Human bloodshed is fine for you, but animal bloodshed, no.
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As the president said, this bloodshed must end -- this bloodshed will end.
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The promise of bloodshed is all you can ask for on a show like this — well, that and the delivery of said bloodshed — especially when it's liberally graced with shocking twists.
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But mostly, fans weren't pleased with the amount of bloodshed.
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How they pulled that off without bloodshed is beyond me.
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We are stronger than the cowards that perpetrated this bloodshed.
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Protests are leading to bloodshed from South America to Asia.
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"[It] will spare the Yemeni people further bloodshed," Ahmed said.
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They were watching the fireworks – and then the bloodshed started.
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He seized towns and a big oilfield with little bloodshed.
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However, this doesn't tell the entire story of Chicago's bloodshed.
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The alternative to the deal is years of further bloodshed.
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Community advocates fear the summer months will bring more bloodshed.
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Those strikes have continued months later, as has the bloodshed.
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After all, this is only the start of the bloodshed.
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We now know that any street action leads to bloodshed.
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Probably they believe that beating someone and bloodshed is crude.
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Outnumbered law enforcement officers ultimately retreated rather than risk bloodshed.
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If there is more bloodshed, Mr. Maduro will be responsible.
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But some Yemeni people are completely isolated from the bloodshed.
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They are unique, breaking national patterns of perversely routine bloodshed.
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Zahran released online videos calling for jihad and threatening bloodshed.
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Does she imagine that it will abolish itself without bloodshed?
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President William McKinley turned a blind eye to the bloodshed.
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His intervention in several political crises helped to end bloodshed.
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The move was intended "to prevent bloodshed", said the organisers.
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The final negotiations occurred during a period of intensifying bloodshed.
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Certainly, the senselessness of bloodshed may be Mr. Power's point.
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How can we understand this paradox and classify this bloodshed?
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In a flash, the inferno rekindled memories of bygone bloodshed.
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Sarah Palin with extremism and violent bloodshed in their pages.
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He became obsessed with the bloodshed in Syria's civil war.
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Most of the bloodshed had indeed occurred outside the square itself.
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Israel says Gaza&aposs Hamas leaders are responsible for the bloodshed.
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Our society can have no tolerance for this continuation of bloodshed.
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The spokesman refused to comment on a motive for the bloodshed.
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But bloodshed is not the only distinguishing feature of an intifada.
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The friction in Hebron has caused much bloodshed on all sides.
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In Pittsburgh, the trail of bloodshed has run the other way.
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Fortunately, the video cuts out just before we see any bloodshed.
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Maybe the bloodshed was just too much for Riverdale to justify.
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It's one form of gasoline that can ignite slights into bloodshed.
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Negotiated agreements save years of bloodshed and are an honorable endeavor.
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The disputed 2007 election was followed by weeks of ethnic bloodshed.
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Matt Mellen was one of Dalton's passengers before the bloodshed started.
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Again our nation, plagued by conflict and bloodshed, is on edge.
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Dan Patrick told CNN, citing yet another reason for the bloodshed.
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A regulated marijuana market won't suddenly end the bloodshed in Mexico.
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Army officers feared further bloodshed that would ignite even greater protests.
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"I am in favor of anything to stop bloodshed," said Stuart.
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Since then, the city has experienced a marked increase in bloodshed.
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The bloodshed caused significant displacement of people caught in the crossfire.
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There was no progress on diplomatic efforts to halt the bloodshed.
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"The government is completely responsible for this daily bloodshed," he said.
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Few agree on why bloodshed has surged so far this year.
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Will they continue down the path of poverty, bloodshed, and terror?
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The world has the power to stop the bloodshed in Syria.
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The goal was to collect intelligence to prevent bloodshed, he said.
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So, what does the bloodshed in the Tree of Life mean?
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My history is intertwined with theirs through shared loss and bloodshed.
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Bloodshed served Hamas's public-relations purposes, winning international attention and sympathy.
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"We just need territory without there being bloodshed," Mr. Guerrero said.
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Sadly, as a nation, we have become numb to the bloodshed.
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But bloodshed, he said seems likely: "The consequences are very serious."
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They may provide inspiration or permission for those bent on bloodshed.
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But the white Fleck is given access, and bloodshed soon follows.
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The bloodshed has only furthered concerns about the repeatedly delayed vote.
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The bloodshed started with the killing of Jersey City police Det.
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Will they continue down the path of poverty, bloodshed and terror?
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There is bloodshed across the world in the name of religion.
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I am numb to bloodshed and eating red sauce with abandon.
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The building where most of the bloodshed occurred will remain closed.
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Still, it's not all bruising and bloodshed down On the Doors.
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These protesters are responsible for the bloodshed that takes place today.
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Government agents and police, vastly outgunned, ultimately retreated rather than risk bloodshed.
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The bloodshed has brought trauma to the lives of thousands of people.
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In this case, however, doing the "right thing" meant stopping further bloodshed.
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Garcia said the tough crackdown on crime has only yielded more bloodshed.
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Drug cartels and other criminal organizations are behind much of the bloodshed.
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The show recognizes the "chaos and bloodshed" that characterized the American Revolution.
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In particular, protesters blamed Pakistan, Russia and Iran for deepening Afghanistan's bloodshed.
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But as the bloodshed increases, presumably, so will the censorship in China.
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But security experts suspect drug gangs are driving much of the bloodshed.
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Every shot feels chaotic, with indiscriminate bloodshed consistent with this brutal event.
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In the townships, among her people, she praised bloodshed and preached violence.
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Yet after all the kingdoms anyway comes the greater bloodshed, the greatest.
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There was a lot of bloodshed over those original wheels in Houston.
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A genuine opposition party and a lack of electoral bloodshed are essential.
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But Blue Ruin and Green Room aren't just memorable for their bloodshed.
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Military officials are expecting a large turnout, raising the likelihood of bloodshed.
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Earlier attempts to call a truce were just met with more bloodshed.
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On any other day, it would have been the cause for bloodshed.
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They want control over a stable society, not one fracturing into bloodshed.
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And Congo's history shows that when the president struggles, bloodshed quickly follows.
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The heavy events were indeed heavy—heavy in size, bloodshed, and risk.
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Amid unrelenting bloodshed in the Kurdish southeast, Mr Demirtas's mood has darkened.
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And it risks large-scale bloodshed: Venezuela has a well-equipped army.
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There are accomplices and people who hope to profit from the bloodshed.
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It is responsible for more bloodshed than any single story in history.
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We face a scenario that may lead to further bloodshed in Venezuela.
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Rowley added that the attacker responsible for yesterday's bloodshed has been identified.
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Jaish al-Islam's political official called for talks to spare civilian bloodshed.
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Now members of Congress say America needs to stop supporting the bloodshed.
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Once the ninth episode actually got underway, it was pure, agonizing bloodshed.
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Yugoslavia eventually became seven countries brought forth upon this earth in bloodshed.
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Westerns were made for bloodshed, and "The Sisters Brothers" delivers as expected.
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But the bloodshed began in earnest during the first week of 2018.
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But that hasn't stopped Duterte from being unabashedly proud of the bloodshed.
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It turns out that it's just as stirring without the (real) bloodshed.
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But the worst act of sectarian bloodshed, in November 2017, targeted Muslims.
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It removes some of the visceral factor of seeing gunfire and bloodshed.
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Hundreds of thousands died in ethnic bloodshed and millions more became refugees.
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But there is an insidious quality to D.C.'s present-day bloodshed.
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Israel has pushed to combat online provocation that it links to bloodshed.
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The bloodshed took place on the same day as Saturday Shabbat services.
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Enough bloodshed, enough potions and elixirs, enough of that for a lifetime.
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Tommy Lee Jones plays a local sheriff attempting to stem the bloodshed.
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In her telling, the history of Islam is a history of bloodshed.
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It appeared family problems may have been a factor in Sunday's bloodshed.
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But if the bloodshed represents anything, it's that the stakes are high.
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This will be the beginning of a new conflict and more bloodshed.
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But soon after the prophet's death, a tension arose that escalated to bloodshed.
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On the sidelines they conceded that ending the bloodshed is the key priority.
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Multiple Mexican governments had made efforts to ratchet down the bloodshed in Tamaulipas.
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As this weekend's fighting makes clear, such activity does not preclude further bloodshed.
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Others, such as an uprising in Syria, led to widespread and continued bloodshed.
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Trailers for season 6 hint at all kinds of new bloodshed and intrigue.
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And so far, all of these tactics haven't slowed the bloodshed since Columbine.
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I think that it is going to result in dreadful bloodshed, horrific violence.
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"We are tired of this war and bloodshed," he told AFP last month.
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All families have their own stories; the Fords' story is one of bloodshed.
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How would you have pulled out troops without the bloodshed we're seeing now?
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Sahelian governments deserve much of the blame for all this bloodshed (see article).
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Despite the initial bloodshed, the Norman conquest demonstrates the benefits of European integration.
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In the colonies and Europe alike, Protestant Christianity brought bloodshed and persecution aplenty.
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After much bloodshed, though, most Israelis are wary of this "two-state solution".
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Once in the White House, Trump committed to do something about this bloodshed.
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In East Jerusalem and the West Bank, the tensions turned into actual bloodshed.
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Women and children are often the first to be displaced by the bloodshed.
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Arslan holds the party of Druze leader Walid Jumblatt responsible for the bloodshed.
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Any other interpretation would substantially undermine the gun ban's ability to prevent bloodshed.
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But security and intelligence measures alone won't bring an end to the bloodshed.
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Dozens of people are gathering nearby every day, demanding that bloodshed be avoided.
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Without that, there seems little reason to hope that the bloodshed will end.
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And he has wondered aloud whether something — anything — might have prevented the bloodshed.
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In his drama, García Lorca transformed the key characters and heightened the bloodshed.
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These people have been forced from their homes by bloodshed and lost livelihoods.
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The bloodshed is reported to have widened a rift between Italy and France.
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Iran blamed the United States and its Gulf Arab neighbors for the bloodshed.
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After record-high bloodshed last year, killings in Chicago have declined 15 percent.
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Without an accurate diagnosis of the problem, we will remain paralyzed in bloodshed.
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A sea of unverified postings have purported to show bloodshed in Rakhine State.
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But he said they aborted the plan, fearing it would lead to bloodshed.
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On Monday, advisers were mostly pleased with Mr. Trump's response to the bloodshed.
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Witnessing the bloodshed in the Hunanese countryside, Mao was discovering his other persona.
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As bloodshed diminished, though, Israel's sense of urgency about the Palestinian problem dissipated.
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It has endured political crises and corruption, war abroad and bloodshed at home.
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Maduro said Monday that any bloodshed in the country would be Trump's fault.
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There have been international warnings that it could lead to more regional bloodshed.
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GNA forces said on Tuesday they had withdrawn from Sirte to avoid bloodshed.
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But without Mr. Liu and his friends, the bloodshed might have been worse.
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For decades, the region has been racked by unrest, rebellion, warfare and bloodshed.
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Security officials worry that one wrong move could tip the protests into bloodshed.
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Some form of intifada is very likely, and there will be more bloodshed.
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Right-wing paramilitaries associated with the state, have also contributed to the bloodshed.
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WHAT 83 MEANS The number alone doesn't tell the entire story of Chicago's bloodshed.
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The Azov confrontation may yet yield more bloodshed, but fallout can probably be controlled.
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Thousands of his RSF were already in control of Khartoum even before the bloodshed.
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Yet tentative signs offer hope that the world may act to stop the bloodshed.
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Mary descended into a legacy of bloodshed and humiliation — and not without good reason.
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Yet an "almost apocalyptic censorship", which British intelligence abets, hides this (largely forgotten) bloodshed.
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But given the environment around all the bloodshed, it seems silly rather than horrifying.
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The 2007 election triggered weeks of ethnic bloodshed and the 2013 result was disputed.
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Electoral authorities have warned that the bloodshed could affect voter turnout in some areas.
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He says that the bloodshed is unlikely to be direct retaliation for the arrests.
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How much do you think Chicagoans can expect this new technology to reduce bloodshed?
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Right-wing paramilitaries, often acting alongside the state, have also contributed to the bloodshed.
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Odinga's party called for calm to avoid bloodshed as the final results are compiled.
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Amid the chaos and bloodshed, everything inside the offices of Roshani Radio was destroyed.
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National security chief Orozbek Opumbayev on Tuesday accused the former president of seeking bloodshed.
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Even before the latest massacre, America was awash in semiautomatic assault weapons and bloodshed.
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Haley also applauded Israeli forces for their "restraint" in the wake of the bloodshed.
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Mr. Perez's jailing on gun charges weeks later did little to slow the bloodshed.
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Jacques Hamel, 85, who was killed, but perhaps in time to prevent more bloodshed.
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Recent shootings of police officers in Texas and Louisiana have intensified worries of bloodshed.
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Mijango said the government's approach to the maras was likely to bring more bloodshed.
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The presumptive Democratic presidential nominee will also call for an end to the bloodshed.
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Ultimately, we hoped to gain insight into what is really driving so much bloodshed.
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"Desierto" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian) for bloodshed.
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The violence was sudden, but it fit with how recent standoffs ended in bloodshed.
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Many Spaniards still have fond memories of Franco's rule despite its bloodshed and treachery.
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They were avowed enemies of the United States, who had admitted to grievous bloodshed.
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Throughout most of this pain and bloodshed, some version of the flag has waved.
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Jihadist groups prey on civil wars, exploiting them to recruit and worsening the bloodshed.
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The bloodshed came at what was meant to be a series of peaceful protests.
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And in her place, he's set up a system that only guarantees more bloodshed.
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His moment came in 2002, when the state of Gujarat exploded in religious bloodshed.
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So they mutinied again and won, kicking out 18th Street after months of bloodshed.
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Devin Patrick Kelley, the man who brought so much bloodshed to Sutherland Springs, Tex.
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She was 65 and had lost her own sons and husband in the bloodshed.
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Here was a glimmer of hope from a place so often associated with bloodshed.
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Turkey has the opportunity to do what is right and end their misguided bloodshed.
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In addition to November's bloodshed in Mali, 38 Malian soldiers were killed on Sept.
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Back then, the bloodshed in this city was in a class of its own.
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Officials said later there would have been greater bloodshed had Mr. Shaw not acted.
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Erekat added that U.S. policy was pushing "the region further toward bloodshed and violence".
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But when bloodshed spread to one particular poor, restive Baghdad district, they responded differently.
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Yet this bloodshed in America's longest war is barely registering on American TV screens.
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He spoke of the need to stop the bombing in Syria and threatened more bloodshed.
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In place of hope, there is insecurity and even a fear of returning to bloodshed.
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I was ready to see some bloodshed (or at least wood-shed, or breastplate-shed).
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It told Washington not to intervene militarily, warning outside interference was the path to bloodshed.
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How do you make sense of the almost invisible US response to all this bloodshed?
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After all that bloodshed and prophecy and smoke babies, Westeros is now a...benevolent oligarchy.
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Robert E. Lee, the president blamed "many sides" on Saturday for the bloodshed in Virginia.
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The bloodshed would have been difficult to stop and the world was reluctant to intervene.
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At worst, the risk of communal bloodshed like that of two decades ago is closer.
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Considering all the bloodshed that Cersei's actions have reaped, I think it's certainly a possibility.
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"He said he needed some money" or there would be bloodshed, Mr. Kelly, 51, said.
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Despite a harrowing cycle of government repression and bloodshed, the pastime has continued to thrive.
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She heard whispers and warnings about the bloodshed around Tiananmen, but it was never explained.
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But the bloodshed is barely discussed there amid the surfing schools and the yoga studios.
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The president is now trying to reduce bloodshed by offering to negotiate with the Taliban.
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Somehow, she makes periods — the monthly bloodshed many of us dread and avoid — look cool.
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One problem with deploying bloodshed out of expediency is that it is a crude tool.
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The bloodshed on the beach does not tell the whole story about crime in Mexico.
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The only question was how much bloodshed there was in various institutions before that happened.
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In 1973, he intervened personally after bloodshed in Bangkok when students demonstrated against military rule.
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Monday's bloodshed took place as the United States opened its new embassy in contested Jerusalem.
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The bloodshed in Syria has overturned some of the long-standing certainties of the region.
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A Russian-backed separatist insurgency erupted in 2014 and bloodshed has continued despite the ceasefire.
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During the Cold War, Dwight Eisenhower's "spirit of Geneva" gave way to bloodshed in Budapest.
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" A later civilian revolt that ended in bloodshed is referred to as "the Disgraceful Events.
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Anthony said he was running out of words in the wake of so much bloodshed.
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Now it's up to us to elect leaders with the courage to stop the bloodshed.
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My parents, like the families escaping brutality and bloodshed today, were fleeing their own danger.
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It has been compared — in complexity and duration, not bloodshed — to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Washington's interference in Venezuela could lead to "lawlessness and bloodshed," the Russian Foreign Ministry said.
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In Europe, we have seen the same carnage and bloodshed inflicted upon our closest allies.
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The strategic imperatives for taking steps to end the bloodshed are numerous and equally compelling.
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I know firsthand how the bloodshed can have you harbor feelings for a long time.
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"We will see bloodshed and chaos with this man at the helm, mark my words."
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Trump on Monday raised questions about Obama's refusal to attribute the bloodshed to radical Islam.
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But Jon's move was inherently destabilizing and made some kind of subsequent bloodshed essentially inevitable.
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It is not that we aren't still sometimes stirred by images of bloodshed and horror.
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This being a Tarantino flick, there's a gruesome surplus of bloodshed and brash stylistic shifts.
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"We urge the government to create these conditions immediately to avoid more bloodshed," COSEP said.
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The South Asian population is tied to the imperial bloodshed and partition that convulsed India.
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The past is pored over, an immense repository of spilt blood that justifies more bloodshed.
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In both North Carolina and Colorado, young men barreled toward gunmen to prevent more bloodshed.
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For Mr. Trump, averting such massive bloodshed justified the risk of meeting with Mr. Kim.
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"We are appealing to the Elections Commission to resolve this issue without bloodshed," he said.
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But there may also be something terribly wrong with the spectacle of covering this bloodshed.
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There was plenty of time to figure out how to handle the crowds without bloodshed.
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"Number three is the joy of hunting without bloodshed," said Mr. Lengyel, a former marine.
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Heavy fighting over the winter points to the potential for even more bloodshed this year.
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Erdogan has warned of sectarian bloodshed if the Iraqi army relies on Shi'ite militia fighters.
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Itamar, another would-be settlement enclave southeast of Nablus, has had its share of bloodshed.
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Soleimani's responsibility for past bloodshed involving American forces in Iraq, they said, was justification enough.
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"We have delivered our message, please leave the area to avoid bloodshed," one announcement said.
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The bloodshed follows Friday's capture of a suspect in last year's terror attacks in Paris.
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But new campaigns launched by the fledgling Communist government almost immediately led to more bloodshed.
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"When will the bloodshed stop in my country?" someone had written in neat Arabic script.
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"I'm not interested in bloodshed, and I didn't know what to believe," Ms. Polman said.
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That's an obvious warning for people who've forgotten their country's history of oppression and bloodshed.
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He goes on to say "both sides" are heavily armed and bloodshed would be inevitable.
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But there's reason to believe that the online mockery could lead to real life bloodshed.
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In turn, the bloodshed has led to a general downgrading of the value of a life.
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Raful Saade, 26, called the move "dangerous," warning that the decision could lead to more bloodshed.
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The rise of the Islamic State has produced particularly horrific instances of targeted violence and bloodshed.
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All it can offer is poverty, bloodshed, dark spaces, too many children and not enough money.
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Dany and her forces had already taken King's Landing efficiently and cleanly, with minimal civilian bloodshed.
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Barbarities abounded: the systemic rape of sex slaves, bloodshed, the countrywide banning of the Korean language.
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It seems like the secular society in Bangladesh is rapidly changing and more bloodshed is inevitable.
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He was worried about more than just the bloodshed, which proved to be a passing frenzy.
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Outnumbered law enforcement officers ultimately retreated rather than risk bloodshed, and no shots were ever fired.
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The ceasefire, if it holds, should at the very least pause the bloodshed in northern Syria.
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Soldiers and policemen not affiliated with the RSF are said to be furious about the bloodshed.
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Trump's remarks on Tuesday were a more vehement reprisal of his initial response to the bloodshed.
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They use the direction and angle of the blood stains to pinpoint where the bloodshed began.
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The group's own cadres are angry that Hamas has not tried to avenge weeks of bloodshed.
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Kurdish leaders kept their territory relatively free of the sectarian bloodshed that plagued most of Iraq.
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The attack would be quick, surgical, and attempt to have as little bloodshed/casualties as possible.
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This month of tragic bloodshed and violence should serve as a wake-up call for Americans.
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Officials have warned of bloodshed, evoking Algeria's civil war in their efforts to avoid real reform.
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But the incredible future awaiting this region is held at bay by bloodshed, ignorance, and terror.
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The one I'm referring to here Is Noam Noy's expression of cyclical fear, hatred, and bloodshed.
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" Trump in his remarks said our society can have "no tolerance for this continuation of bloodshed.
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But despite all the hype and predictions of bloodshed, today seems to bear a different quality.
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The bloodshed took place on the first anniversary of attacks that killed 32 people in Brussels.
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This makes it harder both to prevent kidnappings and end them without bloodshed or ransom payments.
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But I subtract points, too, because for fans of onscreen bloodshed this was an epic tease.
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Scheherazade, one of the designated brides, stops the bloodshed by entertaining Shahryar with stories every night.
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" While not involving bloodshed, he added, it "is equally as dangerous as more conventional hostile action.
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The bloodshed that so often attends political changeovers in the Philippines was happening in other provinces.
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The Game of Thrones cast will finally get a wedding that (hopefully) doesn't end in bloodshed.
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Extreme military and police brutality could lead to major uprisings, including violence and bloodshed, experts warn.
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Where wars have ended, other forms of bloodshed, such as gang violence, can also be reduced.
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All this bloodshed and suffering happened because the world watched too long and acted too late.
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The bloodshed cast a pall over Monday's elections, the first since veteran leader Mugabe was deposed.
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Human rights groups say at least 66 people have died in bloodshed surrounding the two elections.
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The bloodshed has raised concern of wider escalation a decade after the last Palestinian uprising subsided.
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Mateen reportedly pledged allegiance to the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) during the bloodshed.
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Carson has fallen in the polls since the terrorist bloodshed in Paris and San Bernardino, Calif.
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We were very lucky because in such an unwanted, high-profile event there was no bloodshed.
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When the bloodshed is finally, finally over, players enter a room, but inside is not escape.
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On the ground, meanwhile, confusion reigns as to who might do anything to stop the bloodshed.
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The only way to liberate the city and minimize bloodshed is to involve the local population.
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In two years of gang life, the teenager has already witnessed and participated in significant bloodshed.
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The report examined whether alternate strategies could have lessened the bloodshed, now in its sixth year.
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ISIS Fighter: Any aggression towards the Islamic State will result in the bloodshed of your people.
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"We have been divided by war, by bloodshed and fighting," said Mr. Jiboori, the Basra businessman.
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Tsvangirai pulled out of the contest before the vote in an effort to end the bloodshed.
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Another risk is that the leaderless nature of the movement raises the possibility of more bloodshed.
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But the incredible future awaiting this region is held at bay by bloodshed, ignorance and terror.
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But as was often the case in Mr. Guzmán's orbit, luxury was never far from bloodshed.
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Already, she was being exposed to the bloodshed that would serve as inspiration for her leaks.
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Mr. López Obrador could embrace their calls and try to unite Mexican society against the bloodshed.
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They used nonlethal weapons like tear gas to disperse protesters and the siege ended without bloodshed.
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"There are just millions of stories, and not all of them are about bloodshed," he said.
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The bloodshed has raised fears of wider confrontation, a decade after the last Palestinian uprising subsided.
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"The bloodshed, I think most would agree, has simply gone on for too long," he said.
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"Did we not learn anything from Brussels or Paris?" he asked, citing bloodshed in both cities.
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This version of Oz has bloodshed, charred bodies, a very disturbing multiple suicide and much more.
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For millions of Afghans, the deal represents some hope for an end to years of bloodshed.
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The bloodshed was some of the worst since armed groups agreed a peace deal last February.
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After a weekend of bloodshed, Palestinian Muslims continued their protest by refusing to enter the compound.
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Lenin fomented appalling bloodshed and destroyed the Russian Orthodox Church, a pillar of Mr. Putin's support.
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The bloodshed began not long before the sheriff's office received a call at 6:51 a.m.
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In blackness, hope is often complicated by the intrusion of death, bloodshed, depression, incarceration, grief, brutality.
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Obama on Friday denounced the bloodshed as a "vicious, calculated and despicable" assault on law enforcement.
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Clinton last Sunday registered 28500 percent before the bloodshed at Pulse nightclub, versus Trump's 6900 percent.
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This field of bloodshed was in my neighborhood on a path I know all too well.
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"I'm going hunting...hunting for humans," he told his wife before leaving to incite this bloodshed.
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I often tried to envision how it might happen, because more bloodshed was not the answer.
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It reduces the randomness of real-life bloodshed to the slick thrills of a popcorn movie.
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Based on the research, a major cause of all this bloodshed is America's abundance of guns.
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Bloodshed is nothing new for South Sudan, which didn't gain its independence from the north until 2011.
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"Forsaken" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian) for bloodshed and strong language.
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"The Iranian regime supports terrorism and exports violence, bloodshed, and chaos across the Middle East," Trump said.
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An interspecies threesome doesn't seem to be in the cards, as the scene ends with more bloodshed.
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Two hundred and thirty-nine people were wounded, officials said, giving a full account of the bloodshed.
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Opinion: After Aleppo falls, Syria's bloodshed may continue I covered the refugee crisis but this is different.
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The impact of the billboards ripple through the community, and soon enough the angry words yield bloodshed.
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Devolution may not end political quarrels; but if it stops the bloodshed that will be progress indeed.
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Violence in Tel Aviv Tel Aviv is not as violent as Jerusalem, but has not escaped bloodshed.
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" On Iran, Trump called the government a rogue state whose chief export is "violence, bloodshed and chaos.
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Yet for the umpteenth time, the state was appeasing extremists, supposedly in the name of avoiding bloodshed.
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"The Iranian regime supports terrorism and exports violence, bloodshed, and chaos across the Middle East," he said.
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"Riyadh and its allies are responsible for the bloodshed in Yemen," a senior Iranian official told Reuters.
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It opens with a scene of a boy masturbating, and ends with a scene of extreme bloodshed.
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Violence has occurred with frequency this year in Turkey, with much of the bloodshed connected to ISIS.
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Hostility to Rohingyas, a minority in largely Buddhist Myanmar, has repeatedly led to bloodshed in recent years.
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President Vladimir Putin has said the church schism could "turn into a heavy dispute if not bloodshed".
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In other words, there are very few places in the country that are safe from the bloodshed.
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Unlike evolution's panoply of affectionate same-sex partnerships, coupled termite males are all about heartbreak and bloodshed.
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And, 30 years after the Tiananmen Square massacre, many Chinese know little about the bloodshed (18:07).
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Teddy laments that he and Dolores have "ridden for 10 miles," and all they've seen is bloodshed.
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Raheem, a businessman in Myanmar, fled his village in 2012 after a wave of anti-Muslim bloodshed.
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Police and government agents, vastly outgunned, ultimately retreated rather than risk bloodshed, and no shots were fired.
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The bloodshed is the most serious since hundreds were killed in communal clashes in Rakhine in 2012.
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A failure to acknowledge this fact makes peace less likely and bloodshed more certain — and tragically profitable.
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Now, we must be clear -- the blame for this violence and bloodshed lies solely with the attacker.
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First, terrorists want something dramatic -- they want bloodshed, and a cyberattack does not fulfill their sick fantasies.
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But there's been no sign that the latest bloodshed is likely to provoke any meaningful legislative change.
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But this untapped potential, this tremendous cause for optimism, is held at bay by bloodshed and terror.
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But Zafor Alam said allowing the government more "time and space" will only end in more bloodshed.
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Instead of shamelessly milking historical bloodshed, the development team has taken a different route with Battlefield 13.
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WHEN the Taliban announced the start of their annual spring offensive last week, Afghans braced for bloodshed.
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Hollande condemned the bloodshed as terrorism during a brief press conference in the early morning local time.
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However, the KRG has determined that peace is, for the time being at least, preferable to bloodshed.
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Only direct action can keep our neighbors and ourselves safe from the bloodshed of a Latin Spring.
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"The Iranian regime supports terrorism and exports violence, bloodshed and chaos across the Middle East," he continued.
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The violence is the most serious bloodshed in Rakhine since communal clashes in 2012 that killed hundreds.
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Because despite all that bloodshed, this latest incarnation of the Punisher too often comes away firing blanks.
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Coordinated attacks across the French capital killed 130 people, with ISIS later claiming it inspired the bloodshed.
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Pence hailed the cease-fire as the way to end the bloodshed caused by Turkey&aposs invasion.
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"I don't know what will happen, but we are very keen to stop the bloodshed," he said.
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The fast pace spares no time for sentimentality and the ending, while satisfying, is not without bloodshed.
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The global oil market, as is so often the case, serves as another backdrop to the bloodshed.
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The bloodshed and ensuing venom from the White House on down just make things even more complicated.
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Confusion, chaos and bloodshed Fans followed an online stream of the event, posted on the website Twitch.
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The Russian side has warned repeatedly that the fight to control individual churches will descend into bloodshed.
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More than 1 million people were killed before a 1992 ceasefire ended the worst of the bloodshed.
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Raiders had stolen his family's cattle, and a dozen years of bloodshed had left his parents destitute.
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No one needs to sell Afghan women on the need to bring an end to the bloodshed.
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Bloodshed is nothing new for South Sudan, which didn't gain its independence from the North until 2100.
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He would like to see Mr. Ortega go, he said, but in peace, without any more bloodshed.
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The loss of General Raziq casts a further shadow on a political season already marred by bloodshed.
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The bloodshed has continued under Mr. Peña Nieto, with 2017 being Mexico's most homicidal year in decades.
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In this way, nations can make the transition to democracy without resorting to mass protests and bloodshed.
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Stopping bloodshed is a noble act and something that Israel, like every decent country, wants to see.
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The LRA has targeted the former French colony, which is reeling from years of inter-religious bloodshed.
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Gorbachev said he deserved some credit for the fact that Germany's reunification had passed off without bloodshed.
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Anna's party turns into the kind of disaster that ends not only in tears but also bloodshed.
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By any calculation, Zelensky is not in a great position to enter talks to stop the bloodshed.
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It will require the regime to come to the table with the goal of preventing further bloodshed.
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My suggestion is that something like this happened to America, minus the mass bloodshed (so far, anyway).
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"People who try and solve issues through bloodshed and war, they always cause mayhem in this world."
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"Conflicts around the world are lasting longer, causing more bloodshed and claiming more young lives," said Fore.
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Guzmán, 61, once headed a criminal enterprise that spanned continents and triggered bloodshed throughout his native Mexico.
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No doubt the so-called international community will express concern over the bloodshed, and that is it.
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If Israeli security services could suffocate the funds that paid for the bloodshed, the attacks would stop.
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This time they say protests could bring a repeat of the chaos and bloodshed their actions unleashed.
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Sidewalks, movie theaters, train stations—if he was standing somewhere, unnecessary bloodshed was always on the table.
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Tribal leaders from Raqqa said they sought to prevent bloodshed among civilians still trapped in the city.
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Game For Peace is essentially a skinned version of PUBG Mobile with a patriotic setting and less bloodshed.
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The region has which has experienced a wave of Israeli-Palestinian bloodshed that erupted over a year ago.
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The bloodshed in Yuen Long was widely blamed on members of Hong Kong's criminal underworld, known as triads.
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It remains the most notorious bloodshed at the DMZ, which is strewn with mines and barbed-wire fences.
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Escalating bloodshed in Mali's central and northern regions has prompted a rethink in Bamako, Keita told French media.
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Then again, with all of last night's bloodshed, it's possible season two will start with a clean slate.
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The fruit of the Arab Spring has been chaos, war, displacement of millions, bloodshed, sectarianism and renewed oppression.
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Hamas hints at more terror And there may be more bloodshed to come, the Islamist group Hamas said.
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The alternatives are stark: the consolidation of a Latin American dictatorship, or the possibility of large-scale bloodshed.
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Rather, climate change is causing environmental upheaval that destabilises regions and raises the risk of bloodshed (see article).
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But there is consensus that tensions, and so the potential for bloodshed, will be heightened by climate change.
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After what happened this past week with bombs and bloodshed, this cannot be dismissed as "just" crazy rhetoric.
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Today's one-state reality — marked by settlement expansion, terror and incitement — leads only to further bloodshed and violence.
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"We're not Syria or Libya," they chant in Algeria, while self-interested leaders warn of chaos and bloodshed.
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Taken separately they offer a glimpse into the day-to-day experiences of a society fractured by bloodshed.
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This episode has so much bloodshed, from the massacre of the family at the ranch to Kiki's death.
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The security forces may be showing restraint this time to avoid bloodshed that could galvanize and embolden protesters.
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I asked Serena how she's feeling about everything now she's on the other side of the blossom bloodshed.
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But Syrians continue to move to the area, fleeing bloodshed in their homeland's grinding five-year civil war.
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The group has been blamed for regular bloodshed against Afghan forces and the U.S.-led coalition supporting them.
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He says he did this to avert bloodshed and deny Mr Hun Sen an excuse to crack down.
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They fear that Hamas is about to use the tunnels to attack Israel, unleashing another round of bloodshed.
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"Blood" likely only increases Jaime's itch for battle when a nearly climactic battle falls far short of bloodshed.
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Iraq's sectarian divide that has perpetuated conflict for more than a decade is sure to spur more bloodshed.
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The wave of bloodshed has raised fears of wider escalation, a decade after the last Palestinian uprising subsided.
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However, Los Angeles County Sheriff's Lieutenant John Corina said the bloodshed had "nothing to do with" Election Day.
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Thousands of Mexican soldiers were sent to Juarez to fight the cartels who were held responsible for bloodshed.
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The UN's blue-helmeted troops are supposed to be working with the Congolese army to stop the bloodshed.
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I think I would set the table with paper plates and plastic utensils to avoid any undue bloodshed.
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Many residents of Juba say the politics behind the recent bloodshed are perplexing and, ultimately, beside the point.
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Economic, political and diplomatic muscle flows from a determination that staunching the bloodshed in Syria is a priority.
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JUBA, South Sudan — After a weekend of sudden bloodshed, an uneasy calm has fallen over South Sudan's capital.
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No single thing explains why there's so much bloodshed, but there are several factors common throughout the region.
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Up-to-date training can minimize bloodshed in an emergency situation, allowing employees to act quickly and confidently.
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Somalia has been steeped in various degrees of chaos and bloodshed since its central government imploded in 1991.
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The bloodshed continued Sunday as an Islamic State-claimed militant attack in Aden killed at least 17 people.
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Those civilians who survive the bloodshed are unlikely to find relief at the hands of the Assad regime.
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Washington's interference in Venezuela could lead to "lawlessness and bloodshed," the Russian Foreign Ministry said in a statement.
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The death toll has reached 488 by some accounts and Ortega has rejected the blame for this bloodshed.
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The job also requires patiently cajoling feuding nations into striking deals that can avoid further chaos and bloodshed.
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Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, in turn, seems to be trying to keep up with the bloodshed.
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Critics have accused Trump of raising the specter of bloodshed with his bombastic rhetoric on the campaign trail.
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The bloodshed is a challenge for President Muhammadu Buhari as he seeks a second successive four-year term.
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Even though I and numerous other Army officers were trying to prevent further bloodshed we were getting nowhere.
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Political leaders have done nothing to curb the bloodshed since the Pulse nightclub massacre in Orlando last year.
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And on top of that, all this bloodshed doesn't seem to have made a dent in drug trafficking.
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However, Monday's explosion was a grim reminder of the unrelenting bloodshed the country has experienced in recent years.
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Sentence reductions for people convicted of past crimes, even nonviolent ones, would lead to greater bloodshed, he maintains.
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The Minsk ceasefire agreement in 2015 staunched the worst of the bloodshed but troops continue to die regularly.
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The social network has drawn criticism for undermining democracy and for provoking bloodshed in societies small and large.
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The world has made its choice, concluding that intervening to stop the bloodshed in Syria was too risky.
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The episode ended without bloodshed and the release of the imprisoned guerrillas, who soon renewed their insurrectionary war.
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The police said Hispanic gangs, suspected in this month's bloodshed, were the most frequent users of assault rifles.
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We can't wait for the bloodshed to pause to start talking about the change that might save lives.
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The bloodshed has seen 35,000 refugees cross Congo's southern border into Angola, seeking safety in and around Dundo.
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Unverified pictures and video footage of the bloodshed have emerged in the wake of the Turkish military campaign.
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One group is about bloodshed, and the other is about 'You can drink and smoke, it's all right.
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"We know there is going to be bloodshed," said Eryn Wise, spokeswoman for the International Indigenous Youth Council.
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Murphy on Thursday said voters are weary of bloodshed from gun violence and back Democrats on the issue.
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The bloodshed has brought the Israeli-Palestinian conflict back onto the international agenda after years as an afterthought.
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The scenes of bloodshed on the streets of the Chinese capital were a blow to the partys reputation.
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With billions of dollars wasted on arms, and after years of bloodshed, we are back to square one.
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Until there is a ceasefire and an end to the bloodshed, sanctions must continue and increase over time.
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I'm as appalled as anyone by the election of Donald Trump, the bloodshed in Syria, and so on.
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Annan and his team got both leaders to agree to a power-sharing coalition that ended the bloodshed.
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Many of the attacks on Israelis at the start of the bloodshed occurred in Jerusalem and other cities.
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They also share betrayals and bloodshed — highly stylized (with red ribbons in "Julius Caesar"), but still shown unblinkingly.
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Mr. Aldean was the final act of the three-day Route 91 Harvest Festival, which ended in bloodshed.
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I had as I now think: vainly flattered myself that without very much bloodshed; it might be done.
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And it's not clear what other options, if any, are on the table to help stop the bloodshed.
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When she finally spoke up on September 19, Suu Kyi seemed to minimize the scope of the bloodshed.
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The biker gang has maintained that dominance through a savvy combination of diplomacy, business sense, marketing, and bloodshed.
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Seventeen people were killed in attacks last January, which ended after two days of bloodshed in the Paris region.
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The talks have been hosted by Sudan, from which South Sudan declared independence in 2011 after decades of bloodshed.
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Witnessing this kind of public rejection is perhaps the most gut-wrenching viewing experience possible that doesn't involve bloodshed.
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Despite the bloodshed, the church has continued using the room for Wednesday study -- even the week after the massacre.
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The bloodshed marked the latest spasm of gun violence in a nation where mass shootings have become almost commonplace.
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The move incensed Moscow, and prompted President Vladimir Putin to warn of possible bloodshed in his annual news conference.
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Now Trump, 36, and Kushner, 153, are being criticized on social media for celebrating the opening amid the bloodshed.
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In Lexington, Kentucky, Mayor Jim Gray moved up his announcement by a day in reaction to the Charlottesville bloodshed.
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If home rule had been granted in the late 19th century, a lot of bloodshed might have been avoided.
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The fighting in Kirkuk represents the worst bout of bloodshed between the two sides since the fall of Hussein.
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But even her quest has led to bloodshed, and her taking over cities is its own kind of colonization.
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In the grander context of the Game of Thrones, Stark honor has been responsible for massive bloodshed and ruin.
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When politics threatened to spill over into bloodshed, King Bhumibol would step in and demand compromises that saved lives.
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Since his overthrow, many African countries have endured abusive dictators, warlords and large-scale bloodshed that has gone unpunished.
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Peace talks meant to end five years of bloodshed in Syria were supposed to begin in Geneva on Monday.
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But the bloodshed and trauma of that period affected others, too – like Beach Boy Dennis Wilson, Manson's former roommate.
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Mr Coll points the finger at ISI officers for causing bloodshed and taking risks that might provoke another war.
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For much of 2019, markets rose as investors took comfort in expectations of a truce without much economic bloodshed.
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Locals hoped the general would bring stability and let him capture towns and a major oilfield with little bloodshed.
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As many photojournalists gravitated towards bloodshed and violence during the Augusto Pinochet years, Errazuriz's work became even more distinct.
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"We hope this film and the attention helps move the world to act to stop the bloodshed in Syria."
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"We hope this film and the attention helps move the world to stop the bloodshed in Syria," Saleh said.
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It was not clear if Bundy's arrest would derail efforts to get the remaining occupiers to surrender without bloodshed.
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Bloodshed and dire conditions For months, violence spiraled out of control as people struggle to get food and medicine.
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The opposition maintains state security and civilian-armed pro-government groups known as "colectivos" are responsible for the bloodshed.
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The bloodshed added to widespread insecurity that has hampered efforts to contain the second-worst Ebola epidemic on record.
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Around Tumaco, where wood and tin shacks rise on stilts above meandering estuaries, the scramble for control spawned bloodshed.
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Patrick's proposal drew criticism online, with some noting that it ignored the role of guns in the recent bloodshed.
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Global leaders condemned Israel for using lethal force against protesters, but there could be even more bloodshed to come.
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The country's military denies involvement in any atrocities and blames the bloodshed on Rohingya militants that attacked border posts.
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In each game, all it took was an accident, overreaction, miscommunication, or misperception on intent to cause initial bloodshed.
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Gang rivalry has been at the root of much of the bloodshed in recent years, according to police officials.
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Islamic State claimed responsibility for the bloodshed in a statement circulated online by supporters of the extremist Sunni group.
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It is no small task, as we saw in Charlottesville, to prevent violence or avoid bloodshed or even death.
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In the first two episodes, he combines a desire to avoid bloodshed with grim efficiency at the pistol range.
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It appeared that many protesters had gone to mourning tents rather than back to the scene of Monday's bloodshed.
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Nearly all shops in downtown Harare were shuttered and the normally bustling pavements quiet the day after the bloodshed.
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Samad said his movement was ready to give concessions in any political talks in order to stop the bloodshed.
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The bloodshed occurred during Pride Month, fueling speculation Mateen may have struck Pulse over animosity towards the LGBT community.
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But it would have given Americans a much-needed exit from its longest war—and preempted, untold additional bloodshed.
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If all this bloodshed isn't enough to prompt Trump to do some self-reflection, then it's likely nothing will.
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But compared with other efforts at statesmanship in long-divided countries, it had enduring effects without requiring disastrous bloodshed.
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And they face an administration that insists that they are gangsters bringing bloodshed and gang warfare to American cities.
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Although Mr. Sisi had already stepped up security at churches, Sunday's bloodshed underscores the difficulty of stopping suicide attacks.
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Big picture: Turkey's invasion upended a fragile peace in northern Syria and has already begun to unleash sectarian bloodshed.
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Mr Yanukovych's victory in 2010 had wedged open the country's divides, unlocking the way to revolution, invasion and bloodshed.
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Be it heroism or bravery, Shaw's actions have drawn praise from police and the public for preventing further bloodshed.
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He rightly railed against the bloodshed and poverty that make people flee their homes, saying Mexico yearned for peace.
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Many residents and students agreed with them, saying that gun control would not stop the bloodshed at America's schools.
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Most experts assume that Beijing will avoid substantial bloodshed, lest it spook financial markets and worsen China's economic slowdown.
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He seemed rent by the war, and irked by the professional obligation to make mere copy out of bloodshed.
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Brussels is now in lockdown after the bloodshed, with public transport and air travel into the Belgian capital halted.
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The company was born out of the bloodshed that erupted across Kenya following its contested general elections in 20173.
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He's surrounded by all the trappings of a World War II drama — the weapons, the training montage, the bloodshed.
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PARIS (AP) — Notre Dame kept Christmas going even during two world wars — a beacon of hope amid the bloodshed.
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Iran is proud of taking the lead in trying to bring an overdue end to the bloodshed in Syria.
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As this film makes clear, movies were indulging in borderland bloodshed long before the reign of the narco-kings.
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As in most cases, bloodshed is what sells, and it's what usually gets converted into mass entertainment for Americans.
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S. must seek peace and stability in Afghanistan rather than extending conflict and bloodshed in #Afghanistan and the region.
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Bloodshed, terrorism and fear were what some of them had left behind, fleeing countries like Pakistan, Afghanistan and Somalia.
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Classes are due to resume next Wednesday, but the building where most of the bloodshed occurred will remain closed.
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And on conservative Alabama talk radio, Black Lives Matter activists quickly emerged as a top culprit in the bloodshed.
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"The Iranian regime supports terrorism and exports violence, bloodshed, and chaos across the Middle East," Trump said last year.
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Alarmed at the bloodshed, Egypt, the United Nations and Qatar have sought ways to improve conditions in the enclave.
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Political conflict and bloodshed over the question of British rule on the island of Ireland has existed for centuries.
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He insisted that he had no connection with the bloodshed and said he had supplied DNA to the sheriff's office.
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Yet despite the bloodshed and tensions between us and the locals, the former Axis states continued to grant us asylum.
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The NSM is one of several extremist groups sued over bloodshed at a 2017 white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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A much smarter Malcolm than I, Malcolm X, said you don't have revolutions without bloodshed, and he was probably right.
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OPINION: After Aleppo falls, Syria's bloodshed may continue Fears after Twitter account falls silent Bana's account was briefly deleted Sunday.
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An attack in March killed more than 150 Fulani, one of the worst acts of bloodshed in Mali's recent history.
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But, as one narrative door closes on Riverdale, another one swings open, revealing lots more crime and bloodshed to come.
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There is violence and bloodshed, but it is almost always portrayed with a comedic undertone that takes the edge off.
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In light of the bloodshed in Aleppo, some are now calling for the HNC to walk away from the talks.
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Some think that global drying is one of the causes of bloodshed in such places as Somalia, Sudan and Syria.
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Falluja's story is a long and sad one, but it's important to know it to understand the bloodshed of today.
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For my baby-boomer generation, spared Europe's repetitive bloodshed by American military and strategic resolve, it was a pivotal experience.
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We are outraged and sickened by this monstrous evil, the cruelty, the hatred, the malice, the bloodshed, and the terror.
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With less bloodshed than most people would have imagined, a form of governance based on atheistic Marxism lost its grip.
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If Mr Bemba's candidacy in annulled, making way for Mr Shadary, the country might be in for even more bloodshed.
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Traveler Fatos Karahasan, who also witnessed the bloodshed, said he was shocked that such an attack could occur at Ataturk.
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Incumbents may hope that a sport steeped in bloodshed will have limited mainstream appeal for advertisers (not to mention parents).
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The Justice Department argued that the Chicago Police Department must rebuild trust with the community to help end the bloodshed.
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But now gangs are spreading to states which have not known widespread bloodshed, such as Quintana Roo, Guanajuato and Colima.
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This includes Israeli settlement policies in the West Bank and east Jerusalem, as well as bloodshed in the Gaza Strip.
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For decades, the Nationalist Party (KMT) whose soldiers carried out the 2/28 massacre prevented official investigation of the bloodshed.
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The bloodshed has reinvigorated those pastors' calls for their fellow clergy to preach about political issues, rather than just salvation.
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Americans are "sickened by this monstrous evil, the cruelty, the hatred, the malice, the bloodshed and the terror," Trump said.
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The split ended decades of violence and bloodshed between South Sudan, which is predominantly Christian, and its Muslim neighbor, Sudan.
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It led to the creation of an elected assembly in Belfast and ended decades of sectarian bloodshed in Northern Ireland.
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Bloodshed and dire conditions For months, violence has spiraled out of control as the struggle for food and medicine grows.
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All was chaos and bloodshed during Wednesday night's mass shooting at a California bar, according to witnesses at the scene.
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Geneva, Switzerland (CNN)Dueling sides of Syria's gruesome civil war are meeting in Geneva in hopes of ending the bloodshed.
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It's time for everyone in this illegal occupation to move on... There doesn't have to be bloodshed in our community.
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The Mazar-i-Sharif attack was probably made worse by one of the measures brought in to prevent such bloodshed.
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Critics say Duterte's frequent threats and talk of bloodshed have emboldened police to kill drug users and peddlers with impunity.
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Friday's bloodshed prompted Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum, who is also Florida's Democratic candidate for governor, to halt his campaign temporarily.
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Many Algerians are haunted by conflict which ravaged the North African country in the 1990s and want to avoid bloodshed.
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Liu will be remembered as a Chinese intellectual who negotiated with the military commanders, avoiding further bloodshed on Tiananmen Square.
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Now that some time has passed, Lucille has become a series staple and has witnessed her fair share of bloodshed.
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Fictional bloodshed contained within the operating room was expected, and after decades of medical dramas, not terribly troubling to viewers.
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Ramadan begins, but protests go on Gaza in the wake of Monday's bloodshed is in a strange state of limbo.
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Besigye added that his supporters lacked weapons "so the people who would be causing the bloodshed are the regime officials".
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Of course, the leaders of the Arab world are going through the motions of condemnation and anger at Monday's bloodshed.
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The uprising ultimately ended in bloodshed and settled into a chapter of history that was largely ignored for two centuries.
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Their 'crimes' included documenting the brutality inflicted on demonstrators by the Egyptian Security Forces, and the subsequent bloodshed that ensued.
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During the 1850s federal treaty commissioners tried to reduce the bloodshed by isolating natives on reservations farther from the killers.
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For the 1.8 million people of Gaza, the decade under Hamas rule has brought nothing but misery, bloodshed and despair.
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Duterte has vowed to continue his brutal drug war, known for its extrajudicial killings, and promised the country more bloodshed.
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President Obama and Mr. Kerry must be willing to pressure him to do what is needed to stop the bloodshed.
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Lasting consequencesNumerous unverified pictures and video footage of the bloodshed have emerged in the wake of the Turkish military campaign.
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But the period also was marred by bloodshed, with dozens of lives lost in two suicide bombings in Nangahar province.
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Diplomats and local leaders fear the bloodshed in Iraq will continue even after the Islamic State is ejected from Mosul.
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State Department officials said he would also focus on South Sudan, which has plunged into bloodshed and chaos as well.
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Bloodshed in the Sinai worsened after 2013 when Sisi led the overthrow of President Mohamed Mursi of the Muslim Brotherhood.
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But the bloodshed has forced a reckoning; the civic opposition includes many former Sandinistas whose children were among those killed.
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Altogether, 64 people were shot during those three days, which started a summer of bloodshed that has continued into autumn.
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Online hate speech, especially on Facebook, against religious and ethnic minorities has been used to fuel political division and bloodshed.
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Beijing declared the demonstrations a "counterrevolutionary rebellion" and did not apologize for the bloodshed, which left hundreds, possibly thousands dead.
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As we know, there's a great deal of testimony from Charlottesville crediting antifa with saving lives and preventing further bloodshed.
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Nina Dobrev probably thought her days of on-set bloodshed were over when she left The Vampire Diaries last season.
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Petition to get the Grey's kids more screen time, without bloodshed: It'll be tough, but the writers can handle it.
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Throughout the storyline, attempts at peacemaking, cooperation, and parlays are met again and again with bloodshed, betrayal, and cyclical violence.
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Saudi ambassador to Yemen Mohammed Al Jaber on Friday urged both sides to commit to the dialogue and avoid bloodshed.
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The Rapid Support Forces, the notorious paramilitary group that led last Monday's bloodshed, has an iron grip on the city.
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It is believed here that after the bloodshed of this weekend, it will be incomparably more difficult to rule China.
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But by the time Tyrion started whispering treason to Jon, the worst of the bloodshed may have been behind her.
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At 23A, the salient points of the clue were that Facebook friends are judgmental, and belly button rings involve bloodshed.
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So it is up to Congress to put a halt to the bloodshed, which it has the powers to do.
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Joaquin Guzmán 's prosecution will inadvertently highlight the government's failure to stop the flow of narcotics and the related bloodshed.
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A recent drive through the area with Concepción Gárate, a hairdresser and longtime resident, became a guided tour of bloodshed.
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But none was more significant than the role played by the Basques themselves, who were tired of years of bloodshed.
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Somalia has suffered various degrees of bloodshed and chaos since 1991, when the central government collapsed and warlords took over.
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In 1993 and 1994, talk-radio hosts in Rwanda calling for bloodshed helped create the atmosphere that led to genocide.
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Yet few members of Myanmar's Buddhist clergy, who have long served as the nation's moral conscience, have condemned the bloodshed.
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In her written statement, she said that years of bloodshed and war, and the birth of her son, changed her.
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It's a move that some worry could lead to the return of drug war bloodshed to this relatively peaceful country.
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The slain general clearly felt himself untouchable, and would almost certainly have assumed his killing would spark even greater bloodshed.
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Tonight I call on all civilized nations to join us in seeking to end the slaughter and bloodshed in Syria.
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Civilians are bearing the brunt of the growing bloodshed that has gripped major Somali towns and cities in recent years.
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But that nearly 140-year quest for peace and freedom across the border has been marred by bloodshed and adversity.
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A messy break-up of SNNPR would be dangerous, given the number of territorial disputes and fresh memories of bloodshed.
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Vasip Sahin of Istanbul Province said a police officer outside the club had been killed before the bloodshed began inside.
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The Kurdish conflict has also caused widespread bloodshed, but rarely has a Turkish government faced such serious domestic conflicts simultaneously.
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The event was held a week after a white supremacist march and counter-protest in Charlottesville, Virginia, ended in bloodshed.
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Nor was it a foregone conclusion that the eventual collapse of the Soviet Union would be so free of bloodshed.
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As India and Pakistan were born amid bloodshed, many families rushed into what was newly becoming India — including many Muslims.
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Any other move would lead to bloodshed and loss of life in both Palestine and Israel and inflame the region.
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This year, reports of violent crimes have decreased, but bloodshed from gun violence remains an entrenched problem in the city.
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Instead he opted for a televised address on Monday in which he highlighted previous rushed deals that ended in bloodshed.
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Scrutinizing North Vietnamese and Viet Cong violence and terrorism need not overshadow the bloodshed and destruction Americans caused in Vietnam.
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The bloodshed was the latest outbreak of gun violence that has become a regular occurrence at U.S. schools and colleges.
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But the horrific bloodshed at the two mosques has clearly shaken what had been the country's prevailing sense of safety.
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" Zarif writes, "[T]he worst bloodshed in the region is caused by Wahhabists fighting fellow Arabs and murdering fellow Sunnis.
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The reverberations, the rhetoric and the bloodshed, can be felt in countless developments, from Turkey to Britain, from Orlando to Leeds.
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"The leaders of this council are criminally responsible for all the bloodshed that took place since April 11th," the statement added.
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Rights groups said his administration had set out to provoke ethnic bloodshed and had ordered a paramilitary force to attack minorities.
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Israel says Hamas is responsible for the bloodshed, and accuses the group of using the demonstrations as a cover for attacks.
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It's a cartoon version of the Hunger Games, with no bloodshed, a lot of victory dances and hours of social networking.
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We made a similar plan, a similar proposal, to end bloodshed in Yemen, almost immediately after the fighting escalated in Yemen.
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Speaking earlier Thursday, Ventura County Sheriff Geoff Dean described the bloodshed as both too common and, in its sheer violence, unknowable.
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But authorities, who say Cruz confessed to the killings after his arrest, have never offered a possible motive for the bloodshed.
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Analysts tracking the conflict said that the battle for Idlib could signal a final spasm of bloodshed in the civil war.
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Over the course of the two nights of bloodshed, the Manson Family was responsible for 169 stab wounds, according to Bugliosi.
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That's shocking in light of the inspiring activism of the students of Douglas High School, the marches and the ongoing bloodshed.
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Bloodshed in southern Turkey blamed on ISIS includes a suicide bombing last July in Suruc that killed more than 30 people.
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The bloodshed on May 14th started after tens of thousands of people descended on the barrier that separates Gaza from Israel.
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Russia said it was not helping Haftar's forces and it supported a negotiated political settlement that ruled out any new bloodshed.
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Seven decades after the creation of Israel as a thriving democracy, there is a better way than endless conflict and bloodshed.
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Over the last few days, authorities have accused Capriles of fomenting violence and bloodshed by leading increasingly intense protests against Maduro.
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Other rebel groups and, above all, state-aligned paramilitary groups and the state forces themselves, have all contributed to the bloodshed.
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And despite the chaos and bloodshed, the ordinary day-to-day business of the hospital is also going on around them.
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In getting rid of Mr Bouteflika without bloodshed, the Algerian protesters have achieved much, but their victory is far from complete.
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We met with the Jewish commander who said that he wishes to stop the bloodshed and that our situation is desperate.
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After the political violence in Charlottesville, Trump steadfastly refused to condemn the neo-Nazis and white supremacists who instigated the bloodshed.
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Most in the opposition and some chavistas believe a negotiated transition is the only way to prevent a descent into bloodshed.
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The Transitional Military Council is also demanding immunity for its members from prosecution in connection with bloodshed committed before the accord.
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Without immediate action to ensure people can flee safely, we are likely to see bloodshed of civilians on a massive scale.
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"The Jordanian contacts over southern Syria aim to stem bloodshed ... and help the displaced inside Syria," Ayman Safadi said on Twitter.
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Watchdog groups say that police, often under the sway of powerful local landowners, frequently get away with bloodshed against landless activists.
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Many Algerians are haunted by the conflict, which ravaged the North African country in the 1990s, and want to avoid bloodshed.
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"I am calling on people not to get dragged into violence and to practice restraint and avoid bloodshed," he told CNN.
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Some residents worry that the vote will only bring more bloodshed to the region, with fierce opposition from Turkey and Iran.
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Not since the 1960s, during the madness of Mao's Cultural Revolution in mainland China, have the territory's streets seen such bloodshed.
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Bloodshed was inevitable during a drugs war, he said, because dealers and corrupt police would kill others to cover their tracks.
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The bloodshed came amid protests against law enforcement using lethal force against black men in two separate incidents earlier this week.
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But in the lead-up to elections in 2013, churches had helped to head off bloodshed by organizing rallies for peace.
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Since Hamas thrives on reports of wanton Israeli bloodshed, this development is yet another source of frustration for Gaza's cynical rulers.
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But it is only the latest expression of the thrall in which General Sisi, the architect of the bloodshed on Aug.
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Analysts also warn that after years of bloodshed, a peaceful reintegration of opposition and government soldiers in Juba will be difficult.
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The burst of violence has paralyzed one of Africa's biggest cities and could be a harbinger of more bloodshed to come.
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Roof was charged with nine counts of murder, three counts of attempted murder and a firearms charge following last summer's bloodshed.
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But more than that, the front page has come to reflect the rising frustration of a fractured country reeling from bloodshed.
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This is seen as crucial to the 1998 Good Friday peace accord that ended decades of sectarian bloodshed in Northern Ireland.
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" International concern Mnangagwa described Wednesday's bloodshed as a "tragedy" and urged the country's political leaders to "seek peace and pursue it.
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The arrests spiraled into bloodshed when a member of the group, LaVoy Finicum, 54, raced his truck toward a police roadblock.
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Macdonald's books teem with lost fathers, deadbeats, cuckqueans, sexually frustrated husbands and homicidal mothers—women driven to bloodshed by despicable men.
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"Iran considers stopping of bloodshed and continuing Yemeni-Yemeni talks as the final solution for the situation in Yemen," Qasemi said.
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The Mexican government's efforts to reduce the bloodshed have been hindered by ongoing clashes between the country's cartels and criminal organizations.
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Cruz said Thursday's bloodshed shows the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) is evolving its strategy to create worse carnage.
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In the absence of international leadership, some governments in the region have turned to foreign powers for support, perpetuating the bloodshed.
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The bloodshed in the Tree of Life synagogue is a sign that hatred of The Other is poisoning our public life.
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They share a centuries-long history of bloodshed and strife: Today's modern Greek republic was once ruled by the Ottoman Empire.
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Whether it's enemy infighting or a surge of energy on the home front, something has to end all the bloodshed soon.
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The alternative would be to perpetuate Israel's occupation and apartheid, condemning the Middle East to more decades of instability and bloodshed.
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The bloodshed was due in large part to a turf war between El Chapo's Sinaloa Cartel and the local Juárez Cartel.
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Gun violence in New York these days is relatively mild in comparison to the record-breaking bloodshed of the early 1990s.
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"The fires of war and bloodshed in Syria are reaching their end," said President Hassan Rouhani of Iran, the meeting's host.
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To avoid bloodshed, the government ordered Ovidio's release, sparking widespread criticism of Lopez Obrador's security policy, and angering some military leaders.
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Law enforcement officials and customers said they had Mr. Shaw, a 29-year-old electrician, to thank for preventing greater bloodshed.
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The bloodshed has escalated and intensified in the last year, with a sharp rise in ethnically targeted killings and sexual violence.
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Depending on your perspective, Tsemel is either a principled believer in the concept of presumed innocence or an apologist for bloodshed.
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The numbers underline a story of bloodshed that has put Chicago at the center of a national dialogue about gun violence.
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China has cited that bloodshed and a succession of subsequent attacks on Han targets to defend its tough policies in Xinjiang.
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The bloodshed was condemned by the Central American country's Episcopal conference of Catholic bishops, which called it "organized and systematic aggression".
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The authorities said there would have been greater bloodshed had an unarmed man not wrested the rifle away from the gunman.
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Dozens of survivors continue recovering from severe physical injuries and many still see the bloodshed in the form of vivid nightmares.
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PARIS — It has almost become routine in France: A terrorist attack shatters the rhythms of daily life, bringing bloodshed and anguish.
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But China's pro-democracy movement ended in bloodshed and in the decades since, "For Freedom" seems to have been largely forgotten.
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Above all in the state of Michoacán, which exports 90% of Mexico's avocados, the bloodshed is no longer "just" about drugs.
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But this summer it staged a drama involving accusations of blasphemy, threats of bloodshed and an intervention by the security services.
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In her written statement, she said that years of bloodshed and war, and the birth of her son, had changed her.
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Butch Olano, head of Amnesty International in the Philippines, said Robredo's bid to stop the bloodshed was never given a chance.
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Those commitments must translate now into policies to effectively protect the Hazaras of Quetta, ending more than a decade of bloodshed.
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The party feared that anniversaries of the bloodshed might trigger unrest (though security is always so tight that they never have).
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Left unchecked, the present dynamics point toward greater bloodshed, growing instability and greater risks of direct — even if inadvertent — military confrontation.
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It is thought Merkel may ask Putin to exert his influence over Assad in a bid to avoid further widespread bloodshed.
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Confrontations for territorial control between rival gangs, and clashes with the security forces, greatly contributed to the record bloodshed last year.
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The blood was spilled and the money was spent based on the idea that war abroad could prevent bloodshed at home.
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Violence has soared, putting to rest any hope that the capture of drug capos like Mr. Guzmán would limit the bloodshed.
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Following the Las Vegas bloodshed, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders also said it was premature to debate gun policy.
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He highlighted previous settlements that ended in bloodshed, including when the Soviet Union withdrew from the country in the late 1980s.
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Mr. Karzai made an appeal to end the bloodshed, saying Afghan soldiers and Taliban fighters were buried next to each other.
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Or Yossi and Jagger, where an unexpected romance blooms between two male soldiers amid the bloodshed on the Israel-Lebanon border.
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There is no military option for confronting North Korea that doesn't end in immense amounts of bloodshed, civilian and military alike.
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The left's knee-jerk reaction became a lesson about the folly of attaching political narratives to a senseless act of bloodshed.
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Yes, the US prefers for Maduro to step aside of his own accord so Guaidó can take over without more bloodshed.
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The House That Jack Built stars Matt Dillon as a philosophically minded psychopath who carries out five random acts of bloodshed.
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We speak with Lee's family and others tied to the case to try and make sense of this seemingly senseless bloodshed.
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Even more shocking is that small firearms, which range from handguns to light machine guns, are almost entirely responsible for the bloodshed.
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Authorities have cited a lengthy anti-immigrant manifesto, apparently posted on 8chan by the suspect, as evidence the bloodshed was racially motivated.
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But the risk of death isn't just limited to the two rival queens — there will be plenty of bloodshed to go around.
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Years into the disaster, the politics have become so complex that it is hard to see a way to stem the bloodshed.
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Following Monday's bloodshed, the region is braced for the prospect of spiraling violence, and the prospects for peace look slimmer than ever.
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It's the only way to get a real taste of the Game Of Thrones world — you know, minus the incest and bloodshed.
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The third period, which began in January 2013 and ended in January of 2016, theoretically sees the height of conflict and bloodshed.
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Likewise, the poet who tries to express the violent realities of the world risks making bloodshed, mayhem, and misery things of fascination.
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Tripoli, Libya (CNN)One of Libya's rival governments has announced it is stepping down to avoid further bloodshed in the divided country.
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At the end of the loop, the grid disappears, and the blue waves turn red, summoning a coda of violence and bloodshed.
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Furthermore, Carl says his dying wish is for his father to find a way to end the Negan conflict without mass bloodshed.
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Living amidst unrelenting bloodshed and political tension, Bagirinka's home nation of Rwanda became an impossible place to live or raise a family.
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The pictures may be on phones and screens within easy reach, but a solution to ending the bloodshed remains much further away.
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" In their first statement since the massacre, Pagourtzis&apos family said Saturday that the bloodshed "seems incompatible with the boy we love.
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As the bloodshed continued, an exasperated international community appealed to Kiir and Machar to do whatever it takes to stop the violence.
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" The statement continued, urging people to "work on the side of life, to stop the bloodshed in Syria and around the world.
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AS THE bombs rain down, it is hard to think of Aleppo in terms of anything other than bloodshed, terror, and destruction.
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He did not elaborate on why authorities believed there was a link to the New Zealand bloodshed, unleashed by a lone gunman.
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President Donald Trump insisted that "civilized nations" should be "seeking to end the slaughter and bloodshed in Syria," but not everyone agrees.
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When a contested 2010 presidential election erupted into a five-month civil war, those tensions fueled some of the conflict's worst bloodshed.
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"Unfortunately, if there has to be bloodshed for the government to change, it won't be the first time in history," he said.
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"We tried to stop bloodshed but the Iraqi forces and Popular Mobilization Front (Shi'ite militias) kept advancing, using U.S. weapons," he said.
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From the beginning of Syria's civil war, most Americans rejected the notion that the United States was responsible for stopping the bloodshed.
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If Israeli officials thought the bloodshed was a great public relations triumph for the Palestinians, it certainly didn't feel like it here.
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An attempt by very determined people to carry out radical change in a huge country was never going to be without bloodshed.
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Sunday morning's bloodshed hit a gay nightclub during Pride Month, fueling speculation that Mateen was motivated by animosity toward the LGBT community.
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Both separatist militias and security forces have committed atrocities, but the Cameroonian army is believed to be behind most of the bloodshed.
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"The idea for this program came to me because Iraq suffered many terrorist attacks, lots of vicious acts of bloodshed," he read.
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Once the bloodshed is over, the party swiftly regroups and gets back to the thing it cares most about: being in charge.
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The postwar order involved new institutions, treaties, alliances, and even a union of the very European nations most given to repetitive bloodshed.
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There followed eight more years of horrific bloodshed in Iraq and thousands more American casualties until the final American withdrawal in 2011.
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The Kurds have erected monuments to fallen American soldiers and assigned land for large scale commemorations recognizing American bloodshed sacrificed for Kurdistan.
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It also accused Clinton of knowing extremist militia members were behind the bloodshed but nonetheless blaming it on an anti-Muslim video.
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If we do not make firearm removal a priority, we will continue to witness the horrific bloodshed that we saw last week.
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The numbers are hard to argue with: "Stand your ground" is a racially unjust law that leads to an increase in bloodshed.
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And with our votes in 2020, we must demand the changes that will finally heal our country of hatred, bigotry and bloodshed.
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The latest bloodshed occurred a few days after Israeli Defence Minister Moshe Yaalon declared that grassroots Palestinian violence was on the wane.
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The Myanmar government says the bloodshed resulted from a military crackdown on militants who carried out co-ordinated attacks on border posts.
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UN refugee head Filippo Grandi, who traveled to Bangladesh to meet refugees earlier this week, urged Myanmar authorities to stop the bloodshed.
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Earlier this year, Reuters reported how fuel thieves are crippling Mexico's refineries and unleashing bloodshed in formerly calm centers of Pemex operations.
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In Congo, with dozens of armed groups and a long history of bloodshed, any serious instability could cause the country to explode.
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In the end, though, we weren't convinced that the wolf-y symbolism and copious bloodshed added up to much of a story.
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The bloodshed is the most serious since hundreds were killed in communal clashes in the western Myanmar state of Rakhine in 2012.
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So although it may not have its caliphate anymore, ISIS is still a potent terrorist organization capable of wreaking havoc and bloodshed.
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An open frontier is seen as crucial to preserving the 1998 Good Friday peace accord that ended decades of Irish sectarian bloodshed.
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It said that American expressions of concern about human rights abroad were hypocritical moralizing considering Washington's failure to prevent bloodshed at home.
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" Furious over the insult, Syria's Foreign Ministry called Mr. Erdogan a terrorist supporter who bore "prime responsibility for the bloodshed in Syria.
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Critics of the Kremlin said it had brought the problem on itself by allowing the bloodshed in eastern Ukraine to drag on.
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Far from being inured to bloodshed, Pharoah, and others who live in America's most dangerous neighborhoods, experience the world like war veterans.
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Such targeted violence has led many clerics — even those appalled by the bloodshed waged in the name of Islam — to keep quiet.
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At least 3,500 people were killed in the conflict between 1969 and 1998, when the Good Friday agreement effectively ended the bloodshed.
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"This is for Allah!" the attackers were heard screaming in the latest bloodshed in London as they plunged knives into their victims.
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This was not always done with good grace, but by and large, Britain withdrew from empire without too much bloodshed or turbulence.
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But in Europe, where the rules of the spiritual here and hereafter were shaped over centuries of bloodshed, it's all a shrug.
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In 2007, elections that were viewed as widely flawed touched off bloodshed that left at least 1,300 people dead and 600,000 displaced.
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Trump again on Sunday defended his decision to move U.S. troops out of the way and to not intervene in the bloodshed.
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Mr. Lopez, the alderman, said he had been threatened by gang members and assigned a Chicago police security detail since Sunday's bloodshed.
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CHICAGO — More than 760 people were murdered in this city last year, and the pace of bloodshed in 2017 has barely relented.
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They show up to the farmhouse one afternoon, unannounced, and turn this scene of domestic tranquillity into one that ends in bloodshed.
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On Tuesday the Tripoli government, blaming pro-Hifter "sleeper cells" inside Surt, said it had voluntarily withdrawn its forces to avoid bloodshed.
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Mr. Sithole was ousted as party leader, and Mr. Mugabe inherited a party split into clan factions, each given to internecine bloodshed.
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The government began removing metal detectors at a major Jerusalem mosque compound after days of bloodshed and a diplomatic crisis with Jordan.
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And so the play's women become silent witnesses from beyond the grave to the bloodshed of the men, who behave like beasts.
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It is imperative that the U.S. and Iran act diplomatically to settle differences now before there is further escalation and more bloodshed.
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But with the battle for the besieged city of Aleppo possibly nearing its end, the prospects for stanching the bloodshed remain dim.
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The bloodshed continued two days later, when Ebel arrived at the Monument, Colorado, home of Colorado Department of Corrections chief Tom Clements.
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The bloodshed will further test the peace agreement, which has already come under strain due to disagreements over representation in the cabinet.
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Mr. Guzmán smuggled more than $12 billion worth of drugs and plunged Mexico into a long-running spiral of bloodshed and corruption.
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Mr. Guzmán smuggled more than $12 billion worth of drugs and plunged Mexico into a long-running spiral of bloodshed and corruption.
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Egyptians, riven by so much fear, division and bloodshed since their Arab Spring uprising in 2011, had finally found an undisputed hero.
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Kenya's disputed presidential election in 210 set off bloodshed that left at least 2000,300 people dead and 600,000 displaced around the country.
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Kenya's disputed presidential election in 2007 set off bloodshed that left at least 1,300 people dead and 600,000 displaced around the country.
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This mediation effort and the ensuing agreement may or not succeed, but at least an effort is underway to end the bloodshed.
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U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and the European Union's top diplomat, Federica Mogherini, have called for an independent investigation into Friday's bloodshed.
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Like neighboring Rwanda, Burundi has been haunted by a history of bloodshed between its two largest ethnic groups, the Tutsis and the Hutus.
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Scores continue to lose their lives in the reigns of gunfire and shelling, with both sides blaming each other for spurring the bloodshed.
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Around 3,000 mourners gathered near Milltown cemetery in West Belfast, the scene of many nationalist funerals during three decades of Catholic-Protestant bloodshed.
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It is fair to say that this administration—right now, at least—is watching the bloodshed and not doing anything about it, right?
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But instead of the new beginning that protesters had yearned for, months of chaos and bloodshed have followed and dominated news coverage worldwide.
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They're so good they make you feel bad to have shifted your attention from the moral urgency of bloodshed to the composition itself.
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Police have cited a manifesto they attributed to the suspect, 21-year-old Patrick Crusius, as evidence that the bloodshed was racially motivated.
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"As he loaded his gun, he looked at me," said one of two monks, Phra Pom Surasokkako, who witnessed much of the bloodshed.
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Anyone who's watched the preview for next week's Game of Thrones episode will know that there's probably going to be plenty of bloodshed.
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Russia could not stop Turkey from moving into Northern Syria and ousting Kurdish forces -- but it could potentially reduce the bloodshed through mediation.
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Where it belongs has been in dispute for years, though it's been relatively rare of late for this discord to erupt in bloodshed.
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After relocating to Amsterdam, Imam began to highlight in his work the stories of those fleeing the violence and bloodshed of the war.
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Modi was the chief minister of Gujarat at the time and faced allegations that he did not do enough to stop the bloodshed.
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One party to America's culture wars, the Republicans, stands for the loose guns laws that are the obvious explanation for so much bloodshed.
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The bloodshed prompted the US Peace Corps to suspend its program in El Salvador "due to the ongoing security environment" in early January.
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The army does not admit that much bloodshed took place, and has punished only seven soldiers involved in one especially well documented massacre.
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And he did so with scarcely any bloodshed, in a manner that's entirely consistent with his emergence as the show's most fascinating character.
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In the end, Tsvangirai and Mugabe found themselves in a power-sharing agreement to end the bloodshed — but human rights violations went unpunished.
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In Iraq, bloodshed instigated by religious intolerance and radicalism along sectarian lines tore the country apart after the U.S.-led invasion in 2003.
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Iraq is indeed an opportunity, analysts say, but for the moment investors are still scared off by headlines about bombs, ISIS and bloodshed.
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Kerry and British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson emerged from the discussions declaring that all options are on the table to stop the bloodshed.
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Because all of this bloodshed and brutality begs the ultimate question: Is this simply how New York City's biggest jail will always be?
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President Tayyip Erdogan described Monday's bloodshed, the deadliest for Palestinians since the 2014 Gaza conflict, as genocide and called Israel a terrorist state.
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Making light of so much bloodshed, Cruz told Iowans the story of a Texas woman who was pulled over by a police officer.
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The US has repeatedly clashed with Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps off the coast of Yemen, with encounters stopping just short of bloodshed.
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" Several of these bloggers muse that the bloodshed would have been preventable, if only the two boys had found "the love they deserved.
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Lawmaker Lam, who was wounded in the face and hospitalized, said the police ignored his appeals to them to intervene to prevent bloodshed.
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After so much bloodshed, murders, and trips to the Other Side, it's nice to see the gang having a nice moment for once.
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What eventually becomes clear, however, is that bloodshed, so common in historical literature, has been left behind for a different kind of wounding.
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There are attempts to restrict suffrage by state legislators in ways that disproportionately affect black voters, but outright murder and bloodshed is uncommon.
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"I'm happy with this deal, it came to prevent the bloodshed," he said, adding that residents had been swept up by the moment.
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Shortly after the bloodshed, which left four Americans dead, Clinton and other top officials said an anti-Muslim video led to the incident.
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Charles told CNBC that children need not only education but also psychological help to recover from the years of bloodshed they have witnessed.
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Clashes between semi-nomadic herdsmen and farmers over herding rights have also led to bloodshed in central and northern parts of the country.
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The bloodshed is unlikely to end completely while the Israeli and Palestinian leaderships are incapable of even sitting down in the same room.
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But it will need to convince a lot of Kenyans of its honesty if the next election is to pass without much bloodshed.
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More than 1,000 people were killed in months of bloodshed after Odinga, defeated by then-President Mwai Kibaki, claimed the vote was rigged.
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Amid the bloodshed, car fumes and noise, residents are hard-placed to find anything fragrant in the sprawling cities of the Arab world.
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More than 1,000 people were killed in months of bloodshed after Odinga -- defeated by then-President Mwai Kibaki -- claimed the vote was rigged.
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Not many international reporters brave the bloodshed and chaos of South Sudan to let the world know of the horrors taking place there.
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The report, which was commissioned by the U.S. Institute for Peace in collaboration with the State Department, far exceeds previous estimates of bloodshed.
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They have the same desert camouflage pattern, the same tan cap and tactical vest, the same cutoff gloves and grotesque scene of bloodshed.
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Lawmaker Lam, who was wounded in the face and hospitalised, said the police ignored his appeals to them to intervene to prevent bloodshed.
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Ted Kennedy (Mass.) worked closely with President Ronald Reagan on the Anglo-Irish Agreement, which helped to end the bloodshed in Northern Ireland.
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"What was supposed to be a joyful Easter Sunday was marred by a horrific wave of Islamic radical terror and bloodshed," Pompeo said.
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Many Kenyans fear that demonstrations could provoke a repeat of the bloodshed that followed 2007's disputed vote and claimed around 1,200 lives.
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The hope was that it could reduce bloodshed while giving Afghan factions and the government a chance to reconcile, providing much-needed stability.
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Beijing blames the bloodshed on Islamist militants and separatists, though rights groups say the unrest is more a reaction to repressive Chinese policies.
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After centuries of conflict and bloodshed, the world has witnessed a miracle of reconciliation and progress made possible because of this transformative accord.
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The Westmorelands said they were not surprised to learn that Howell charged the gunman, knocking him off his feet and averting more bloodshed.
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" Aksyonov said "Anyone who advocates resistance" to Crimea's link with Russia "is advocating bloodshed; of course we can't accept that and will react.
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Now in its fourth month, the wave of bloodshed has raised fears of wider escalation, a decade after the last Palestinian uprising subsided.
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"We're tired of war and bloodshed, we've had as much as we can take," Abu Mohammed said in a phone interview from Turkey.
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" An example of the tips the magazine offers to women: "all the bloodshed and bones he sees ... Your fussing only increases the pressure.
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Atareb is inside what is known as a de-escalation zone under an agreement between Turkey, Russia and Iran to reduce the bloodshed.
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Today, even though the number of Mexico's homicides soared to near 35,000 last year, the bloodshed seems to draw less attention and indignation.
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Erdogan has warned of sectarian bloodshed if the Iraqi army relies on Shi'ite militia fighters to retake the largely Sunni city of Mosul.
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Hundreds of students have been shot in more than 214 school shootings in recent years, and the bloodshed shows no signs of abating.
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I'm deeply sorry that what's making people come around to this is the increased amount of bloodshed and mass murders that we're having.
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"I will talk about criminal deeds of the former president, which led to the ongoing bloodshed in Donetsk and Luhansk regions," he said.
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A Hezbollah run-media unit said on Sunday an agreement had been reached after several days of negotiations to spare bloodshed in Douma.
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As for the international outcry over the bloodshed in Beijing, Mr. Yuan said China could put up with any reprisals by foreign governments.
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So far, the bloodshed has claimed the lives of at least 28 Israelis and 189 Palestinians, 128 of whom Israel says were assailants.
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There is a precedent: Close to 130,000 Muslims have been living in camps in Rakhine since a bout of communal bloodshed in 2012.
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She took Yunkai, Astapor, and Meereen with minimal bloodshed, and she succeeded in creating a better world for the people in those cities.
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The bloodshed has worsened despite the presence of more than 11,000 U.N. peacekeepers in Mali and around 5,000 French troops across the region.
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The modern world offers many gifts, and the fact that Catholics and Protestants now dwell together without bloodshed is certainly one of them.
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Gratz is careful not to describe the bloodshed in too much detail, but it still might be a bit much for some readers.
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The three-story freshman building, where most of the bloodshed occurred, remained fenced off and closed, and it will not reopen for classes.
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While large-scale atrocities within Syria are vigorously covered, Mr. Ibarra said stories of those who fled the bloodshed also must be told.
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Kenyan elections in 22013, widely believed to have been flawed, touched off bloodshed that left at least 1,300 people dead and 600,000 displaced.
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An election in 2000, widely believed to have been flawed, touched off bloodshed that left at least 210,2000 people dead and 600,000 displaced.
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Most victims were poor drug users and low-level criminals, but bystanders, children and political opponents were also caught up in the bloodshed.
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But both sides returned to the table in hope of finding ways to significantly reduce the bloodshed so the deal could move forward.
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Healthcare professionals in the town of Quetta, who thought they might have seen the end of bloodshed, now have witnessed even more tragedy.
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The cartels have unleashed a torrent of bloodshed in Mexico, and Washington should take a responsibility in trying to stop the humanitarian catastrophe.
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In response, Sadr said publicly that without a resignation there would be more bloodshed and that he would not work with Amiri again.
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Our founding creed declared that "all men are created equal," but it took much bloodshed for us to finally live up to that.
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Even so, the threat of bloodshed, along with the Taliban's grip on rural areas and widespread apathy, led to an embarrassingly low turnout.
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For all the legitimate concerns about the risks ahead, now again we just might have a window to curb the bloodshed in Syria.
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Ghosh, whose head wound required 16 stitches, also claimed police officials and the university's security personnel did not intervene to prevent the bloodshed.
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"Our society can have no tolerance for this continuation of bloodshed," Mr. Trump said after meeting with Mahmoud Abbas, above, the Palestinian leader.
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Now in its fourth month, the wave of bloodshed has raised fears of wider escalation a decade after the last Palestinian uprising subsided.
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As the battle between security forces and cartel members dragged on, Mexican authorities decided to release Guzmán to prevent further bloodshed, they said.
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Joining them are tens of thousands of citizens who have run to the countryside or poured across the border in fear of bloodshed.
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What this grim and unrelenting bloodshed makes clear is that, after 703 years of war, the United States is not winning in Afghanistan.
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Mr. Bouteflika and his allies have kept their grip on power by warning of a return to the bloodshed of two decades ago.
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Natchez wasn't entirely spared during the Civil War, but responsibility for its one instance of bloodshed lies squarely with locals, not the Yankees.
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An open frontier is seen as crucial to the 1998 Good Friday peace accord that ended decades of sectarian bloodshed in Northern Ireland.
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Outgunned federal agents retreated rather than risk bloodshed in the ensuing standoff near Bunkerville, Nevada, and Bundy's followers prevailed in recovering his herd.
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A Russia-backed separatist insurgency erupted in 2014 and the bloodshed has continued despite a ceasefire that was meant to end the conflict.
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Nineteen-year-old Erika Sigman told the Times that the Borderline Bar was one of her hangouts — a familiarity now warped by the bloodshed.
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The toddler's family was forced to flee their home to escape the bloodshed brought on by ISIS when they attacked their village in 2014.
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The new team of President-elect Trump is now on deck to deal with the bloodshed and the chaos of the Syrian civil war.
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Police cited a manifesto they attributed to the suspect, Patrick Crusius, a 21-year-old white man, as evidence the bloodshed was racially motivated.
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A half-kilogram of TATP could cause a sizeable explosion, and in a crowd estimated to have reached 25,000, considerable bloodshed and widespread panic.
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Rwandan President Paul Kagame has accused Paris of being complicit in the bloodshed in which Hutu militias killed around 800,000 Tutsis and moderate Hutus.
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Complicating the job for the government is a long history of bloodshed in Sulawesi between Muslims, who are a majority in Indonesia, and Christians.
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After much bloodshed and shots of men being turned to ash, Bronn finally manages to strike the dragon, who burns the weapon to bits.
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The state of Michoacan is a strategic transit point and has long been the site of spectacular bloodshed as criminal groups battle for control.
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For Abdin, who continues to guard the sit-in's barricade, the talks elicit a mix of cautious optimism and fear that more bloodshed awaits.
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Although winter rains dampened protests called for East Jerusalem, the occupied West Bank and Hamas-dominated Gaza Strip, few doubted fresh bloodshed now loomed.
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Before the Tiananmen massacre took place, the Communist Party categorised the student protests as a "counter-revolutionary riot" to give authority to the bloodshed.
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The bloodshed that followed emancipation in the 19th century, and that accompanied the civil-rights movement of the 20th, suggests a backlash was unavoidable.
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As the war in Yemen grinds toward its fourth year, the prospects may be improving for a deal to reduce the bloodshed and suffering.
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A year ago, the U.N. commission said the AU was making itself complicit in South Sudan's bloodshed by failing to set up the court.
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The measures appeared largely effective in Beijing, but in Hong Kong about 180,000 people joined a candlelit vigil to mark the bloodshed, organisers said.
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Most Chinese would say that the economic boom, which began three years after the bloodshed, has had a far bigger impact on their lives.
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Much of the focus has been on Clinton, who is portrayed as a Russophobe, a warmonger and responsible for bloodshed in the Middle East.
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The campaign was ugly, violence was expected, claims of election rigging were rampant, and unfortunately Kentucky was unable to avoid bloodshed over the election.
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It's reportedly the longest battle sequence ever put on film The first two episodes this season were each under an hour, with minimal bloodshed.
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They dispute the death toll and the official account of what happened, reflecting conflicting narratives about how and why Yugoslavia broke up in bloodshed.
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After that initial bloodshed, the amount of time that it takes for your period to come back depends on whether or not you're breastfeeding.
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Israeli-Palestinian negotiations stalled in 2014 over disputes that have deepened with bloodshed in Gaza and the U.S. recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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In 1989, after the crushing of far more widespread pro-democracy demonstrations, they marched on American streets to vent their anger at the bloodshed.
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Prosecutors have said at least four people were involved in the Brussels bloodshed, including brothers Ibrahim and Khalid El Bakraoui, identified as suicide bombers.
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Whether the standoff escalates into widespread bloodshed may be the most decisive question for the longevity of Maduro's regime and the future of Venezuela.
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I invite anyone here who hears me to work on the side of life, to stop the bloodshed in Syria and around the world.
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" And then came the plea, "I call on all civilized nations to join us in seeking to end the slaughter and bloodshed in Syria.
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The bloodshed in Colorado's capital was one of at least two incidents of gun violence involving multiple victims in major U.S. cities on Monday.
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BENSON: Look, there have been really, really terrible spades of murder and bloodshed in the streets of Chicago for a very, very long time.
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South Sudan was less than three years old when the bloodshed that started in Juba spread to engulf the nation in a civil war.
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Authorities denied that the Islamic State or al Qaeda may be behind the slaughter — and that was despite IS claiming responsibility for Friday's bloodshed.
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While they're just a sliver of that bloodshed, mass shootings are the dreaded distillation of many of the patterns contributing to this status quo.
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Several hours later, when the most violent assaults took place at the train station, there were still no police present to prevent the bloodshed.
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Sorting out how to deal with mental disorders that sometimes don't show themselves until they erupt in bloodshed is a much more difficult task.
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Moreover, the persistent bloodshed could unleash new and destabilizing waves of refugees into neighboring nations from which they could then attempt to reach Europe.
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But he has also been working with Russia and Iran, Assad's allies, on plans they say are aimed at stemming the bloodshed in Syria.
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" Statement read on behalf of Raed Al Saleh, head of the White Helmets: "Work on the side of life...stop the bloodshed in Syria.
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At worst, the bloodshed in Syria will continue unabated, with bombs falling and schools and civilians fearing that the next airstrike might kill them.
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Lopez Obrador says he will try new approaches to end the bloodshed, including a vaguely defined amnesty for some who work for drug gangs.
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Rather, it sought to destabilise Ukraine, showing both its own people and other former Soviet republics that any revolt would be followed by bloodshed.
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Violating a deal would jeopardize that and also invite a devastating U.S. response that would likely plunge their nation into further war and bloodshed.
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The event, staged on a U.S. bomber under a massive banner that screamed "Mission Accomplished," overshadowed the years of conflict and bloodshed that followed.
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These sobering statistics should be reason enough for the Obama administration to stop and examine a practice that has led to so much bloodshed.
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The attack on officers on Thursday night in Dallas turned a peaceful demonstration against the earlier shootings into a scene of bloodshed and chaos.
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Even if drastic action is taken over the next decade, the impact of rising global temperatures on civilization will dwarf the Vietnam War's bloodshed.
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The United Nations will keep organizing talks that do not bring peace, and the Security Council will remain too divided to stop the bloodshed.
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In South Sudan and East Timor, the international community approved referendums on self-determination in hopes of cementing the peace after decades of bloodshed.
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There has been significantly less bloodshed in the sparsely-populated Mountain Province, where police report one person has been killed in anti-drug operations.
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And an insurgency on India's side of Kashmir has killed thousands of people over three decades, bloodshed that New Delhi claims Islamabad helps fuel.
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Indeed, an insurgency on India's side of Kashmir has killed thousands of people over three decades, bloodshed that New Delhi claims Islamabad helps fuel.
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With profits at "staggering levels," court papers say, he became a hardened crime lord, willing to protect his turf with ruthless torture and bloodshed.
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Two high school seniors shot and killed 12 classmates and a teacher before taking their own lives in the bloodshed on April 20, 1999.
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Security forces now stand at every corner, making searches and deploying other measures that were rare even during those days of bloodshed, residents say.
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Ms. Jiang said she believed that China's stability and prosperity would be fragile as long as the party did not atone for the bloodshed.
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To avoid a nonstop focus on bloodshed, "Kangaroo" occasionally offers up images of the outback and drone footage of wild animals in their habitats.
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Citing sources within the Badiraguato municipal government, the Noroeste newspaper said between 200 and 350 families fled the area for fear of further bloodshed.
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So far, the bloodshed has claimed the lives of 28 Israelis, two US citizens, and 191 Palestinians, 130 of whom Israel says were assailants.
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Relatives wept, remembering loved ones who they will never see again and calling for something to be done in America to stop the bloodshed.
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The Lincoln-Douglas debates were, in some ways, the peak of political discourse in this country, but they nonetheless were resolved by mass bloodshed.
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For all that bloodshed, maybe as much as 90 percent of Helmand's land area (much of which is desert) is today under Taliban control.
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The meeting in recent days in Pakistan's capital, Islamabad, between Taliban officials and the American diplomat, Zalmay Khalilzad, came after a surge in bloodshed.
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Vice President Pence announced in Ankara on Thursday that the U.S. had reached a deal with Turkey to end the bloodshed in northern Syria.
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The worry is that after the state's retreat in Culiacán, gangs know that if they threaten enough bloodshed it will bend to their will.
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Eight years and counting of bloodshed have condemned a generation of Syrian men to their deaths, to prison or to precarious lives as refugees.
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But it has been plagued by years of unrest and bloodshed, including two civil wars notorious for their brutality and use of child soldiers.
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We cannot stand for more instability resulting in more chaos and bloodshed, which will undermine the security of our greatest ally in the region.
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Still, by Kashmiri standards, bloodshed has been limited; and India insists the communications blackout was intended to block social-media incitement to more violence.
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Still, by Kashmiri standards, bloodshed has been limited; and India insists the communications blackout was intended to block social-media incitement to more violence.
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The Mexican government also faces its own immense problems of bloodshed, with record levels of murders here in the first half of the year.
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Such African emirates might bring order, but also bloodshed, ethnic cleansing, terrorism and cruelty of the sort exhibited by ISIS in Iraq and Syria.
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At the rally, Mr. Najib singled out Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi, a Nobel laureate, as not having done enough to prevent the bloodshed.
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In response, Facebook admitted that it failed to do enough to prevent its platform being used to fuel political division and bloodshed in Myanmar.
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Friday's bloodshed came two days after authorities freed Ramzan Mengal, a top leader of a banned sectarian group, Lashkar-e-Jhangvi (LeJ), Cheema said.
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Republican senators said the bloodshed in the two European capitals should amplify fears of ISIS carrying out a similar attack in the United States.
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The Sunni versus Shiite savagery in so much of the world today was preceded by all the bloodshed between Protestants and Catholics in Europe.
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