Bastion: McCree can own Bastion up close, but he has to get there first.
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The math is super simple: If Bastion can see you, Bastion can kill you. Well.
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Bastion: No one in Overwatch can take down a tank quite as fast as Bastion can.
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Bastion: Bastion can't shred Zarya's protective barrier the way he can Winston's bubble, but that's okay.
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Irritated Game of Thrones fans have taken to that bastion the bastion of fan annoyance (no, not that one) Change.
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Bastion [Console only] Bastion now takes 20 percent less damage while in Configuration: Sentry or Tank, down from 35 percent.
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AI-controlled Bastion isn't quite as deadly as PvP Bastion, but you'll still want to bring them down as quickly as you can.
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Winston is especially weak to Bastion because he's a front lines hero whose chief defensive tool — the bubble shield — crumbles after a second or two of sustained Bastion fire.
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OsirisX's video shows the PS4 running the Linux version of Bastion on Steam, and Bastion (which you could once play in your Chrome browser) is hardly a technically demanding game.
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Price: Free Bastion is an action role-playing game that sends players out into a post-apocalyptic fantasy world to collect shards of rock to power a structure known as the Bastion.
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"I'm the last bastion of DJ culture," Elba told E!
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Polaroid isn't meant to be a bastion of image quality.
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"You can have Bastion transforming in the air," Goodman said.
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Defeat there would cost them their last major urban bastion.
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The structure is the bastion of Black Mariah's political power.
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Falluja has long been a bastion of Iraq's Sunni Arabs.
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No easy task when Bastion is in his turret form.
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Why yes, it is a bastion of gloriously esoteric nerdery.
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It is not a bastion of liberal or populist economists.
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It's not typically a bastion of experimental or challenging art.
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Politically, Virginia has increasingly become a bastion for the establishment.
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Once a Democratic bastion, the county now votes heavily Republican.
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England was always the last bastion of cynicism about Ibrahimovic.
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Tripoli is the bastion of conservative Sunni power in Lebanon.
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The bicycle industry has hardly been a bastion of health.
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The Knights of Malta is a bastion of Catholic tradition.
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But even in that male bastion, change has been coming.
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It may be the last bastion of accepted 453s behavior.
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Bastion transforms into a mobile tank that fires high-damage shells.
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The country's role as a liberal bastion seems safe, for now.
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Bastion will still be the trolly turretbot you've come to love.
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"It used to be a bastion of Republican strength," Mannix said.
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Of course, CES has never been a bastion of gender equality.
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Uber the "disruptor", Uber, the bastion of the neu-tech bro.
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Yet one is a bastion of Europhilia, the other of Euroscepticism.
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Executives who broke from tech's bastion of opposition faced immense scrutiny.
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Yes, Massachusetts is known as a liberal bastion of the country.
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Waukee, Iowa (CNN)Iowa isn't known as a bastion of diversity.
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Oxford, that bastion of Englishness, Hall ran with the foreign students
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Northern rural counties have tried to carve-out a conservative bastion.
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And Watkins believes that 8chan is a bastion for free speech.
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Or did hipsters migrate here from some other bastion of cool?
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A Bastion of Free Speech or an Alt-Right Echo Chamber?
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It is the only big rebel bastion left near the capital.
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Public-sector unions have been the last bastion of worker strength.
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Three Hills, Alberta isn't exactly a bastion of forward-thinking radicalism.
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In that context, Racing stands out as a bastion of innovation.
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Two: Isn't Twitter supposed to be a bastion of free speech?
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How has it remained such a bastion of the Good Internet?
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"Bolivia is no longer a bastion of Evo Morales," she says.
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We also were tweaking Bastion to be a counter toward tanks.
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Neopets was a beloved online bastion of the early and mid-aughts.
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Self-Repair: Bastion uses a welding torch-style arm to heal damage.
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The recession in 2008 hit Wilkes-Barre — long a Democratic bastion — hard.
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Lauer often presented himself as a bastion of progressive ideals on camera.
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There's nothing about faith that necessarily makes it a bastion of conservatives.
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Evil versions of Bastion and Orisa also pop up at various points.
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But first, here are the changes Bastion received in patch 1.8 Tuesday.
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All photos by The1point8 Ah Coachella, you glorious bastion of #underbutt, you.
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But the country is still far from a bastion of religious freedom.
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As for Sombra herself, she's extra deadly against Reinhardt, Bastion, and Widowmaker.
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Sanders transformed Burlington into a bastion of progressivism and left-wing activism.
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The rule of law is the bastion, the stronghold, of our freedoms.
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As universities go, Arizona State hardly appears to be a liberal bastion.
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Pseudoscience is the last bastion of a religious order clinging to power.
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The counter-culture bastion of the PNW is now a community divided.
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America will always be the proud, strong and unyielding bastion of freedom.
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We got extracted back to Bastion [a British Army airbase in Afghanistan].
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Yet Kotlikoff is quite unlike other liberals in that urban Democratic bastion.
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Fox News, in particular, has been a bastion for Soros conspiracy theories.
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But the anti-vaccination movement is not, alas, a bastion of rationality.
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Its new division is touted as a bastion of tolerance and inclusiveness.
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If you're still finding the new Bastion too frustrating, rest-assured that chatter from the pros suggests Bastion will likely be nerfed in the near future, or other heroes may receive some small buffs to be better counters.
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They're not exactly a bastion of liberal thinking in terms of law enforcement.
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In Asia, Taiwan has long stood out as a bastion of gay rights.
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Will the smartphone be the last bastion of the jingle-filled autoplay ad?
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One major — and perhaps, last — bastion of fiscal discipline is the European Commission.
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If you despise Bastion, the key change here is the Sentry Mode tweak.
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Yet, New York City has hardly been a bastion for the cybersecurity industry.
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Its president, Jacob Zuma, attempted to subvert the Treasury, a bastion of orthodoxy.
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This seems to have made families into a sort of bastion against homosexuality.
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Locally, the LAD is seen as a bastion against Islamic extremism and Iran.
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It's also a bastion of history and symbolism, including for the United States.
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Right. Creativity feels like something that is going to be the last bastion.
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From its inception, Taiwan has been an unwavering bastion of Western-style democracy.
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Their bastion of democracy was nothing more than a kingdom of the shipwrecked.
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I've always viewed Columbia as a bastion of journalism excellence and ethical practices.
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Family offices, a bastion of dynastic wealth, aren't exactly known for their transparency.
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But Congress is still a democratic bastion and the best recourse we have.
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Compared to many European neighbours, Denmark is a bastion of free-market thinking.
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Harvard College, once a bastion of elitism, is trying to promote more inclusion.
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Neither Alexis nor I created reddit to be a bastion of free speech.
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His temple is also seen an intellectual bastion with highly educated young monks.
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Mr. Trump often criticizes Chicago, a Democratic bastion, for its high crime rates.
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Grinnell is both progressive bastion and gun town, a place urbane and rural.
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"It's kind of the last bastion of the good commute," Ms. Clayton said.
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No bastion of white, working-class Democratic strength was immune to the trend.
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In Virginia, a Republican bastion for many years, Trump was the big loser.
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But today, some view UC Berkeley as a bastion of reactionary political correctness.
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The Iraqi army is currently attacking the Islamic State bastion of Falluja near Baghdad.
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Over the last decades, Istanbul has consolidated itself as a bastion of contemporary art.
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Labour suffered the ignominy of losing overall control of Glasgow, its decades-old bastion.
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There's an unspoken rule in Overwatch: Bastion always gets "Play of the Game" honors.
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It's the last bastion of a trading system that evokes memories of Victorian London.
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In other words, fashion is a bastion for tolerance, and fashion is also exclusionary.
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The chef of Nashville's Bastion Restaurant shares his spin on the classic southern dessert.
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Falluja is Islamic State's second-largest bastion in Iraq and closest outpost to Baghdad.
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The Department of Justice may have been a liberal bastion under Holder and Lynch.
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The cheap places have all left the beach, and this is the last bastion.
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IRAN'S holiest city, and also its second-largest, has long been a conservative bastion.
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There was a rocket attack in Kandahar on the way to Camp Bastion [Afghanistan].
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Hawija, east of Shirqat, is the other remaining Islamic State bastion south of Mosul.
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Trip Pittman in coastal Baldwin County (a Republican bastion) he might have a chance.
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This was the last bastion of my old life — and it had to go.
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Startup Battlefield is TechCrunch's premier startup competition and bastion of media and investor attention.
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The area is a bastion of Iranian-backed militias led by Lebanon's Hezbollah group.
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Derna has a history of Islamism and was an early bastion for Islamic State.
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For this and many other reasons, Bastion has the biggest heart of the year.
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But what about once you get to the Danish bastion of all food Nordic?
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One civic-minded citizen made the bold move of confronting our bastion of breadsticks.
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Latin America and the Caribbean have been an important bastion of support for Taiwan.
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It will be a seawall, an 2150-mile-long bastion of steel and concrete.
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Such attitudes contradict our values and make us look like a bastion of intolerance.
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The bills Mr. Duda vetoed assailed the last independent bastion of democracy, the courts.
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On that day, the liberal bastion of California is by far the biggest prize.
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A giant backhoe was slicing up some of Hotevilla, the bastion of traditional Hopi.
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The affair hardened perceptions among political appointees that the department was a Democratic bastion.
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The once Italian, Irish and German enclave is now a bastion for Chinese immigrants.
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We used to tease that Bastion had the "ultimate of the week"... He had grenades, he had a remote mine, he could shoot through walls... yes BASTION COULD SHOOT THROUGH WALLS... he had an artillery volley... we just never could get it right.
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If possible, Bastion should try to coordinate with the team's Reinhardt (if there is one).
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Could you imagine if, on top of everything else, Bastion could kill you through walls?
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"Africa will most likely remain as the last bastion of internal combustion engines," Parker said.
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The bastion of brush-wielding, predominantly male artists in Delhi didn't consider her an artist.
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But in Münster, a bastion of German Catholicism, a somewhat different female voice was raised.
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Consider Bastion a necessity for any difficulty higher than "Normal," the lowest of the four.
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Colorado Springs, Colorado (CNN)Two scenes of wealth unfolded in this Republican bastion this weekend.
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It's not exactly a bastion of individuality or fear for one's safety, unless you're ginger.
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This bastion of European stability looks set for a long struggle to form a government.
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Olivia & Diggy: Mainly pulling here for Diggy, the last bastion of enjoyable Bachelor Twitter. 2.
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Genji: There's no one better at shutting down Bastion than the cyborg ninja of Overwatch.
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MAIDSTONE, KENT'S county town, was a bastion of resistance during the Peasants' Revolt of 1381.
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Lebanon is widely seen as a relative bastion of free speech in the Middle East.
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Even late night, usually a reliable bastion for the major networks, took a small hit.
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Even in the supposedly liberal bastion of Manhattan, Torsiello said his clients are feeling trapped.
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One would expect an assumed bastion of progressive ideals like San Francisco to do better.
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This isometric hack-and-slash comes from Supergiant Games, the team behind Bastion and Transistor.
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Bastion, a peacekeeping robot, is apparently the last of his kind following the Omnic Crisis.
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Both relate to Philadelphia's proud history as a basketball bastion, dating to the pre-N.
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Since 2016 it has been depicted as the nation's one true bastion of Trump support.
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Laurie and Karen retreat to the mother's bastion, while Allyson runs alone through the town.
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West Virginia was still considered a Democratic bastion and remained so through the 1996 election.
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"The Internet started as a bastion for free expression," she wrote in the Washington Post .
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Don't get me wrong: Blade Runner 20493 is far from a bastion of feminist cinema.
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This is not a problem for the pros who usually shut down Bastion nonsense swiftly.
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The Bay Area has long been a bastion of support for strong net neutrality rules.
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While no stranger to corruption, New York was once a bastion of visionary progressive legislation.
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Pinterest, by Mr. Silbermann's design, is the opposite: the web's last bastion of quaint innocence.
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It's a bastion of oral tradition, passed down in backstage jam sessions and music camps.
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The white church largely remains a bastion of indifference to the plight of black people.
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At Camp Bastion, American Special Operations troops helped rally the Afghan military into a defense.
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His political rise is rooted in Louisville, the state's largest city and a Democratic bastion.
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Recently, in New Orleans, I met the founder of a community of vets called Bastion.
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Today, Little Haiti, which became a bastion of the Haitian community, is becoming rapidly gentrified.
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Late-night TV has been a bastion of outrage long before President Trump took office.
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Five students described what it's like to be conservative in a bastion of American liberalism.
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This walled and picturesque city is, quite literally, the last bastion of Catalan in Italy.
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His temple has also been viewed as an intellectual bastion with highly educated young monks.
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Without the conservative bastion, California democrats would have run roughshod over its population long ago.
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But one region has remained a bastion of rebel support: the northwestern province of Idlib.
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China has been restricting the web forever, and Russia is no bastion of free speech.
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The offensive for Ghouta, the last big rebel bastion near Damascus, began in mid-February.
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REAGAN: Do whatever needs to be done to preserve this last and greatest bastion of freedom.
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In Sentry mode, Bastion is immobilized as a powerful Gatling gun-style turret replaces its head.
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Private markets have become the bastion of more long-term thinking due to their structural characteristics.
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France, once seen as the bastion of free will and equality, is an increasingly polarized society.
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Neither has provided the capability or bastion that extremists would need to strike the United States.
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Thousands of regime troops are massing at the gates of Idlib province, the rebels' last bastion.
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The area is a bastion of Iranian-backed militias including Hezbollah, according to Western intelligence sources.
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Which would make his foil on the Bucks, Giannis Antetokounmpo, the last bastion of hoops mythology.
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In this climate, Ernst's works feel like a bastion of imagination against false forms of consciousness.
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American-backed Kurdish forces began an attack on the last bastion of Islamic State in Syria.
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Widowmaker/Hanzo: Bastion can deal with threats at range but it's no match for a sniper.
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CIUDAD MIRANDA, Venezuela — Twenty thousand people live in this concrete bastion built by President Hugo Chávez.
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The purpose of these changes was to make Bastion more versatile, which is exactly what happened.
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Idlib is the last remaining bastion of anti-government rebels after eight years of civil war.
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Ithink we benefit hugely from Germany being that bastion of strength within theEurozone and frankly Europe.
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Sessions immediately set to work breaking down that bastion once he arrived at the Justice Department.
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Scenes from the caliphate Raqqa, the last bastion of ISIS within Syria, was seized in 2014.
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There were calls for investigation into the team as a bastion of Jim Crowism were heard.
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Soccer, for its global ubiquity, has long been a bastion of hatred, violence, and outmoded thinking.
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Turkey, a bastion of stability, is being sucked into the Middle East's ever-expanding war zone.
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Mosul, which ISIS has held since 2014, is the terrorist group's last urban bastion in Iraq.
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Grenade blasts from drug-gang battles echo through Leblon, the seaside bastion of the city's elite.
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On the other side of the Atlantic, Western Europe is a bastion of anti-Israel sentiments.
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Even the Obama administration, not exactly a bastion of conservative thinking, has criticized this unsafe policy.
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This strong support reflects western Ukraine's status as bastion of Ukrainian nationalism and anti-Russian fervor.
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In comparison, the United States may be a bastion of stability, and the dollar could rise.
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But the Charles Koch Institute — hardly a Democratic bastion — released similar results in its own poll.
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Bastion of freedom, Texas, wants to know how to make those adorable little football shaped cupcakes.
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"All the terrorists have left Douma city, their last bastion in eastern Ghouta," the statement said.
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Ready Penny Inn, on the other hand, is an Irish tavern, a bastion of Jackson Heights.
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Currently, Orator is signed to the Singaporean bastion of all things unabashedly old school, Pulverised Records.
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On Garstin Bastion Road, the gritty details of India's sex-slavery crisis is on full display.
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Many view it as the last bastion of national consensus in a diverse and fractious society.
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It is not as though the city has been a bastion of tough-on-crime policies.
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But it is also a bastion of traditional Catholic values, with a fast-growing evangelical community.
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A bastion of social democracy, the country refused to deal with the realities of mass immigration.
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Exhaustive coverage of this specific outbreak has illuminated what a bastion of disease cruises can be.
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Cheerleaders dance, mascots cavort around on the field and the stadium is a bastion of revelry.
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They're the last bastion protecting us against tyranny, and I just hope they take that seriously.
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The Federal Reserve may be the last bastion of our government not infected with partisan politics.
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In 583, the University of Kentucky remained a primarily white bastion, refusing admission to undergraduate blacks.
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The white neighborhood that borders Val-Fourré has turned into a bastion of National Front supporters.
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If Trump does try to fire Mueller, Congress is likely the last bastion against his dismissal.
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Destiny 20203 Hades is the latest game from Supergiant, the developer of Bastion, Transistor, and Pyre.
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"Sarajevo was the last bastion of Ladino and Sephardic culture," the Jewish historian Eli Tauber said.
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In neighboring Iraq, government troops also fought for territory in an Islamic State bastion near Baghdad.
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It has deployed advanced Bastion missile systems on the peninsula that can destroy practically any target.
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It served as a military bastion of the U.S. for the most of the 20th century.
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Idlib is the last remaining bastion for anti-government rebels after eight years of civil war.
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In a future where cars drive themselves, BMW sees two-wheeled transport as a bastion of emotion.
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If you're using Bastion right then you're only using Recon to get into position or make getaways.
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This week we grappled with the question of why Baltimore has become a bastion of surveillance tech.
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Critics dismissed it as another attempt at social engineering from Silicon Valley, no bastion of female-friendliness.
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The once staunchly conservative state has become associated with the bastion of socialism in the modern age.
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And since tanks are inherently large-bodied heroes, a wider spread for Bastion won't really protect them.
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Valencia was the last bastion of the doomed Republic during the Spanish civil war of 1936-39.
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New passive ability Ironclad makes Bastion take 35 percent less damage while in Sentry or Tank configurations.
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But lurking below the shining feminist bastion of fists and charm lurks a very, very big problem.
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I'd arrived in Saint-Pierre and Miquelon, the last bastion of France's once vast North American empire.
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Bastion will be available on September 13th, while its follow-up Transistor is coming sometime in November.
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Although the Ashes remains Test cricket's last bastion, some innovation will be evident in the coming series.
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Doesn't mean I want probabilistic Bayesian optimizations commandeering my inbox, my last bastion for unprocessed human communication.
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Last year's Overwatch short starring Bastion won a Webby award for Best Writing in Film and Video.
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It's often recognized as a bastion of the alt-right, the main faction boosting Trump's candidacy online.
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I'm in a permanent state of recovery....I'm not trying to be a bastion of body positivity.
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But just as important is the fact that sports remains the last bastion of DVR-proof programming.
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With the left largely out of power, prosecutors will be the last bastion of liberal, governmental activism.
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Bruno Barreiro is the Miami-Dade county commissioner for Little Havana, a bastion of anti-Castro fervour.
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The upheaval comes as Arizona, long a Republican bastion, emerges as a swing state in presidential elections.
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The move could push the country, a bastion of the South American left, farther to the right.
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At the same time, Fico positioned the country as a pro-European bastion in a eurosceptic region.
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Shi'ite Muslim power Iran and Saudi Arabia, bastion of Sunni Islam, are longstanding religious and political rivals.
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In many ways, the company is the last bastion of what was once known as Germany Inc.
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The area is a bastion of Iranian-backed militias including Hezbollah group, according to Western intelligence sources.
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There's now a wealth of reporting painting the private school as a bastion of heedless male entitlement.
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Missouri is hardly a bastion of liberalism — President Trump won it by nearly 403 points in 2016.
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That might not sound unusual for a Wednesday night in the progressive bastion of New York City.
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The region has become a bastion of support for the right-wing populist Alternative for Germany party.
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The series was even originally developed for CBS, bastion of TV traditionalism, before landing at TV Land.
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As globalization has shuttered factories and decimated entire industries, federal employment has been a bastion of stability.
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And despite the number of registered Democrats, the district in southern Brooklyn is no bastion of progressivism.
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His victory gives Democrats control of all four House seats in Orange County, once a conservative bastion.
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They turned it into a bastion of matzo brei, borscht and corned beef, served in generous portions.
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I've got pictures of when I was brought straight into Bastion hospital, straight into the operating theater.
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In bidding to host such events Chile portrays itself as a bastion of stability in South America.
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All five House switchers hailed from the South, which long had been a bastion of Democratic politics.
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But while WikiLeaks casts itself as a bastion of transparency, the shadowy organization has its own agenda.
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DeSoto County has long been a GOP bastion, and, in good news for Republicans, it still is.
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It is an open secret in Washington that politics is the last bastion of rampant racial profiling.
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Here's an example of pro Overwatch player Brandon "Seagull" Larned putting Bastion in a spot where he forces enemies to get into a close range while effectively using Self-Repair: Enjoy your reign of terror as a Bastion main, at least until he gets nerfed in the next patch.
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Famed bastion of post-truth in a world that has finally come around to its way of thinking!
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Britain has long been the bastion of the adequate public toilet, a phenomenon pretty much unknown to Americans.
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ESG investing — long the bastion of faith-based and civic activists — has surged in popularity in recent years.
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Ince&aposs rally in the coastal city of Izmir, a bastion of secularism, drew hundreds of thousands Thursday.
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Or Bastion, an anthropomorphic machine gun who's friends with a tiny delicate bird that he gently cares for.
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There are lounge singers and magicians and comics and singing comic magicians, like the last bastion of vaudeville.
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Bob Hearn: Go was the last bastion of human superiority at what's historically been viewed as quintessentially intellectual.
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The Confederation of British Industry, hardly a bastion of socialism, hailed the policy as a "real-world solution".
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"Live was the last bastion of TV," said Jason Stein, CEO of Wasserman's social media firm Laundry Service.
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For this bastion of individuality did not settle for a simple clown mask, or some light face paint.
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Shi'ite Muslim power Iran and Saudi Arabia, bastion of Sunni Islam, are longstanding religious and political arch rivals.
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Using Blink, she can quickly close the distance or zip behind an opposing Bastion and finish it off.
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Berkeley, known for decades as a bastion of free speech, has seen protests turn violent in recent months.
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The above battle against Soldier:76 is just about the maximum distance that Bastion can be really effective.
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Like Transistor and Bastion, Pyre seems to have a very distinct vibe, blending elements of fantasy and Westerns.
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It's a bit chaotic, so I try to be a bastion of organization and calm for my clients.
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Hacking a Bastion doesn't just freeze his abilities; it also takes him out of his pesky turret configuration.
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In an age when pubs, too, are struggling to stay open, they are a bastion against social atomisation.
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The police, once a bastion of support for Mugabe, have showed no signs of resistance to the army.
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The WFP had little to show for its compromise, while its reputation as a liberal bastion was damaged.
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Those seats represent the last bastion of GOP power in a state where no Republican holds statewide office.
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We visited Wigan, England, a bastion of working-class, pro-Labour Party residents who overwhelmingly voted to leave.
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Once the bastion of liberty, France has now become one of the greatest international threats to free speech.
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If Vince is virtuous, then Frankie, with his gambling debts and libertine reputation, is a bastion of vice.
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Jesse Farrar: It's a mythical idea to begin with, that colleges are a bastion of left-wing thought.
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Some view Assange and WikiLeaks as a bastion of transparency and an ultimate example of forcing government accountability.
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Hoboken Terminal carried on, a bastion of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad (later the Erie Lackawanna Railway).
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Meanwhile, Mr. Trump ventured to California, the blue bastion of liberal resistance, with a combative message on immigration.
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Now Barcelona is Spain's most powerful economic engine, a bastion of manufacturing, trade, winemaking, fashion and the arts.
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The 212 Barney Greengrass on New York's Upper West Side is a century-old bastion of Jewish culture.
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"This is a bastion of their power," Mr. Hadhazy said in an interview before entering the broadcasting headquarters.
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The military is known for being a bastion of sexism, but I had a worse experience at Amazon.
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The foreign ministry, once a bastion of Egypt's proud diplomatic tradition, is viewed as a much reduced force.
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It does, however, seem deeply ingrained in its national identity as a small but spirited bastion of democracy.
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"So we can't now allow it to kick us out of our last bastion, which is our city."
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The other Trudeau is one very different from the pristine bastion of justice he presents himself to be.
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"America was supposed to be the last bastion of bring me your tired, huddled masses," he went on.
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Not here In an election year full of disgust and disenchantment, Minnesota remains a bastion of civic engagement.
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Gandhi entered politics less than two decades ago, standing for a district that has been a family bastion.
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Mr. Duterte stressed that the country was Asia's bastion of Roman Catholicism, which steadfastly opposes same-sex marriage.
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But science is the last bastion, when you have minimized the authority of science, there is nothing else.
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Fisherman's Bastion, Budapest, Hungary You can follow along with her adventures at Where in the World is Nina?
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Reinhardt's shield allows you to throw out many of the common Bastion rules since it offers so much protection.
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" They then made their way through the once wild western front with military operations until reaching the "final bastion.
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Currently, Bastion needs to stop moving to use self-repair and the process is interrupted by any damage taken.
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For many seasons of Game of Thrones, the Night King mostly came across as a bastion of pure death.
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As Reinhardt, you're a giant shield moving through the world; as Bastion, you're a powerful (but stationary) machine gun.
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Just a decade ago, during the global financial crisis, Indian lenders were held up as a bastion of stability.
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In Masaya, a bastion of support for Mr. Ortega's Sandinista movement, government supporters attacked protesters with sticks, Reuters reported.
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Since flankers are usually an immediate death sentence in the game's current meta, this change should please Bastion fans.
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Most escaped deeper into the rebel bastion and towards the border, while about 30,000 have fled into government territory.
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On Monday, he seized on the city's crime rate to paint it as a bastion of violence and lawlessness.
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The deadly drone explosion happened about 30 kilometers (18 miles) north of Mosul, ISIS' most important bastion in Iraq.
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Failure to do so could precipitate a Syrian offensive in Idlib, the last bastion of the anti-Assad opposition.
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One of the toughest teams I went up against was an Orisa, a Bastion, a Mercy, and a Symmetra.
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Oddly enough, the museum falters as a bastion of the male hegemony still apparent in the larger art world.
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Activate it just as sentry-Bastion starts firing and watch as it blasts itself apart with its own bullets.
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It was a bastion of support for Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, the populist Peronist president from 2007 to 2015.
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But Andy Grove's system was my bastion in a storm, a source of clarity in every meeting I led.
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Not only is Reddit blocked in China, but the platform is known as a bastion for free, unedited speech.
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They also voted to preserve America as a bastion of tolerance of different faiths and equal justice under law.
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It was supposed to be a bastion of innovation, but the experiments he saw performed at NASA were underwhelming.
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"Racism against Roma is the last bastion of acceptable racism," said the 21-year-old actress, singer and songwriter.
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He's signed to Brooklyn independent Mixpak, a modern dancehall bastion that holds Vybz Kartel and Popcaan on its roster.
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PiS politicians refer to the court as a bastion of the previous Civic Platform government that must be subdued.
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The D.C. market isn't a bastion of competition: There are only two sellers, BlueCross/Blue Shield's CareFirst and Kaiser.
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It's also an anticipated release from developer Supergiant Games, which previously created the critically acclaimed games Bastion and Transistor.
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Grimes, I felt totally betrayed—in my mind, she's a bastion of smart feminism, one of the good ones.
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Despite being one of the premier events in tech, WWDC isn't traditionally known for being a bastion of diversity.
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We see a brief and violent glimpse of this war when Bastion analyzes the memory bank of destroyed comrade.
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In November, Russian media reported that Bastion and Bal anti-ship missile systems were in operation on the islands.
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Universities are meant to be a bastion of free speech, where students engage in unfettered free expression on campus.
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This automatic distrust of the press, long a bastion of conservative thought, took on a darker tone this year.
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On the block, she is a bastion of offensive aggressiveness who can also connect from the elbow and beyond.
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Check out video of the moment below: Bastion is a running joke at this point — and is uniquely hated.
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WikiLeaks, an online bastion of government leaks, sent out a tweet early Friday decrying a bit of leaked information.
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What took so long for Oakland — long a bastion of art and creativity — to become a filmmaking hot spot?
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Long viewed as a bastion of liberalism, the organization was accused of sweeping sexual harassment allegations under the rug.
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In his first visit as president to California, the blue bastion of liberal resistance, Mr. Trump unloaded on Gov.
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It has always been regarded among state right-to-life groups as a real bastion of opposition to abortion.
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Now, no one expects Arizona, the birthplace of the Goldwater Republican, to be a liberal bastion in two years.
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So it makes sense, then, that the Boston area's new bastion for the gelatinized treat is a Japanese restaurant.
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If his team could outscore Barcelona, that bastion of style and panache, then how could it possibly be unappealing?
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But not so long ago, Bavaria, the Catholic conservative bastion of western Germany, also seemed impenetrable to the Greens.
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Generations of citizens have spent their entire lives in a bastion of economic freedom with relatively open political discourse.
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The idea of Ireland as the last bastion of a stable Catholic society has been a myth for decades.
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James may not have had a singular moment like that, but he was a bastion of versatility and durability.
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Lebanon is the last bastion of Christianity in the Middle East, where Christians feel safe and have equal rights.
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There's no shortage of gadgets at CES ready to invade the last bastion of privacy at home: the bathroom.
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"As we've said previously, Julian Assange is not exactly a bastion of truth and integrity," the C.I.A. statement said.
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At Camp Bastion, in 2010, "we had a thousand and seventeen major trauma cases in six weeks," he recalled.
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Liberalism is dominant only in the Northeast, which is always the last bastion of a dying order of privilege.
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Coding has come to be seen, in purely economic terms, as a bastion of well-paying and engaging work.
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But she was contending with a South Brooklyn of the 1940s that had become a bastion for organized crime.
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Jihadists are trying to tighten their grip on power in Raqqa as US-backed forces near ISIS' Syrian bastion.
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Idlib in northwest Syria is the last remaining bastion of anti-government rebels after eight years of civil war.
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And this year, ceramic art has made major inroads at NADA's Miami Beach fair, a quintessential bastion of painting.
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It was much the same story in other west London marginals: even the Tory bastion of Kensington fell to Labour.
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Because the one thing we've seen, Kara, so clearly is, certainly in broadcast, that is it still a male bastion.
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A loss in New Jersey, a Democratic bastion in the U.S. Northeast, could be a fatal blow to those hopes.
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After all, Pompeo retains Trump's ear and confidence, despite running a department viewed by many Republicans as a liberal bastion.
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DAVOS, Switzerland — At this bastion of multilateralism, a procession of world leaders has acknowledged existential threats to the global order.
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It is "the last bastion of the PRI", says Sergio Miranda, a historian at UNAM, a university in Mexico City.
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The Review has long presented itself as a free-thinking, contrarian bastion, unafraid to take on Stanford's dominant political liberalism.
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These days Russia presents itself as a bastion of traditional values trying valiantly to arrest the de-Christianisation of Europe.
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Costa Rica stands out as a bastion of respect for human rights in a region marred by violence and corruption.
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It remains the only major rebel bastion near Damascus, though it has shrunk by almost half over the past year.
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In 1991, Skull and Bones — the bastion of the old boys' club tradition — began to admit women into its ranks.
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But even in the face of those horrific terror attacks, YouTube continues to be a bastion of white nationalist militancy.
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At home he's selling out the 5,000 capacity Brixton Academy and getting love from BBC Radio 1, a pop bastion.
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Throughout history Sicily has been a home for those seeking a better life, as well as a bastion of privilege.
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The effect is especially noticeable on America's West Coast, a bastion both of environmentalism and of unconventional forms of religion.
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In the past year, the entertainment industry, long a bastion of patriarchy, has begun to inch toward greater gender parity.
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California thinks of itself as a progressive bastion, but it has the highest poverty rate of any state in America.
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The violence was particularly jarring in a country that has been a relative bastion of calm in a volatile region.
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On the offensive, his forces make battlefield gains, including around Madaya and the strategic city of Aleppo, a rebel bastion.
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And if you're wondering which bastion of intelligence, reason, and political fortitude will be taking his place, it's Rick Perry.
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Tria is seen as the bastion of market discipline against the demands of the right-wing League and 5-Star.
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Certainly, mounting revelations about Trump's taste for sexual assault haven't helped his position in the Latter-day Saint (LDS) bastion.
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The Bastion cosplay was probably the most impressive — it's tough to make a person look like a robot death machine.
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If the candidate campaigning, news stories, or even celebrity endorsements can't convince you, the very last bastion might be FOMO.
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The United States remains a relative bastion of free speech in the world despite clear challenges on our college campuses.
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In Bologna, another traditional bastion of the center-left, the Democratic Party-backed candidate, Virginio Merola, got around 40 percent.
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By contrast, the employer market — where the majority of Americans still get their coverage — seems like a bastion of stability.
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Yemen would not overnight transform into a bastion of peace and plenty without the coalition's involvement in its civil war.
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The deal restores President Bashar al-Assad's control over the entire eastern Ghouta - formerly the biggest rebel bastion near Damascus.
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However, over the past two years, two different carbon tax proposals have failed in the green bastion of Washington state.
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Idlib makes up a major chunk of Syria's northwest corner, the last bastion of opposition to President Bashar al-Assad.
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It should add to the pressure on IS as it faces a major assault on its Iraqi bastion of Mosul.
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At the height of the migrant crisis, Italy had been a progressive bastion and a staunch supporter of European unity.
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And it is mood, not heritage trophies, that defines this penthouse — a rigorously thought out, effortless-seeming bastion of tranquillity.
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Eastern Europe will always be an intolerant bastion, waiting for the chance to show what is just below the surface.
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Infrared cameras fed them real-time information as the insurgents advanced from the west toward the heart of Camp Bastion.
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"Camp Bastion is the largest and most important base in Afghanistan," said Ataullah Afghan, head of the Helmand provincial council.
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Literotica The gist: A longstanding bastion of written erotica online, Literotica engages your mind as much as your nether regions.
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But while some suburban voters there may be uneasy with Mr. Trump, the county is hardly a bastion of liberalism.
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The move was especially symbolic since Trump's promises to revive US factories helped him win the Democratic bastion in 633.
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But California is also home to a reliable bastion of centrist voters, particularly in Orange County and the Central Valley.
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E.S.T. The signs of Denver's economic high times as a pot boomtown and bastion of progressive urban policies are everywhere.
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"Morning Joe," once a friendly bastion on left-leaning MSNBC, has become a forum for fiery criticism of Mr. Trump.
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Andrew Byers, a member of the Green Berets who was killed last year during an attack on a Taliban bastion.
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First, we must remember that Cuba, like the majority of nations in the Western Hemisphere, was a bastion of slavery.
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Mr. Trump has sought to show the opposite, characterizing Mexico as a bastion of crime, illegal immigration and unfair trade.
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Ultimately, he decided to make his own body a commodity in the United States' heralded bastion of capitalism — Wall Street.
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As a bastion of the nation's left, it's known, especially among the intellectual class, as fertile ground for liberal thinking.
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It's been noisy and competitive since Day One, because this agency has been a bastion of liberalism since Day One.
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It said the Baltic Fleet's coastal defenses would also be beefed up with the Bastion and Bal land-based missile systems.
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All eyes are on three battleground districts in Orange County, a one-time conservative bastion that backed Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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His main economic adviser is Paulo Guedes, who was educated at the University of Chicago, a bastion of free-market ideas.
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Coinbase, that bastion of crypto stability, is currently sporting a series of charts that look like Aspen black-diamond ski runs.
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Certainly, the Academy itself, once a bastion of old white male traditionalism, is changing to include more diverse and younger perspectives.
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This is Pyre, the third release from Supergiant Games, the studio behind the beloved action role-playing games Bastion and Transistor.
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As the literary bastion of unearned privilege, one might expect Tatler to be rather harsh on the bearded leftie from Islington.
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The Tories launched their manifesto in Halifax, a Yorkshire town with a long history as a bastion of the Labour Party.
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I was headshotting Lucio on a regular basis, ruining the enemy team's attack Bastion, and made the opposing Doomfist almost useless.
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L for up to $22 billion in a long-awaited deal that would transform it into a bastion of British betting.
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The trolliest among Overwatch heroes, Bastion is a machine gun-toting robot that can transform into a stationary bullet-hosing turretbot.
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Falluja was the first city captured by Islamic State in Iraq, in January 2014, and a bastion of the anti-U.
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Since Girls came roaring onto the scene in 2012, premium cable has become a bastion for dramedies powered by young women.
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Syria's Idlib province, where Atmeh is located, is a bastion of the Turkey-backed opposition to President Bashar al-Assad's rule.
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In a dangerous and increasingly authoritarian world, it can act as a vital source of security and a bastion of democracy.
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The notion that the Republican Party is a monolithic bastion of support that will withstand the test of time is evaporating.
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If you've got a Bastion in your group, consider going with two tanks instead of a tank and an offense hero.
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Most importantly, the Lego Bastion also comes with a Lego version of Ganymede, Bastion's bird companion, which is just plain adorable.
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Inside the University of Chicago, a bastion of free-market thinkers and of free speech, tech has become more prominent, too.
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Kelp forests are a bastion of marine biodiversity, blanketing roughly a quarter of our planet's coastlines at temperate and polar latitudes.
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The deal helped avert a government assault on the area, the last major bastion of opponents of President Bashar al-Assad.
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Republicans who traditionally served as the bastion of trade have largely fallen in line with a protectionist president, for one thing.
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I'm not saying tech is now a bastion of conservatism; just that it's less quietly subversive than it used to be.
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" With a nod to Republicans in Congress, Biden added that cancer research has become "the last bastion of genuine, true bipartisanship.
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A television beams Sikh prayers live from the Golden Temple in Amritsar, the bastion of the Sikh religion in northern India.
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His Breitbart is a proud bastion of the "alt-right" — codeword for the racist, white nationalist wing of the Republican Party.
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Nolan's is a bastion of the game in a city where it is under threat, even attracting players from outside London.
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Ireland is an old country, settled thousands of years ago and becoming a bastion of Christianity in the formerly pagan Europe.
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Texas was once a bastion of Yellow Dog Democrats, a state where Lyndon Johnson helped John F. Kennedy capture the presidency.
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Once the bastion of anti-Modi sentiment in Washington, Capitol Hill will now welcome the Indian premier to its hallowed chambers.
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The Court once served as a bastion of voting rights protection, striking down state practices that infringed upon that fundamental right.
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Once a bastion for fundraisers and philanthropic galas, the club is now more of a Republican mecca than a bipartisan hangout.
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Seemingly in response to the ever-engorging horniness of games Twitter, we've corrupted the last bastion of wholesomeness in the industry.
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In doing so, they ascended their rightful position as a shining bastion of the possibility that still exists within guitar music.
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Such disparities, at odds with Charlottesville's reputation as a bastion of Southern progressivism, have long been a taboo topic, he said.
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The deal helped avert a government assault on the region, the last major bastion of opponents of President Bashar al-Assad.
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It accelerates victory and has a multiplier effect that helps speed up the capitulation of the last bastion of armed groups.
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Syria: The last bastion of the Islamic State's caliphate fell to American-backed forces on Saturday after a four-year battle.
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If populists could surge this high, this fast even in Sweden, a bastion of liberalism, surely it represented a global shift.
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But Hominy Grill was a seminal place, a bastion of Lowcountry cooking that helped turn this city into a culinary destination.
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And Ms. Sandberg wooed or cajoled hostile lawmakers, while trying to dispel Facebook's reputation as a bastion of Bay Area liberalism.
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The Iraqi special forces began picking through mounds of pulverized rubble, sometimes two stories high, in the Islamic State's last bastion.
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"The entire sports television world, I think, it's still the last bastion of live TV and simultaneous live audiences," he said.
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You have made the demand for tougher safety and security measures, once the bastion of conservative voices, a progressive rallying cry.
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There are complex sociological studies explaining how Staten Island became a conservative Republican bastion that fits the Trump base so well.
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Inside was Manuel Valls, the former Socialist prime minister, who was campaigning for president in this bastion of the French left.
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The odd configuration provides one last bastion of privacy for Ramirez, whose life has suddenly become public on a national scale.
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The former capital of imperial Japan is still a bastion of tradition, where centuries-old wooden houses and craft workshops abound.
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According to the report, McKinsey's ruthless search for "detention savings opportunities" disturbed even officials at ICE—hardly a bastion of humanitarianism.
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Once a bastion of conservative Catholic social values, Ireland has transformed in the past decade as the church has lost influence.
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At the Pentagon, a conservative bastion where Fox News is the network of choice on office televisions, senior officials were aghast.
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It is a Republican bastion so deeply conservative that it was illegal to sell liquor by the drink until November 2017.
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Down the road from Peculiar People's Ministries is a bastion of the white community in Dagenham: the Mill House Social Club.
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This sentiment resonated among right-wing politicos, who saw Scalia as a bastion of conservative sense in the nation's highest court.
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WeChat boasts over 1 billion users worldwide, and has an estimated 3 million users in Australia according to marketing company Bastion China.
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Read on for tips, strategies and ideal maps/modes to help you suck less at using Overwatch's stalwart transforming robot defender, Bastion.
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In his default Recon mode, Bastion can walk around and fire his submachine gun at foes just like any other Overwatch hero.
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Bastion is a little bit like a sniper in the sense that once his cover is blown, it's best to move him.
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Raqqa is the Syrian bastion of the ultra-hardline Sunni Muslim Islamic State, from where it runs training camps and directs operations.
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The third game by beloved independent developer Supergiant Games (Bastion, Transistor), Pyre is about a magical tournament of sorts called the Rites.
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The Syrian regime has long sought to recapture Deir Ezzor, a former ISIS bastion in northeast Syria held by Kurdish-led forces.
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LONDON (Reuters) - So far so serene for Andy Murray as the bastion of British tennis closes in on a second Wimbledon title.
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In its month-long assault, the Syrian military has marched into much of eastern Ghouta, the last major insurgent bastion around Damascus.
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It's a feature I adored in Bastion, using idols to make play faster or stricter in some ways, more permissive in others.
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Slicers and Detonators are still the biggest threats to the payload itself, but this phase also introduces yet another enemy: tank Bastion.
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The internet reigns supreme as our hottest bastion of debate — one in which every voice, no matter how extreme, gets equal airtime.
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With the buffs made to Self-Repair and the Recon configuration, Bastion is a bit more formidable when he's on the move.
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Many women, she said, "experience the Church as a male bastion of patronizing platitudes, to which Pope Francis has added his quota".
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"Collin County, where Allen, Texas is, as a whole is considered a conservative bastion in North Texas," DiFurio told The Daily Dot.
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I don't pretend to be a bastion of mental health, but I cannot, for reasons of self-preservation, buy into Schmid's insanity.
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Having already lost key cities -- such as Tikrit and Ramadi -- Mosul is the militant group's last bastion of power in the country.
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Al-Qaim was recaptured from Islamic State in November 2017 and was the group's last bastion in Iraq to fall last year.
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The announcement was greeted with dismay in the Tumblr community, which has long been a bastion for DIY and non-mainstream porn.
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Seine-Saint-Denis has a reputation as a Socialist bastion where the French Communist Party and hard-left have a strong presence.
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It's true: Silicon Valley really is a bastion of liberalism—at least when it comes to which political candidates tech workers support.
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Impassioned activists have called for Democrats to unite against President Trump and to hold up New York as a bastion of liberalism.
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As one might expect in this conservative bastion of the nation, some of the students say it's all lies or fake news.
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The win included four GOP-held seats in Orange County, a traditionally conservative Republican bastion in the southern part of the state.
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Cooper was looking for the reasons why he felt confined even though he was living in America, supposedly the bastion of freedom.
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It's also a powerful counter to stationary foes like Bastion if you can hit the ground directly in front of your target.
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Orban's critics say new legislation endangers the continued existence of the CEU, long considered a bastion of independent scholarship in central Europe.
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Supergiant Games — the team behind classics Bastion and Transistor — has just announced its next project, a moody role-playing game called Pyre.
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It has always been a bastion of relative peace during war; but now more than ever, as Assad's military gains are cemented.
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What it was was this bit of content that fell into our laps courtesy of the Lad Bible—that bastion of blokeishness.
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Today, the Dogan group, once reviled as a bastion of the political opposition by AK hardliners, is basking in the government's favour.
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Of course, Silicon Valley is a traditional bastion of Bay Area liberalism until those values become at odds with its bottom line.
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Thailand's strong economic fundamentals, which consist of steady exports and domestic production, have made the baht a bastion of stability in Asia.
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It is a weird, hippie bastion of progressive urbanism but, being in Texas, it is also in thrall to cars and freeways.
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Early last year, students at the Public University of El Alto, a bastion of political activism, began demonstrating for more educational funding.
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That last point, I mentioned, has been made by the Wall Street Journal editorial board, hardly a bastion of liberal economic thought.
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" She added that many female service members would agree, and called drafting women in times of war the "last bastion of citizenship.
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Hayange, where unemployment is seventeen per cent, used to be a bastion of the left, but its political landscape is in flux.
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Of course, to make this operational, the world would have to go after one notorious bastion of tax secrecy: the United States.
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For years, political tensions have been simmering in Portland, long viewed as a bastion of First Amendment activity and left-wing activism.
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It may seem like you're destined to be out of the loop, letting yet another bastion of pop culture pass you by.
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Animal shelters are overflowing, and the city's zoos are hardly a bastion of animal rights, with elephants forced to perform for tourists.
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Meanwhile, his running feuds with the free press, the courts and Congress are diminishing America's standing as a bastion of constitutional liberties.
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But there is one state where Mr. Trump's absence has been particularly glaring: California, the West Coast bastion of the Democratic Party.
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Many in the city, a Democratic bastion, had already disputed the president's assertion that border fencing had cut crime in El Paso.
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The trade union movement is seen as the origin of the 2011 uprising and the last bastion of dissent under Sisi's crackdown.
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They were then forced down the Euphrates River to their last bastion at Baghouz, a cluster of hamlets on the eastern bank.
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THE FALL OF WISCONSIN The Conservative Conquest of a Progressive Bastion and the Future of American Politics By Dan Kaufman 319 pp.
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Although Staten Island has traditionally been a Republican bastion in the city, registered Democrats outnumber Republicans in the borough 3 to 2.
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For such a small country, the vote has attracted enormous global attention, perhaps because Ireland remains a bastion of Catholicism in Europe.
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But our most awe-inspiring wild places have remained largely a public good to be shared by all, a bastion of equality.
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I'm not surprised Silicon Valley is a liberal bastion; I am surprised that workers here reacted so strongly to the new order.
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Long a bastion for abuse, homophobia, misogyny and injury, the sporting world has started to embrace diversity, vulnerability, gender equity and activism.
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With only seconds left on the clock NoName went Bastion in turret mode and rode a platform in the Volskaya Industries map.
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More than 1.4 million people now live in Goiânia, which is emerging as a bastion of the conservative views reshaping Brazilian politics.
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Even Spain, for so long a bastion of common sense, seemed to lose its nerve over replacing Vicente del Bosque last summer.
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The Journal report said the US is expected to withdraw hundreds of US forces after "the last bastion" of ISIS is seized.
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"For decades, the film industry has been a bastion of support for Democratic Party candidates," Jeff Crouere wrote for Townhall in August.
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Mladic's lawyers contended that Sarajevo was a legitimate military target as it was the main bastion of Muslim-led Bosnian government forces.
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Orange County was once a Republican bastion in the state — it is the birthplace of Richard Nixon — but less so today. Mrs.
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An unusual bastion of Democratic strength This is a place where tradition rules -- where folks inherit their family's politics along with the land.
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Jalisco is currently the main bastion of the increasingly powerful Jalisco New Generation Cartel, though other groups are also present in the state.
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Currently our internal build has Bastion able to use Self-Repair while moving and also having it no longer interrupted when taking damage.
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One delighted in the new opportunities for women, while the other decried female pugilists who infiltrated the last bastion of male-only space.
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The German Social Democratic Party—traditionally a bastion of egalitarianism—has produced a plan to create German equivalents of Harvard, Princeton and Stanford.
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A team of McCree, Reinhardt, Mercy, and Bastion become a questing party of four, battling a typical random encounter against a wild Roadhog.
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An intellectually brilliant, multilingual, workaholic bastion of the CDU's liberal wing, many consider the chancellery director the most powerful man in the city.
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The northeast was also a bastion of support for Thaksin, whose populist policies helped generate a political movement that unsettled the established elites.
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The latest locus of this surreal standoff is the German region of Bavaria, which has for centuries been a bastion of Teutonic Catholicism.
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Amazingly, given the IMF's reputation as the last bastion of despised neoliberalism, she exits that position even more respected than she entered it.
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The Bastion is a mobile defense system armed with two anti-ship missiles with a range of up to 300 km (188 miles).
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In emergencies surgeons at Camp Bastion, the British base in Afghanistan, aimed not to operate on any patient for more than an hour.
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It's the height of irony, really: the internet, a bastion for the faceless and the nameless, gets in the way of total obscurity.
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But the school, a longtime bastion of free speech that has recently been plagued by violence over controversial speakers, denied it had canceled.
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Los Angeles is already a charter school bastion with about 2900 percent of school students attending one of the city's 220006 charter schools.
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The mince pie flat white has descended upon our hot drinks menus; turning this bastion of tradition into little more than a gimmick.
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Falluja has been a bastion of the Sunni insurgency that fought both the U.S. occupation of Iraq and the Shi'ite-led Baghdad government.
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Barrier Field is especially effective when it's protecting a Torbjörn turret or a Bastion nestled in a corner or backed against a wall.
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The streaming service was a bastion of an era when Apple, Google, and Spotify didn't yet have a iron grip on the industry.
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Despite widespread distrust of the results, the country held together, helping it recapture its image as a bastion of stability in the region.
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The interview was filmed at Camp Bastion, Afghanistan, when the prince was completing a tour of duty as an Apache attack helicopter gunner.
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In the past weeks, the army has escalated its bombardment of the rebel-held bastion, intensifying the use of barrel and incendiary bombs.
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The town is 60 km down the Tigris from Mosul, the last major bastion where the fighters are still battling against government forces.
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M. Moein Faqir as he prepared to board his helicopter to fly back to Camp Bastion, the venerable British complex he now commands.
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And Nagasaki, as it happened, was the main bastion of Japanese Christianity, a tradition which had survived harsh persecution between 1600 and 1850.
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Derna, which has a history of Islamist militancy, was an early bastion for Islamic State fighters returning from Iraq and Syria in 2014.
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These places recognize civil rights legends and brave leaders who have lifted this country to be a bastion of true and lasting humanity.
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In Iraq, the government launched a major operation last month to recapture the Islamic State bastion of Falluja, an hour's drive from Baghdad.
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We slept in the car in a Tim Hortons parking lot, the last bastion of brand recognition for the remainder of the trip.
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It has become Hungary's leading university, a bastion of academic freedom and symbol of open society that attracts students from around the world.
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Utah removed 22019,000 voters in 2012 — including 60,000 in Salt Lake County alone, the one Democratic bastion in an otherwise deeply conservative state.
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A bastion of the Sunni insurgency against US forces following the 2003 invasion, it was seen as a launchpad for bombings in Baghdad.
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The Armory wasn't just an illicit landmark—the 240,2000-square-foot edifice was a bastion for some of San Francisco's edgy sex cultures.
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That's because we're here to tell you about an eye-opening alternative to the unparalleled bastion of traditional cocktailery that is the gimlet.
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It has undermined trust in Danish politics and it has severely dented the country's self-image as a bastion of honest, efficient government.
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"We knew a lot of people wouldn't be as into it," she said about the addition of girls into the all-boy bastion.
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By the 1990s it was the wealthiest independent institution in Iran, the powerful and much-feared bastion of the republic's founding revolutionary orthodoxy.
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And a majority of the 673,20173 people in the city, once a bastion of black working-class homeownership, now rent instead of own.
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And a majority of the 673,000 people in the city, once a bastion of black working-class homeownership, now rent instead of own.
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Kotha 64 New Delhi, India — A thin veil of pollution shimmers in the evening air above Garstin Bastion Road in India's capital city.
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This will be a blow to Qatar and Turkey, for which Sudan was the last bastion of Islamist government in the Arab world.
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After all, Berlin was a left-wing bastion, and in the 1928 election, the Nazis got only 1.6 percent of the city's votes.
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They escaped to Canada — though Miles shows that Canada was not always a bastion of liberty — and some even sued for their freedom.
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He is expected to avoid much of London, a city which has become a bastion of both anti-Brexit and anti-Trump sentiment.
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If near-universal guest raves weren't enough, 1 Hotel Central Park is also Goop-approved, cementing it as a sustainability and wellness bastion.
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Positioned bang in the heart of Vienna, opposite the opera, the five-star hotel is a bastion of imperial grandeur and traditional luxury.
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The two "Hacksaw Ridge" wins strike me as a reminder of the ideological diversity that has always existed in this bastion of liberalism.
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This year, he did the same for women in the army, an institution previously regarded as the last bastion of hard-line secularism.
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Many others may still be ensconced in ISIS's last bastion -- which is shrinking by the hour -- in the town of Baghouz Al-Fawqani.
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It's just that I can't pretend any longer that we are the bastion of hope and freedom that I once thought we were.
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"In France, our objective is to beat Macron," she said to a chorus of cheers in the southern bastion of far-right support.
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Science is not the only bastion of truth, but done without political interference, it is a cornerstone of truth in the modern world.
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Lebanon is the last bastion of co-existence in the region, where 85033 officially recognized components live side by side in relative harmony.
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That means that if you're turned off by in-game boosts purchased with real items, it's the biggest, best bastion against that trend.
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Douma was the last town to hold out in the besieged eastern Ghouta enclave, the last big rebel bastion near the capital Damascus.
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This further cemented the country's status as a bastion of refuge in a world where Western nations have become increasingly hostile to refugees.
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He is on the verge of retaking the rebel bastion Aleppo, and he and the allied Russian air force have killed hundreds already.
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Considered a liberal bastion, Vermont has a tradition of sometimes choosing a Republican governor to keep one party from having too much control.
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"Wrigleyville's last bastion of burritos, gorditas, and good decision making is getting the wrecking ball in November," the Nisei Lounge wrote on Facebook.
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Available for PC, PS4, and Xbox One The latest from Supergiant Games — the studio behind Bastion and Transistor — is an unusual tactical RPG game.
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Moaz and Nawras were born conjoined on July 23 in Zahra hospital in eastern Ghouta, a rebel bastion and rural suburb of the capital.
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Sentry-mode Bastion has a weak point on its back, so anything you can do to keep flankers like Tracer or Reaper away helps.
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Late-night TV has always been and remains a male-dominated bastion, so exploring the gender politics of that setting offers potentially fertile terrain.
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Both have been seen by many people as echoes of Mississippi's past as a bastion of slavery and of repression of black voting rights.
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The tour ends at Fisherman's Bastion, and we decide to walk along the river to Gellert Baths and Spa instead of taking a bus.
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The labor market has been a bastion of consistency throughout the economic expansion, steadily adding jobs despite natural disasters, government shutdowns and political turmoil.
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Conversely, Mr Trump has campaigned hard for Pennsylvania—a longtime Democratic bastion, whose large population of downscale whites may prove sympathetic to his message.
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They are taking place at the same time as an assault by the Iraqi army against Falluja, an Islamic State bastion close to Baghdad.
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Trip Advisor Rating: 4.5 out of 5Pros: A bastion of Pacific Northwest style in downtown Seattle that's exceedingly pet-friendly with no additional fee.
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It was founded in 1854 as a Catholic-friendly alternative to Trinity College, a grand old bastion of Anglicanism in the heart of Dublin.
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They learned that Germany -- a bastion of pacifism following the second World War -- has, per capita, the fourth-highest gun ownership of any nation.
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Weather prediction represents "a last bastion of international co-operation", a global effort to warn of natural disasters that ravage crops and displace communities.
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Iraqi forces on June 26 declared the defeat of IS militants in Falluja, a historic bastion of Sunni insurgency, following a month of fighting.
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But the Times of India—a staid bastion that still publishes lots of match-making classifieds—this week launched an Out & Proud advertising section.
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In its two years of building hype, Black Panther became a bastion of inclusivity and empowerment for people of all colors in the audience.
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Egypt and the United Arab Emirates back Haftar and have armed him since 2014 as a perceived bastion against Islamists, according to U.N reports.
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The latest game from Supergiant, makers of Bastion and Transistor, Pyre is a fantasy sports game wedded to a visual novel role-playing game.
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Once a bastion of steel production, shifts in global trade and automation saw hundreds of thousands of steel jobs eviscerated from the 1970s onward.
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Think of it as a bastion of chill standing strong in the face of the hell vortex consuming the rest of the internet today.
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Turkey is a NATO ally and, notwithstanding a spate of recent terrorist attacks, a bastion of relative stability in a region racked by war.
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Bush was the last Republican to carry Vermont in a presidential election We now think of Vermont as a progressive bastion (see Bernie Sanders).
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Now authorities are modernising the media crackdown into a bastion of 21st century authoritarianism, with a string of new measures for Chinese online media.
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McDowell County, West Virginia, frequently cited as a bastion of Trump support, actually recorded the lowest voter turnout in the state of West Virginia.
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Now, with the final ballots counted, Democrats have achieved a total takeover of congressional seats in the one-time Republican bastion of Orange County.
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In his speech, Cuomo compared America in the Trump era to the Great Depression, casting New York as a bastion of tolerance and progress.
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Mexico granted Morales asylum, cementing the Mexican government's emerging role as a bastion of diplomatic support for left-wing leaders in Latin America (Reuters).
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The army and its militias have for months been targeting Eastern Ghouta, the biggest remaining rebel bastion near Damascus, while making only incremental gains.
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Brennan set the site up as a bastion of free speech in 2013, but now, he thinks it should now be taken offline permanently.
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Last week, Syrian troops entered the city of Daraa, considered the cradle of Syria's revolution and a rebel bastion, and raised the government's flag.
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Kazakhstan, an oil producer with major investments from Chevron and Exxon, has been a bastion of stability for most of the post-Soviet period.
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Hired by the Port Authority in 1976 after returning from Panama, she immediately found that the agency's reputation as a male bastion was justified.
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It is the latest — and last — sign of the degradation of the state's reputation as a bastion of cooperative governance during the Walker years.
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The bodies were then flown to Camp Bastion, the corps headquarters, which was once the major American and British base in Helmand, late Sunday.
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And the Northeastern states often sit alongside the South at the top of these indicators, despite the Northeast's reputation as a bastion of liberalism.
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For centuries, the Conservative Party has been seen as a bastion of wealth, the friend of the powerful and the voice of the affluent.
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And it is a bastion of democratic and, yes, progressive values in the Middle East, offering liberty to citizens of all religions and ethnicities.
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The big picture: The GOP was traditionally a bastion of free traders, championing the economic benefits of engagement with the rest of the globe.
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Most people don't think of your neck of the woods as a bastion of progressive liberalism, but you seem to be accomplishing a lot.
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In "Apologia," that's "the traditionally male-dominated bastion of art history," as Kristin's dear friend Hugh (John Tillinger) puts it in a birthday toast.
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The Marine Corps is the most male-dominated of the armed services, and the infantry is the most male-dominated bastion of the corps.
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Hong Kong, which is known for its independent judiciary and strong rule of law, has long been a bastion of basic rights in Asia.
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Many of these states lean conservative, but the liberal bastion of Vermont remains the only state to have never sent a woman to Congress.
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He also returned to the idea of New York as a progressive bastion in a harsh world troubled by racism, homophobia and hurtful policies.
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For a state that fancies itself a bastion of progressivism, New York remains frozen in electoral practices that amount to an incumbent-protection racket.
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Sakkijha and Lançon have created a bastion of elegant, effortless jewelry that you'll never need to one day pawn off on a younger sister.
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The 212 Fanelli's, on the corner of Mercer and Prince Streets, is a bastion of old New York beloved by artists and tourists alike.
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" Especially in the wake of Trump, he said, "The New York Times is a last bastion of objectivity and humane civilization to many liberals.
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The library is one of the busiest tourist attractions and meeting venues in Orange County, long a bastion and national symbol of California conservatism.
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Once a bastion of union power, rural western Pennsylvania has been veering rightward for years, a shift that went into overdrive with Mr. Trump.
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The Upper East Side, a bastion of family-friendly apartment buildings, schools and senior centers, was where people moved to get away from noise.
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The surrounding neighborhoods were self-segregated—a few blocks away was all Italian—but Boerum Hill in the seventies was a bastion of multiculturalism.
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Perhaps because it is so ostensibly entwined with thought, with consciousness and our sense of self, language is the last bastion encircling human exceptionalism.
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The suspect is a known right-wing extremist, and the country, long a bastion of multiculturalism, struggled to confront a growing strain of intolerance.
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Few seemed even to have met the hometown boy in a place that remains a seemingly tolerant bastion in perhaps a waning Dutch tradition.
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Once home to 2 million people, Mosul is the militant group's last major bastion in the country following the fall of Falluja in June.
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Yet there's a central irony to the Trump-South Florida nexus: It is a blue bastion that Trump lost by 2500 points in 212.
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The source also told Interfax that Russia will still deploy S-300 surface-to-air defense systems and Bastion coastal missile launchers in Tartus.
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First, Washington has yet to grasp the key role of Central Asia as a bastion of Muslim societies with secular governments, laws, and education.
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And the state is widely regarded as being a bastion of Latino political power, with Latinos holding many of the top positions in Sacramento.
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White supremacists focused on Charlottesville, known as a liberal bastion, in part to oppose the removal of statues of Confederate generals from city parks.
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The group is behind the Straight Pride Parade that's reportedly set to happen in Boston — that noted bastion of heterosexual rights — in late August.
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In January, the leader of Hong Kong said the city, long a major bastion of the ivory trade, would phase out the sale of ivory.
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Other final counts from the mid-term elections showed that Democrats had won every congressional district in California's Orange County, until recently a Republican bastion.
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Try to position yourself outside of a given map's primary sightlines, since Bastion typically draws fire as a top priority as soon as it's spotted.
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Best maps/modes: Bastion is second-only to Torbjörn when it comes to defensive utility, and is an easy go-to for any "Defend" scenario.
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It didn't seem like a huge bastion of queerness to me when I lived there, but I was probably hanging out in the wrong bars.
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Surprisingly, the Bloody Mary, bastion of the boozy brunch, received a whopping 50 percent of the vote, hinting that Hinge users are big day drinkers.
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Following the news of Tatum's split, fans — and celebrity-philes like me — immediately felt protective of Blunt and Krasinski, the last bastion of Hollywood coupledom.
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For the Bastion fans among you, get hype about the Recon Mode and Self-Repair changes, and don't let the turret nerf get you down.
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"Iran—fresh from real elections—attacked by [Mr Trump] in that bastion of democracy & moderation," wrote Iran's foreign minister on Twitter, referring to Saudi Arabia.
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For all its reputation as the bastion of rule-based capitalism, America has a long history of ad hoc political interventions in business (see article).
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Widening the spread means Bastion will have a much harder time turret-sniping smaller heroes from a distance — which is a real problem right now.
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In other words: crisis prevention and mitigation measures for a Europe whose neighbourhood is increasingly turbulent and whose protector and bastion, America, has gone missing.
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I'd add to that list the Electoral College, which many of us see -- and have long seen -- as an undemocratic bastion of a racist era.
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"The Maduro regime has used this sector as a bastion to finance illicit activities, to fill its coffers, and to support criminal groups," Bolton said.
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" Or, more frankly, he continued, "you're going to take the last bastion of major investment in future drug innovation and you're going to crush it.
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In eastern Mosul's poor Intisar district, a long-time Islamist bastion, buildings are covered in bullet marks and raw sewage flows past recently reopened storefronts.
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Here are a few "theories" on the origin of the Zika virus, culled from the bastion of rational scientific discourse also known as the internet.
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The party is also a bastion for a tough foreign policy: pro-European and robust on the likes of Vladimir Putin and Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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Dubai is now a bastion of Pentecostal-style worship, among migrants; the Muslim authorities do not mind as long as local Emiratis are not proselytised.
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In Ohio, Trump won the blue-collar bastion of Trumbull County by six points, converting voters who had supported Obama by 265 points in 210.
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Blizzard's latest animated short for its team shooter Overwatch is out today, and it features the origin story of the convertible robot-turret hero Bastion.
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Although the city was the last major bastion for ISIS in Syria, the army is now moving to retake the smaller town of Albu Kamal.
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In particular, it sees them as a "bastion" in which to hide the nuclear ballistic missile submarines it would rely on to deter foreign attack.
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Arizona, with its searing deserts and saw-toothed mountains, has long been a Republican bastion, a place of conservative-leaning politics and liberal gun laws.
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But surely, for a bastion of the British establishment to call me Bangladeshi, it should have sufficient reason to believe that I am precisely that.
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This year, Viceland, a new, millennial-focussed television network under the creative direction of Spike Jonze, has become an unlikely bastion of food-related programming.
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Though it's hard to pinpoint the exactly reason why, Bastion always tops everyone's worst character list, and is the bottom tier in the player Meta.
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Way back in the early 2000s, before Adult Swim became the bastion of absurdist comedy it is today, there was Harvey Birdman: Attorney at Law.
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And while Zuckerberg didn't make the mistake of using his birthday or the number sequence, 1234, "dadada" is certainly not a bastion of security strength.
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The move consolidates a new era of populism in a country once considered the last bastion of pluralist, pro-Western liberal democracy in Central Europe.
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But even the Democratic bastion of Silicon Valley is not immune to the Trump effect: Once unsayable things can now be said the world over.
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The New York Federal Reserve, clearly not a bastion of conservative economic thought, recently raised its estimate of fourth quarter GDP to around 4 percent.
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The President and Republicans know they need to stem the tide in the liberal bastion of Minnesota to avoid handing the speaker's gavel to Democrats.
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ATHENS — For centuries, even when Athens was a bastion of the West during the Cold War, Greece and Russia have seen themselves as natural allies.
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They will also include moves to disband three extreme-right groups — Bastion Social, Blood and Honour Hexagone, and Combat 18 — which have fueled anti-Semitism.
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And how for Mr. Corbyn and his ilk on the left, Israel, the Jew among the nations, is the last bastion of white, racist colonialism.
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The Syrian regime has regained control of much of the country over the past few years, but Idlib has remained a bastion of rebel support.
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For decades, the only Parisian station restaurant of note was Le Train Bleu, the gilded bastion of Belle Époch glory in the Gare de Lyon.
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It is now emerging as a bastion of Democratic power in the West, standing in contrast to other large oil-producing states controlled by Republicans.
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When companies that have anchored towns such as Welch, West Virginia, shutter their doors, the local school can be the last bastion of communal identity.
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Our homes are our sanctums, a bastion of safety and comfort from the outside world, and the thought of cyber intrusions into them is petrifying.
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Once a bastion of conservatism, the East Side district is now dominated by the tech workers employed at Microsoft, which has its headquarters in Redmond.
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In 2002, Bredesen beat the incumbent Republican governor, Don Sundquist, and then went on to win a second term as governor in this GOP bastion.
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The fact that America has been a bastion of anonymous shells is a blight on Washington's claims to be fighting kleptocracy and grand corruption abroad.
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That includes nearby Jupiter Island, a bastion of old money where secluded oceanfront mansions have separate service entrances: The Bush family vacationed there for decades.
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On the one hand, it's part-funded by the late Jerry Falwell's Liberty University, a traditional bastion of what you might call "old-school" evangelicalism.
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Some insurgent officials said they feared an onslaught against the rebel bastion of Idlib, which a senior Iranian official has indicated could be the next target.
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Escort and Hybrid matches also favor Bastion — moreso even than Torbjörn — due to the transforming robot's mobility and the abundance of ambush locations on those maps.
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The Logies, the so-called night of nights of Australian television, has rarely been a bastion of diversity throughout the award's more than 50-year history.
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The landmark LGBTQ ruling might not be enough to turn that diplomatic tide, Tsang said, it will burnish Taiwan's reputation as a liberal bastion in Asia.
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The G20 is no bastion of liberalism, as is evidenced by the viral video of Vladimir Putin gleefully high-fiving the crown prince of Saudi Arabia.
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It's mostly an "Oh sh*t" button; a blunt instrument that Bastion can use to survive when it's time to fall back to a new position.
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Whites are still a majority in what were classic white-flight places, but a smaller one: Cobb, once a reactionary bastion, will soon be "majority-minority".
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The partnership program defies stereotypes of the Frick as a bastion of Upper East Side exclusivity and the South Bronx as an incubator of underperforming kids.
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Trump usually holds rallies in red areas that are broadly supportive of him, so scheduling one in the blue bastion of Minneapolis is an unusual move.
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Here's a total surprise: a brand-new title from Supergiant Games, the studio behind Bastion, Transistor, and Pyre, has been announced and released all at once.
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With Zuckerberg's crew recently getting a handle on AR, Bitmoji is the last massively popular feature that separates Facebook from Snapchat, the bastion of teen cool.
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Bastion Self-Repair can now be used while moving, is no longer interrupted by taking damage and is now bound to secondary fire (formerly Ability 2).
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Unfortunately, our fears have been realized, and western North America—a bastion of bat biodiversity—may now expect impacts like we have seen in the East.
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Kim Kardashian West is Kanye West's wife, but she's also a cosmetics mogul, a reality TV star, and a bastion of pop culture for this decade.
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Last year, in local elections, the Freedom Party seized control of working class Simmering — which has long been bastion of the Left, known as Red Vienna.
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Just be mindful of where you set up your Sentry configuration, because the bullet spread has increased and Bastion is much less effective at longer ranges.
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The bishops of Quebec, the Canadian province which for centuries was the greatest bastion of French Catholic piety outside the motherland, have just published a booklet.
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The studio previously was praised for the beautifully designed role playing games Bastion and Transistor, and from the outset Pyre looked set to continue that tradition.
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There's no coordination yet on who will lead the assault on ISIS' last main bastion in Syria -- the city of Deir Ezzour near the Iraqi border.
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The US-led coalition is focusing on ousting IS from Raqaa, its last bastion in Syria, as well as ISIS-held pockets of Mosul in Iraq.
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In the months since the potential rezoning plan was announced, the spectacle of an integration fight in the progressive bastion of Brooklyn had attracted media attention.
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As Axios, no bastion of left-wing thought, put it: So instead of paying for healthcare through premiums and co-payments, Americans would pay through taxes.
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Trump's presidential campaign will be the ultimate test of whether the Republican Party can survive as the nation's bastion of revanchism — the party of racial reaction.
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This is due to the fact that West Virginian voters are mostly registered Democrats, a legacy of the state's former status as a solid blue bastion.
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Shah Wali Zazai, the head of the new recruits' training center, some of the American military mentors and trainers scoffed at the gardeners of Camp Bastion.
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The pro-impeachment camp demanded that Rousseff's defenders—progressives, generally—move to Cuba, that enduring bastion of a Latin American left-wing supposedly frozen in time.
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