but sometimes it's an informer on the run from assassins who holds crucial information about the conspiracy, or it's a regional headquarters for your rival, the Beholder organization.
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At Mr. Guzmán's behest, Mr. Zambada testified, a team of assassins attacked Mr. Beltran-Leyva, firing so many rifle rounds at him that his head was left dangling from his neck.
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Mr. Fels also said that during his long career, Mr. Guzmán had a payroll of corrupt officials and a violent army of sicarios — professional assassins — to protect his multibillion-dollar empire.
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At the University of Pennsylvania, June has led work in a groundbreaking cancer treatment called CAR-T, which involves genetically reprogramming immune cells into a clone army of tumor-targeting assassins.
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It is not unheard-of for cartel assassins to stage brazen attacks in broad daylight, often in response to an arrest of a high-ranking member or to target their enemies.
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But it turns out that no static image could capture the supreme majesty of Keanu Reeves perched high atop a stallion, laying waste to a motorcycle gang of katana-wielding assassins.
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"The sentencing of Joseph Hunter, an admitted contract killer, convicted drug trafficker, and ringleader of trained assassins, ends another chapter in a chilling criminal case that spanned the globe," Bharara said.
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It features two assassins who appear to be stuck in a murder/death loop (hence the name) where one wants to protect the cycle and the other wants to end the cycle.
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" Several media reports in South Korea and elsewhere indicated that the female assassins, who are believed to be North Korean agents, attacked Kim Jong Nam at Kulala Lumpur airport with "poisoned needles.
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Juan Jesus Guerrero Chapa was sitting in the passenger seat of his Range Rover in the parking lot of an upmarket shopping center in suburban Dallas when the assassins came for him.
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Mokete said police had tried in December to question the prime minister after it was found that his phone had been used to call one of the assassins shortly after the killing.
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Before the funeral, well aware that Caesar's corpse would be obscured by the throng, a wax cast of the body was prepared, with each of the assassins' blows marked on it clearly.
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It's about a teenage girl who joins a school for assassins, so it's squarely in Besson's wheelhouse, but not exactly the kind of thing you would have expected to see on Vice.
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They continue to shock and provoke, breaking into the offices of a pharmaceutical company, dousing its walls with fake blood and accusing its staff of being "assassins […] with blood on your hands".
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Over its 10-episode first season, it throws uber-intelligent, glasses-wearing primates and time-traveling frustrated assassins at us in between raves and vaguely incestuous tension and so much family trauma.
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The Assassins "work in the dark to serve the light," which in this case means they use any means necessary to keep the Apple of Eden from falling into the wrong hands.
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So all I can guess is that the eagle is the spirit of history, an undying being (or else one that is reincarnated) that watches over the assassins and directs their steps.
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Pyongyang has sent assassins abroad to kidnap and kill human rights activists and dissidents, proliferated ballistic missiles, and sold weapons — including man-portable surface-to-air missiles — to terrorists and their sponsors.
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"Wu Assassins" includes a couple big set pieces, but even more remarkably, every single fight (and there are plenty) feels like it's been choreographed for the perfect mix of beauty and brutality.
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The world saw that in stark terms when Muslim Brotherhood assassins murdered Egyptian President Anwar el-Sadat in 1981 in retaliation for the peace deal he signed with Israel two years earlier.
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In a prefiguration of the creed of the assassins, she explains to him that there is no fate, and that no one has the good will of the world in their heart.
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Setting out to investigate, he very rapidly and pointlessly unleashes hell upon himself in the form of the Seven Demons, a team of maniacal assassins who arrive en masse to murder him.
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The assassins, who are on trial, were hired by North Korean agents who analysts said were sent by Kim Jong-un to eliminate a potential threat to his dynastic grip on power.
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Her assassins did not set out to kill a Mexican-American design student in particular, but they did set out to murder what she represents: the freedom of pleasure, choice and agency.
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Go: With a cast that includes amateur actors from Paris's deprived suburbs, "The Just Assassins" gives ethnic minority actors a chance to shine onstage at one of the city's most hallowed theaters.
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Two other lead characters are The Proprietor, a gun salesman who gives the other characters their weapons, and The Balladeer, the narrator who provides the background stories for each of the assassins.
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He also said that, just days after recruiting the three assassins, who were arrested in December 2017, he had been summoned to meet Mr. Schembri and given a no-show government job.
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John Weidman's book situates nine of the country's would-be presidential assassins, from John Wilkes Booth to John Hinckley, in a metaphysical shooting gallery and lets them goad one another across time.
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British prosecutors attributed the attack to assassins working for Russia's military intelligence agency, known widely as the G.R.U. Working with European allies, the British authorities analyzed travel records of known Russian operatives.
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The ambassador also dismissed as "the height of absurdity" Malaysia's conclusion that VX had been used, arguing that its toxicity is so potent that the assassins and other bystanders would have died.
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He sends a team of hot, hip young assassins to take down the Kaiser in his wintry Montana hide-out (and to torture as many people as they can along the way).
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Across 50-some episodes and counting, no fight is the same, with Jack facing off against a dizzying array of robots, monsters, demons, and assassins wielding all sorts of weapons and powers.
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Times Insider I've spent the last year or so trying to dig up novel information about Russia's intelligence services, particularly the assassins employed by the Kremlin to eliminate enemies of the state.
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I've spent the last year or so trying, mostly unsuccessfully, to dig up novel information about Russia's intelligence services, particularly the assassins employed by the Kremlin to eliminate enemies of the state.
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The Reapers, on the other hand, are cold-blooded assassins who measure their successes via body counts, and prefer to get their revenge from the shadows, with a long-range rifle shot.
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Then, of course, Arya finished her studies in Braavos at the House of Black and White, learning to give the gift of death from the greatest assassins of all time, the Faceless Men.
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Jennings was already publishing more of them, introducing Eve, a 29-year-old MI5 agent with the drab job of arranging security for important international visitors — but whose hobby is tracking women assassins.
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The assassins Hazel (Cameron Britton) and Cha-Cha (Mary J. Blige) have been improved from the comic version, elevated from nihilist psychopaths to bickering partners constantly getting screwed over by their cheap employers.
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Jose Maria Sison, the exiled founder of the Communist Party of the Philippines, denied the existence of "sparrow" assassins and said Duterte was using it as a pretext to kill suspected Maoist rebels.
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Our world feels tilted way off its axis since Donald Trump took a hammer to it, but Sherlock plays with the idea of assassins' guilds and the British government intervening in conflicts abroad.
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In 2012 Thomson Reuters' press accreditation was suspended in Iran after the news agency was accused of having lied in a video report that asserted Iranian housewives were training to become ninja assassins.
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He has also bought stakes in a number of leading video-game companies, including Ubisoft, the French company behind the popular Assassins Creed franchise, to expand the company's reach across the media industry.
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Acknowledging he was the dead blogger's "favourite target", Mr Muscat told parliament he had asked for help from America's FBI and would not leave "a stone unturned" in the search for her assassins.
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THE ACCOUNTANT Ben Affleck stars in this thriller as a cognitively brilliant but obsessive small-town C.P.A. (he's on the autism spectrum) who secretly freelances for drug cartels, assassins and other evil types.
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In this action-adventure, an everyday 21st-century bartender (Michael Fassbender) unlocks some genetic memories, becomes his ancestor in 15th-century Spain and learns that he's descended from a secret society of assassins.
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A few days later, the Blue Mountain School District, in eastern Pennsylvania, put buckets of river rocks in all its classrooms, the idea being for the kids to stone their would-be assassins.
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While they wait for their husbands to testify against El Chapo, Olivia and Mia live in hiding and wear disguises when they go out in public because they fear retribution from cartel assassins.
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Joaquin Phoenix and John C. Reilly star as a pair of brothers who work as assassins in the Wild West, and who are set on the trail of a thieving prospector in 193.
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The latest batch, in honor of Sondheim's birthday, includes works by Meredith Monk (based on "Poems," from "Pacific Overtures") and Jon Batiste (after "The Gun Song" and "The Ballad of Booth," from "Assassins").
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In an operation so inept it might be comic were it not so cruel, in 2006 two Russian assassins poisoned Litvinenko with polonium in a London hotel, leaving a trail of radioactive smears.
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With the help of allies, including a Chinese boy named Emmett ("We don't have the best reputation around here," he sighs, fully aware of anti-immigrant sentiment), Molly tracks down the suspected assassins.
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Assassins, whose work was often, rightly or wrongly, attributed to the Taliban, began picking off officials from the new provincial government, and by 2006 its shaky foundations were at risk of collapsing altogether.
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During his 20123 years in power, Mubarak survived would-be assassins and ill health, crushed a rising Islamist radical movement and maintained the peace pact with neighboring Israel that got his predecessor killed.
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The Netflix-like product is called Stadia (that's the proper plural of "stadium") and is expected to launch later this year with big name titles including "Assassins Creed Odyssey" and special YouTube features.
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In the wake of the shooting, crews start warring, assassins are dispatched (including a hit man "so horrible that everyone seemed afraid to mention his name") and even the local mob capos mobilize.
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In contrast to the overwhelmingly white makeup of many French productions, only three of the 53 actors in "The Just Assassins" are white, and most of the cast have African and Asian origins.
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Still, I submit that the most shocking mainstream musical ever written is the 26-year-old "Assassins," which begins with an invitation to "C'mon and shoot a president" and then goes considerably further.
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Travel information shared with The Times shows that all three assassins with Unit 29155 left Bulgaria on April 28, as Mr. Gebrev lay in the hospital imagining monsters trying to tear him apart.
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We're covering growing anger toward a new citizenship law in India, a poisoning that held clues about a secretive Russian team of assassins and the refuge some Afghan women find in Kabul's pools.
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The real story, the unavoidable, hard-fact story, is the pace of the Trump presidency and the thick-skin of this president, who shrugs off political assassins like Sylvester Stallone pops bad guys.
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His program, explicitly authorized by law or not, was a chance to do what hundreds of other officers could only dream of: pinpoint and lock up the assassins driving the country's homicide crisis.
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Now seen as a liability, his former employer places a huge bounty on Duncan's head and elite assassins trace him to his hide-out, kidnapping his new friend Camille (Hudgens) in the process.
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The police also said the women suspected of being the assassins — one from Vietnam, the other from Indonesia — had been trained to wipe toxins on the victim's face and then wash their hands.
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For much of the season, she endured a series of somewhat pointless tasks while attempting to join the ranks of the Faceless Men, a cryptic group of assassins capable of changing their identities.
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The annoyingly punctuated John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum picks up right where the last one left off, with Wick expelled from his former assassins club or whatever and a target on his back.
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He's got a $14 million bounty on his head, trying to run (or gallop, given the whole horse situation) out of New York City before a veritable army of assassins brings him down.
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Time Killers, Primal Rage, BloodStorm, Survival Arts, Killer Instinct, Weaponlord, Kasumi Ninja, Way of the Warrior, Eternal Champions, Tattoo Assassins, and others all fought over the same few pieces of a bloody pie.
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