It was a strange thing to see: Schumer was at the barricades, but Schumer was not really a barricades kind of guy.
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In Gainesville, Florida, some people ignored warnings — and barricades.
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Barricades block a closed campground at Joshua Tree National Park.
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She went to the barricades against Trump, and she lost.
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The remaining barricades were being removed on Tuesday, authorities said.
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There are areas that already have fencing and other barricades.
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Over 60,000 trees are placed as natural barricades every year.
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They feel themselves on two different sides of the barricades.
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Metal barricades will line the nearly three mile long route.
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Effigies of Mr Morales hang from stoplights above several barricades.
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Fans went nuts, climbing barricades and stampeding into the venue.
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On Soccer ST.-DENIS, France — The barricades went up early.
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Broadway was strewn with NYPD barricades ahead of the parade.
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Rebellious soldiers from one battalion in the city erected barricades.
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By that time, bed seems far preferable to the barricades.
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On the evenings of May 10–11, what became known as "the Night of the Barricades," rioting engulfed the city as protesters took up arms behind improvised barricades, using makeshift weapons, projectiles, and Molotov cocktails.
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Blast the barricades on high, fling those flames into the sky!
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Roy Cooper said, adding that drivers should not go around barricades.
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I also spent some nights with young militants behind the barricades.
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Tanks ram through narrow alleys closed off by barricades and trenches.
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Kim Kelly will see you on the barricades (and on Twitter).
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Police kept the two sides on opposite sidewalks with metal barricades.
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"We did not think at first of barricades," Aydin told me.
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The scene was chaotic, filled with police cars, barricades, and ambulances.
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The usual way of thwarting this is with heavy concrete barricades.
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It's still better to work the room than storm the barricades.
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But not everyone is ready to storm the barricades with her.
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One block from the Mao statue, youths were building skimpy barricades.
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Early on June 12, protesters set up barricades outside the tower.
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Planters had been dragged from cafes, overturned and used as barricades.
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Festivalgoers woke up early to get prime spots at the barricades.
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Police in riot gear removed the barricades and moved in quickly.
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Others rushed to the barricades, and populist movements began to swell.
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They built barricades with trolleys and trash cans and other debris.
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Barricades still block part of 56th Street, permitting only authorized vehicles.
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Ukrainian police stormed protesters' barricades in Kyiv as violent clashes erupted.
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The opposition said the barricades showed the government feared the demonstrators.
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Just-installed barbed wire and barricades signal a newly militarized border.
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A student posted a photo of one of the barricades on Twitter.
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Look, you do not win a war by putting up concrete barricades.
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Now, the connecting road is empty, stripped of posters, barricades and tents.
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Barricades and police checkpoints were in place to check citizen identification cards.
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Oddly enough, only Frank Miller's The Dark Knight slipped past the barricades.
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In clashes elsewhere, security forces fired tear gas at protesters manning barricades.
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Younger worshipers gathered outside Israeli police barricades, praying in the midday sun.
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I asked whether by staying behind the barricades they were committing suicide.
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It seemed unattainable — the building, at least — given the many police barricades.
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At least 85033 police officers manned barricades, keeping the two sides separate.
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Sydney, Australia's biggest city, has installed concrete barricades in main pedestrian thoroughfares.
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Signs on barricades warned that protesters could face six months in prison.
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"Barricades" is a mismatched grid of white and bright orange traffic barriers.
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The hummocks and dells are piles of debris, barricades, craters and trenches.
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Columns of old tires were placed around the trailer, seemingly as barricades.
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Protesters erected barricades using road signs, trash bins, rocks and traffic cones.
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Protesters erected barricades using road signs, trash bins, rocks and traffic cones.
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Police officers, some of whom jumped barricades last night in UC Berkeley.
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PRIME MINISTER JUSTIN TRUDEAU SAYS RAIL BARRICADES NEED TO COME DOWN NOW
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A mere mention of Evo can unleash uncontrolled wailing at the barricades.
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"I thought, I have to get back in the barricades," Fonda said.
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Demonstrators were occupying roads and building barricades to thwart a police charge.
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Corralled inside police barricades, the crowd waved Israeli and Trump 2020 flags.
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They rattled barricades and threw rocks at soldiers, who responded by opening fire.
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The piece provokes the question — what are the barricades of the art world?
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Earlier Tuesday, police put up barricades near the monument, CNN affiliate WGNO reported.
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Police set up barricades around the square and blocked the crowd from entering.
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Building barricades out of street furniture and umbrellas, protesters threw rocks and bottles.
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Police horses and barricades kept the bulk of the demonstrators across the street.
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While most protesters were peaceful, some groups wielded makeshift weapons and street barricades.
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The motorway connecting the two regions was blocked with shipping containers and barricades.
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Sydney, Australia's biggest city, has also installed concrete barricades in main pedestrian thoroughfares.
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Barricades were erected, cars set on fire, paving stones pulled from the pavements.
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Aside from the police barricades, the neighborhood is showing signs of moving on.
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Trapped by the police and barricades, protesters rush toward the tower's main entrance.
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A few feet away, barricades are being built for the NASCAR Victory Lap.
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To be ready to drive through the police state's police barricades, he explained.
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Their arrival was marked by hundreds of people who stood outside behind barricades.
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Stop manning imaginary barricades, and start building real bridges to the other America.
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He's not going to man the barricades and lead the Dump Trump movement.
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A maze of metal barricades encircled the Capitol in downtown Richmond on Sunday.
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Protesters are directed across the street, on the far side of metal barricades.
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But the minute his door closes to learning and evolving, man the barricades.
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The Trump administration's "toxic agenda" should bring citizens to the barricades, she said.
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It's often younger idealists who storm barricades, draft declarations and topple established orders.
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They also erected barricades along major roads, including the main highway to France.
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Protesters build barricades during a pro-democracy march in Hong Kong, Jan. 1.
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In response, a significant part of the tech community went to the barricades.
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Barricades blocked major roads leading to the Supreme Court in the city center.
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"The protesters broke down barricades and threw water bottles at officers," the statement said.
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Unfortunately, it doesn't take long for the barricades to this matchup to become clear.
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Enraged Parisians flooded the boulevards, overturning buses and cutting down trees to form barricades.
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Barricades of bins — some lit on fire — are preventing students from entering the buildings.
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Once protesters hit the barricades, they filtered through the adjacent streets off Fifth Avenue.
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Demonstrators built barricades and flung firebombs, bricks, and other objects back at law enforcement.
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They have got to put cement barricades in the middle of the bicycle paths.
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At home, protesters man the barricades at the slightest hint of health care's privatisation.
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During the rally, protesters outside overran barricades and clashed with police in riot gear.
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They ripped away the barricades, tipped over that generator, and the rest is history.
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At one spot in the capital, opposition demonstrators set up barricades on a highway.
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We saw we cannot defend ourselves with small barricades, so we built them bigger.
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" She continued: "We invite all the women of Kurdistan to fight behind the barricades.
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Riot police guarded rows of metal barricades separating the groups by about 150 yards.
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Some of the city's most storied stores have found themselves blocked behind police barricades.
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The makeshift barricades that were once the symbol of the people's resistance are dismantled.
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Some pulled up railings to use as barricades and bricks to use as weapons.
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This is art at the barricades, rather than something cut off from the world.
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Barricades burned and looting was reportedly widespread until the army took control on Wednesday.
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Reinforcements and bulletproof barricades can help defenders create chokepoints, but they're in short supply.
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Tanks and rocket teams stood guard at barricades while troops with RPGs manned rooftops.
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Police sealed off the road leading to the hotel with barricades and water canon.
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Roads leading to the Interior Ministry were cordoned off with police trucks and barricades.
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But the regime's soldiers wouldn't move the barricades, and the standoff devolved into violence.
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Nearly 50 dump trucks filled with sand serve as street barricades, according to officials.
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Roads remain closed, blocked by barricades or state troopers, doubling or tripling trip times.
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Or when barricades go up at my alma mater, the University of Hong Kong.
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But it has been two weeks and the barricades need to come down now.
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A lone European backpacker scoured for food amid the barricades near Villa Tunari's hostel.
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The young activists had built barricades from broken tiles, large rocks and metal bars.
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Police barricades were knocked down and streets were strewn with shoes and broken bricks.
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They were hurled at the police and piled in barricades in 123 and 1968.
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People used metal barricades as makeshift siege ladders to scramble over concrete road dividers.
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Bomb-proof windows and vehicle barricades are now de rigueur at US facilities everywhere.
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The fighters have created barricades to impede the Turkish army's movement through the city.
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Protesters reportedly struck back by using metal barricades against officers and by throwing bottles.
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They know about the revolutionaries dying at the barricades, and how Marius and Cosette marry.
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"Now it's barricades, hired scaremongering, water tanks, and skewed headlines," she wrote for Everyday Feminism.
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Police barricades, a couple of police cars, secret service and 15 big, black Cadillac Escalades.
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In response, the cops have started blocking off streets with police cars and human barricades.
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He says she placed her son in danger after she allegedly drove through some barricades.
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But protesters started setting up barricades across nearby streets as early as 4:30 a.m.
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HANNITY: Well, congrats on the book, "Billionaires at the Barricades," New York Times best seller.
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So why isn't a CEO social movement taking to the barricades against a Trump presidency?
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As soon as Donald Trump won the election, barricades immediately went up around Trump Tower.
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The workers were surrounded by police barricades, a security measure taken after contractors received threats.
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Access to PK5 was blocked off by improvised barricades on Sunday, a Reuters witness said.
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He topples into the barricades and then has words with the alleged culprit ... a woman.
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A moment later the man in the gray T-shirt made it over the barricades.
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Some jumped barricades and clashed with police and dozens were detained, a Reuters witness said.
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"MUSIC DEFIES BARRIERS," read the signs on actual barricades lining the perimeter of the museum.
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A crowd of supporters and protesters gathered outside the barricades, waiting to be let in.
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Streets lined with shuttered shops are deserted, steel barricades and razor wire cutting off neighborhoods.
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The police began clearing those barricades in the evening, crushing some with an armored vehicle.
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Outside, the embers of rubber tires were still burning where protest barricades had been erected.
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Within moments, I heard the clang of a body hitting the metal barricades behind me.
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This scene played out before scores of reporters and camera crews enclosed behind police barricades.
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They met on the town's streets and erected barricades — even assigning lookouts on street corners.
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Protesters scrambled to set up barricades as officers left the buses and entered the airport.
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Fans pressed the barricades framing the red carpets to snap photographs of China's biggest stars.
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There were barricades set up in the mostly residential neighborhood to keep fans on sidewalks.
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Police barricades and roadside trees were plastered with banners and slogans calling for her release.
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Barricades of burning car tires cut through most of the capital's main roads and highways.
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True patriotism now requires not reaching across the aisle; it demands mounting the political barricades.
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But it has strengthened Britain's institutional barricades against the effects of polarization and populist backlash.
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The vehicle had broken through barricades to get onto the parade route, according to police.
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Police were able to push protestors back and prevent them from getting beyond the barricades.
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For most races, it's impossible to have barricades or race monitors along the entire route.
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More than 1,000 people reportedly marched toward the embassy, which was blocked off by barricades.
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Tuesday's vote was held as police manned barricades outside the legislature in the capital Hanoi.
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Many of the brick barricades have handmade explosives underneath, triggered by pressure or remote control.
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In the past 10 years, border fencing and barricades have grown to cover nearly 700 miles.
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Manning the barricades is not a new idea for smaller countries hoping to upset the odds.
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People crushed up against one another along the barricades, amid a sustained roar from the crowd.
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"At places, they have blocked the main roads with steel barricades and concertina wire," he said.
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Behind the barricades of Baghdad's vast Green Zone, business continues as usual in air-conditioned palaces.
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Beyond the barricades twinkled the sparkly lights on the roofs of little wooden chalets offering Glühwein.
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High profile performances on stage were similar: though security staff were present, there were no barricades.
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The DOT posted a photo of smoke from the cracks coming from the roadway behind barricades.
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"We won't leave the worshippers, the tourists, behind barricades for five to seven years," he said.
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Here's Springsteen writing about Elvis's debut on The Ed Sullivan Show: THE BARRICADES HAVE BEEN STORMED!!
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The demonstrators, consisting largely of young students, fortified barricades and crafted makeshift weapons, according to Reuters.
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As a result, what has happened behind the barricades and under "curfew" has gone largely unreported.
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Young Kurdish militants began rebuilding their barricades across the southeast, and this time, they were armed.
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They set trash bins on fire, hurled cobblestones and bottles at riot police, and erected barricades.
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Some used orange traffic cones, bricks and wooden poles to set up barricades on main roads.
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In La Paz, opposition protesters mounted road barricades of rope, wooden boards and sheets of metal.
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Many, but not all, sidewalks are lined with barricades and planters for fear of vehicle attacks.
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Although he doesn't really strike me as a guy who has much taste for the barricades.
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Finally, on May 12, 1949, the Soviets realized the blockade was futile and lifted their barricades.
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Riot police were deployed at stations, while protesters set up roadblocks and barricades on major thoroughfares.
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Police rammed barricades with buses to clear them outside Baptist University campus on the Kowloon peninsula.
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One young woman, a Trump supporter, was shoved against the metal barricades and began to cry.
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Sales of bulletproof products and barricades spiked after Parkland, as they do after every school shooting.
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I guess running past the barricades and through the crowd of protesters wasn't the best idea.
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We sing "holy shit" when they crash into each other off of ladders or through barricades.
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There will be no barricades as part of the march, which begins at 9:30 a.m.
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They gathered on the street outside, singing hymns and lighting candles behind several layers of barricades.
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The police fired tear gas against protesters who erected street barricades that they then set alight.
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At each intersection police officers staffed barricades, and people lined the roads to get a look.
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Across the line of metal barricades, a police officer spat sunflower seed shells onto Constitution Avenue.
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In that work, students erect barricades in the streets of Paris, an abortive attempt at revolution.
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They stood, anxious, behind barricades as SWAT teams, bomb squads and heavily armed officers moved in.
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The Polytechnic occupiers set up barricades and walls of brick and cement of their own making.
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He said they encountered police barricades and heard gunshots as they turned around to go home.
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The police shut down some roads and put up large plastic barricades around West Kowloon station.
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The police shut down some roads and put up large plastic barricades around West Kowloon station.
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Everywhere were barricades and crowd-control fences, and police cars escorted trailers crammed with steel drummers.
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The barricades During negotiations, the prisoners demanded that the water be turned back on in C Building.
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There were practical matters to attend to: Would Uber be able to get through the police barricades?
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In dense neighborhoods such as Batamaloo, youths set up makeshift barricades to block security forces from entering.
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The concrete barricades encasing public buildings like lugubrious tombstones have slowly come down, and checkpoints have thinned.
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Some survivors recounted how they cowered in fear after stacking desks against office doors as makeshift barricades.
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Instead, Algeria grew only by 33% and Morocco by 37%, as both governments instead reinforced their barricades.
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The ceilings are scorched black and barricades of concrete-reinforced sandbags still divide some rooms in two.
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Blair encouraged Missouri residents to follow road closures and warning signs and to not drive around barricades.
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Residents and aid workers said barricades, trenches and roadblocks continue to be built and reinforced in Hodeidah.
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Demonstrators have blocked streets with barricades, nighttime lootings have spread, and some tanker trucks have been attacked.
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It was blocked by barricades which corralled a crowd trying to reach Kylie Jenner's pop-up store.
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When the uprisings began in late 2010 and early 2011, the romance of the barricades was infectious.
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"Demonstrators tied the burned motorbikes with a rope, dragged them and placed them as barricades," Monh said.
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Business, privacy and legal concerns are also proving to be barricades in efforts to share threat information.
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Some side streets that had been closed by protesters were still partially blocked by remnants of barricades.
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TV broadcast images of protesters setting up flaming barricades and blocking roads in cities around the country.
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On the other side of the barricades the police officers facing the advancing protesters held their line.
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Police barricades wrapped around the headquarters at One Police Plaza and other department buildings in New York.
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Gunfire crackled throughout the city and in Ankara, where soldiers seized civilian cars to use as barricades.
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But there's insight to gain about emergent sensibilities in world art, without hustling everybody toward illusory barricades.
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So you pull the car around, hop out, and then vault the barricades to start the fight.
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And McConnell was on the barricades on the liberal-to-moderate side, arguing for it to prevail.
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Passion is more important than reason because the oppressed masses have to mobilize to storm the barricades.
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Seven young men sit and stand, perched atop a sizable stack of "Do Not Cross" police barricades.
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Parliament is already ringed by crash bollards, balustrades and steel barricades, put in place after the Sept.
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Beyond the barricades we long to see a Hong Kong free from tyranny and a puppet government.
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Protesters overran airport security and used luggage carts to set up barricades in front of security checkpoints.
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We could sneak in through the police barricades because we looked like protesters, and it was amazing.
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Protesters regrouped and blocked a major commercial street by piling up barricades and setting a large fire.
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WASHINGTON — The capital power brokers filed into an elementary school lot, beyond barricades covered in wrinkled advertisements.
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Experts have warned that those barricades could send storm surges ricocheting toward Long Island and northern Queens.
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The hotel at the time was surrounded by metal barricades while police officers stood nearby the location.
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In an ISIS video, people could be seen running for cover while others fired from the barricades.
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Outside, the hospital was surrounded by a howling mob, controlled by barricades, calling for the shah's head.
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On Saturday, the city's police department said it would begin placing traffic barricades in anticipation for Harvey.
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Protesters built barricades and set fires, and the police later pursued them across several neighborhoods, arresting dozens.
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He wasn't going to fight on the barricades, but he would cheer for the ones who did.
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I doubt that even one of them listened to her and thought: To the barricades I go!
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There they built more barricades to delay police and vandalized the subway station after service was halted.
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After a standoff of several days, the police moved in, breaking up barricades and unleashing tear gas.
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Mr. Osborne will surely soon discover that journalists and politicians are on different sides of the barricades.
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Blake's music vividly summons a sense of it and then barricades it in warped time and space.
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With demonstrators erecting barricades and police helicopters whirring overhead, at least three opposition lawmakers were injured, activists said.
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One man, dressed all in black, was chased by protesters, hopped barricades, and was promptly handcuffed by police.
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Earlier today, police erected barricades around the monument of the Confederate soldier in anticipation of this evening's protests.
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Instead, tens of thousands of Muscovites took to the streets to build barricades and defend their new freedoms.
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Others said some demonstrators were shaking the barricades separating them from the arena as Trump supporters were leaving.
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Witnesses and protesters reported that participants were mostly peaceful and stayed behind barricades within the protest zone throughout.
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Protesters broke through police barricades, lit fires and threw rocks at the city's convention center, smashing one door.
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I was not at the Night of the Barricades — I went the next morning, to see the effects.
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Protesters rushed to the streets, burning tires to create barricades that would close major roads around the country.
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Police and firefighters also worked to clear makeshift barricades and cars and dumpsters set ablaze around the city.
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WHEN Anthony Kennedy announced his retirement from the Supreme Court on June 21986th, Democrats rushed to the barricades.
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NBC News reported that police climbed over barricades as they advanced on the building and fired tear gas.
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It was her decision to ignore the barricades that led to her criminal charges, authorities said this week.
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Burlington's "Times Square" along Main Street was cordoned off with metal barricades and a holding pen for protesters.
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TMZ got this video of the model limping his way to one of the barricades in clear pain.
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The PKK has moved to urban areas, building trenches and barricades to keep police and soldiers at bay.
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Businesses throughout Caracas were shuttered on the first day of the strike Wednesday, as barricades blocked the streets.
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It was much better received but almost as insipid as Kendall Jenner's Pepsi-sponsored trip to the barricades.
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The truth is that surrounding yourself with impenetrable barricades is akin to sticking your head in the sand.
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At least 300 police officers cordoned off protesters, using their bikes to establish barricades and crowd out attendees.
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This is Damon, taking a break from scout duty to have a quick rest behind the frontline barricades.
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That prompted several days of big and sometimes violent protests in Barcelona with nightly images of burning barricades.
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Last Friday, the atmosphere at the Place de la République seemed more Woodstock than man-the-barricades revolution.
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In both cities, police set up barricades to separate the two factions on opposite sides of the road.
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Many protesters appeared to have left the campuses by late Saturday though some remained behind to man barricades.
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By midsummer, masked vigilantes had begun systematically attacking the barricades, and the death toll rose to three hundred.
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One group described burning barricades preventing them from reaching the airport in the nation's capital, Port-au-Prince.
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The police kept shifting barricades, confusing people who were trying to find the beginning of the J'ouvert parade.
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One group said burning barricades prevented them from reaching the airport in the nation's capital, Port-au-Prince.
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As a group, they busted through police barricades and took up residence on the Capitol Building's east steps.
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The barricades that had been erected in the park fell, and fights both large and small broke out.
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Following the arrests, protesters gathered in close quarters, sectioned off by police barricades and chanting "We'll be back!"
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Cops have set up barricades and dispatched squad cars in the area where the funeral will take place.
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Still, the question is whether Facebook has built enough barricades between its social network and new dating feature.
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Around 5,000 people gathered at police barricades near the hotel where the congress was scheduled to take place.
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The day culminated in several thousand, mostly young activists, surrounding police headquarters, using metal barricades to blockade entrances.
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Chuck Schumer, the Democrats' leader in the Senate, is not himself a to-the-barricades kind of guy.
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In New York City, there are strict rules about style, and many of these barricades are quite elegant.
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"These green barricades were lining every street, and it was really difficult to get to places," she said.
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Police had set up barricades on all streets leading to Istiklal and closed down the nearest subway stop.
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Passengers waiting for the bus on 125th Street behind Mr. Ai's barricades went right on with their commutes.
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Barricades encircling the park and separating the two sides began to come down, and the police temporarily retreated.
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Vacationing families were turned away, and a group of veterans ultimately pushed through barricades at the WWII memorial.
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But the occupiers fought back with dozens of firebombs and set barricades ablaze, forcing the police to retreat.
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Outside New Town Plaza, protesters set fire to barricades and threw a Chinese flag into a nearby river.
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As the news spreads, conspiracy theorists stoke violence against Resonants, militias establish covert internment camps and barricades arise.
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By midday, protesters began digging up bricks and dismantling bamboo scaffolding to build elaborate barricades in the streets.
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In his absence, Mr. Cumurcu organized a series of barricades, on this spot outside the local police station.
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Large crowds waited behind metal barricades, straining to catch a glimpse of the royals, many with mobile phones.
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Our reporters spoke to people who live in those areas divided by walls, fences, rivers and other barricades.
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An autobahn speed limit would make a significant minority of "people take to the barricades," Mr. Kunert said.
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Protesters blocked roads with burning barricades near Hong Kong International Airport and damaged a train station, AP reports.
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They came over the barricades like extras in a pirate movie, all hot-eyed and eager to plunder.
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The crowd at Plymouth Church that arrived to man the barricades departed with the promise of something better.
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Runners and cyclists who use the popular bike path were diverted from the crime scene by officers at barricades.
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Beyond the barricades surrounding the well-heeled celebration, lifelong Overtown resident Dwayne Riggins, 50, parked his bicycle and watched.
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Politicians, including Hariri's son Saad, Lebanon's present prime minister, took up residence behind barricades guarded by private-security firms.
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Others erected their own barricades and set them alight in some of the streets adjacent to the Champs Elysees.
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The dish is rarely made outside Gaza, and there's basically no way now to get it through the barricades.
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Police even set up barricades around the Capitol building toward the end of the week, which is highly unusual.
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The barricades west of Vidor had broke, he said, sending a torrent of water south across the entire highway.
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The Fifth Avenue store has begun encouraging shoppers to enter through 57th Street while barricades along Fifth Avenue remain.
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Kiosks were closed, and traffic was lighter than usual, with security officials blocking streets and checking vehicles at barricades.
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Prior to the new wall, the border within Organ Pipe was delineated by a pedestrian fence and vehicle barricades.
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They did so last September and it turned rowdy when participants breached security barricades and clashed with riot police.
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This will mean more metal detectors, more guards, more checkpoints and more barricades as part of our daily routines.
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"The Ingraham Angle" starts Monday, "Billionaire at the Barricades," a brand new show we hope you&aposll be watching.
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Cover image: Protestors perch on top of the barricades separating demonstrators and the Governor's Mansion, La Fortaleza on Friday.
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Knowing the power of women and minorities, entrenched political interests have thrown up barricades between us and the polls.
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In one favela, Vila Kennedy, it has removed barricades put up by gangs to allow state services to enter.
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When they arrived, she said, barricades blocked the entrance steps and a handful of DNC staffers stood waiting outside.
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After a court order was issued on Tuesday, bailiffs battered down barricades and pushed homeless resisters to the floor.
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On Friday, hundreds of Park's supporters, many of them elderly, tried to break through police barricades at the courthouse.
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The demands weren't met and that protest ended in December 2014 after authorities cleared away barricades and tent cities.
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Anti-Rossello protesters overturned barricades and police fired tear gas to break up a large demonstration on Wednesday night.
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The army is using tanks and artillery against PKK-aligned youth militias dug in behind barricades filled with explosives.
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From several feet behind it, Wright, invisible to us, was loading up an air cannon with crowd-control barricades.
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Donald Trump has repeatedly propounded his vision of a United States circumscribed with barricades and reinforcements at the borders.
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I asked her whether she had been tempted to join the P.K.K.'s struggle in Turkey, behind the barricades.
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"The protesters encountered ferocious resistance from the police, which led to clashes and barricades being set up," he said.
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In between bursts of lethal clumsiness, the authorities have mostly left the protesting pedagogues free to man their barricades.
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Protesters used barricades to block roads across the Chinese-ruled financial hub, with long traffic jams in some areas.
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Passengers streamed out of at least one train that was forced to stop when barricades blocked the rail line.
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Barricades separated them from the bigger demonstration, and heavily armed police ensured that the two constituencies had limited contact.
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Young protesters chanted "Sassou, leave!" and erected barricades in southern Brazzaville's Makelekele neighborhood as fighting raged in the morning.
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Demonstrators have for four months been clashing with security forces, often building barricades and lobbing rocks at security forces.
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"I took the dogs for a walk and then made my way back through the barricades," Ms. Magnuson said.
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They also used water cannons for the first time, directing them towards barricades and open space without targeting protesters.
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Secure in our partisan strongholds, we build barricades and set traps to beset the creep of perceived enemy ideas.
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Across the harbor, activists in the Mong Kok neighborhood placed barricades in front of buses and punctured their tires.
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After the police retreated, protesters spent much of the afternoon sprinkling the financial district with stone-and-bamboo barricades.
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But in other parts of town, protesters set fires, built more barricades and clashed with officers into the night.
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Women, survivors, and allies walked straight past the police, climbed over barricades, and sat down on the Capitol steps.
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They strolled by police barricades in work boots or pressed khakis, grinning at a ragtag assortment of protesters nearby.
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While demonstrations have been largely peaceful, protesters at the barricades have armed themselves with homemade mortars and Molotov cocktails.
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On Thursday morning, a line of people hoping to be checked for coronavirus snaked through barricades outside the facility.
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And in Paris, some 2000,21979 swarmed the Sorbonne in May, turning cars into barricades and clashing with riot police.
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As framed by the appeals court, it's not the kind of issue that sends culture warriors to the barricades.
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A water cannon was used to douse fires in cars and dumpsters and on barricades and a building's balcony.
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But later in the day, clashes broke out in Bordeaux and Toulouse, where protesters set makeshift barricades on fire.
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As I headed west, I saw that the barricades erected for the passing of Donald Trump had been dismantled.
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Police officers massed around the protesters, who set their barricades on fire and tried to march on Ukraine's Parliament.
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Nuits-Saint-Georges, like other stage hosts, planned to have increased safeguards, like stone traffic barricades for its plazas.
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In the historic center, men took shelter behind makeshift barricades amid plumes of tear gas, according to Reuters witnesses.
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From national park closures to barricades in front of open-air monuments in Washington, D.C., it was pure theater.
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Most of those on the Parisian barricades were shot dead by the time the curtains fall in "Les Misérables".
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An announcement over a mosque loudspeaker urged protesters to stay non-violent and not attempt to cross police barricades.
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He said 19753 officials were still being held inside the barricades, a claim that could not be independently verified.
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The southern coastal village drew international attention when residents threw up barricades against local authorities to protest land seizures.
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Protesters, who clashed with police across nine districts in Hong Kong, set up fires and barricades and threw firebombs.
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Incidents of self-harm are up about a quarter on last year, as are instances of inmates making barricades.
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The inmates who surrendered provided officials with information about the barricades and the locations of hostages, Mr. Coupe said.
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Many barricades hang effigies of Ms. Añez, as well as conservative opposition leaders and the former military chief, Gen.
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Republicans are heading to the barricades; Democrats were apparently too blindsided to recognize good news when they got it.
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Parliament was already surrounded by lines of crash bollards, balustrades and steel barricades, put in place after the Sept.
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The French newspapers captured a society in shambles where the middle class rioted and burned barricades in the streets.
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S.P. directed its officers to remain behind barricades rather than risk injury responding to conflicts," the report states. "C.
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But Ortiz said more barricades won't do anything to stop the turmoil in Mexico from reaching the United States.
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Volunteers hoisted up tape barricades to block people from getting too close to the cannons, catapults, trebuchets and centrifugal chuckers.
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Their latest release, To the Barricades, is a strident call to arms (and a damn good black metal punk album).
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Sudanese protesters burn tires and set up barricades in Khartoum following the crackdown on the sit-in demonstrators this week.
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An Indian Point nuclear power plant employee walks past the razor wire and concrete barricades that protect the plant's perimeter.
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If economic barricades go up, and stay up, countries could be forced to choose between the globe's two economic giants.
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Organisers must spend heavily on barricades and guards to meet the government's security requirements, which were tightened two years ago.
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A few weeks later, student demonstrations would stream through the Latin Quarter, where barricades would be erected by the police.
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Plainclothes officers, in jeans and sneakers and carrying batons and shields, were also deployed, with other reinforcements gathering behind barricades.
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The "yellow vests" take their name from the high-visibility jackets they wear at road barricades and on the street.
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Students played a lead role, occupying university buildings and resisting eviction by building barricades and defending them with homemade weapons.
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Security forces in Honduras tried to clear the streets of barricades set up by supporters of presidential candidate Salvador Nasralla.
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Officers helped Tenbrink over barricades and appeared to place handcuffs on him, which placated the crowd, and escorted him away.
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" She was also named in 2006 for "rushing to the barricades wherever freedom and civil liberties are at stake online.
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The police had sent him back to Masaya and he was being investigated for his alleged participation in the barricades.
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While Thug's differences set him apart from the pack in favorable ways, it also presented hurdles and barricades to success.
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In downtown Santiago, street sweepers cleaned up broken glass, scrap metal and barricades that accumulated over several nights of protests.
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In this still from "Winter on Fire," Protesters stand atop burning barricades in central Kiev, Ukraine on January 25, 2014.
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When protests have escalated, they have moved to insert themselves in crowds and used their bicycles to create makeshift barricades.
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Later in the day, masked demonstrators put up barricades in the city's Altona neighborhood and threw gasoline bombs at police.
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Standing behind police barricades on the rainy night, they broke into song, rapping every word of the show's title track.
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I asked the fighters what they would do if Ocalan told them to take down the barricades and stop fighting.
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Clinton did not speak at the event, smiling and waving and occasionally venturing to the police barricades to shake hands.
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On the eve of the Senate vote pro-PT protesters put up barricades and blocked roads in several Brazilian states.
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The only people likely to storm any barricades are the star-spotters craning to glimpse George Clooney and Julia Roberts.
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Many people find this distasteful, but few are taking to the barricades to suggest it should be against the law.
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Protesters based in Paris targeted the palace, but police maintained heavily guarded barricades to prevent protesters from reaching the palace.
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Jayne, whose politics on this point were the same as mine, was disinclined to man the barricades, so to speak.
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"What's going on?" asked one woman, leaning over the metal barricades to inquire if the news media had any information.
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Authorities had set up barricades around the courthouse and intensified security in preparation for protests, according to CNN affiliate KMOV.
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Then they knocked down the metal barricades placed around the rubble and tried to rebuild their homes, Than Chaung said.
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Barricades had been placed over the doors of the venerable Hong Kong Club, one of the city's oldest social institutions.
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It rattled out of cars—some passing on the opposite side of the street, some waiting patiently behind police barricades.
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The building was surrounded by barricades on Monday as sunlight poured through its remains, exposing charred walls and overturned furniture.
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On the other side, barricades made from shipping containers and a bright orange oil tanker block the road into Venezuela.
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Barricades erected this week by protesters near the site of the dispersed protest camp were removed and roads were opened.
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Plumes of smoke rose over Khartoum as demonstrators blocked streets in some parts of the city, burning tires at barricades.
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The protesters eventually dispersed before dawn on Saturday, and the police began removing the barricades the demonstrators had put up.
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A line of armored vehicles moved down a boulevard, trying to disperse stone-throwing casseurs and to break up barricades.
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This is a rejection of the premise that political fashion is for marching on the barricades on your own time.
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Walls and barricades, like the color orange and the word "nasty," signify differently than they did just a year ago.
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More recently, barricades and armed police officers ring the monasteries to guard against Islamic State suicide bombers, who target Christians.
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And commuters along 125th Street will see metal barricades behind two bus stops, gently curving behind their rear glass panels.
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Over the summer, masked paramilitaries, often accompanied by the police, attacked protesters at barricades and regained control of the streets.
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The YPG and SDF will dismantle barricades there and hand over control to military councils of local fighters, he said.
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Barricades, human chains, and battling tear gas: We followed Hong Kong activists through the city&aposs most turbulent protests yet
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The tool can't compare costs if it can't access the universities' calculators, so the schools erect barricades that block it.
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The students returned and quickly set up barricades to stop the police from entering the areas where they were massing.
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On Sunday, protesters set up barricades and broke glass railings inside one downtown station, and set a fire outside another.
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The police said some protesters had built barricades, vandalized stores and set fire to the entrance of a subway station.
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They built barricades inside using materials they had scavenged and brought, including umbrellas and metal gates and destroyed surveillance cameras.
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Police were everywhere on Sixth Avenue: on motorcycles; flanking the barricades by Rockefeller Center; many on foot; one on horseback.
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Authorities said the crossing had been closed hours before the truck tried to cross Friday despite barricades and warning signs.
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Shortly before midnight, he went to see Martelly, driving through streets where angry young men stood at barricades, burning tires.
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Barricades and clashes with the National Guard were also rippling through the city on Monday, according to a Reuters witness.
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Phoenix police kept most members of the two opposing groups behind barricades and apart on separate sides of the street.
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I don't want to spend professional development hours learning how to save a few more lives by setting up barricades.
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Outside, barricades and razor wire divide Kabul's streets into the private armed encampments where Afghan élites and foreign diplomats live.
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RADICALS Not known for mounting the barricades, museums did so anyway with a handful of large but incisive group shows.
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Across the street, tourists and passers-by carrying shopping bags and cameras leaned against the metal barricades and glass storefronts.
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They hopped the barricades and ran down Fifth Avenue, chanting "Not my president" and halting traffic for about 30 blocks.
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People dressed in black and with masks covering their faces began pulling railings from the sidewalks to use as barricades.
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Having more effective barricades could reduce the need for military personnel to patrol those portions of the border, Hoffman added.
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On November 15, 2011, after people were expelled from Zuccotti Park, it was cleansed and barricades were put around it.
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As police pushed them back, they began to take up cobbles from the road and dismantle roadworks to create more barricades.
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And rising water levels continue to overflow barricades put in place to stop the ocean from eating away at buildings' foundations.
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A legal battle looms, but whatever the outcome, Aarian says, London makes clear that old fogeys can erect their own barricades.
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As she arrived at the courthouse dressed in a lavender suit, photographers knocked over barricades as they scrambled to get pictures.
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A student protester puts barricades in the path of a burning armored personnel carrier that rammed through student lines, June 4.
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Associated Press reporters saw a car, motorbikes and barricades set ablaze around the Place de la Republique plaza in eastern Paris.
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Beyond that were barricades and dozens of black-clad, helmet-wearing law enforcement officers lining the street that bordered the park.
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She was a stranger to this community driving on this road she did not know, she did drive around the barricades.
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It was 11 PM, for one thing, and there were no cheering throngs of fans behind barricades for this half-marathon.
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And with a mischievous grin, he playfully referenced the fact that there were no ropes or barricades holding the kids back.
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But a protest in Paris turned violent when shop windows were smashed on the Champs-Elysées, and barricades were set alight.
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They were present at the barricades, but only so they could pass cobblestones to the masked and armed men up front.
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Hundreds of yards of barricades, extensive body searches and scores of armed police greeted those lucky enough to get a ticket.
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"I want to give y'all some coffee and some pastries," he said, passing bag after bag over barricades on Sunday afternoon.
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Puerto Rico Demonstrators overturned barricades and police fired tear gas as protests continued through the night in San Juan against Gov.
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There must be a reason for Bonnie's gigantic emotional barricades and her mother's uneasy "what did you do now"-y interrogations.
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The tortoises were placed in a large horse trailer, with barricades to separate them because the males will fight each other.
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And more signs of the times ... there will be barricades preventing terrorists from entering the route and going on a rampage.
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And some residents say the barricades outside the building are an eyesore, and it's hard to walk anywhere around the building.
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The popularity of Azerbaijani apples in Armenia is causing the Armenian government to set up barricades to confiscate the illicit fruit.
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As many as 1,000 supporters had gathered to hear the verdict, lining up behind barricades and crowding footpaths in nearby streets.
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To drive in certain neighborhoods is to delve into a frustrating game of maze navigation, with surprise barricades popping up overnight.
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Pictures of the aftermath showed bodies slumped around concrete barricades outside a local commander's home, where the recruits had lined up.
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When they tested the water cannon, they "fired water toward barricades and the open space without targeting protestors," reads the Tweet.
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The Straits Times newspaper reported that barricades outside the store were removed on Wednesday night, suggesting the store would open soon.
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In that war I am prepared to fight in any way the ruling class may make necessary, even to the barricades.
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Although the opposition had mostly abandoned the barricades, the prospect of renewed violence lingered; a destabilized country could attract criminal organizations.
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CLASSES CANCELLED Passengers streamed out of at least one train that was forced to stop when barricades blocked the rail line.
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There were no barricades and no police, and as the nationalists marched into the waiting arms of their enemies, mayhem ensued.
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" She and Ms. Milnor stood along the police barricades next to their signs, one of which read "Suburban Women Vote Trump.
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A few piled metal barricades against a closed metal gate outside the driveway of the complex as officers watched from inside.
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Protesters tried to charge by pushing steel barricades at the police and hid under umbrellas to protect themselves from pepper spray.
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Police removed barricades early on Saturday morning while staff were able to go home, after a more than 15 hour blockade.
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Just as importantly, the Washington police kept the two factions strictly separated throughout the afternoon, using barricades, their bodies and motorcycles.
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The government responded to the protests with a bloody crackdown, firing into crowds of demonstrators and clashing with them at barricades.
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Their tents and barricades are festooned with banners accusing Mr. Poroshenko and his business pals of thieving while soldiers are dying.
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Police said the demonstrators also set up barricades on Hennessy Road, blocking the thoroughfare and throwing petrol bombs at police officers.
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City buses were diverted, hordes of pedestrians were crammed behind barricades, and stores in the area were forced to shut down.
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A space cordoned off by metal barricades stretched along Fifth Avenue from 52nd to 55th Streets, occupying one lane of traffic.
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Violence also broke out in Tuen Mun, in the New Territories, police said, where protesters built barricades and damaged government offices.
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Amid a light drizzle, thousands of protestor gathered in front of Argentina's Congressional Palace, blocked off by police with metal barricades.
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Many Democrats say they want to go to the barricades, arguing that this unconventional president will respond only to forceful opposition.
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Police occupied one corner, breaking the marble flagstones with their anti-riot vehicles and setting up barricades to prevent further gatherings.
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I managed to get some cash, called another friend and found out he was stuck in Sariyer due to police barricades.
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Over the next six hours of real time, simulating four fictional days, these maps will bristle with fires, casualties and barricades.
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The rebels are "only traders in people's blood," she told a scrum of reporters who gathered at the barricades outside Madaya.
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State police said that barricades will be lifted so that drivers can turnaround and exit the bridge, according to NBC New York.
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The streets were packed with our parents, grandparents, godparents, siblings, cousins, aunts, uncles and neighbors, all snapping photos from behind police barricades.
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While greeting the gathered crowds in Keswick, the mom knelt down to pet a pup who stuck his head under the barricades.
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A maze of barricades and checkpoints were manned by scores of uniformed police officers under the supervision of a mobile command center.
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At least one protester died when police fired tear gas and tried to remove barricades that have been erected across the city.
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Hebert was worried that the barricades the group had passed on the way in would buckle, leaving them stranded, potentially for days.
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The shooter retreats and after exchanging gunfire with a SWAT lieutenant in a hallway he barricades himself and clubgoers in a bathroom.
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Protesters zip-tied metal barricades together and launched them at the lobby, even as police could be seen waiting behind the doors.
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But the relationship is toxic — couples who debut their relationships at the Met Gala often don't make it beyond its glitzy barricades.
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The man penetrated the police perimeter outside the station, getting past the barricades, but he did not get inside the station itself.
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A handmade poster adorns the sidewalk and barricades outside of Windsor Castle where people are camped out ahead of the royal wedding.
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On a key stretch of New York's Fifth Avenue, visions of sugarplums are being crowded out by police barricades and angry protesters.
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Trump has not left the building since Thursday, and SWAT teams, barricades and sand-filled trucks are already fixtures — along with protesters.
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The first floor, with the worst of the damage and the snipers' barricades, is dedicated to the memory of the war years.
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In the shadow of mammoth Jordan-Hare Stadium, bands played in the university green space, which was encompassed in metal police barricades.
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Police drove some of the demonstrators to adjacent streets where they regrouped and set up new barricades, drawing more tear gas fire.
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Some scuffles broke out outside the voting center between protesters and police, who used metal barricades to keep the demonstrations well away.
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Standing outside the security barricades, thousands of average Poles -- farmers, students, teachers and shopkeepers -- filled the streets and greeted Trump with cheers.
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Other Trump GOP agenda items like the repeal of ObamaCare and sweeping tax cuts will require progressives to go to the barricades.
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The project, completed in 2016 after six years of planning and construction, included a limited number of barricades designed to protect pedestrians.
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Police officers playing the role of protesters built barricades out of car tyres, threw stones and sticks, and took an officer hostage.
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But aid organizations are struggling to provide relief due to protester barricades blocking roads, as well as gang violence and other crime.
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The counter-protest splintered, with some large groups of antifa running from riot cops as they tried to corral them with barricades.
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Police barricades line this portion of the course because the rowdy crowds on both sides can run four to five people deep.
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The city said it billed Trump's campaign $7,102 for barricades during his visit and $132,85033 in paid time off for city employees.
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Earlier on Friday, demonstrators threw up burning barricades on Mombasa Road, the highway that links Nairobi's downtown business district and the airport.
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As deaths continued, young Haitians took to the streets, setting up flaming barricades and throwing rocks at U.N. soldiers, who fired back.
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"MINUSCA intervened in the early morning hours of Monday to dismantle barricades erected by the demonstrators," the mission said in a statement.
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To exit, we had to go through three different security checks and walk a mile through thick barricades that surrounded the airport.
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While Ortega has gained some ground by using shock troops to clear the protestors' roadblocks and barricades, he also faces mounting pressures.
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I mounted the metal barricades separating the crowd from the cameras and led chants, my voice hoarse but aided by a megaphone.
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In this video, Times reporters Brent McDonald and Neil Collier went behind the makeshift barricades to meet the residents leading this resistance.
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All that remained where piles of trash, broken umbrellas and thousands of plastic ties that the protesters used to bind barricades together.
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By midmorning, the protesters had set up barricades at police headquarters blocking an entrance and demanded a meeting with the police chief.
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Angered by the arrest, supporters of the opposition in several cities built makeshift barricades and started small fires in the city centers.
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On an empty roadway, a group of 212-foot piles of snow sat glistening in the sun, protected by police-style barricades.
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Barricades lined the pavement in front of the tower, and people seeking to access those sidewalks were screened at Secret Service checkpoints.
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The locks or barricades on the doors do not need to be very strong, just enough to last until help can arrive.
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When he tried to visit a Serbian village in an ethnic Albanian part of Kosovo, his route was blocked by fiery barricades.
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Together, they extinguished tear-gas canisters, dug up bricks for other protesters to throw, and hid behind makeshift barricades across Hong Kong.
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Such an action has a significant downside as residents behind the barricades will, understandably and quite rightly, feel trapped, stigmatized, and abandoned.
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Paris's revolution of 1830 saw over 4,000 barricades put up across the city; in that of 1848 there were at least 6,19603.
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Elsewhere in Yuen Long, protesters threw petrol bombs at police and set fire to barricades, as well as vandalizing the subway station.
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The State Police has reportedly been providing backup for Capitol Police and crews have been creating crowd-control barricades around the Capitol.
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The riot police take their formations, and the metal barricades on the sides of the roads are coated with pepper spray residue.
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By Monday, there were shocking scenes of destruction in and around the PolyU campus, with barricades, bricks, debris and umbrellas strewn everywhere.
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Barricades were erected on roads across the country, some with as little as a kilometer between them, some manned by armed men.
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Members of an elite police squad, commonly known as raptors, then charged out suddenly from behind barricades, taking many protesters by surprise.
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Riot police lined both sides of the central Boulevard Beaumarchais and had erected a barricades across the traffic circle in Bastille Square.
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They broke through police barricades and hurled smoke bombs, firecrackers, cobblestones, bottles, acid-filled eggs, rotting food and feces at the marchers.
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The riot police take their formations, and the metal barricades on the sides of the roads are coated with pepper spray residue.
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He was the first onstage at a March 2016 rally in Ohio where a protester rushed the barricades as Mr. Trump spoke.
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The students resisting at the barricades right now have claimed that image, identified with that young man, whose name is Pedro Arauz.
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That can mean large barricades to stop cars from entering, bomb-sniffing dogs to check abandoned backpacks, and bag checks at gated entrances.
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Earlier this month, two residents were arrested for attempting to blow past police barricades to enter the area, according to the news outlet.
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Pro-democracy demonstrators pull barricades across Chang'an Avenue to try to impede soldiers who are fighting their way toward Tiananmen Square, June 4.
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Police placed metal barricades dozens of yards away from the rotunda where the right-wing rally gathered to keep out the counter-protesters.
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One drags a large plastic barrier into the road, while a couple of others pour fuel into old tyres to make burning barricades.
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After President Donald Trump's election in November 2016, bosses mounted the barricades over his ban on travel to America from Muslim-majority countries.
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From the ruins of Syria to the barricades in Congress and America's oldest wounds, sometimes nothing has been the best he could do.
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I end up with unbuilt plans for steel barricades and electric fencing, but in the meantime, I've basically surrounded my city with plywood.
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In January, Sihanoukville police opened fire on local farmers who had set tires alight and built barricades to protest evictions, according to Vanly.
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In recent weeks police buses have been set up as barricades at large demonstrations to keep Ms Park's friends and foes from clashing.
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On Wednesday, the F.B.I. said in a statement, one of the occupiers rode an all-terrain vehicle outside the barricades at the refuge.
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At the site of Saturday's bombing in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan, the barricades are still up, and the police presence is heavy.
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A witness told Reuters that security forces dressed in civilian clothes had tried to remove barricades leading to the sit-in, before withdrawing.
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People who observed the barricades in their neighborhoods said government informants had been compiling lists of who was manning them or supporting them.
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There riot police fired tear gas to disperse a large group of mostly young activists, who had charged police lines with metal barricades.
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The government says it is to clear those areas of militants and dismantle barricades set up by a youth wing of the PKK.
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The demonstrations were largely peaceful, but after the vote, small groups of protesters clashed with police, throwing firebombs and setting up flaming barricades.
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But he stole the evening anyway, standing outside the barricades in the cold, busking and answering questions for fans on a Facebook livestream.
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If you spend all day running around, erecting barricades, and running some more, you need to wash up at the end of it.
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On Monday, one person was killed after police fired bullets and tear gas at Besigye supporters, who hurled rocks and erected street barricades.
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The barricades have created a choke point, making it difficult for one million Hong Kong residents to reach the rest of the city.
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Police said in a statement radical protesters had set up barricades across the city and warned demonstrators to "stop their illegal acts immediately".
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Tension eased as the lunch hour ended, but many people milled around the streets, in between the bricks and barricades made of debris.
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A daytime curfew was in place in the city of Bamenda on Monday, where security forces set up barricades along virtually empty avenues.
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Ahead of Saturday's rally, Portland police — along with officers from police departments across Oregon — installed concrete barricades along Portland Waterfront's Tom McCall Park.
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As the lines of confrontation hardened, young partisans across the country blocked streets with barricades of paving stones to hold back government forces.
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Before dawn the next morning, they pushed through town, using bulldozers to knock down barricades and firing from the backs of their trucks.
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Mr. Sanders's speech was replete with the kind of to-the-barricades flourishes that have long been part of Mr. Brown's campaign language.
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Violence erupted on the streets of Hong Kong just after midnight Monday, as protesters clashed with police and a mob stormed steel barricades.
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At federal police frontlines near the Old City, forces blocked off roads with earthen barricades to stop suicide car bombers reaching their troops.
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Maria Torres stood behind the barricades on a block of Fifth Avenue lined with high-end boutiques, cheering and waving at the floats.
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Almost every day, convoys of Toyota trucks crammed with masked paramilitaries rolled into the rebellious towns south of Managua to demolish the barricades.
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The same Republican gargoyles who once tore Anita Hill limb from limb knew they had to tread gingerly, with women at the barricades.
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By Saturday afternoon, the barricades that police had erected around the bomb site had been dismantled, and an impromptu memorial had sprung up.
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Around the Place Vendôme, a hub of luxury jewelry shops and designer stores, rioters had smashed windows and built barricades on recent weekends.
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A line of police officers charged down the avenue, dispersing the crowd and knocking down barricades hastily erected by small groups of demonstrators.
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Protesters built barricades and blocked roads at about 120 locations across the city of 7.4 million and demonstrations were still ongoing, Tse said.
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After a long day on the barricades, it seems that even the political activists yearned to get inducted into the Summer of Love.
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Residents had erected barbed-wire barricades to block access to a part of the village where the hostages were said to be held.
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Eric Jabal, 47, an education consultant, walked with his roller suitcase and suit jacket on a debris-strewn road, dodging protesters and barricades.
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People sing the Ukrainian national anthem at barricades in front of riot police Kyiv's Maidan central square during the Ukrainian revolution of 2014.
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Below it was a snarl of barricades, armored police officers, lead-footed tourists and aggrieved New Yorkers trying to go about their business.
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But the Knicks have made an effort to lower the barricades that faced any reporter hoping to gain reasonable access to their players.
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Queen Elizabeth would walk along the barricades and smile at people gathered there, but she would not stop for hugs or other greetings.
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Around 20 police officers, donning riot shields and helmets, stood around the area, and metal barricades created a wide border around the pedestal.
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The demonstration began peacefully but turned aggressive as police fired tear gas to prevent protesters, who torched cars and burned barricades, from reaching parliament.
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Secret Service members had already posted up inside, and police had surrounded the entire block with barricades and stood guard outside the building's entrance.
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Park supporters braved the snow on Saturday to complain about the impeachment, penned in by scores of police whose buses were used as barricades.
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Plumes of smoke have billowed over the Lebanese capital Beirut for more than 24 hours as protesters burned barricades on the country's main roads.
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"That's a lot of press for a small group," said a visitor from Switzerland, commenting on the dozens of photojournalists behind the police barricades.
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Soldiers have tried to keep the area free of traffic, but demonstrators continued to block the roads with barricades of wood, metal, and brick.
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Abdul Abdurahman was near the barricades on Jamhuriya street — a main conduit cutting through the sit-in — when 10 soldiers attacked him with whips.
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"The army isn't doing its job," said Salah Jelani, a 19-year-old factory worker who has been manning barricades at the sit-in.
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A large group clashed with police on Saturday after a march in the Kowloon Bay neighborhood, building barricades and setting fires in the streets.
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Each of the dozen or so entrances have been blocked with makeshift barricades of bricks, corrugated metal sheets, wooden slabs and felled tree trunks.
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However, many people wearing the high-visibility motorists' safety jackets which are the symbol of the protests were manning barricades outside cities on Friday.
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They insist, against the evidence, that the violence comes from both sides and say that the government will not negotiate while the barricades remain.
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News agency Antara reported that a small number of protesters had attempted to storm a nearby police station and were using tables as barricades.
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A Reuters photographer saw police fire bullets and teargas while opposition supporters hurled rocks and erected barricades in the streets around the Wandegeya suburb.
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Police fired tear gas to disperse the protesters, some hooded, who were trying to block the road with metal barricades, dustbins and other debris.
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Later, soldiers fired tear gas on activists who attempted to march on government offices downtown and blocked their path with barricades and armored cars.
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Local people invariably take the gangsters' side during police raids, forming human barricades, pelting law enforcers with rubbish and setting fire to their cars.
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On one recent day a phalanx of security officers in white helmets stood guard alongside barricades as people lined up to submit their documentation.
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There were protests across the southeast, and young P.K.K. members began building barricades; the police responded with force, shooting and killing dozens of protesters.
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He said many non-teachers from elsewhere in the country had joined the teachers at the barricades, adding a shadowy element to the protests.
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But before the barricades are erected in London's Trafalgar Square and the means of goggle production are seized, a few salient questions remain unanswered.
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There were chaotic scenes as passengers streamed out of at least one train that was forced to stop when barricades blocked the rail line.
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In preparation for overnight flooding, he said the city's police department will put up barricades and close underpasses once the curfew is in effect.
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Ah Lung, brandishing a Star Wars light saber he had bought at a toy shop, called out instructions on where to position the barricades.
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In dozens of private receptions, behind a scrim of barricades and police officers, they inspected their party's new Trump faction with curiosity and hope.
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Orange sanitation trucks filled with sand served as barricades, while police officers with "Counterterrorism" emblazoned on the backs of their blue shirts kept watch.
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"Light the Barricades," a large-scale public art installation by Candy Chang and James A. Reeves, brings this ancient practice into a contemporary context.
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In 1978, rebels fighting a repressive government erected barricades against the National Guard, and held out until they were overwhelmed by airplanes and tanks.
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Demonstrators tossed metal barricades and rocks through the building's windows and set a generator on fire near the entrance, footage from news outlets showed.
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At that time, a male driving a white Chevrolet Malibu crashed through the traffic barricades that were separating vehicles from pedestrians at high speed.
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Have to have a round toe, an ankle strap and chunky heel so I can dance, climb on the bass and jump off barricades.
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At the protest, the Klan was protected by police and barricades, but the crowd noticed an older man on their side of the barriers.
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They rode around the perimeter of the property on bicycles, and guarded the barricades at the driveway to the front entrance, which remained closed.
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Guards removed damaged barricades from the front of the Legislative Council building during Monday's morning rush hour and cleaning staff washed away protest debris.
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City workers removed more than 2,000 metal gratings, construction barriers and other items to prevent them from being used as weapons or as barricades.
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The Unsung Founders Memorial has been cleaned by the university, which has placed barricades around the memorial to "deter future incidents," the police said.
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I didn't want it to be just big images of the barricades, and I didn't want it to be stiff and costume drama-y.
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As business leaders took shuttle buses past barricades to enter the Ritz, aides to Mr. Mnuchin were having breakfast at a nearby luxury hotel.
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They used traffic cones and street railings to build makeshift barricades in the street, and threw bricks, metal poles, and petrol bombs at police.
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But what of the residents who find themselves caught between the two sides, their neighborhoods wracked by tear gas, barricades and weekly violent clashes?
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But the president made it sound as if, at the first mention of the word "infrastructure," the Democrats had thrown themselves upon the barricades.
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The pink pussyhats are at the barricades, on the watch for any curtailment of women's rights and any mansplaining by older white Southern men.
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The opposition has limited time to take down barricades in the capital before the president's supporters do, lawmaker Freddy Mamani said at Morales' rally.
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"Fair ladies sat in limousines behind alluring barricades of cases; business men in runabouts had cases on their knees," The San Francisco Chronicle reported.
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They warned demonstrators to "stop illegal acts" and to leave the area, firing teargas on protesters who built makeshift barricades and threw petrol bombs.
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Many demonstrators headed eastward, where they built more barricades and set a fire outside the Wan Chai subway station, between Causeway Bay and Admiralty.
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Plumes of tear gas clouded streets littered with bricks and small fires, as groups of people huddled behind walls and makeshift barricades for protection.
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"Fierce hyenas," Father Harvin Padilla said in a sermon to churchgoers as the government supporters tried to push past the barricades, the footage showed.
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Protesters defended themselves with umbrellas, many of them yellow — the symbol of the 2014 Umbrella Movement — and set up barricades across a major street.
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Reuters reporters at the march on Sunday saw graffiti and protesters setting up barricades, but were not in the vicinity of the other incidents.
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It has beefed up its numbers in the city amid the unrest and troops also helped clear protester barricades outside a barracks in November.
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He called American aid a "Trojan horse" aimed at overthrowing his government and blocked a bridge between Venezuela and Cúcuta with barricades and soldiers.
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Bobo and other protesters say Molotov cocktails and fire barricades are used to delay authorities and help protesters hold a line as others flee.
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Near a major police station in the district of Wan Chai, a few dozen police officers leapt over barricades and charged toward the protesters.
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Some protesters threw bottles and other objects at police, dragged metal barricades onto train tracks, and attacked a news crew, according to Portland police.
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Protesters didn't man the barricades at Maidan "just to sell a jar of honey to Europe," Agriculture Minister Oleksiy Pavlenko told Reuters in an interview.
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According to the Daily Telegraph, new barricades around the sides of the performance tent led to the stampede, which caused head injuries and broken bones.
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Videos posted on YouTube and Twitter showed chaotic scenes as bike cops tackled protesters and used their cycles as makeshift barricades to herd the crowd.
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Protesters set up large barricades using the fences that had been designed to keep them away, and reinforced them with cable ties and unfurled umbrellas.
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A clean-up got underway to remove debris like broken umbrellas, helmets, plastic water bottles and barricades from the streets after the previous day's clashes.
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He and I first met over 45 years ago behind the barricades in Free Derry and we have been friends and comrades since that time.
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There was heavy security and barbed-wire barricades in the capital Jakarta, where Prabowo's supporters planned to hold a rally Wednesday, the Jakarta Post reported.
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Signs and barricades — now printed in Chinese and English — saying "Enjoy the Flowers, Respect Our Pride" have gone up at the edge of many fields.
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Many of the main routes in the Lebanese capital were closed by blazing barricades, with the sidewalks strewn with trash as protesters filled the streets.
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Police officers, finding fake tickets and believing the club was spreading ball-drop misinformation, were not allowing ticket holders to pass barricades, Mr. Arias said.
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Yet gun-toting pro-Ortega forces in pickup trucks continue to attack protesters defending barricades that have nearly paralyzed the economy of the impoverished country.
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A group of animal rights activists briefly interrupted a Bernie Sanders rally in Northern California when they jumped barricades and tried to rush the podium.
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Some "radical protesters" removed railings and set up barricades with water-filled barriers, bamboo scaffolding, traffic cones and other objects, police said in a statement.
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Starting in the early morning hours, Public School followers tipped off on social media had lined up on behind barricades to secure good viewing spots.
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In recent months, a huge army operation has forced PKK rebels from cities where the fighters had set up barricades and taken control of streets.
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Or heavy, impenetrable barricades could be quickly maneuvered into a place where threats are imminent, and there's no time to build a more elaborate structure.
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These super-fans lined the barricades on the streets around Windsor Castle in the days before, braving the elements to secure the best viewing spots.
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Latest to the barricades is St Ives, a seaside town in south-west England, where a quarter of houses are second homes or holiday lets.
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Walking up to the building, I passed through metal and cement barricades that were stopping traffic around the northwest and southwest sides of the block.
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" Marchers chanted "our streets" and briefly faced off with police at barricades near the park, which the city had blocked off, yelling "let us through.
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Some were arrested, tackled to the ground, as others scrambled and tripped over barricades and fences as police pointed guns at them and threw punches.
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He told me that Josué Rafael had been helping the young men at the tranques —the barricades—when the paramilitaries shot him in the stomach.
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Opposition barricades snarled traffic in and around Caracas on Tuesday morning, with demonstrators using bags of garbage, branches, bottles, and cardboard boxes to block roads.
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Hundreds have also been injured, often in confusing street fights between security forces using tear gas and hooded young men throwing rocks and erecting barricades.
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Security officials said Anjouan's Mutsamudu and Ouani ports remained open despite the unrest, but that the movement of soldiers was being prevented by the barricades.
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Daily highway blockades have snarled transportation across the country, as students and farmers erect makeshift barricades to damage the economy and wear down the government.
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When we arrived at Block9, our bus expertly passed in front of barricades holding back a group of press photographers and cameras from the BBC.
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Saturday, the street had been blocked off by police tape and barricades, said Mike Picereli, 213, who watched from the pizza shop where he works.
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Hundreds of demonstrators, many of them masked and dressed in black, took cover from the tear gas behind umbrellas and barricades made from street fencing.
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Hundreds of demonstrators, many of them masked and dressed in black, took cover from the tear gas behind umbrellas and barricades made from street fencing.
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When Marjory Stoneman Douglas students returned to classes after spring break on Monday, they were greeted by friends, therapy dogs, barricades — and mandatory clear backpacks.
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For more than six weeks—ever since the Presidential-election result had imposed gridlock on the neighborhood—barricades at both ends had been business killers.
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But the time for academic word-parsing has passed; the final days of the term were marked by riot police officers, barricades and metal detectors.
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As a form of protest and protection against pro-government armed groups, local communities and demonstrators erected makeshift barricades and roadblocks, locally known as tranques.
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The analysis sweeps the reader along at a fast pace, punctuated by vivid descriptions of combat on the barricades, diplomatic double-dealing and battlefield butchery.
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The conflict launched the city's largest-ever teachers' strike; police barricades and helicopters kept the teachers apart from the activists, some of whom were armed.
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Police erected barricades around the presidential palace, closing off the downtown area while Moreno presided over a government security council meeting to assess the crisis.
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But in recent confrontations, demonstrators have turned rocks, fireworks and police barricades into weapons — even using a bike lock to wallop someone in the head.
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"The mother drove around the barricades on NC 218 and continued traveling east until her vehicle encountered rushing water flowing across the road," it said.
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Behind the barricades, in the northern half of Lafayette Park, thousands of counterprotesters struggled to even catch a clear glimpse of the white nationalist rally.
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Entrances to the area are guarded by young people manning barricades made of tree trunks, electricity poles and barbed wire to keep the police out.
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Those performances produced vocal protests by demonstrators who rallied inside barricades that lined Columbus Avenue outside Lincoln Center but did not reach into the plaza.
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But after police moved to disperse them, the protesters rapidly became violent, building barricades and pulling bricks out of the sidewalk to throw at police.
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As night fell across campus, protesters carried barricades, fresh Molotovs and supplies back near the bridge where riot police remained and new clashes quickly erupted.
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IMAGES OF burning barricades, riot police and tear gas on the Champs-Elysées in Paris have brought France's gilets jaunes ("yellow vests") to the world's attention.
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The prison has been transformed into a fortress, with journalists banned from approaching closer than a mile (1.6 km) and roads lined with barbed-wire barricades.
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Cover: Protesters walk in front of a burning tire at the barricades on Nile Street in Khartoum where security forces attacked them on May 13 2019.
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Security forces used tear gas to disperse angry crowds that erected barricades and burned tyres inside the city of Kasserine in protest, an eyewitness told Reuters.
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"Some radical protesters have removed railings ... and set up barricades with water-filled barriers, bamboo sticks, traffic cones and other objects," they said in a statement.
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On June 9th security forces ransacked the University of Khartoum and killed at least four of the few protesters brave enough to man the remaining barricades.
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In cat-and-mouse skirmishes on backstreets and highways around the capital, youths built barricades, burned trash and hurled rocks and bottles at soldiers and police.
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Shannon plays Peter, a war veteran who barricades himself into an Oklahoma motel room with Agnes (Judd), convinced that bugs are infesting the room and himself.
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So when I look at Syria today and see neighbor pitted against neighbor I am reminded of Bosnia, of barricades, snipers, front lines and wasted lives.
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The police presence was strong, and a part of Yonge Street was shut down with large trucks and police barricades blocking off the road from traffic.
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C.J. Keossaian flew in and used back roads to sneak past the police barricades, and Sam McGee — well, Sam never left, before or during the fire.
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Often they end violently, with exchanges between stone-throwing protesters who set up barricades and police forces using water cannons, tear gas, batons and rubber pellets.
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Although their stations have been targeted scores of times during the crisis, police have so far refrained from deploying armoured cars which could smash through barricades.
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Some used wrenches to loosen bolts on roadside fences, which were then shaken loose, bound with nylon ties, and formed into makeshift barricades against the police.
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So in just four minutes, we had snaked around the metal barricades and past the security checkpoint at the East 222th Street pier beside F.D.R. Drive.
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Locals have built numerous barricades around cities, suburbs and highways as "shock groups" — paramilitary units supporting the government of President Ortega — confront demonstrators with deadly force.
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The policemen in riot gear and protesters who set up the makeshift street barricades ended up clashing outside a police station and near a shopping mall.
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Royal fans have been camping outside the castle for days, and British police have stepped up security, with sniffer dogs, barricades and patrols all over town.
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While en route some of the group tried to remove police road barriers locked into the road to clear their way or to use as barricades.
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The revelers were organized into neat pens formed by police barricades that stretched for many blocks up Seventh Avenue and Broadway north of One Times Square.
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Police on horseback and many clad in riot gear attempted to push the protesters back from security barricades that had been set up outside the venue.
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In Kamsar, an official with the national mining infrastructure agency said barricades blocked a train carrying ore from Compagnie des Bauxites de Guinee (CBG) on Monday.
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That included the construction workers who were busy on Sunday building the ten-foot barricades encircling the Quicken Loans Arena, where the convention is being held.
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Protesters use steels barricades to form a defensive line inside the Quarry bay MTR station as they face with riot police in Hong Kong, Sunday, Aug.
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He remained there on Wednesday, despite embassy staff members erecting metal barricades between his tent and the front door, and intermittently sanding the railings behind him.
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Angry residents of the Caracas neighborhood of Chacao on Sunday set up barricades along a main avenue and on side streets to protest the continued blackout.
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You and up to three friends must work together to collect resources, build barricades, and kill zombies in order to level up and win the game.
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The hotel, decorated with U.S. and North Korean flags was locked down on Wednesday morning, with roads around it blocked and TV crews filming at barricades.
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Sometime before sunset, as a crowd of spectators watched from behind barricades across the street, six shirtless musclebound men hoisted a velvet divan onto their shoulders.
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A similar frenzy pulses through the breakout agony anthem "Michael in the Bathroom," in which Mr. Salazar's character barricades himself into teary solitude at a party.
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Transport vans could be seen coming and going, possibly carrying evidence from inside the house, and work crews erected high corrugated-steel barricades around the apartment.
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While the marches started peacefully, protesters on the edges set up barricades, lit fires and vandalized shops whose owners they perceived to be supporters of Beijing.
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Troops took control of some areas of Santiago on Saturday where protests once again turned violent, as demonstrators erected barricades and attacked subway stations and buses.
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On Saturday, the area around the State Capitol was enclosed by a temporary chain-link fence, barricades and patrolled by groups of law enforcement officers. Gov.
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By The New York Times The police used tear gas, rubber bullets, water cannons and armored vehicles to try breach the barricades all day on Sunday.
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Middle-class families with small children joined self-proclaimed "revolutionary" youths from poor neighborhoods on Wednesday to brave tear gas and barricades in Baghdad's Tahrir Square.
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Not far away, barricades marked off a street where darkened houses and cars suddenly vanished into a murky brown soup that showed no sign of retreat.
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So, as with most major grievances of the French people, going back to the French Revolution, it's "to the barricades," or at least into the streets.
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On Thursday night, Dong Tam was quiet except for a group of villagers who were keeping a vigil outside the barricades, shining flashlights at passing cars.
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Since June, they have coexisted like this: standing on opposing sides of the barricades by night, and then parenting their two daughters together the next day.
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They put up barricades at the start and finish of the course to keep runners "at a minimum of six feet from any spectators," she said.
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Those conflicting indicators mean "there aren't people at the barricades (pushing) in either direction," said Republican pollster Bill McInturff, who helps conduct the NBC/WSJ poll.
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In the capital Moroni, groups of youths massed on main roads after polls closed in the early evening, erecting barricades and protesting against the alleged irregularities.
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Protesters in the Lome suburb of Be, flanked by rundown buildings and palm trees, set up barricades, burned tyres and threw stones at the security forces.
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Today's students have become so infantilized by administrators that riot police and concrete barricades are deemed necessary to quell the violent outrage of the intolerant Left.
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Youths armed with homemade mortars and slings fired off projectiles from behind brick barricades in the southern city of Masaya, video footage taken by Reuters showed.
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There it was even easier to forget that just six miles away, barricades were being set up in anticipation of a major protest in Mong Kok.
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From images of masked students clashing with police to Canto-pop political anthems to the makeshift barricades, these actions are reminiscent of France's revolutionary political culture.
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The Ministries Esplanade — a huge lawn that stretches out behind the congressional building — was already being divided by police barricades on Monday as the debate continued.
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Security forces began setting up barricades in front of the residence just hours after Consul Mohammed al-Otaibi flew out of the country on a 2 p.m.
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His outdoor advertising company had come to a bitter end: Protesters tore down his billboards to use as barricades during violent rallies against authoritarian President Nicolas Maduro.
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Near al-Masri's house, soldiers yell at children and teenagers to stop exploring the barricades, trenches and war debris which had previously been off limits to them.
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Then on Sunday, thousands more showed up unexpectedly and packed in behind hastily erected barricades outside the Calvin Klein show, hoping for a glimpse of Cameron Dallas.
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I had wanted to make a film about May 1968, but it would cost too much to rebuild the barricades, which is why nobody has done it.
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At the Good Morning America barricades, a contingency from East Brooklyn Congregations assembled, carrying signs ("Stop stealing from seniors") protesting de Blasio's slowness to build senior housing.
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Hard generational divides have surfaced in the scandal: in recent weeks police have set up barricades at large demonstrations to stop Ms Park's friends and foes clashing.
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Law enforcement officers then moved to contain the remaining occupiers by placing agents at barricades immediately ahead of and behind the area where the occupiers were camping.
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The woman had driven around barricades to reach a closed road, the sheriff's office in Union County, near North Carolina's border with South Carolina, said on Facebook.
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Some were building barricades with steel pipes on the approach roads, facing outwards like a porcupine, to keep the police back, and scouring nearby streets for railings.
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Police and troops, many wearing heavy riot gear, dotted silent streets where checkpoints had been added around midnight, with more concertina wire laid out to create barricades.
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THE BARRICADES are up at the White House, where President Donald Trump has vowed to fight "all the subpoenas" flying from Democrats in the House of Representatives.
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Among the latest victims were at least 20 killed on July 8th when the paramilitaries cleared opposition barricades from two small towns south of Managua, the capital.
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National Guardsmen in fatigues were manning the barricades surrounding the nearby Justice Center, Cleveland's police headquarters and the place where arrested protesters will be taken this week.
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In response, some residents dug ditches and built barricades to prevent police vehicles entering, and armed youth fought any who tried with guns, rockets, and Molotov cocktails.
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Many businesses in Bourges had boarded themselves up to avoid damage and authorities had removed street furniture and building site materials that could be used for barricades.
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They tore down barricades, threatened police safety (the far left sees the police force as defending fascists), set off fireworks and set a flood light on fire.
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Dozens of neighborhoods were engulfed in clashes between security forces and young PKK militants digging trenches, setting barricades, laying bombs and declaring self-rule in Turkish towns.
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In a later segment, burly men build barricades by stacking car tires into giant piles, doing the banal grunt work that gets edited out of news reports.
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Barricades have been placed in flood-prone areas to keep drivers from venturing into high waters, and free sandbags were available at fire stations throughout the city.
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After a long spring and summer at the barricades, pushing back against President Donald Trump's attempts to bulldoze the legacy of his predecessor, the stakes are set.
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The police kept people away from Hofstra with a ten-foot fence surrounding the perimeter, then three metal barricades along a four-lane highway that was closed.
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The president is tapping his fund-raising network to reward cash-strapped senators who stand on the barricades against impeachment, Alex Isenstadt reported for Politico last month.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Wearing surgical masks, motorcycle helmets and clothes stained with blood and grime, they populate the protest barricades of Baghdad, chanting for the government to fall.
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The protesters were kept behind steel barricades on a plaza across an entrance road at the hotel, largely out of view of people entering for the event.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Wearing surgical masks, motorcycle helmets and clothes stained with blood and grime, they populate the protest barricades of Baghdad, chanting for the government to fall.
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"Amid shattered glass, wailing sirens and the clang of trash cans used to demolish metal storefront barricades, thieves and vandals ravaged store after store," The Times wrote.
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Holding assault rifles, they stood behind barricades on the banks of the grimly named Massacre River, looking like rudimentary replicas of the US Border Patrol in Nogales.
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And the media ensured the dissemination of that propaganda by establishing barricades preventing the dissemination of the truth in violation of the protections of the First Amendment.
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They halted army communications, seized right-wing presses, erected barricades in Petrograd, ripped up the railroad tracks leading to the capital, and begged Kornilov's soldiers to mutiny.
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By midafternoon, crowds had gathered on a crisp autumn day on both sides of Pennsylvania Avenue next to the Trump International Hotel, where barricades were set up.
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His government insisted on military intervention, and the Turkish Army moved in against the militant Kurdish youth who had set up barricades in various towns and cities.
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The protests turned violent, with the police firing tear gas and stun grenades after reports that people were trying to breach barricades around the National Assembly building.
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Standing at the barricades ringing the court, she held a sign reading "Because Justice Knows No Time Limit, #EndRapeSOL" to denounce statutes of limitations on sexual assault.
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According to an FBI statement, at about 4:30pm local time one of the occupiers rode an ATV outside of the barricades set up around the refuge.
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This year, the utility delayed forest clearing plans until late 2020, after activists built barricades and otherwise sought to halt logging in the ancient western German forest.
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Students and workers had made roads impassable by setting up barricades to block the army, so I jumped on my bicycle and pedaled furiously toward the gunfire.
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Bowles says that after Sunday's vandalism, university police put barricades around the area, but this has not stopped students from placing flowers on and around the monument.
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Security barricades now shield some of Trump's most visible properties, including the newly opened Trump International Hotel near the White House and Trump Tower in New York.
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During the war years, bus stations, airports, banks and houses of worship became frequent targets, and the cities became choked with barricades, security checkpoints and military presence.
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During that decade they and their fellow citizens in the capital shed the life of barricades and checkpoints for a peacetime routine where security became an afterthought.
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The day Democrats take charge in the House would be a good opportunity to stop manning imaginary barricades, and start building real bridges to the other America.
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Swarms of police officers descended on Leinefelde for the festival, erecting barricades around the site, a grassy, fenced-in sports field on the southern edge of town.
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It was easy to build barricades across narrow streets made—as the revolutionaries of "Les Misérables" do—with household furniture and goods, turning neighbourhoods into mini-fortresses.
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In St. Petersburg, Russia's second-largest city, protesters at one point began building barricades to block streets near the main thoroughfare, Nevsky Prospect, but were quickly arrested.
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If you get a spare moment during your coffee break on the barricades, however, take a moment to ask: Why exactly is the Democratic contest almost over?
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Seven years ago hundreds of its residents built barricades and threw bottles to stop bulldozers reaching the first of 600 illegally built houses due to be demolished.
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But compulsory voting means this movement is more gradual: a slow-motion accumulation of developments rather than the rapid agitation of an energized minority storming the barricades.
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None of that mattered: Against her and (so far) only her, Democrats went to the barricades, and even dragged a couple of wavering Republicans along with them.
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Train and barge traffic restarted after demonstrators lifted barricades and protests over disputed local elections subsided, said Frederic Bouzigues, managing director of Société Minière de Boke (SMB).
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On the other side of the barricades and beyond the flames of burning debris were lines of riot police, armed with batons, tear gas and rubber bullets.
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Protesters, some carrying bows and quivers of arrows, heaped chairs from classrooms as well as umbrellas onto footbridges, creating barricades to slow an anticipated rush by police.
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Standing nearby, an assortment of Virginia State Police troopers and Charlottesville police wearing protective gear watched silently from behind an array of metal barricades — and did nothing.
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The alternative Queer Liberation March in downtown Manhattan was designed to be a return to "a people's political march" without corporate sponsorship and police barricades, organizers said.
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Massive barricades were thrown up in Wanchai, the district where Mr Xi was billeted in a luxury hotel and the anniversary celebrations were held in a convention centre.
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Far from retreating, heavily armed riot squads converged on the downtown district of Admiralty, as protesters attempted to push barricades further towards the legislature and central government buildings.
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In the city of Nantes, police fired tear gas at protesters, while in Le Havre, dockworkers blocked the main roads into the city with barricades of burning tires.
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The district's main administrative officer, called the collector, supervised the sealing as the crowd whistled and cheered from behind police barricades placed 50 meters away from the entrance.
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Hundreds of people took to the streets of Dakar's downtown Plateau district, burning tires and setting up barricades before police dispersed crowds with tear gas and arrested dozens.
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Just how dramatic the actions would be remained unclear on Wednesday, with members from the state of Chiapas announcing they would be allowing fuel trucks through their barricades.
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But he condemned the rioting, in which demonstrators battled police, torched cars and set up burning barricades, introducing a darker element to a previously largely peaceful protest movement.
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The chaotic scenes unfolded outside a police station and a nearby shopping mall as officers in riot gear faced off with protesters who set up makeshift street barricades.
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Military police were sent to the border crossing and military engineers moved barricades as part of the enforcement, the U.S. Northern Command said in a statement on Sunday.
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There, hundreds of riot police blocked activists from advancing towards the building, which had been heavily fortified with barricades after it was surrounded and defaced a week earlier.
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The barricades were working harder than ever as fans reached out for a touch or a glimpse; it was, in many ways, like a Queen greeting her citizens.
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But Fire Chief Siddiqui said there had only been a slight delay for fire crews, less than an hour, due to barricades blocking the entrance to the hotel.
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Organizers, chastened by the premature celebrations that followed the House bill's initial stutter, exist in a state of constant alarm, bags packed for a return to the barricades.
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Traditionally a poorer, pro-government area, parts of western Caracas are now home to road barricades, graffiti reading "Maduro dictator!" and clashes between hooded youth and National Guards.
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Crews putting up flood barricades heard the man scream and a helicopter was sent to look for him, said James Keith, spokesman for the Bexar County Sheriff's Department.
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The march, organized by the Civil Human Rights Front, began as a peaceful protest but quickly descended into chaos as some protesters advanced past police barricades and stormed
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There, hundreds of riot police blocked activists from advancing toward the building, which had been heavily fortified with barricades after it was surrounded and defaced a week earlier.
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By late summer, there was little to show for the months of anger and bloodshed except graffiti and scorch marks on the roads where the barricades had been.
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Two hours before, Brendan McDermid, Shannon Stapleton and freelancer Eduardo Munoz staked out both entrances to the courthouse, which was ringed by barricades to control the expected crowd.
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Activists blocked streets and set fire to plastic barricades, the acrid smell mixing with the tear gas, and ripped at least two telephone booths out of the ground.
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Activists blocked streets and set fire to plastic barricades, the acrid smell mixing with the tear gas, and ripped at least two telephone booths out of the ground.
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On Monday, police in Kampala fired tear gas and military units were deployed to disperse demonstrators who set up bonfires and barricades in a second day of protests.
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Nine cement trucks' worth of concrete was used to patch the floor, and more than 6,000 feet of barricades were put in place to close off ruined areas.
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On a recent weekday, Maria Mammis, a regular visitor and Fifth Avenue shopper from Montreal, was walking by the barricades as quickly as she could in teetering stilettos.
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In addition to the truck barricades, 3,000 police officers were at the parade this year; there were bomb-sniffing dogs, counterterrorism squads patrolling on foot and helicopters overhead.
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Trump Tower will remain what resembles a police zone -- barricades and all -- even after June when Melania and Barron Trump pack up and move to the White House.
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Reuters television footage of Bamenda on Tuesday showed security forces scouring the streets for protesters, and several barricades and one avenue blocked by flames in the market area.
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This has forced and motivated the national DIY community to unite to help fight off a potential mass-closing by maneuvering through digital and physical barricades for solutions.
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The militants want autonomy for Kurds in Turkey's southeast, and had raised barricades, dug trenches and planted explosives to protect areas where they had aspired for self-rule.
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She barricades herself inside the women's toilets, and sends Fran a text message saying that she doesn't want to go on the trip: They should just break up.
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Backwater Bridge was the site of clashes between law enforcement and protesters and barricades were erected on it to keep protesters from reaching the site of the pipeline.
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I'm not saying that we should all volunteer to die on the barricades; I don't think it's going to come to that, although I wish I was sure.
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The Aachen police said that protesters had built barricades, some of which they set alight, and emptied the contents of their toilets from the treehouses onto officers below.
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In 2015, Mr. Scott pleaded guilty to charges of reckless conduct after he encouraged fans at Lollapalooza in Chicago to climb over security barricades and onto the stage.
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Tuesday saw several flashpoints, as protesters overran airport security, using luggage carts to set up barricades in front of security checkpoints and blocking passengers from accessing their flights.
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Tuesday saw several flashpoints, as protesters overran airport security, using luggage carts to set up barricades in front of security checkpoints, while blocking passengers from accessing their flights.
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Some pundits who see "Boys" as a sort of positive prophecy have said that they could imagine Emory later joining the barricades during the Stonewall uprising of 1969.
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Photos and video footage of the protests capture distressing images of fireworks directed at a building, fires lit, buildings and businesses vandalized, and barricades turned into battering rams.
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The sentence triggered days of protests in which masked demonstrators first blockaded Barcelona airport and then set dozens of fires and barricades in the centre of the city.
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Among the defining images of that shutdown were children locked out of parks and veterans protesting at barricades in front of the World War II Memorial in Washington.
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So there was Mr. Kemp on the sidewalk in front of Saks Fifth Avenue, tucked in between the ornament-decked windows and the metal barricades lining the street.
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Near the White House on 15th and G, a small group of people wearing "Make America Great Again" hats gathered behind tall metal barricades and layers of security.
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In February, Mr. Halbouni stirred controversy in that city with his sculpture "Monument," made from three upturned buses, like barricades in the war-torn Syrian city of Aleppo.
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On Monday police used tear gas and smoke grenades but struggled to disperse stone-throwing crowds who tore down metal barricades and torched vehicles and a petrol pump.
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While the number of protesters in demonstrations scattered across the capital was low, the security services were out in force, breaking up makeshift barricades and making some arrests.
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Police erected barricades along the oceanfront to deter car attacks like the one in Charlottesville which killed a woman when a suspected white nationalist drove into the crowd.
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Arthur Smarsch of the Police Department said after the meeting as he stood on 56th Street on Thursday, near Fifth Avenue where barricades blocked traffic from proceeding east.
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Viral footage shows the Pope signaling the driver to stop the vehicle as the girl, in a white shirt and pink pants, dashes through barricades to approach him.
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Local television pictures showed demonstrators setting up bonfires and barricades on the second day of protests on Kampala streets, and police and soldiers tried to remove the roadblocks.
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While anti-government protests have brought hundreds of thousands to the streets, Venezuelans are increasingly concerned about spates of nighttime looting and barricades popping up in many neighborhoods.
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In Baghdad, at least 11 protesters were wounded near the strategic Ahrar Bridge when security forces fired live ammunition and tear gas to prevent demonstrators from removing barricades.
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In the video ... you see the gunman barking at an employee to lock the doors, then he barricades the entrance with a donut display ... all while holding a handgun.
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The security sources said around 4,000 gendarmes and special force police officers had been involved in operations to clear barricades and ditches set up by militants in Yeni Mahalle.
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Police fired gunshots in parts of Caracas on Sunday night, according to Reuters witnesses, after residents set up burning barricades to demand a return of electricity and running water.
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Since Hollywood Boulevard was still blocked off with traffic cone barricades, I took the longer way home down Sunset as the In-N-Out rumbled uneasily in my stomach.
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Local media reported an arson attack on a church and the stoning of a farmers' house in Ercilla, as well as road barricades set up following the fatal shooting.
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They have steadily escalated in violence and destruction -- nearly every weekend, protesters clash with riot police on the streets, with tear gas fired and molotov cocktails setting barricades aflame.
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Officials had already started setting up metal barricades for the "San Francisco Freedom Rally" at Crissy Field in anticipation of counterprotesters and possible violence given the events in Charlottesville.
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Paramilitary police in riot gear and carrying assault rifles stood behind steel barricades and coils of razor wire in Srinagar's old quarter to deter any repeat of weekend protests.
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WASHINGTON TOURIST SIGHTS: In 2013, popular tourist sites such as the Smithsonian closed, with barricades going up at the Lincoln Memorial, the Library of Congress and the National Archives.
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Backwater Bridge was the site of multiple clashes between law enforcement and protesters and barricades were erected on it to keep protesters from reaching the site of the pipeline.
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Barricades have been installed on the city's Waterloo, Westminster and Lambeth bridges and obstructions are being put in place to bolster security at Christmas markets during the holiday season.
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Further north on route-12 toward Glen Ellen, where fires still threaten homes, businesses and vineyards, a police officer stood behind wooden barricades, making sure that no one passed.
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As hundreds of demonstrators fled in every direction, many took shelter in shopping malls and office buildings, scrambling over the makeshift barricades they had erected earlier in the day.
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Many people had set up makeshift barricades outside their neighborhoods to keep out potential troublemakers, and had armed themselves with sticks, shotguns and automatic rifles looted from government arsenals.
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But they have tarnished France's image with scenes of barricades and picket-line violence just as the eyes of Europe are on the host country of the Euro 2016.
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Protesters left burning barricades and clashed with security forces in the east and west of the city, while incidents were reported in other regions of the oil-producing nation.
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Some demonstrations -- including one on Sunday night -- have ended in aggression, with protesters using metal barricades to charge police, and police firing rounds of tear gas to disperse protesters.
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Authorities had been preparing for possible unrest after the announcement of the election result -- there was already heavy security and barbed-wire barricades in place in Jakarta on Tuesday.
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Read: The images Saudi Arabia doesn't want you to see In Awamiya, gunmen intensified their armed opposition, and the town was surrounded by Saudi police forces, checkpoints and barricades.
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There are arresting montages of Molotov cocktail-hurling protesters between frozen barricades and burning tires, doing battle against phalanxes of riot police armed with clubs, water cannons and Kalashnikovs.
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The FFC also ordered the removal of extra barricades that were built by protesters to protect the sit-in from attack and pressure the military to give up power.
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But in reality, most members have failed to take their quotas of refugees and nearly a dozen have built barricades to try to keep both migrants and refugees out.
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Hours before, protesters and a small group of supporters behind police barricades lined up across the street from Trump Tower and along the nearby blocks on Manhattan's Fifth Avenue.
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France's BFM television showed images of police firing tear gas to disperse the protesters, some hooded, who tried to block the road with metal barricades, dustbins and other debris.
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Instead of taking their place in its pews, they leaned against police barricades and gazed upon the historic building, which was gutted by a raging fire on Sunday night.
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The nation is seemingly at war with itself, vacating the center of dialogue and figuratively, at least, arming itself behind the barricades of deeply held but dramatically divergent beliefs.
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Dressed in a polo shirt and flanked by bodyguards twice his size, the lawyer spends his days coaxing power brokers to support the strike and his nights visiting barricades.
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Venezuela's President Nicolás Maduro announced a 30-day electricity ration plan as nationwide power cuts continued and protesters set up burning barricades near the presidential palace in Caracas Sunday.
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During the driving course, known as "crash and burn," they learn how to avoid obstacles at high speeds, how to behave at checkpoints, and how to smash through barricades.
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India is controlling people in Kashmir during its unprecedented lockdown by using barricades, armed police, and an elaborate maze of razor wire that changes configuration several times a day.
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In the road leading to Hong Kong Polytechnic University, police vehicles with water cannon advanced on barricades set up by protesters but pulled back when petrol bombs were thrown.
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" The youths at the barricades had been holding the locals hostage for months, he said: "If you weren't in agreement with them, they burned your house or threatened you.
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Foreign workers walk between safety barricades at the site of the pitch of the Al-Wakra Stadium that is under construction for the 2022 World Cup in Doha, Qatar.
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It said the help would include engineering for temporary barriers, barricades and fencing; fixed- and rotary-wing aviation support to move personnel; medical teams; temporary housing; and protective equipment.
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The Sur district has been under lockdown since December 2 as police and soldiers try to root out PKK militants who erected barricades and dug trenches in the neighborhood.
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Some decided to remain there for much of the night, corralled behind metal barricades and huddled under blankets on the cold concrete ground, maintaining pressure on the American government.
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Things look up once Vivi visits the barricades, where she meets Eva (Maja Lehrer), a tough number who helps keep the fortifications intact and the ravenous threat at bay.
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At night, the protesters stormed into the legislature, building barricades inside and spraying messages on the walls calling for protesters who had been arrested last month to be released.
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At least 600 people blocked off the main road leading to White Nile bridge, which connects Omdurman to Sudan's capital, and set up barricades as riot police looked on.
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The street confrontation began on Wednesday afternoon when a small number of protesters stormed police barricades outside the Legislative Council and hurled bricks, bottles and umbrellas at the officers.
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The report found that as bloody fighting broke out, the police did not immediately intervene but remained behind barricades, and that they had no training in handling civil unrest.
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Then there are less quantifiable tolls: Local businesses in 2017 said sales dropped by 40 percent as foot and car traffic ground to a halt behind barricades and checkpoints.
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" Battcock concluded that Warhol wasn't "manning the barricades yet," but that he had "some understanding as well as sympathy for the causes of protest and revolt in American society.
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It is hard to walk past the barricades today without remembering America's innocence, and even harder to explain to our children the glasnost we took for granted back then.
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Small groups wearing black clothing associated with the "black bloc" anarchist movement formed barricades, set fire to bins and bicycles, and threw paint over the front of a bank.
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Police deployed a water cannon at two locations against the crowd, sending them fleeing down side roads and flattening makeshift barricades that protesters had set up to slow authorities.
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It shows attendees walking through a flood – Moreno&aposs open-toed shoes are completely covered by dirty floodwater, while emergency workers can be seen trying to corral floating barricades.
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"The situation as it currently stands is unacceptable and untenable ... the barricades need to come down now," he said in remarks that represented a notable hardening in his tone.
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In Hong Kong, the reinforcement includes equipment tailor-made for quelling urban violence with non-lethal force including water cannon vehicles and trucks used to lay barbed-wire barricades.
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In the past, first-term presidents have suffered grievous losses in midterm elections, when their party's voters have stayed home while the opposition party has marched to the barricades.
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The same day, protesters descended once again on the Angel of Independence, crocheting pink and purple hearts, and painting the barricades around the statue to protest femicide across Mexico.
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"Criticizing Trump's wall, but establishing barricades against refugees from Libya at the same time, is hypocritical," Sven Giegold, a German lawmaker at the European Parliament, said in a statement.
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WASHINGTON TOURIST SIGHTS: In 1403, popular tourist sites such as the Smithsonian closed, with barricades going up at the Lincoln Memorial, the Library of Congress and the National Archives.
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At the barricades, he ran into Kolomoisky, who, with his soft face, bushy gray beard, and black leather jacket, looked like a cross between an elf and a mafioso.
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If the government shuts down, a trio of GOP lawmakers pledge that monuments on the National Mall will stay open and without barricades — unlike the shutdown in 2013. Reps.
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Opposition demonstrators said urgency was increasing as they set up barricades along main roads in the capital, Caracas, pelted by sheets of rain and teargas canisters fired by police.
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Khobragade was strip-searched after her arrest, and the government of India demanded an apology and removed the security barricades in front of the U.S. Embassy in New Delhi.
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As I waded through waist-high bunch grass, clambering over caked barricades of branches and mud, I was struck by the abundance of wilderness uncovered by a river's ebb.
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Nguyen was "gathering and causing trouble" in Ho Chi Minh City and was filmed on camera urging others to climb over barricades, the state-run Vietnam News Agency reported.
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Broadcast vehicles are parked everywhere, police officers are securing pieces of evidence and calmly asking journalists to keep away from restricted areas, and onlookers have gathered near the barricades.
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Guerrillas sometimes head to a highway running alongside the city, hijack trucks, and move them to neighborhoods to use as barricades, giving away whatever they were transporting to civilians.
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The C.D.C. continues to function, of course, but caretaker directors overseen by a chaotic White House lack the political backing they need to charge up barricades waving a saber.
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Video hyping the festival he posted on Twitter and later deleted includes footage of the main stage, which had walk-up stairs and lacked barricades or an exit for EMS.
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Ensemble numbers forming barricades to song or not, the latest Les Mis adaptation still has all the ingredients of an epic: A cast that's more crowded than a soap opera's.
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Explaining the obstacles that led to the delay, Barazi said earth berms and concrete barricades need to be removed from the route to ensure the rebels reach their final destination.
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Security tightened Police in the capital Brasilia have already installed barricades near the centrally located government building, and designated specific areas for the gatherings to avoid confrontations between the protesters.
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Godzilla's islands bring to mind other deeply political monster movies like George Romero's 1975 Night of the Living Dead, which also deals very explicitly with barricades, contagion, and island hideaways.
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On Saturday they included Manel, a 20 year-old student with his face obscured by a cloth who said he was among those who lit barricades during last week's unrest.
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The JuD activists, chanting "annihilation of India", tried to approach the LoC but were kept well back by steel barricades erected by Pakistani security forces in the village of Chakothi.
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As Zhicheng barricades itself from the outside world, he has watched with the bewilderment of an outsider, even if he shares his neighbors' dry sense of humor about the situation.
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Yet since the beginning of June, he has been building barricades and throwing bricks at police, risking his own liberty to fight, as he sees it, for the city's freedoms.
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Aside from absorbing the blast from a potential bomb, the trucks are also meant to serve as barricades to protect revelers from attacks where terrorists drive trucks into crowded areas.
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The mostly young activists in hard hats, gas masks and body armour dug in, dismantling street signs and fences which they used to form makeshift barricades to slow police advances.
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Activists from Democracy Spring had earlier this week attempted to block a convention entrance and had deliberately climbed over barricades toward the arena and into the arms of waiting officers.
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"It's never a shame to storm the barricades set up around a fascist," tweeted Vox editor Emmett Rensin on Thursday, a statement that resulted in his suspension from the website.
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Instead of burning tyres and mounting barricades, young people wrap themselves in Armenian flags, dance in the streets and block the roads by playing volleyball or simply sitting on carpets.
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Pride today asks us to promote the acceptance of queerness behind police barricades and under corporate slogans, including that popular trio of words—"Love is Love"—that ultimately mean nothing.
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Earlier this week, U.S. officials briefly closed the main border crossing in Tijuana, putting up concrete barricades and razor wire after reports that migrants could try to rush the crossing.
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The buses queued at a crossing point before moving into the enclave along a road on the former front lines that had been cleared of barricades, debris and unexploded ordnance.
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Considering that the black woman was across the street from demonstrators, and that counterprotesters were separated by barricades, lawyers could argue that it's unlikely their words would trigger immediate violence.
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The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department this week surrounded the courthouse and police headquarters with barricades in anticipation of protests, should Stockley be acquitted.
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They were exiting a parking lot, gaping as shell-shocked pedestrians meandered through the crowd and people ran by with bodies in wheelbarrows and on police barricades repurposed as gurneys.
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The council head also said that the TMC has decided to remove all barricades in central Khartoum placed by protesters beyond a designated sit-in zone outside the Defence Ministry.
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The mostly young activists in hard hats, gas masks and body armor dug in, dismantling street signs and fences which they used to form makeshift barricades to slow police advances.
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They built barricades out of tires, cardboard boxes, furniture, and torn-down road signs, and sometimes beat on pots and pans—a local form of protest known as the cacerolazo .
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