The Los Angeles-based conceptual artist Awol Erizku's photography, paintings, and mixtapes position black figures in the center of art history (Read: Awol Erizku Talks Creative Voice and Duchamp Detox Clinic).
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Did you just notice a Facebook app has gone AWOL?
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If he comes to her state, she will be AWOL.
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It means a soldier left "badly," which is going AWOL.
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Congress bears the blame, though; it went AWOL after 2010.
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Members of the military are going AWOL due to scant rations.
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If that means going AWOL for years then so be it.
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So people are understandably curious about why certain movies are AWOL.
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When he did, the Air Force charged him with being AWOL.
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GUNDLACH: WELL, THERE HAS BEEN KIND OF AN AWOL INFLATION UPTICK.
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We are missing in action, "AWOL" in defense of human rights.
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Their starting point guard, Derrick Rose, went AWOL for a day.
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Since then, he's been AWOL and nobody seems to really care.
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Anyway, the cinema doesn't need some AWOL cucumber to promote the film.
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Turns out, the person reportedly responsible is Ethiopian-American photographer Awol Erizku.
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Back in 2014 three trainees went AWOL from a facility in Massachusetts.
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Trump is AWOL but California is on the field ready for battle.
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McConnell and his caucus are AWOL in the middle of this shutdown.
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Went through jobs, joined the Air Force to fix myself, went AWOL.
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Their father, and ostensible guardian, had been AWOL for some time now.
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On asking the N.R.A. for even the tiniest moderation, they are AWOL.
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One son, burdened by his father's heroic legacy, responds by going AWOL.
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Does he know there are differences among treason, desertion and going AWOL?
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"The good governors, and DeWine has been one of them in this, know they have to drive this because we have a president who has been AWOL on this — worse than AWOL, he's caused damage to their efforts," Sen.
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A lot of people are talking about Awol Erizku today for good reason.
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He has been declared AWOL and is now also wanted for military desertion.
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Thousands of fighters they have trained have gone AWOL (after collecting their pay).
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Yet Congress has been completely AWOL in its duty to make these decisions.
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He joined the Air Force at 22017 but was discharged after going AWOL.
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"Tons of my mods have gone AWOL or fucking nuts," Cortana told VICE.
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Awol K. Allo is a lecturer at the Keele University School of Law.
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He also missed one game when he temporarily went AWOL from the team.
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A lot of the Marines used to go AWOL there and became his crew.
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Finally, Ethiopia-born, Bronx-raised artist Awol Erizku is giving the institution its due.
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"While our president may be AWOL in the battle against climate change, we're not."
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Sometimes, though, a few go AWOL and attack a person's own healthy body parts.
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But far too many of the city's nearly 4.5 million registered voters are AWOL.
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But Trump — who still doesn't even have an ambassador in Saudi Arabia — is AWOL.
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Over the same period, six percent — 152 of them — went AWOL (absent without leave).
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The movie starts with him going AWOL from the Army to loot an ancient tomb.
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She was recently featured in her mom's gorgeous, ethereal maternity photoshoot, done by Awol Erizku.
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The Senate majority leader, who might be able to end the stand-off, is AWOL.
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He joined the COG militia just like his dad, but went AWOL after something happened.
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The real reason Matt Harvey went AWOL The Matt Harvey situation keeps getting more interesting.
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Heath Phillips, 22019, was discharged in 1989 after going AWOL multiple times and attempting suicide.
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Except for possible return to Afghanistan, SIGAR found trainees suffer no consequences for going AWOL.
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The Bills two veteran defensive leaders were far more upset with Davis essentially going AWOL.
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Everything is in hands of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, and he's been AWOL for weeks.
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One source says Cui has been dealing mostly with Kushner, and has been AWOL at State.
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But too many of them, some of the best minds of the conservative movement, are AWOL.
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This is what happens not only when a government falls apart and U.S. policy goes AWOL.
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Afghans sent to the U.S. for training have a tendency to go AWOL or seek asylum.
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But in the immediate aftermath of the election, the president-elect and his team were AWOL.
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But 14 months after the company's flagship drone went AWOL, it's back on sale this month.
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But that, too, has gone AWOL, along with the most provocative parts of his foreign policy.
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Deven had been living in a sober home, but went AWOL about a week before her death.
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As a result, when the political going got rough, much of Obama's once-mighty army was AWOL.
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Espinosa) AWOL from his tour, spending time in a small town with a new friend (Sarah Jeffery).
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If they step out of line on their missions or try to go AWOL, they're instantly killed.
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At the conclusion of the government shutdown, an employee's AWOL status may result in progressive disciplinary action.
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Her mother is AWOL, her brother just got out of rehab and her grandmother is a hoarder.
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American corporations must also act and, unfortunately, they have been AWOL in the politics of climate change.
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In important ways, however, America's government went AWOL almost two years earlier, when Donald Trump was inaugurated.
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That these youths go "AWOL" to families and friends, and even their exploiters, should surprise no one.
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"I feel the committee has been AWOL on this," Wyden, a Democrat on the committee, told BuzzFeed News.
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Part of the interest in repairs is because it doesn't take much to make a spacecraft go AWOL.
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Kong goes AWOL, and an evil genius unleashes an army of gigantic robotic dinosaurs on the unsuspecting world.
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Trump has made fun of him for everything from being AWOL from the governor's office to eating Oreos.
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The second is that Donald Trump's United States, potentially the chief bulwark against illiberalism's rise, has gone AWOL.
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Other groups, such as runaway youth, AWOL soldiers, and criminal fugitives, may also avoid quarantine orders or recommendations.
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Amy suffered the stings when her father missed birthdays, vanished on Christmas, went AWOL from her college graduation.
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LOS ANGELES — By one measure of success, the 28-year-old artist Awol Erizku has possibly already peaked.
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Of the trainees who went AWOL, many fled the country, some were deported and 13 remained unaccounted for.
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As a result, AWOL rates are expected to remain steady or increase, and potential security threats will persist.
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Mr. O'Brien's "Going After Cacciato" is an irrational picaresque, with an AWOL protagonist walking from Vietnam to Paris.
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The uptick in AWOL Afghan trainees in the U.S coincides with the increase in violence inside war-embattled Afghanistan
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Does Obama want that past to be prologue because he remained AWOL from the great battle for too long?
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Tull proposed a verdant meadow, north of J-bad, where he and Yaz once went AWOL to hunt elk.
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That piece pointed to Awol Erizku's Instagram portrait of Beyoncé pregnant with twins, which was a huge internet event.
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But thinking beyond the border is where Democrats can really distinguish themselves; it's where Trump has been recklessly AWOL.
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She had gotten addicted to crack cocaine, so it wasn't odd for her to go AWOL for a day.
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The book brings together images by 15 young Black fashion photographers including Ruth Ossai, Awol Erizku, and Nadine Ijewere.
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One of his additions to the story entails a mission to track down a research team that went AWOL.
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According to the legal docs, Deven had been in a sober home but went AWOL a week before she died.
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About 320 foreign military trainees have gone AWOL while in the United States since 2005, SIGAR reported in October 2017.
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Western leaders, particularly President Trump, have been AWOL, appearing unwilling or unable to believe that these threats are actually happening.
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Of the 320 foreign military trainees that went AWOL since 2005 while in the U.S, almost half – 152 – hailed from Afghanistan.
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Related: Sam Spiegel of N.A.S.A's Photojournal from Africa Awol Erizku Talks Creative Voice Robot Cops are Directing Traffic in The Congo
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If a submitter doesn't respond to commenters in good time, they're considered AWOL, insincere, or obdurate, and the board moves on.
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They started tracking her closely, making note of all the times she went AWOL so we could have it on record.
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You often don't realize just how important it is to have a decent WiFi router at home 'til yours goes AWOL.
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MORE has remained virtually silent and politically AWOL in the great battle for the future of America in the midterm elections.
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In today's clue, however, "mess" refers to a military mess hall, and the person who can't make it has gone AWOL.
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Texas authorities have expressed outrage that Couch, who got sentenced to 10 years probation but no jail time, had gone AWOL.
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In this effort, the United States is nowhere, silent, AWOL, as President Vladimir Putin and his Syrian sidekick do their worst.
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A couple of yards ahead, partly obstructing your sightline, you notice a man with far-too-low jeans and AWOL underwear.
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This much is certain: With the commander-in-chief more or less AWOL, he won't be offering to bail them out.
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I can handle the stuff that goes AWOL — the jackets, the socks, the homework books — somewhere between my kids' two homes.
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John Grannis of the U.S. Marine Corps would go overboard without permission, known today as AWOL, to deliver their whistleblower report.
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The troubled prince has acquired two sisters, and his long-suffering friend Benno (gone AWOL in the previous production) has been restored.
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Both men were involved in the same incident that led J.D. to go AWOL, and now they've taken refuge among the Outsiders.
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Laurel's still AWOL as the rest of the group learns Wes' body is missing, but Michaela (Aja Naomi King) tracks her down.
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If the President is going to be AWOL in this profoundly important human endeavor, then California and other states will step up.
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But let's not get distracted from the fact that Vann frames permanently disappearing as more polite than apologizing for temporarily being awol.
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The big boss, however, is suspiciously AWOL, and the only Ibis executive willing to talk is the company's top flack (Caitriona Balfe).
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He once told me about how he and a few friends stole a jeep and went AWOL when the armistice was signed.
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Auditors determined that the vetting process appeared to be "flawed" and that the high number of AWOL participants represented a security risk.
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Models-with-followings like the Kendall Jenner/Gigi Hadid contingent were all over Milan but have been generally AWOL here, Balmain aside.
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He said on Thursday that he supports the Soleimani strike but that Congress has been "AWOL" on national security in recent decades.
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In her home office, "Girl With a Bamboo Earring" by Awol Erizku, who photographed Beyoncé's most recent pregnancy, hangs on the wall.
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Of course, some patients did go AWOL, or at least the antepartum equivalent of it: A.M.A., which stands for leaving against medical advice.
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If you've ever texted, "Sorry I went AWOL, my phone died," when you just didn't want to talk, you've told a butler lie.
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We feel very lucky and are immensely proud that Awol has used VICE as a platform in the past to showcase his work.
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That's a piece of art called Ask the Dust, a collaboration with her business partner and artist Awol Erizku in which Beyoncé participated.
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Despite all this, Harris was transferred from a juvenile facility to house arrest with his mother in West Baltimore, and went AWOL again.
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"On nearly all issues, Washington has been AWOL, and as further cuts loom, the situation will go from bad to worse," he said.
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He had told authorities he partially had gone AWOL because of hazing at his unit and a drug-related incident involving his brother.
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On Thursday, it will open a pop-up for the Miami Beach concept store Alchemist with an installation by the artist Awol Erizku.
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But in sports, where keepsakes are cherished and sometimes valuable, a home run ball this famous going AWOL and staying gone is intriguing.
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There's a traitor in the White House, and the president has gone AWOL, in part, to try to figure out who that is.
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"If the President is going to be AWOL in this profoundly important human endeavor, then California and other states will step up," Gov.
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Urquhart told the Daily Beast she and other moderators like her have essentially moved in and taken over subreddits whose maintainers have gone AWOL.
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That said, he wasn't exactly AWOL from the Latin music scene during that time, with numerous songs dropping with some regularity featuring his voice.
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SIGAR did not provide data on whether the AWOL pilots were recovered, according to the Air Force Times, the first to report the story.
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Also AWOL: Any mention of Henry Cavill's Superman — probably because we're all still pretending like he's not going to be back in Justice League.
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By going AWOL from the U.S. military's press pool during the gulf war, he became one of the few eyewitnesses to American-Iraqi gunfights.
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She cared only about his Social Security payments, he said, and had gone AWOL now that the checks were being mailed to her house.
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"If the President is going to be AWOL in this profoundly important human endeavor, then California and other states will step up," California Gov.
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A high school sophomore, AWOL from home, I was on a cross-country bus trip from Boston, and Jackson was one of the stops.
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While in Awol Erizku's "Their Eyes Were Watching God" (2017), two iconic revolutionary symbols stand staring down one another, and are displayed near the entrance.
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A prominent portion of the report was dedicated to discussing the increasing number of Afghan security personnel going AWOL while training in the United States.
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His time in Cleveland was marked by tumult that included excessive partying, being AWOL from treatment for a hamstring injury and a stint in rehab.
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On the Monday I was supposed to return, I was still AWOL; by Wednesday, they were calling my emergency contacts, so I needed some explanation.
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Socialites, models, and celebrities, promised extravagant beachside benders, flocked to the Bahamas only to find feral dogs, luggage gone AWOL, and accommodations resembling FEMA camps.
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A total of 45 members of Afghanistan's security forces have been reported absent without leave (AWOL) while in the US since the start of 2015.
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But her West Elm order was AWOL for more than two months, at which point the company finally told her it had lost the order.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Team Trump is AWOL at the World Economic Forum's annual alpine shindig while Theresa May's Brexit plan has people on edge.
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"If the President is going to be AWOL in this profoundly important human endeavor, then California and other states will step up," said California's Gov.
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And that the federal and state governments have been AWOL in helping municipalities not only monitor dangerous pollution but pay for such massive public works.
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And to be perfectly honest with you, white women in 2016 were AWOL when it came time to vote someone of progressive positions into office.
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For most who go AWOL, recapture and the likelihood of an extra 10 years on their sentence are all they have to look forward to.
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With my music library gone AWOL I had to rebuild everything from scratch and the only thing to hand was The Smiths' Complete CD set.
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The feature could ensure that Bumble's 40 million registered users (announced today) aren't flirting with an empty vacuum if their match goes AWOL from Bumble temporarily.
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Ever in tune with your emotions, Queen Bey has delivered what you wanted the most — more photos of her instantly iconic pregnancy shoot with Awol Erizku.
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Go2Man Management says "The Real" co-host has gone AWOL and refuses to pay fees and reimbursements she owes to the tune of at least $200k.
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This way, my filling software looked at "_ W1 _ _" and suggested words from the special dictionary: AW1OL (AWOL / AOL), GW1EN (GWEN / GEN), TW1IN (TWIN / TIN) and others.
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A week before the shooting, Sergeant Bellino agreed to an administrative discharge in lieu of court-martial — a deal military prosecutors commonly strike with AWOL troops.
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The Avedon [of Martin Luther King, Jr., with his father and son], being a nod to the historical imagery, and the Awol Erizku, being more contemporary.
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But responding to a Twitter user's question, about why both its iOS apps are AWOL, Telegram founder Pavel Durov tweeted that it relates to "inappropriate content".
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The "populist" plans that were supposed to set Trump apart from his Republican primary opponents are AWOL; his infrastructure plan in particular appears to be vaporware.
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He then missed a game in January after he went AWOL, returning to Chicago without informing the Knicks, and earned a hefty fine in the process.
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Sadly, most of the Republican Party today is morally AWOL, preferring to sweep the Russian hacking under the carpet rather than have a credible, independent investigation.
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I was discharged from the locked ward of a naval hospital in 1968 after going AWOL from the Marines when I returned from Vietnam at 19.
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A stunning image (taken by Awol Erizku) featured in GQ of the actress dressed in white, seated on a white stallion on Slauson Avenue in Los Angeles.
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"The Afghan security forces are engaged in widespread desertion with large numbers of their officers going AWOL despite billions of dollars in US assistance," he told me.
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As of this writing, here is a partial list of people I've heard who are planning to be convention no-shows: They all plan to be AWOL.
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Related: Awol Erizku Talks Creative Voice andDuchamp Detox Clinic Nail Salon Paintings Critique a Ubiquitous Self-Care Symbol REJECTED: A Brilliant Treatment For Beyonce's "Countdown" From DANIELS
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HAWASSA, Ethiopia (Reuters) - Awol Beyene got married on Sunday in a white tuxedo, with his voting card in one hand and his bride's hand in the other.
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Mr. Bergdahl went AWOL from his unit in Afghanistan in 2009, was captured by the Taliban and later traded by the Obama administration for five Guantánamo inmates.
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The four spent their first AWOL night in civilian clothes, sleeping in a subway station and expecting the shore patrol to tap their shoulders at any moment.
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"Commissioner Ponte has been AWOL at a time when this agency needed strong leadership," Elias Husamudeen, the president of the correction officers' union, said in a statement.
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The Miami Dolphins were so concerned when linebacker Lawrence Timmons went AWOL on Saturday, a team rep filed a missing persons report with police ... TMZ Sports has learned.
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Washington (CNN)More than 40 Afghan security force members training in the US have gone AWOL since last year, including eight last month, according to the US military.
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Embracing and reinterpreting cultural traditions from which black people have historically been excluded, Awol Erizku reimagines Beyoncé into an idealization that has typically been reserved for white women.
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Unlike Apple's AWOL AirPods case, there's no external LED to confirm charging status, so you'll have to rely on any status indicator that the Qi pad may have.
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Going AWOL from his tour, armed with only his hoodie and skateboard, he meets Emily (Sarah Jeffery), a high-school art student aiming for a New York career.
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Zweifelhofer enlisted in the Army in 2015, went AWOL in 2016, and was discharged in 2018, according to a criminal complaint from the US district court in Florida.
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Turkish officials now are capturing AWOL militants by the dozen, as former ISIS fighters surrender in border towns, preferring to flee Syria even if it means jail time.
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Numerous Afghan female military trainees who went through joint training in the United States have gone AWOL, according to the United States Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction.
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"If 1 million bpd or more of Iranian exports go AWOL, the current fragile supply-demand balance will be upended, potentially sending oil prices above the May peak."
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After the Iranian drone incident, and the downing of the Israeli F-16 and the Israeli airstrikes on Syrian and Iranian targets that followed, the US was AWOL.
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Rose played defense almost never and went AWOL for a game without explanation; Noah was injured and injured again and then was caught taking performance-enhancers and suspended.
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Rudolf, increasingly convinced that his brother was plotting to oust him while he was away fighting, repeatedly went AWOL in an attempt to get back home to the factory.
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It's unclear exactly why the sub-page went AWOL from the White House website for around a week, although the likely explanation is the Trump administration taking over whitehouse.
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"Noelle" is a candy-coated Christmas comedy — complete with a cutesy flying reindeer named Snowcone — that stars Anna Kendrick as Santa's daughter and Bill Hader as her AWOL brother.
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To shoot Carter's costumes, which here include both originals and reproductions, the photographer Awol Erizku brought with him items from his personal collection, along with flowers and a parrot.
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But many countries are divided at home, distracted by political combat and looking increasingly inward, and in any case, the U.S. remains the indispensable superpower, and it is AWOL.
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It's hard to gauge the precise impact of America going AWOL in a European continent used to its ordering presence, but suffice it to say that recklessness is encouraged.
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The artists involved include Dawoud Bey, Carrie Mae Weems, Lorna Simpson, Sally Mann, Lyle Ashton Harris, Deborah Willis, Hank Willis Thomas, Deana Lawson, Toyin Ojih Odutola, and Awol Erizku.
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Larry and Sergey have essentially gone AWOL anyway as their myriad of other interests have diverged from running the business that allowed them to have a myriad of interests.
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They were still AWOL on Tuesday when a top Democrat suddenly changed tack and said that the climate bill did not have enough support to pass in any case.
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Was it the reports that he spent the weekend AWOL from his NFL team, gambling and partying in Las Vegas while wearing a blonde wig and fake mustache for disguise?
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Sadly, the captions aren't quite as hilarious as his other account (gotta keep things profesh), but there are dogs so it's a pretty good substitute for when Dylan goes AWOL.
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So the liberal sniper went awol: Bill was in the hospital that week and, for the few minutes of the bankruptcy vote, she simply had to be at his side.
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Six months earlier, an entire US Battalion went AWOL after the city was destroyed by a sandstorm—and Walker's team has been sent in to investigate a new radio transmission.
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Hazing across the division was so severe at times that in one case a Marine claimed it caused him to go absent without leave, or AWOL, for nearly a year.
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You Do Mess With the ZohanZohan's attempt to fake his own death goes totally awry, and the IDF throws him in an Israeli military prison for attempting to go AWOL.
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It's still very early, and things obviously could change, but so far, during this difficult first week for the Trump White House, Chief of Staff Reince Priebus has been largely AWOL.
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The photos below were taken from Awol and Wilbert's nostalgia-driven piece on black barbershops, their forward-looking piece on black masculinity, and their contemporary piece on black death and fatherhood.
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Owns a killer dropshot and a bewitching range of angles with his groundstrokes, although his serve and his propensity to go AWOL mid-match make him a dangerous player to back.
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Now, he has written a book—My Tutu Went Awol—about his experiences performing in Iraq and Afghanistan, as well as the unlikely friendships that he formed while he was there.
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One possible reason for Yu going AWOL could be the dozens of emails he's sent Marciano over the years -- including one in July 2010, immediately after Kate alleges Marciano groped her.
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Derrick Rose, his star point guard, has gone AWOL, and Hornacek has watched a feud between Carmelo Anthony, his franchise player, and Phil Jackson, the team's president, play out in public.
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But on Saturday night, after becoming the eighth and last man to qualify for the rings finals by 0.025 points, he left the Olympic Village and went AWOL for several hours.
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Related: Beyonce's Pregnancy Photos and the Contemporary Artist Behind Them Awol Erizku Talks Creative Voice and Duchamp Detox Clinic From Van Gogh To Jeff Koons, Here's a History of Flowers in Art
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Her delivery was pitched to be persuasive, neither intimate nor tough: striving to demoralise each man a little, advising him to go AWOL or frag his officers, yet evincing concern for him.
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"If you make a film about a soldier who goes AWOL and murders a pregnant nurse — something that's happened probably once in history — it's called searingly realistic analysis of society," says Curtis.
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Which does rather beg the question whether the Conservative Campaigner app going AWOL now, until a reboot under a new supplier (presumably) next year, might not represent just such an 'ethical pause'.
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Would Arya really strut around the Braavos marketplace, throwing around a big pile of money and without even her sword to protect her, just after going AWOL from an assassin death cult?
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With "official" spring practically at our doorstep, a late-season storm is poised to pummel parts of the Northeast — in many places where snow has been AWOL for most of the winter.
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If students under the military program are absent from training for more than 24 hours, they are considered to be "absent without leave" (AWOL) and the Department of Homeland Security is notified.
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In 2016, for example, the percentage of Afghan trainees who went AWOL (absent without leave) jumped from an historical average of about 6 or 7 percent to 13 percent, the report noted.
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But we are now AWOL at top levels, and that risks doing real damage as the world strives this year to complete work on crucial measures meant to implement the Paris accord.
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But for this weekend's PopRally party, MoMA commissioned a handful of rising stars like Awol Erizku and Mackenzie Younger to bootleg the museum's logo and put it on objects from the exhibition.
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Fans noticed in 2015, for instance, that Black Widow, one of the few female characters in "Avengers: Age of Ultron," was relatively AWOL from toy stores, especially compared with her male counterparts.
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Still, the rose hand remains relatively ubiquitous at our present moment and it serves as the central point of inspiration for wunderkind artist Awol Erizku's ongoing solo show at Miami gallery Nina Johnson.
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"How many Afghan police and soldiers are there, how many casualties are they suffering, how many are going AWOL, how well do they perform — all that was classified," Sopko said in an interview.
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"DoD is assessing ways to strengthen eligibility criteria for training in ways that will reduce the likelihood of an individual Afghan willingly absconding from training in the US and going AWOL," Evans added.
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Absent from the previous film, she rocks up here as a rogue toy, who has gone AWOL , ditched her polka-dotted skirt for blue pants, and overcome the addictive need to be owned.
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Earlier this year, military officials shut down a class training Afghan pilots in the AC-208 Combat Caravan aircraft at Fort Worth, Texas, after more than 40 percent of the trainees went AWOL.
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BAGNERES-DE-BIGORRE, France (Reuters) - Rohan Dennis went AWOL for over an hour after abandoning the Tour de France and his Bahrain Merida team management had no explanation about the Australian's withdrawal on Thursday.
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That might seem unimportant, but the report notes that with officers "going AWOL", it becomes difficult to plan for staffing needs, and so there are fewer screeners to ensure security and keep lines moving.
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"Villaraigosa was AWOL when he was mayor on dealing with the structural problem, which is there is not enough affordable housing," said Mark Ryavec, president of Venice Stakeholders Association, a nonprofit community advocacy group.
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MR and FD say the people they thought would be providing infrastructure in the middle of nowhere had gone AWOL, so they wisely decided to relocate closer to the Earthlings(ish) of Sin City.
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And because Washington went AWOL in shaping them, our high standards for protecting workers, the environment and intellectual property — which also help to level commercial playing fields tilted against us — are absent as well.
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Port Authority Police Officer Kameel Juman, who was in charge of the rescue and retrieval mission, said he duct taped and sealed the carrier this time so the furry runaway could not go AWOL again.
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The vote "makes us super excited - even more than our wedding," 22-year-old Awol said proudly, as he and his new wife posed for photographs at a traffic circle in Hawassa, the regional capital.
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But with little at stake beyond Jeffrey's matriculation at Brooklyn College — and with a plot that turns on a game of gin rummy that the director, Darko Tresnjak, cannot effectively stage — the oomph goes AWOL.
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Three days later, a Humvee appeared at the aid station carrying Basam, who was ill from exhaustion but otherwise unscathed; Thamer, the lieutenant who'd gone AWOL when his mother's village was liberated, was with him.
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" Green cites in the complaint an "uncanny parallelism" between the books' third acts, arguing that "the plots move forward in virtual lockstep," from the "Prodigy go[ing] AWOL" to the "cover-up of father's apparent suicide.
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Earlier this season, everybody's favorite child-burning priestess showed up to recommend that Daenerys meet with Jon Snow, so in "The Queen's Justice," Varys finds it a little strange that she's AWOL when said meeting occurs.
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Normally operating out of the kitchen, this is Dotolo' first curatorial endeavor—an ambitious one at that, considering the enormous roster of 37 LA-based artists boasts names like Ed Ruscha, Jonas Wood, and Awol Erizku.
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In response to the high number of Afghans who go AWOL, the U.S. government has reduced the number of training courses it offers, and Afghan commanders are also more reluctant to allow their troops to attend.
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That it happened in the middle of a season during which the team's chief executive is essentially AWOL, at least when he is not sniping cryptically at his star player on Twitter, is amazing as well.
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"Congress and the Trump administration are AWOL on climate change," said Ken Kimmell, president of the Union of Concerned Scientists, saying the courts were the appropriate venue to address rising sea levels and other climate impacts.
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At this point though, Mr. Larry was getting annoyed with how excited I was about the prospect of joining the Illuminati and said no more questions, and after a curt "Good day," Mr. Larry went AWOL.
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Shot by LA and New York-based artist Awol Erizku, that image was just part of a larger set released today, in which she poses underwater and references classical artworks like Botticelli's The Birth of Venus.
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In January 22, the command of 27th Battalion, 20183th Marines were made aware of a Marine who had turned himself to authorities at the Marine base in Quantico, Virginia, after being AWOL since April 22018, 226.
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And, in collaboration with a number of photographers, including Awol Erizku, she filled the announcement with references and allusions that position her firmly at the center of a long visual tradition of mothers and of womanhood.
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In queso you forgot, halloumi to recap: this is a fromage homage to Awol Erizku's portrait of Beyoncé as a sort of Renaissance Madonna, in which she's veiled, backed by flowers, and touching her very prominent bump.
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But Echo calculated that he was already in an extremely bad position: AWOL, captured, talking to a drone that clearly would have been in line for refurbishment if anyone at the DAE heard one syllable of her messaging.
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"The Defense Department is assessing ways to strengthen eligibility criteria for training in ways that will reduce the likelihood of an individual Afghan willingly absconding from training in the U.S. and going AWOL (absent without leave)," Stump said.
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A memo released this week by the Office of Personnel Management makes it clear that anyone calling in sick without special permission -- even to go to a therapy appointment -- will be considered AWOL (absent without leave) and disciplined.
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"Anybody who was AWOL from the battle on the Gang of Eight has no standing as a candidate now to say they will enforce the border," Cruz said of the comprehensive immigration bill pushed by Rubio in 2013.
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Now, after spending the last several years effectively AWOL from the public and much of Alphabet, Page and Brin, both 46, are out just in time for the company to muddle through its biggest challenges in its history.
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The report also indicated that there needs to be an improvement in coordination between U.S Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to help prevent AWOL trainees who may pose a national security threat.
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Tamar Braxton and hubby Vincent Herbert had custom wiring installed at their home but went AWOL when the bill came ... at least according to a company that's now dragging the couple to small claims court to get their dough.
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Then again, the kind of inquiry into root causes of violence -- what T.I. labels "the environment" -- has been noticeably AWOL in our public discourse since the 1980s as the center of American political discourse edged more to the right.
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A weather balloon launched into the the stratosphere by rookie astronomers at Michigan State University went AWOL on Monday night, and floated all the way into Ontario, Canada until it crash landed near the town of Bobcaygeon Tuesday morning.
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Deb Shoval's "AWOL" showcases tender-tough performances by Lola Kirke and Breeda Wool in a story of star-crossed female lovers whose obstacles have less to do with societal norms than with the economic realities of Pennsylvania coal country.
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And it's not just internet meme-makers or comedic talk show hosts either — pregnant Grey's Anatomy actress Camilla Luddington got in on the action, recreating the already iconic Awol Erizku-photographed shot with the help of her costar Ellen Pompeo.
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Party newbie Max (Sadie Sink), whose biological father is all the way in California, still talks about his influence in her life, similar to how fellow children of divorce Will and his older brother Jonathan (Charlie Heaton) deal with AWOL Lonnie.
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"The tendency of Afghan trainees in the United States to go AWOL may hinder the operational readiness of their home units, negatively impact the morale of fellow trainees and home units, and pose security risks to the United States," it concluded.
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The Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR) said in a quarterly report released this week that the training classes to fly the AC-208 light attack combat aircraft "were disbanded due to the number of trainees who were going" AWOL.
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"Those students that did not go AWOL were pulled back to Afghanistan to complete their training: as a result, only one class graduated from the U.S.-based program," the report states, adding that remaining classes will finish their training in Afghanistan.
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At the end of the interview, Dahl mentioned desertion, AWOL and fraudulent enlistment offenses to Bergdahl but made no mention of the more serious charge of endangering U.S. troops, which carries up to a life sentence, according to the transcript.
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One day, while having some beers and watching the movie Short Circuit, which follows a goofy military robot named Johnny 5 gone AWOL, writer and artist James Rauff and his friend decided to take apart an old Canon Powershot S410 camera.
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"Vision & Justice" is comprised of photography from true masters such as Lorna Simpson, Deborah Willis, Jamel Shabazz, Dawoud Bey, and Awol Erizku, as well as LaToya Ruby Frazier and Deana Lawson, two of the most important people making images right now.
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Two senators who have been pushing for changes to the way the military handles sexual assault cases are demanding answers from the Army after reports surfaced that a suspected rapist went AWOL for three months without anyone looking for him.
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As Alphabet and the rest of Big Tech navigate through so-called tech lash, the company finally has a leader who hasn't gone AWOL, hidden from the public and investors and making who knows what kind of decisions behind the scenes.
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That film was taken from him by 20th Century Fox and handed to Bryan Singer; when Singer was eventually fired from the project after going AWOL from the set, Fletcher was brought back on to finish and clean it up.
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Many have focused on the bodies and the style of their sitters, from photographer James Van Der Zee's portraits from Harlem, to the paintings of William H. Johnson, to the contemporary work of Awol Erizku, Barkley L. Hendricks, and Mickalene Thomas.
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Read: Meet the Americans Who Moved to Europe and Went AWOL on Their Student Loans For years, millennials have been derided as lazy, narcissistic leaches whose spoiled upbringing has left them ungrateful for the world of technological wonders they've been born into.
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By the following day, there was a full suite of photographs on Beyoncé's website, mostly shot by Awol Erizku, an emerging artist best known for photographs of black models that reimagine paintings by European Old Masters like Johannes Vermeer and Leonardo da Vinci.
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The list of things that could never have existed without the night includes but is not limited to the following acronyms: the KLF, the IRA, the ECL, AFI, XTC, NARC, PCP, PMA, PKD, PDA, STD, CBT, ZMA, AWOL, and MPS in the sky.
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The glittering costume and red and white evening gowns, a vivid contrast with the low-fi, innocent floral gettup photographer Awol Erizku shot Beyoncé in when Bey announced her pregnancy via Instagram last week, are the first of Dundas' debut eponymous collection.
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Given that gun owners largely trust Trump, he could hammer out a bipartisan deal for universal background checks — the single step that would make the most difference, one supported overwhelmingly even by gun owners — but the White House is AWOL on the issue.
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Near the movie's end, as the group slashes through the jungle to find a member who's gone AWOL, there's a shot of some of the armed teens standing between the corpses of the adults they've just slain and their living, terrified children.
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Though you couldn't exactly call it that; it was more like a visual album, of a different kind from "Lemonade," done in collaboration with the artist Awol Erizku and the poet Warsan Shire, whose poem "I Have Three Hearts" celebrated the occasion.
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Plus, in the era of helicopter parenting and geo-tagging, not to mention hyper-vigilant mental-health awareness, the idea that a depressed teen could simply go Awol in New York City for a couple of days is increasingly hard to indulge.
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While it's tempting to think that "truant" might imply an anagram or some missing letter, it's actually part of the definition of AWOL, a soldier who's absent without leave; run that backward inside a word for "drink" and you will get BELOW AVERAGE.
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If it had been a boxing match the towel would have been thrown in but there was no hiding place and Vidal struck two late goals, both from close-range as the home defense went AWOL, to the unbridled glee of Bayern's sizeable support.
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But having written about Alaskan politics for years as The Times's correspondent in the Pacific Northwest, I can also see that, however awkward it might look in the moment (and in news coverage), being AWOL might actually rebound to Mr. Dunleavy's benefit on Election Day.
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Khalilzad contacted Taliban representatives in Doha, Qatar, where the group had been permitted to open an office in 2013, in part to facilitate the exchange of five Guantánamo Bay detainees for Bowe Bergdahl, an American soldier who'd been captured by the Taliban after going awol .
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James InhofeJames (Jim) Mountain InhofeDemocrats, environmentalists blast Trump rollback of endangered species protections Bottom Line Overnight Defense: Dems talk Afghanistan, nukes at Detroit debate | Senate panel advances Hyten nomination | Iranian foreign minister hit with sanctions | Senate confirms UN ambassador MORE (R-Okla.) are unsurprisingly AWOL.
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To celebrate the release of her book filled with recipes and conversations with artists, musicians, and writers, Night Gallery is hosting a book launch with a DJ set by artist Awol Erizku, pizza from urbn, Golden Road beer, and alcoholic snow cones by Mad Capra.
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The training is part of an international effort to boost Afghanistan's ability to defeat the Taliban and the AWOL students were undergoing instruction in a variety of topics, including leadership, language, infantry, aircrew, intelligence, engineering, military police, ordnance, transportation and Army Ranger training, US officials said.
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He was still young, 22 at the time, but he was now Older Billy, a Billy who had hit some dead ends, who had endured the dislocations of adulthood, who had, as Mr. Alvarez put it, "gone AWOL" so he could figure out who he really was.
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Rose then mysteriously ditched the team in January without seeing fit to let his employers know that he'd be leaving them; that act of AWOL-ery stood out more this offseason when, for some reason, Jackson wouldn't stop whining about Porzingis' refusal to sit down for an exit interview.
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HARROGATE, England (Reuters) - Australian Rohan Dennis admits he has been in a dark place since going AWOL at this year's Tour de France but he emerged from a cloud of self-doubt to win the UCI Road World Championships time trial on Wednesday for a second successive year.
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"ANDSF trainees who go AWOL while training in the United States cost the U.S. government millions of dollars in cancelled course and per diem costs, while wasting training opportunities that could have gone to other students," the Commander of the Combined Security Transition Command – Afghanistan (CSTC-A) said last year.
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Awol Allo, a fellow Ethiopian and an associate professor of law at Keele University in Britain, said the Prime Minister deserves the prize for his role in ending the conflict -- a largely pointless war over disputed border territory that came at a huge financial and human cost to both countries.
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"One thing that's been AWOL the entire recovery ... has been animal spirit behaviors, and I think that has a lot to do with lack of confidence in the future, and that has a lot to do with the deflationary abyss," said Jim Paulsen, chief investment strategist at Wells Capital Management.
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I wanted to have two contrasting covers — one by Richard Avedon of Martin Luther King Jr., his father and son, and another portrait by the young photographer Awol Erizku from the Afropunk 2014 festival — to underscore both the historic nature and raw vitality of this topic of vision and justice.
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I Was Going to Call It Your Name But You Didn't Let Me exterior view, Awol Erizku, 2016 I Was Going to Call It Your Name But You Didn't Let Me incorporates this nail salon signage in every single work, nearly all paintings beyond a neon fixture in front of the space.
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Allow the taste of the fun cluing to envelop your senses: "Shot blockers" does not refer to hockey or any sport, it refers to lens covers; "Net game?" has nothing to do with basketball, but with ONLINE POKER; if you are "Not on base?" you are not looking to steal, you are AWOL.
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As the coronavirus spread and countries began closing their borders, Americans stranded abroad found U.S. embassies AWOL and began plotting their own escapes — some planned for having to bribe border guards, others paid a private security firm to fly them home — and thousands are still stuck, with no clear way to get home.
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I was a graduate student who had a certain ... I considered it a well-formed opinion on topics that were suddenly relevant, but I basically was AWOL from my PhD at that point because rather than do the research I should have been doing at that point, I was writing books and talking about them.
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Regardless of whether or not the team is able to pawn off any vets prior to Thursday's trade deadline—like Courtney Lee, Kyle O'Quinn, and their currently AWOL salary cap millstone, Joakim Noah—they're going to be really, really, bad, and that's saying something for a team that's won six of the last 24.
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Based on the stylistic parallels between this image and the singer's February pregnancy announcement, it's safe to assume that the portrait of Sir and Rumi is the work of photographer Awol Erizku, a talented multidisciplinary artist known for interspersing fine art and contemporary pop culture references throughout his documentary-leaning photo work, and artful florist Sarah Lineberger.
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Trump launched one of his most ferocious broadsides to date against Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE, suggesting the attorney general was essentially AWOL and performing badly on a variety of issues.
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TV launched one of his most ferocious broadsides to date against Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE, suggesting the attorney general was essentially AWOL and performing badly on a variety of issues.
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The portrait — most likely taken by Awol Erizku, the photographer behind the lead images in the pregnancy photo shoot, though that has yet to be confirmed — shows Beyoncé cradling her twins, draped in a flowing robe, standing in front of a floral wreath that looks like the one she was kneeling in front of back in February.
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Mark ZuckerbergMark Elliot ZuckerbergFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 2018 breach Social media never intended to be in the news business — but just wait till AI takes over Facebook exploring deals with media outlets for news section: report MORE the CEO and COO Sheryl Sandberg, both stated champions of transparency, were AWOL.
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ALMOST ALL AMERICAN ISIS FIGHTERS UNACCOUNTED FOR, SPARKING FEARS THEY COULD SLIP THROUGH CRACKS AND RETURN GETTING TOUGH ON THE TALIBAN: TRUMP ADMIN SAID TO BE URGING CLOSURE OF THE MILITANT GROUP&aposS QATAR OFFICE INSIDE DEADLIEST TALIBAN ATTACK AGAINST AFGHAN TROOPS The reasons cited by the Afghans who were previously documented as having been AWOL, centered on personal/family safety matters and concerns over job security.
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The issue is meant to be as synoptic as possible on that score, so I went to historical scholarship and imagery like that of Frederick Douglass, who really was the first to look at the corrective role of photography for American citizenship, all the way through to photographers who are engaging with this in the current day and have just left photography graduate programs, like Awol Erizku.
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I forgive Martha for sleeping with Thom (I understand), I forgive Thom for sleeping with Martha (but I forgive Martha more), I forgive Luther for being such a racist pigfucker, I forgive Cal for lying to me about the overhaul work on the Mustang, I forgive Cal and Luther both for blowing the whistle on me when I went AWOL—I was always wondering who that was, who blew me.
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Potential economic boost Returnees have the potential to positively contribute to the Ethiopian economy, bringing in "much-needed foreign currency, business experience and dynamism," according to Awol Allo, an Ethiopian academic based at Keele University in the UK. Allo told CNN that remittances from the roughly four million people who make up the Ethiopian diaspora are worth more to the country's economy than coffee, its top source of export revenue.
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The last time America disengaged from the world remotely in this manner was in the 1930s, and you remember what followed: World War II. You have no idea how quickly institutions like NATO and the E.U. and the World Trade Organization and just basic global norms — like thou shalt not kill and dismember a journalist in your own consulate — can unravel when America goes AWOL or haywire under a shameless isolated president.
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They are, however, wondering how best to project the free world's values now that its leader has gone AWOL; thinking hard about how to reinforce European defense (as the United States exits the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty in response to Russia's breaches of it but with no alternative plan discussed with those most vulnerable to Russian attack — European allies); and concluding that, whatever happens, America will not be back in the same form.
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Then the MWAA — an agency with over 1,85033 employees, a 17-member Board of Directors appointed by the president of the United States, the governors of Virginia and Maryland, and the D.C. mayor, and control over Ronald Reagan Washington National and Washington Dulles International airports — placed me on AWOL for the last two days of Passover for violating leave policy and suspended me in May for an additional five days without pay with an added-on insubordination charge for using my own vacation time to worship God.
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Yet national security — apart from Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 220006 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE stressing his experience and third-tier candidates, Reps Seth MoultonSeth Wilbur Moulton2202 Democrats react to NYPD firing of officer in Garner case: 'Finally' Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report Native American advocates question 2628 Democrats' commitment MORE (D-Mass.) and Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Native American advocates question 28500 Democrats' commitment The US can't seem to live without Afghanistan MORE (D-Hawaii) — seems largely AWOL in the Democratic presidential contest.
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MORE, former Secretary of State Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE, former President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton85033 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE, former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Hill Reporter Rafael Bernal: Biden tries to salvage Latino Support Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE, former Vice President Al GoreAlbert (Al) Arnold Gore2020 Democrats release joint statement ahead of Trump's New Hampshire rally Deregulated energy markets made Texas a clean energy giant Gun safety is actually a consensus issue MORE and former Secretary of State John KerryJohn Forbes KerryA lesson of the Trump, Tlaib, Omar, Netanyahu affair Trump's winning weapon: Time The Memo: O'Rourke looks to hit reset button MORE have all been virtually AWOL from the fight, compared to what they should have been doing since Trump took office.
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