They are bandits, and they should be treated as bandits.
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He didn't blame the bandits; he blamed the fact that the bandits didn't have an education.
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Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki has compared the Nazis to bandits invading a home shared by two families: If the bandits slaughtered one family and killed several members of the other, he suggested, how could the second family bear any culpability in the bandits' crimes?
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"Over the years there have been problems between these bandits and the vigilantes who consistently try to prevent these bandits from operating," Mr. Iwar said.
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However, if bandits became stationary (like the Saviors) they could subjugate groups, offering protection from other bandits and themselves, and repeatedly confiscate a portion of their production.
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"The vigilante group killed some bandits two weeks before, so Saturday was a reprisal attack by the bandits who stormed the village and shot at everybody," he said.
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Or did Zuckerberg and company just make out like bandits?
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They're also wearing fucking bandits masks at all times. Sick.
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While bandits raise cash by extorting, the economy is collapsing.
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I think he's a marionette in the hands of bandits.
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It's wonderful: Everybody knows everybody, respects everybody, even the bandits.
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Others were conned by fake travel agents, or robbed by bandits.
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"He manipulated them," Chuck Pitcock, a former Bandits guard, told Tollin.
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Prison life broke up the duo known as The Wet Bandits.
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"Back in the '80s and '90s there were bandits," he says.
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Arya became a wolf queen and terrorized bandits throughout the continent.
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"Ethiopian troops are pursuing the bandits inside South Sudan," Reda said.
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Instead, it has morphed into a group of well-organized bandits.
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It's not uncommon for bandits to operate in the country's countryside.
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Gangs of bandits roam the countryside looking for fresh human meat.
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But the big bank and mortgage lenders made out like bandits.
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Coronavirus in Connecticut: Governor Announces First Case of Resident Coronavirus Bandits?
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Local authorities use it to catch tissue bandits at public toilets.
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It's part of "Directed by Terry Gilliam," also featuring "Time Bandits."
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Spicer Orchards isn't the only farm that's been hit by produce bandits.
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He has also appeared in Time Bandits, Brazil and Bridget Jones's Diary.
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"We're going to wipe those red bandits off the map," he said.
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Bandits recently entered the area, and they disturbed a group of hippos.
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How come the Wet Bandits don't die after suffering multiple extreme injuries?
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There's Fl4k, the beastmaster, who can use his pets to attack bandits ...
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Health workers have been stopped at informal roadblocks where bandits demand money.
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Bhaga had found a pair of bandits rifling through our food stores.
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This is a bunch of bandits run in with some hoodies, steal, what?
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"I played while my father was in the hands of bandits," Mikel said.
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The Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM) were bandits, he said, and drug dealers.
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They were armed bandits who robbed travelers in the outskirts of Beledweyne town.
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In Zamfara, in the north-west, bandits have gone on a kidnapping spree.
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When the police come, the bandits escape by blending into the nearby farmland.
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Herdsmen described how bandits wielding AK-47s had taken their cows and sheep.
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"We can't keep doing this because CEOs made out like bandits," Cramer said.
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I'm nodding because I've seen "Time Bandits," and there's some Greeks in that.
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Today, there are a lot of soldiers, bandits, smugglers, and immigrants passing by here.
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They ride back to her ranch together, where they discover bandits brutalizing her parents.
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He vowed to rid Brazil of socialism, political correctness and "ideology that defends bandits".
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" Baker also appeared in films including "The Elephant Man," ''Time Bandits," ''Willow" and "Labyrinth.
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If any of those bandits killed a Jew, they would be killed in turn.
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Sometimes that's as simple as delivering a package or clearing a cave of bandits.
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Neither is the fourth month, but that didn't stop you—greedy corporate time bandits!
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In states such as Zamfara and Kaduna, rural bandits tax locals and raid towns.
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I had to break into the facility and kill the bandits holding him prisoner.
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" Uribe bemoaned the appeal of antiheroes: "People love bandits, no matter what we do.
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"Borderlands 3" will pit players against legions of outrageous bandits, goons, and wild animals.
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One weekend, I saw "Time Bandits" in a theatre on the Upper East Side.
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These Robin Hood figures "reprised the roles of the Revolution's social bandits," Smith writes.
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Mr. Deripaska dismissed the emails as just scheming by "beltway bandits," the Post reported.
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At one point, 20 were hijacked by bandits, but Mr. Haidara calmly ransomed them.
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The same sort of thing was used when bandits or wild animals attacked too.
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RC also acted in films and TV movies such as 'Young Dillinger,' 'The Bandits,' 'D.
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But the reality is these "bandits" have proven a formidable adversary for Philippine security forces.
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Bandits go after buses but leave the cable cars alone, says David Ramírez, a passenger.
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Or the time-traveling adventures of Kevin and the dwarves in Terry Gilliam's "Time Bandits"?
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Once, they'd struggled against a raggedy batch of bandits in some cramped and bloody canyon.
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And the Oaxacan wasn't going to give the bandits another chance at his hidden money.
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Our hero Kevin McCallister maps out his defenses, strategically planning surprises for the Wet Bandits.
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The Viper is a life-saver when you're fighting off wolves, dragons, or space bandits.
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"We're in the hands of leaders who are bandits," said Arivaldo Gomes, 54, a deliveryman.
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Mr. O'Connor had roles in Mr. Gilliam's "Jabberwocky" (1977), "Time Bandits" (1981) and "Brazil" (1985).
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Mr. Odinkalu said that the killings by bandits could only happen because of government failings.
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"My provider says it's a problem to send it because of the bandits," said Voltaire.
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I don't remember marathon bandits being considered a threat or a freeloader or a cockroach then.
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From behind them, players shoot bandits, scavengers, and otherworldly creatures in a grim post-apocalyptic setting.
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There are bags worth $39,999 scattered all around the beach, and the bandits scoop them up.
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Herders from the Peul ethnic group have long complained of losing their cattle to armed bandits.
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Ahna O'Reilly is his upstanding love interest, with Evan Harrington and Andrew Durand as rival bandits.
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Suddenly the bandits all turn their guns on their own heads and collapse in a heap.
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Unfortunately for these shark bandits, their heist was just a little too slapdash to go undetected.
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Google Fiber was waiting in the wings and, boy, did the company make off like bandits.
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He had floored the accelerator, he said, and the bandits had shot him in the foot.
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"These groups are bandits, not rebels, and should be dealt with immediately and decisively," he said.
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"At the tactical level, the bandits have the edge on mastery of the terrain," he said.
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"John Bassett had Trump 100 percent figured out," Bandits announcer Charley Steiner says in the book.
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Based on surplus value, the Browns made off like bandits in their recent trade with the Eagles.
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She played professionally for the Chicago Bandits and is credited with helping to grow her sport's popularity.
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Recently, mainland media outlets investigated the phenomenon and found most of the tissue bandits were senior citizens.
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Half of the videos of raccoons cast them as bandits stealing food or otherwise stirring up shenanigans.
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For the Doomlands line, there's the Double-Dealer, which will have you battling wasteland bandits in style.
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From reminders to buy aftershave to scaring off bandits, the classic Christmas movie got a 2018 twist.
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In the first theft on Friday night, the bandits broke in and stole boxes containing 30,000 condoms.
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On the contrary, in socialist countries, the wealthy and the connected always make out like bandits. Literally.
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They were cheated by smugglers and fleeced by armed bandits, and they suffered long stretches of hunger.
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Save an orphanage from bandits with multiple home runs that knock the weapons out of their hands?
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Though the earliest ragamuffins favored a hobo look, they eventually dressed as sailors, bandits and Disney characters.
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When people think of cannabis production in developing countries, they tend to picture drug cartels and bandits.
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"I yesterday ordered the FSB director to act within the framework of the law when detaining these bandits of course, but if there is a threat to the life and well-being of our employees ...to act decisively, not take any prisoners, and liquidate the bandits on the spot."
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Author Joseph Wambaugh wrote a bestseller non-fiction book, "Lines and Shadows," about the nightly combat between American bandits and a special unit of San Diego police on the border to protect border crossers from the seriously evil bandits who thought nothing of killing for a $28500 bill.
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As soon as I agreed, those very bandits materialized not 10 feet away and instantly ran him through.
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Both had belonged to pro-government forces, he said, but the government denied that, saying they were "bandits".
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In 1889, four train bandits reportedly buried stolen cash in the canyon — but I found nothing but trash.
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Doges causing absolute havoc, like a pair of naughty, scheming clothes bandits — we'll never get sick of it.
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You hear the radio chatter of combatants in a dogfight, not unlike the NPC barks of Skyrim bandits.
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Now, says Colonel Palomino, "bandits and delinquents" are starting to come "because there's nothing left to rob there".
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The Economist provided only a partial picture of the IMF's engagement with Zimbabwe ("Bailing out bandits", July 9th).
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Gold producers, for their part, say they are unfairly stigmatized as bandits despite many working within the law.
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The bandits announce their arrivals ahead of time in some villages and have imposed mafia-like taxes elsewhere.
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The government attributes the attacks to bandits, a term applied to outlaws who rob, kidnap and kill residents.
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Richard Safo, a warehouse worker from the Bronx, knows the feeling of being held hostage by time bandits.
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Americans in particular seem preoccupied by risk: How do I escape beheading by jihadists or assaults by bandits?
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He had always been a fan in his village in Mali, now overrun by Islamic extremists and bandits.
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You seemingly rout the same bandits over and over across a series of familiar forests, beaches, and deserts.
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Those who receive them make out like bandits but the cost is spread among a large number of consumers.
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I had been in the mountains of Mexico with the Indians and the bandits and the whole damn thing.
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At first this imposes a neat problem when it comes to bandits, because you really can't just shoot them.
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When the masks come off (but not the leather jackets) we see the well-barbered, hard-muscled Euro-bandits.
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Cooper was coach while Maroon played for the St. Louis Bandits of the NAHL during the 2006-07 season.
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One article pledges to explain "how officials, the security services, and bandits carve up the market for funeral services".
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In the north-west armed bandits killed 22023 people and displaced 18,000 in the first seven months of 2018.
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The victim was Odin Lloyd, a semi-pro football player for the Boston Bandits and a friend of Hernandez's.
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But Mr. Sanders has reinforced a public sense that bankers are making out like bandits while Main Street struggles.
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He was co-owner of the league's Tampa Bay Bandits franchise while Trump owned its New Jersey Generals team.
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Along the border with Burma, bandits, drug traffickers, groups opposed to the government, and other criminals are in operation.
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He and some friends launch a picaresque retrieval mission into the countryside, meeting bandits and soldiers on the way.
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Throughout Trump's U.S.F.L. tenure, the thorn in his side was John Bassett, the owner of the Tampa Bay Bandits.
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The threat of violence hangs over every scene, the coming conflict with the bandits looming inevitably in the background.
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We watch it flatten railroad bandits and cushion her when she plunges down the side of a rocky precipice.
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Lúcio Lima, the chief of a special operations unit of the Amapá police force that hunts down river bandits.
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Shortly after she became pregnant, archives show, she left her husband to pursue a life among opium-trafficking bandits.
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Mr. Turaipe's group, once dismissed as a small band of bandits, pledged allegiance to the Islamic State last year.
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Families (like mine) that invested in real estate in the area in the early '80s made out like bandits.
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And they show the top 1 percent making out like bandits: This analysis is probably overly generous to Rubio.
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At one point he fights a gang of Indian bandits; elsewhere, he hacks through the jungle on a tiger hunt.
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Often you'll stumble across areas overrun with corrupted robots that need to be cleared, or settlements overtaken by murderous bandits.
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"Al Shabaab executed two bandits who killed a man and raped his wife," he told Reuters from Beledweyne on Monday.
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Smugglers avoid the main road, which is so infested with bandits that traders move in convoys, escorted by the army.
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Her band of bandits has a few human guests embedded, and one is starstruck by the Man in Black's presence.
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Like you, the bandits can't do anything at long-range, but now they have numbers and the distance is closing.
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Around the time Caesar falls, a group of bandits abscond with the body of a beautiful woman frozen in ice.
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On Weibo, many commentators compared Public Security Bureau officers to "bandits" and said the problem of police brutality was endemic.
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Women and children were among those killed in the attack after bandits opened fire on farming settlements in the area.
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You do, and he wakes up a few hours later with the bandits thinking they've finally killed the infamous Kingslayer.
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"While emancipation dead-bolted the door against the bandits of America, Jim Crow wedged the windows wide open," he said.
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The movie, which Cimino also wrote, is loosely based on, and named after, two infamous early-nineteenth-century Irish bandits.
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I'm glad they made out like bandits, but I think it's time they're viewed in the manner they should be.
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"While emancipation dead-bolted the door against the bandits of America, Jim Crow wedged the windows wide open," Coates said.
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Nguyen told INSIDER that she favored dressing up as the Wet Bandits from "Home Alone," which is her "absolute favorite film."
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Rife with bandits, corruption, dangerous wildlife, various diseases, and much more, it was a challenging time to be alive for sure.
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The bandits reportedly stole $100,000, 2,500 new silver dollars, $40,000 in gold coins, silver watches, jewelry, and diamonds from a train.
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They were countless in number, drawn from young men trying to defend their villages, or sometimes just bandits disguised as such.
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As in Time Bandits, where the final gag is that the protagonist's parents die, the laugh line is the sadistic bleakness.
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The perilous journey over rough mountain passes took four days, as long as you dodged bandits and avoided the winter snow.
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Aid workers who travel to the area to oversee climate change adaptation work have learned to fear the rebels and bandits.
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Slot machines, otherwise known as one-armed bandits, represent another shrinking hallmark of the nation's gambling world, particularly in Las Vegas.
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If the agency is publicly known for anything, it's for pursuing the bank robber and bandits of the wild, wild West.
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" "The Kaduna State Government has received with sadness reports of the murder of our citizens by armed bandits in Birnin Gwari.
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A man told me that "bandits" had robbed it at gunpoint, grabbing jewelry from the storefront windows, just 15 minutes earlier.
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When she asked what the occasion was, they said their husbands, who lived as bandits, had captured another vehicle passing through.
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Mr. Mudge said militia commanders often have little control over their own fighters, many of whom have devolved into armed bandits.
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He is old enough to be afraid of bandits, she young enough to be afraid of ogres tucked among the dunes.
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Earlier this year, reports surfaced of New Zealand bandits stealing avocados off of trees and then selling them for their own profit.
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Westworld deliberately trades on all the familiar tropes of Western fiction: cowboys and Indians, sheriffs and bandits, lost loves and last stands.
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Eventually Javi is separated from the group, and finds himself at the mercy of a group of what seem to be bandits.
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Conflicts abound—between the state and groups wanting autonomy, or religious militants, or restive clans, or communist insurgents, or bandits and pirates.
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Later the same day, the bandits' alleged mastermind and an aspiring rapper, 246-year-old Darrish Martin, was also taken into custody.
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"Our information is that 12 people died, among them six of the bandits," Kelia Jacome, spokeswoman for the governor, said by telephone.
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People knew who he was, so bandits one day kidnapped his elderly mother and one of his teenage daughters – my mom's sister.
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In October a senior Buddhist monk said that Thais should set fire to a mosque every time southern "bandits" kill a monk.
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It's out-of-control costs and all these Beltway Bandits take advantage of the situation and know how to work the system.
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While Hobsbawm was fascinated by agrarian society, his focus was on the Primitive Rebels and Bandits about whom he wrote so well.
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Together, the two form an unlikely alliance as two bandits on the run as Zak evades returning to the old folks home.
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In the past few weeks, Teigen has been spotted wearing One Teaspoon's "Bandits" shorts (in a few different washes) on multiple occasions.
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According to DNAinfo, the cops think all the incidents are connected, and that the same group of friendly bandits are to blame.
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He said nunchaku were adapted from horses' headgear, a quick self-defense weapon that aristocrats could use to protect themselves from bandits.
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A poetic black-and-white film, it tells the story of two bandits encountering an angel amidst violent crimes in the city.
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After two checkpoints, one manned by police officers in riot gear — protection against bandits, the government said — we hit the main road.
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State government officials estimate that about 2,000 armed bandits are at work — equal to the number of police in the entire state.
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Join your friends online as you play high-octane quests, battle conniving bandits, and attempt to take down the fanatical Calypso Twins.
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He celebrated the news by tweeting a picture of his face cropped onto one of Borderlands' shirtless and heavily muscled "psycho" bandits.
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In May, 45 people, including women and children, were killed in retaliatory attacks by armed bandits on farming settlements in the Kaduna.
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Milam said he and his wife had named the vacuum Harry, in honor of one of the "Sticky Bandits" from Home Alone.
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"One Lebanese, Ramzi Bau Hadir, aged 53 years, was kidnapped by the armed bandits," said Butswat Asinim, a police spokesman in Bayselsa state.
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This is a pretty ridiculous-looking comedy involving a village of people who've wiped their memories, bandits, and for some reason, martial arts.
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Hopefully, William never has a run-in with the milk-obsessed bandits from episode 1 or the association might grow difficult to overcome.
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He gets Regan instead — a woman who accidentally shoots him during their first encounter because she's in the middle of fighting off bandits.
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I've always loved gunslingers and bandits and the Californios and the Mexican land grants and the Gold Rush and the Chinese railroad workers.
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While the exact tools used by the two bandits are unclear as the individuals remain at large, the general principle is well understood.
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There has been a spate of attacks in the area blamed on armed bandits who are stealing cattle and property from the villagers.
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While that hardly qualifies as a breakthrough, for those seeking a few mindless thrills, unlike the bandits, you've come to the right place.
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The official explanation of their death is that they were in the wrong place at the wrong time, victims of bandits or rebels.
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Bornstein is essentially alleging a holdup, where the bandits demanded and got the material they sought through a show of extra-legal force.
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At the same time, bandits plague northern Mali, targeting buses, herders, traders and aid agencies, according to a report from Human Rights Watch.
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In the east, Islamic State in the Greater Sahara operates in forests that have long been a haven for bandits, smugglers and poachers.
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The gunmen, described by officials as bandits, entered the village of Gwaska, a rural community in Kaduna State, at around 13:30 p.m.
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"The school was not attacked by bandits but an errant student on expulsion for disciplinary cases," regional government official Wanyama Musyambohe told reporters.
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Unlike Somalis, the bandits in Southeast Asia aren't interested in kidnapping or ransom, so they have little regard for the life of seafarers.
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Bonneau says she never had any direct communication with any of the bandits, but friends of one of the runners reached out to her.
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For weeks after the earthquake, bandits intercepted the flurry of water trucks rushing across the narrow streets here, kidnapping the drivers and redirecting them.
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Steven Pasquale plays an unusually handsome outlaw and Ahna O'Reilly is his upstanding love interest, with Evan Harrington and Andrew Durand as rival bandits.
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The botanical bandits reportedly sought out the trees with the most value, and plucked them from approximately 3,000 trees across the 12,000-acre garden.
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Cyberspace will continue to resemble the Wild West so long as most of the bandits are able to easily ride on out of town.
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At one point, I even found myself sitting in a broom closet by accident when I'd been running from bandits a split second before.
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He also appeared in films such as Flash Gordon, The Elephant Man, Time Bandits, Goodies, and other notable films throughout the 1980s and 1990s.
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Beltway Bandits and Powerhouses: The Manafort plea is most dangerous for an array of Washington power-brokers implicated in the very same underlying conduct.
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After Déby told gendarmes that bandits "should be shot down like a dog," some officials held public mass executions of suspected criminals, without trials.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)At least 45 people were killed in retaliatory attacks by armed bandits in a remote village in northwest Nigeria, police said.
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Most of the plaza's buildings are just a century old because they have been repeatedly rebuilt — bandits burned down the buildings in constant raids.
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The bride, 27, is an opera singer in Toronto who currently performs as Henrietta Hugo in "Bandits in the Valley" at the Tapestry Opera.
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Va.) Q-W: Quad Cities River Bandits (Iowa), Rocky Mountain Vibes (Colo.), Salem-Keizer Volcanoes (Ore.), State College Spikes (Pa.), Staten Island Yankees (N.
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"When those in power pay them, the bandits stop the population from participating in the anti-government protests," said Cite Soleil resident William Dorélus.
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One that doesn't get adequate attention is the financial interests that defense contractors (the so-called "Beltway Bandits") have in maintaining the status quo.
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Set in Spain, it tells dozens of interlocking stories, involving kabbalists, bandits, shape-shifters, cannibal Gypsies, the Wandering Jew and an underground Muslim society.
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"We have to track down the damned bandits every week and put them out of business," he roared, slamming his fist on the desktop.
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That's going great for her, until she is saved from a band of marauding nighttime bandits by none other than her decidedly braver shadow.
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"The government condemns in the strongest terms this criminal act, perpetrated by armed bandits and terrorists with no faith or law," the statement said.
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The Associated Press reported Wednesday that Amazon is working with local law enforcement in Jersey City on a sting for identifying would-be package bandits.
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Many have said they think the furry bandits are cute, but the Kims don't think losing up to five dollars a day is that adorable.
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According to the statement, area residents told Museveni that "criminals and bandits" were coming down from nearby mountains to terrorize villages in low-lying areas.
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For my final question, I was presented with a dilemma: I'm in a saloon with five other people when bandits burst in and kill everyone.
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Because skill-based games require concentration, players take longer than the six or seven seconds typical of traditional one-arm bandits to place successive bets.
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So reigning in America's Wild West in the mid-1800s had more to do with regulating runaway tech corporations than it did with capturing bandits.
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Lubumbashi mayor Jean Oscar Sanguza told Reuters it was a "sweep up" operation targeting "criminals and bandits", and that security forces were looking for arms.
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Your allies are dead, most of the bandits are still alive, and out of those sixty rounds you're down to seven rounds in the magazine.
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He watches as the bandits flood and loot his neighbors houses, saying nothing to their owners or the authorities lest they discover his cushy situation.
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"There is currently no fighting in the area and the entire region has been cleansed from these newly formed bandits," Ahmadi said in a statement.
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And Donald Trump claimed that he personally would be paying higher taxes, even though he, his businesses, and his children will make out like bandits.
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The crew from the title has gotten together to save a town from bandits and, in this scene, unite to fight for the first time.
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In 1970, the black students named themselves the Magnificent Seven, after the western film featuring seven gunfighters who protect a Mexican village from marauding bandits.
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These children and their parents flee through Mexico, where they face bandits, gangsters and corrupt police officers — all out to rape, rob or deport them.
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The structures were built at the time with wooden support posts, and the Bandits, armed with chain saws, took down dozens of roadside advertising signs.
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Still, that doesn't make his lack of feeling any less shocking to people who experience feelings regularly, and that includes the Calabrian bandits holding Paul.
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Within seconds the three bandits got back into their car and sped away with valuables worth an estimated 5 million euros, or about $103 million.
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Entry fees from registered runners go toward costs like food, police, and other operations, and with a glut of bandits, organizers are concerned about straining resources.
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There's a secure mount that screws into the side of a wall, keeping the Flex anchored and, hopefully, out of the reach of grabby masked bandits.
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In many of these countries Big Men are above the law, politics is a form of licensed theft and the police are little more than bandits.
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They travel through what feels very much like a half-civilized stretch of frontier, encountering a motley collection of bandits, farmers, stagecoach drivers and talkative oddballs.
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In the middle of Trump's lobbying effort, Trump's main opponent among the owners, the Tampa Bay Bandits' John Bassett, found out that he had brain cancer.
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It takes place in a town where most of the men died in a mining accident, so the women end up defending the place from bandits.
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That makes the events of episode 3 — in which present-day Dolores escaped from bandits and fell directly into William's lap — kind of a cheap shot.
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Armed bandits preyed upon Cubans on the road, especially those who had not thought to first wire their life savings to relatives in the United States.
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"They [the bandits] aren't necessarily against our work with farmers but they often think we're plotting with the government to get rid of them," he said.
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The Hamawands feature heavily in his account as fearsome bandits who terrorized the countryside: But the tribesmen themselves tell a rather different story about the period.
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He's been made a prisoner by some bandits, and you can team with with some of Wolf's troops to storm the makeshift prison and liberate Nimble.
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The Taliban denied that the fighting was between rival factions of the movement but did point to the role of "bandits newly armed by Jabbar Qahraman".
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Or how Old Man Marley knocks the Wet Bandits unconscious with a metal shovel and they both manage to live on to appear in the sequel.
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Then you are told about the very young bandits who occasionally swarm the sand and steal everything that is not hidden or bolted to the ground.
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Three decades before the 216/240 attacks, these airline bandits triggered a chain of events leading to the modern airline security we enjoy -- and suffer -- today.
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ABUJA (Reuters) - Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari condemns the killing of 37 people by bandits in the northwestern state of Sokoto, his spokesman said in a statement.
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Armed bandits stormed a mining site in a remote village late Wednesday shooting at residents, Mohammed Shehu, a spokesman for the Kaduna State police told CNN.
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Freeman managed to track the bee bandits down, thanks in no small part to his side gig: He's a beekeeper himself, with more than 400 hives.
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Global health A vaccine and new treatments are on hand, but the outbreak is in an area rife with unpredictable gunfire, bandits and suspicion of outsiders.
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The brigade combines rangers and army forces, a necessary pairing for protecting wildlife in this hostile territory, regularly crisscrossed by offshoots of Al Qaeda and bandits.
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My father was a political prisoner, but the way they organized the camps, he was mixed in with bandits, murderers and every other type of criminal.
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The Mandalorian and Dune smartly lure their enemies right into their engagement area, thereby forcing the bandits to fight on the ground of their own choosing.
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But the area is not immune to audacious thievery: In 2014, smash-and-grab bandits stole $700,000 in watches from a Cartier shop on Fifth Avenue.
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The more proactive among these bandits are even starting to think outside the box, tailgating delivery trucks to steal parcels as soon as they've been delivered.
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The country has been plagued by gangs of armed bandits preying on villagers, clashes between herdsmen and farmers and the continuing Islamist insurgency of Boko Haram.
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Over the series' seven (and counting) seasons, the protagonists are constantly imperiled by other survivors: groups of armed bandits, psychotic cult leaders, biker gangs, and thugs.
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"In the morning they seem peaceful, in the afternoon they become terrorists and at night bandits and killers," Socialist Party official Diosdado Cabello said of the opposition.
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After all, that's what Donald Trump and his crew of highly unqualified bandits are banking on, and there's no way in hell we're giving that to them.
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Instead of individuals standing solo at one-armed bandits, groups of players might compete against each other over wireless-enabled consoles offering a menu of wagering games.
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Again, conventional wisdom — espoused by the "deep state," beltway bandits, parasitic contractors and consultants in the Washington swamp — will cry that withdrawal from Afghanistan will be disastrous.
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The hilarious 2018 take on the movie features several iconic scenes, but now Kevin doesn't have to do all the work in keeping the Wet Bandits away.
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Kenya has fought skirmishes with Somali bandits along its borders for years, but it has never lost a hundred soldiers in one battle, officials and analysts say.
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Those on the flatbeds stood with large machine guns, and the detachment drove southeast, out of Chahuites for a recorrido (a patrol), to where the bandits operate.
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"After two years of President Obama's Cuba policy, the Castro regime has made out like bandits," said U.S. Senator Marco Rubio, a Cuban-American lawmaker from Florida.
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More American dollars and weapons would not have prevented the weak and foreign-influenced Iraqi army from surrendering to a handful of ISIS bandits in pickup trucks.
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I am, I realize, one of those helpless townspeople who after years of being terrorized by a gang of sneering bandits, would have to hire a gunman.
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In the Wild West-era of the US, around 1850, stagecoach drivers used to ride with a "shotgun guard" offering him protection from bandits and Native Indians.
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All are believed to be held by the bandits in Jolo jungles, though it was not clear whether they were in the area when the clashes occurred.
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The biggest growth industry among the Beltway bandits is foreign language experts who can mine Facebook, Twitter and other social media sites for evidence of jihadi connections.
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What if Robin and his band of merry men weren't cast out by the Sheriff of Nottingham for being bandits, but were cast out for being gay?
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Around 1,200 of those were described as ringleaders, the rest coordinators, suspects and bandits, in a statement by the government body formed to deal with the unrest.
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The Command Post said 93 people "who had taken to the bush as bandits" had turned themselves in in Amhara since the state of emergency was declared.
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What they know, what this committee must know, is that while emancipation deadbolted the door against the bandits of America, Jim Crow wedged the windows wide open.
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She was raised on stories about her great-grandfather, who taught himself law in a remote north Indian village and then spent his days defending highway bandits.
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The extended final fight between the samurai and the bandits was shot in the depths of winter, with the sandaled cast slogging painfully through nearly frozen mud.
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In December, she tweeted a photo of herself on the diamond in a River Bandits Jersey and urged the MLB to "step back and reconsider" its plans.
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But Hammerton now speaks at schools throughout the UK about mental health and living life to the fullest, and also runs a bushcraft company called Adventure Bandits.
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These groups first appeared several hundred years ago: social outcasts organized as armed bandits, sometimes to oppose the authorities, sometimes only to be co-opted by them.
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These groups first appeared several hundred years ago: social outcasts organized as armed bandits, sometimes to oppose the authorities, sometimes only to be co-opted by them.
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Video from the store shows the bandits, all wearing hoodies and sweatpants, descending on two tables in the front and middle of the store, according to ABC 30.
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They witness the mistreatment of Wakanda's women at the hands of bandits and men in power in the north, all while T'Challa does little to stop the abuse.
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I played for the Chicago Bandits for several years, and I loved it, but it didn't get anywhere near the attention and support that men's baseball teams do.
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According to local ABC affiliate KNXV, police have since launched an investigation into the amphibian bandits, who allegedly came away from their romp with a handful of toads.
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"The interest is racking up," says Kola Karim of Shoreline Energy, another local producer, which had to turn off its taps after bandits bombed a pipeline in February.
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"President Muhammadu Buhari strongly condemns the killing of 37 innocent people by bandits in the Goronyo Local Government Area of Sokoto State," the presidency said in the statement.
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The only ones who made out like bandits are the lawyers and others who processed the case for Death Row ... they got a grand total of $8.3 mil.
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Twenty years ago this week, two heavily armed bandits cloaked in Kevlar traded hundreds of bullets with law enforcement officers after a botched bank heist in North Hollywood.
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Quentin Tarantino's 1994 neo-noir dark comedy classic bent a lot of moviegoers' minds with its nonlinear storytelling about hit men, a gangster's wife, bandits, and a boxer.
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Fewer wolves and bandits meant less demand for dogs for protection; the internal-combustion engine made horses redundant; modern sanitation kept rats in check and made cats less useful.
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One drug gang recently sent more than two dozen armed bandits to storm a public hospital and rescue one of its leaders, killing a police officer in the raid.
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Michele Velasquez, co-owner of The Heart Bandits, an L.A. based event planning company, says that people simply like the tradition of a man getting down on one knee.
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I imagine them as gangs of bandits charging The Wall in Game of Thrones, prompting the Night's Watch of Menlo Park to … ignore them completely until they go away.
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However, when "The Wet Bandits," played by Joe Pesci and Daniel Stern, try to rob his house, he relies on a series of child-like traps to thwart them.
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In the first, you go from month to month teaching classes, fighting bandits, and becoming increasingly aware of a mysterious conspiracy that calls just about everyone's motives into question.
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All of these things and more happen in very quick succession to the ill-fated Sticky Bandits, who nonetheless are generally undeterred in their quest to catch their tormenter.
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ABUJA, July 20 (Reuters) - Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari has condemned the killing of 37 people by bandits in the northwestern state of Sokoto, his spokesman said in a statement.
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Comedy and Crime & Thrillers represent the most common genres at Apple, which has 23 upcoming shows on its slate, including a Kristen Wiig series and a "Time Bandits" series.
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It reminds me of a scene in Terry Gilliam's film, Time Bandits, where what seems like an endless landscape is revealed to be a mirror when someone breaks it.
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That bigoted rhetoric echoes the false claims made a century ago by Rangers who'd accuse law-abiding people of Mexican descent of being "bandits" as justification for murdering them.
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During his trip north, the truck carrying him and twenty-seven other migrants had been attacked by bandits; a bullet had grazed his head, removing a tuft of hair.
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The militants' siege has become the greatest test of the year-old presidency of Rodrigo Duterte, who previously dismissed the Maute group as bandits who could be easily defeated.
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Watch: Rescued migrants tell of abuse In Libya, they say they were imprisoned by bandits, beaten and barely fed, before their family sent $1,100 to pay for their release.
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"Bandits entered the homes of some people and beat them, and they were shooting," Bernard said through her tears, lying on a rug in the shade of a tree.
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The bumbling, slapstick antics of Joe Pesci and Daniel Stern as the Wet Bandits, who manage to strike just the right balance of deeply goofy and seriously threatening: stupendous.
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On a whim, they followed the men's trail back to a camp—and found themselves ambushed, staring down the barrels of a pair of shotguns held by twitchy bandits.
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In one I found the quest giver asleep; he obligingly woke up to say he wanted to take the fight to some bandits who had been demanding money from him.
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To that end, and because there's no such thing as too much fantasy on TV, we have some suggestions of other adaptation-worthy fantasy films from the Time Bandits era.
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Players can band together to reclaim monster-haunted wilds and build thriving civilizations, or they can strike out alone, surviving in the face of supernatural terrors and murderous player bandits.
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Before the Hound became Arya's traveling companion, you may recall, she spent some time with the Brotherhood without Banners — a likable group of bandits waging an insurgency against the Lannisters.
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If these porch bandits had looked closely enough, Rober laughed, they would have seen that the sender's name was Kevin McCallister — a reference to Macaulay Culkin's character in Home Alone.
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"To go head-to-head with them was insane," the actor (and Tampa Bay Bandits partner) Burt Reynolds told Tollin, who made an ESPN documentary about the U.S.F.L. in 3.763.
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"In the morning they appear peaceful, in the afternoon they turn into terrorists and at night bandits and killers," said senior Socialist Party official Diosdado Cabello of the opposition protesters.
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Eastern Congo has been the theater of numerous wars and uprisings over the last two decades, and rebels, militia fighters and bandits still present a security risk in many areas.
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Police said they got wind of the gang during their latest investigation of Mesina, which began almost a decade ago, and were staking out Ferrari's tomb when the bandits arrived.
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Something like the opposite would happen if Trumpcare is passed—the health insurance companies will make out like bandits and millions of people, particularly older people, will get screwed over.
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In the course of his research, Pearlman has uncovered a remarkable letter sent by Tampa Bay Bandits owner to his USFL partner Donald Trump, who owned the New Jersey Generals.
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But rebels and bandits were unrepresentative: Most peasants were devout and submissive, which is of course why Russian and Chinese Communists hated them so much, and waged war against them.
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On top of advanced motion detection and weather-resistant cameras, you get 2-way audio through your smartphone to give instructions for deliveries or scare away would-be Wet Bandits.
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In the Wild West era of US history, a "shotgun guard" used to ride alongside a stagecoach driver as his protection, keeping a keen eye out for bandits and highwaymen.
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And by the 18th century, with the Mughal Empire in decline, Jat bandits routinely blocked the arterial roads leading into Delhi, leaving hundreds of travelers stranded and at their mercy.
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If aquatic bandits were responsible, it's not clear how far they sailed before abandoning the vessel, since the thing was full of water when the fire department pulled it out.
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"It's his way and his way only, and after 10 years, I can say his way is the best way," said Dan Sweeney, a guitarist for the East River Bandits.
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Three teams in the state from small cities along the Mississippi River – the LumberKings, Burlington Bees and Quad Cities River Bandits in Davenport – could lose their link to the MLB.
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A statement issued by Nigeria's police chief said the move followed intelligence reports that "clearly established a strong and glaring nexus between the activities of armed bandits and illicit miners".
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The hazards of trying to cross it are potentially deadly: heat stroke, (summer temperatures are regularly over 100 degrees), dehydration and attacks — robberies, rapes, murders — by bandits and border patrols.
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Early in the film, as Westley chases three bandits who have abducted Buttercup, Mr. Nichtern reflected on the name of the sheer rock wall they scale, the Cliffs of Insanity.
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"On 26 of June, 2019, a group of bandits perpetrated an attack in the village of Itole, in Palma District, killing 11 civilians; 9 Tanzanians and 2 Mozambicans," he said.
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He trained her to fight off bandits terrorizing the kingdom — which were, unsurprisingly, secretly sent by Regina to turn the kingdom against Snow — and also happened to be her first kiss.
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When you meet a talented carpenter whose brother is being held by bandits, it isn't a quest to reunite these guys for a power team that enables a ship repair superpower.
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Challenges include things like protecting your precious supplies from bandits, avoiding strange monsters called Beached Things, and finding ways to navigate the world by building bridges or searching out new routes.
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Taika Waititi, the comedic filmmaker best known for directing "Thor: Ragnarok," has signed on to co-write and direct the pilot of a "Time Bandits" series currently in development for Apple.
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When members of the tribe arrived in Rainpada in July, the rumors of child-snatching bandits had circulated for weeks, likely reinforcing preexisting biases and judgments about the threat of outsiders.
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He explained that bandits hide beneath the overpass, wait for migrants to pass above, and then run up the two small hills that hold up the bridge, boxing in the migrants.
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The country needs a spiritual renaissance, or it will become a "republic of bandits, thieves and perverts", he said in an October interview with Nasz Dziennik, the daily newspaper he publishes.
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Already criticized for focusing on alleged crimes by Trump rather than Clinton, the Justice Department will be under considerable pressure to show equal vigor in pursuing some of these Beltway bandits.
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One of the main Islamist factions dug in around the heart of the city is the Maute group, a relative newcomer amid the throng of insurgents, separatists and bandits on Mindanao.
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The country apparently teemed with bandits, the most fearsome of them a Mexican named Alvarado, who was known as Old White Lip, because his mustache was half white and half black.
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In December 85033, Border Patrol agent Brian Terry was killed by Mexican bandits in Rico Valley, Ariz, and guns found at his murder scene were from the Fast and Furious operation.
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Teddy looks like he'll save the day, well, what's left of it, after Dolores's parents have been butchered by milk-drinking bandits, when suddenly a black-clad gunslinger (Ed Harris) appears.
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He said he was trying to be like his uncle John, who played for the Buffalo Bandits in the National Lacrosse League and retired as the indoor league's career leading scorer.
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