I had a bloody nose, my husband had a bloody nose.
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Corden was then seen sitting down with a bloody nose.
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Let's fix that now: What is the bloody nose strategy?
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She often came home with bruises and a bloody nose.
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"He never said 'bloody nose,' " a close aide told me.
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There, somebody gets a black eye and a bloody nose.
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One child suffered a bloody nose and was treated by agents.
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He had a cut atop his head and a bloody nose.
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Christy Martin would get a bloody nose and just brawl it out.
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Every time someone gets a bloody nose, we say, It's the gas!
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He appears to have a bloody nose, according to the Daily Mail.
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He noticed my bloody nose and asked me about what had happened.
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She risks another bloody nose to call up Will on the walkie-talkie.
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Canadian police allegedly discovered Peters with a bloody nose and a bite mark.
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Harris said there was no "bloody-nose strategy," as reported in the media.
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Why would Spencer and Caleb go outside to clean up his bloody nose?
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Watching Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets is like listening to a long, slow lament.
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Meanwhile, the Trump administration was seriously considering a so-called "bloody nose" attack.
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" Retired generals, diplomats and news anchors demanded that Pakistan be given a "bloody nose.
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But, apparently, David did fall out of his bed and get a bloody nose.
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The jeweler suffered a swollen cheek, bloody nose and a bump on his head.
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The presence of extremists holding significant territory is a bloody nose for the president.
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But the fact the files were leaked was a bloody nose to the CIA.
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"One of us would always come home with a bloody nose," Scott Parker said.
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Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets premiered at the Sundance Film Festival on January 24, 2020.
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Trump's "bloody nose" plan for North Korea could make a mess of the Olympics
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And it is giving its old Sunni rival, Saudi Arabia, a bloody nose in Yemen.
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He fell back, then sat in a corner with his bloody nose in his hands.
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The Nigerian army later regained Baga and said it had given ISWA a "bloody nose".
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A brief delay while Casemiro of Brazil heads to the bench with a bloody nose.
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The bloody nose has become synonymous with W.K. and his relentlessly positive, pro-partying message.
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One child got a bloody nose after being pushed to the ground by an adult.
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Don't expect Pink and Carey Hart's son to cry over a bruise and a bloody nose.
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Apparently, the runner had a bloody nose and needed to stop it up, and keep running.
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During the ride, a bird sliced Fabio in the face, leaving him with a bloody nose.
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I had a bloody nose, my lip was split open, and I had a black eye.
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Grichuk had a bloody nose and a swollen left eye socket when he left the field.
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"There's a picture of all the groomsmen with Angus with a bloody nose," Ms. Cooper said.
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There is no viable "bloody nose" military strategy for the United States and everybody knows it.
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"I'd be in my kitchen, giving someone a towel for a bloody nose," Mr. Fancher said.
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With sanctions a less effective tool, a military option—the so-called "bloody nose"—could appeal again.
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One guy took a hit to the face last night and ended up with a bloody nose.
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He believes it could contribute to a bloody nose for the coalition government in September's national elections.
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China is likely planning to give the United States a "bloody nose" in Asia — economically and militarily.
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Sergeant Bergdahl was found sitting on the floor in the Coast Guard barracks, with a bloody nose.
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Previously, Trump and some of his advisers had discussed delivering Pyongyang a "bloody nose" pre-emptive attack.
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The reversal, sources tell CNN, was driven by a disagreement over a "bloody nose" strike against Pyongyang.
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The end result was a five-round domination for the American, and another bloody nose for the Canadian.
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Either way, aside from broken glasses and a bloody nose, Bernie seems not much worse for the wear.
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A limited military strike, known as a "bloody nose strike," has been left on the table for consideration.
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For months, rumors swirled that the administration had developed a plan for a so-called "bloody nose" strike.
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Although the rebel MPs lost the vote, the narrow margin has left the government with a bloody nose.
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There have also been reports the administration may be looking to make a "bloody nose" strike on Pyongyang.
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In the semifinals, the match was halted for a couple of minutes because Beggs had a bloody nose.
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"We have no bloody nose strategy," Harris said when asked whether such a strike was an option under consideration.
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Show our adversaries the bloody nose they're going to get if they foolishly try to attack our Republic again.
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Despite more than a third of Tory lawmakers voting against her, admittedly giving her a bloody nose, they lost.
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"Sometimes you have to take a bloody nose to not take a bullet in the head down the road."
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Votel compared of the Afghan force to a soldier with a bloody nose, who was still standing and fighting.
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And his shirt was ripped and he had a bloody eye and a bloody nose and I had hurt nipples.
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Nigg, who's in for a weapons charge, left Fogle with a bloody nose, swollen face and scratches on his neck.
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"Quite a few times Michael came home with a black eye, bloody nose, torn shirt," Blair told the Daily News.
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Jerebko, who seemed to hit Brown's shoulder, left with a bloody nose and was taken for tests after the game.
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I mean, the media like fighting and fist fights and bloody nose but -- TARLOV: But they don&apost want that.
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Increasingly punishing sanctions began to take their toll on both economies, and hints of "bloody nose" strikes were ominous enough.
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"Not even a bloody nose," the shah had instructed his generals from his home in the city's northern hills, Niavaran Palace.
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Lawmakers have also worried that Trump might use the secret memo as cover for a "bloody nose" strike against North Korea.
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The denial of any bloody nose strategy comes after the Trump administration has expressed more openness to talking with North Korea.
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The plan was widely viewed as McMaster's brainchild, although top officials deny that a "bloody nose" strike was ever an option.
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No. It's my biggest fear in my life — that or just being in a public place and having a bloody nose.
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I soon realized that I had a bloody nose—something that is often a problem for me after a wild weekend.
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All the cases required hospitalization related to coughing up blood, blood in the urine, bloody nose, bleeding gums and other symptoms.
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All of the cases involved unexplained bleeding, such as coughing up blood, blood in the urine, bloody nose or bleeding gums.
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That feeling, of a bar as a haven from the madding world, is at the heart of Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets.
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Isn't it great to finally see some of the most stupid and greediest among the investment community get a bloody nose?
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He allegedly appeared at her home the next morning and attacked her, leaving her with two black eyes and a bloody nose.
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It had a bloody nose and was hyperventilating when it was brought into the shelter, but it eventually made a full recovery.
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But, again, even that still is like, you know, giving NATO a bloody nose on the way to a better trade deal?
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Like, you can't have any kind of blood or anything—if someone got a bloody nose, we have to cut that out.
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The Trump administration has sidelined the so-called "bloody nose strategy," though, and the president speaks warmly of Kim and his intentions.
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Police dealt the cartel its first bloody nose when they seized 1336 pounds (606 kilograms) of cocaine in Tahiti in March 2016.
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Broxton appeared to suffer a bloody nose and was able to walk off the field with a towel held to his face.
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And if he suffers the traditional first-term bloody nose from midterm voters, it won't be because he didn't campaign hard enough.
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All of the cases required hospitalization related to coughing up blood, blood in the urine, bloody nose, bleeding gums and other symptoms.
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Littler than my cohort, I learned that a verbal bashing had a lingering power that a bloody nose could never compete with.
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And behind the scenes, Trump's administration reportedly continues to mull a plan to launch a limited "bloody nose" strike against North Korea.
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While we're on the topic of policies Trump is considering, we can add a "bloody nose" strategy with North Korea to the list.
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Administration officials have said in recent weeks that President Trump is considering a "bloody nose" attack on North Korea, according to media reports.
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Though news outlets have reported debates about giving North Korea a "bloody nose", an official calls that phrase "a fiction of the press".
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Meanwhile, populism got a bloody nose in the poll with Geert Wilder's Party for Freedom (PVV) coming second with fewer votes than expected.
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Cha expressed skepticism of the so-called "bloody nose" option, a limited military strike to retard Pyongyang's surge toward a demonstrated nuclear capability.
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But the order came as the President and his advisers mulled the possibility of launching a "bloody nose" preventive strike on North Korea.
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In February, CNN reported a schism within the President's national security team over whether to pursue a so-called "bloody nose" military strike.
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U.S. officials have reportedly talked about the potential to conduct a targeted strike against sites in North Korea in a "bloody nose" strategy.
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Photos of the brawl show at least one police officer with a bloody nose, though no serious injuries to authorities have been reported.
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The courage to walk away with a headache and a bloody nose isn't really the price of entry, but it's not far off.
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Sick, dehydrated, and exhibiting signs of a bloody nose, it could take a month before the ape can be released back to the wild.
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The rumours in Washington about a bloody-nose strategy to punish Mr Kim for testing nuclear weapons may also have got the dictator's attention.
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The possibility of a "bloody nose" attack on North Korea from the U.S. is no longer under consideration by the White House, reports Reuters.
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The Trump administration does not have a "bloody nose" strategy for North Korea, according to a bipartisan pair of senators and an administration official.
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Employing the so-called "bloody nose" strategy, Washington would respond to a North Korean missile test with a targeted strike against a weapons facility.
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Even the most limited strike, the so-called bloody nose option, risks what one Defense Department official called an unacceptably high number of casualties.
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Even a "bloody nose" small-scale strike against the North puts at risk the lives of hundreds of thousands of Americans in Northeast Asia.
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Stephen Sabella, a former Bonanno associate, testified that one interaction with Mr. Zancocchio left him with a black eye, bloody nose and damaged tooth.
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After Lori Isenberg got to the shore and spoke to deputies after her husband fell into the lake, they noted she had a bloody nose.
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A cellphone video recorded by Mr. Watkins showed him punching Kaseem's mother in the face while she was pregnant, leaving her with a bloody nose.
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The woman suffered a small laceration and a bloody nose, and a large portion of one of her front teeth was chipped, court documents state.
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Perhaps, as an homage to the comic, we see Angela and her child driving home, her kid sporting a bloody nose, in the next scene.
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That's consistent with previous reporting indicating the administration considered a so-called "bloody nose" strike, meant to compel Pyongyang to give up its nuclear weapons.
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Tough genes might run in the family, as the little boy gained a bruise and a bloody nose in early December after attempting to walk.
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We've been fielding questions lately about a proposal reportedly under discussion within the Trump national security team for a "bloody nose" strategy on North Korea.
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A bloody nose attack is meant to make clear that North Korea will pay a price for every threatening action it takes in the future.
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Donaire thumped Inoue with punches so hard he had double-vision from round two onwards, a bloody nose, and a horrible gash on his eyelid.
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Absolutely. Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets reminds us that we're constantly reinventing and performing ourselves, even in our most comfortable, cherished settings — and cinema does, too.
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THE TOPLINE: U.S. officials have reportedly talked about the potential to conduct a targeted strike against sites in North Korea in a "bloody nose" strategy.
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"They are not a fan of the bloody nose strike, for obvious reasons, because it would mean a retaliatory strike on Seoul," the staffer said.
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The Saudis would ideally like Sunni boots on the ground, but will settle for backing Sunni rebels if the result is giving Assad a bloody nose.
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"A lot of people got a serious bloody nose because of negligent neighbors and deadbeat farmers," said Vance Ehmke, who grows seed wheat in Healy, Kansas.
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Now, despite the risk of escalation between the nuclear-armed states, the temptation is for him to burnish his image by giving Pakistan another bloody nose.
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If President Trump launches a bloody nose strike, and North Korea kills ten South Korean and American soldiers in response, what does President Trump do next?
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"I had a bloody throat, bloody nose, a cough, dry and watering eyes, and my throat is still very sore and dry," freshman Sabrina Thorn said.
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But we have to toughen up our defenses and make sure the bad guys get at least a bloody nose when attacking state and local government.
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In addition to tunnel warfare, U.S. officials have reportedly talked about potentially conducting a targeted strike against sites in North Korea in a "bloody nose" strategy.
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He will need to demonstrate an earnest effort at diplomacy before gaining national and international acceptance of a "bloody nose" strike against North Korea's military capacity.
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That was when North Korea conducted its third test of an intercontinental ballistic missile, and when talk in Washington was of giving Mr Kim a bloody nose.
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You almost became Trump's ambassador to South Korea but ultimately withdrew because you objected to the use of a so-called "bloody nose" strike against North Korea.
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The White House reported a pretty standard conversation, while South Korea reported that Trump firmly denied reports that he's considering a "bloody nose" strike on North Korea.
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"Comfort, Demi's nose wears a shirt," Cabello croons as the original lyric "White shirt now red, my bloody nose," displays on the screen for viewers to see.
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To complete the "Upside Down Honey Costume," which is on sale for $44.99, dark red makeup was applied above the model's upper lip to imitate Eleven's bloody nose.
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Long-rumored candidate for the job, Victor Cha, was dropped from consideration in January after he publicly voiced concerns about a possible "bloody nose strike" on North Korea.
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"I had a bloody throat, bloody nose, a cough, dry and watering eyes, and my throat is still very sore and dry," a UC Berkeley student told CNN.
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It's the intellectual equivalent of the schoolyard bully who gives you a bloody nose and then says the problem is you lack a sense of humor about it.
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His administration even recently considered potentially launching a small, limited military strike — what his aides described as a "bloody nose" — if Pyongyang conducted another missile or nuclear test.
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Some of the videos depicted the Martins yelling at their children until they cried, screaming obscenities, and — in one instance — shoving a child who then got a bloody nose.
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The administration seriously considered a "bloody nose" strike to rattle North Korea, which analysts warn could risk a storm of artillery fire on Seoul, South Korea's densely-populated capital.
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The evacuation order reportedly came as Trump and his advisers were debating the potential to conduct a targeted strike against sites in North Korea in a "bloody nose" strategy.
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It may also give itself a bloody nose in Asia, where big buyers are ramping up supplies from elsewhere and say they don't want to pay more for fuel.
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In jail, he was beaten on April 22, suffering blows to the head and a bloody nose, his attorney Kelly O'Connell said in court papers filed on June 26.
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A second widely shared image, of a police officer with a bloody nose, appeared in a 2011 news article about a clash in Mexico's Oaxaca region, according to Factcheck.
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His dismissal adds to the narrative that Washington is gearing up for a "bloody nose" strike that nobody in the region wants, and that the United States doesn't need.
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The doughnut's size mimics her small stature, the Eggo addition paying homage to her favorite food, and the raspberry drizzle addition is a clever nod to her bloody nose susceptibility.
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This was the man once known as the Dark Knight, who stared down opponents with a bloody nose and a knee-buckling arsenal during his stellar 2013 and 2015 seasons.
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In a so-called "bloody nose strategy," the administration is considering plans for a preemptive strike against a North Korean military location in a bid to scare Pyongyang into submission.
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Mr. Greenwood, 20, of Toronto, pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct, a violation, and admitted using the slur in the September altercation that left a black student with a bloody nose.
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Washington and Pyongyang engaged in increasingly bellicose rhetoric, with the Trump administration mulling a "bloody nose" strike on North Korea that could easily spiral into a wider, potentially nuclear, conflict.
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Gone, at least for now, are the days when Pyongyang was flinging missiles across the Pacific or seeing headlines filled with threats of "bloody nose" attacks or even nuclear war.
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Many people voted for Mr Corbyn on the assumption that he wouldn't win: they wanted to give the Tories a bloody nose, not Mr Corbyn the keys to 10 Downing Street.
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When Tony finds that his beloved car has been bashed in with a bat, he freaks out on Caleb, leading to a fight that ends with Tony with a bloody nose.
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Specifically, there's a cat who can't control its bodily functions, a date that had to take a hold for a bloody nose, and an audition that was sabotaged by ice cream.
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Hildebrand said he has long been a fan of the band's music and was excited about attending one of their concerts in July — until he left one with a bloody nose.
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Thompson got a bloody nose, this is true, but he also evaded bad situations time and time again because Whitaker's focus was drawn completely away from attacking Thompson's body or legs.
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H. R. McMaster, have raised the prospect of such a strike — sometimes called the "bloody nose" strategy — though they emphasize they would prefer to solve the confrontation with Pyongyang through diplomacy.
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Of all the things that could have gone badly wrong in a Trump administration, a "bloody nose" strike on North Korea leading to a nuclear war was perhaps the most terrifying.
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Mr. Poling said Vietnam's overall aim was to deter Chinese aggression in the sea by developing the ability to at least give China a "bloody nose" in a hypothetical military conflict.
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Another source acknowledged an internal discrepancy on the "bloody nose strategy" between the hawkish NSC and several top administration officials -- including Mattis and Tillerson -- who have advocated a more cautious approach.
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Though expert opinion is divided on how well the ensuing escalation ladder could be controlled, for South Korea, a "bloody nose" strike carries the inherent risk of spiraling out of control.
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To South Koreans who are long accustomed to the ever-present tensions with North Korea, talk of a "bloody nose" is just another headline, soon to be lost in the noise.
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If US officials believe Kim Jong-un wants to use nuclear weapons to deter the US while he invades and conquers South Korea, why would a bloody nose strike change his mind?
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He characterised the U-turn as a "bloody nose" for Polman, who is likely nearing the end of a ten-year tenure, but said losing the vote outright would have been worse.
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In this constant and competitive news environment it's the scandal and bloody-nose type reporting that grabs the viewer, which results in ratings, which results in the reason for it all … money.
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The anti-straw movement has been around for more than a decade, but gained steam in 2015 thanks to a video of a plastic straw being pulled out of sea turtle's bloody nose.
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The anti-straw movement has been around for more than a decade but gained steam in 2015 thanks to a video of a plastic straw being pulled out of sea turtle's bloody nose.
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The anti-straw movement has been around for more than a decade, but was galvanized in 2015 thanks to a video of a plastic straw being pulled out of sea turtle's bloody nose.
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Tightening sanctions and loose talk in Washington of a bloody-nose strike on his nuclear facilities may indeed have persuaded Mr Kim that this was a good moment to strike up a dialogue.
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The synthetic cannabinoids were found to contain rat poison and most of the hospitalizations were related to unexplained bleeding, such as coughing up blood, blood in the urine, bloody nose and bleeding gums.
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"Their main objective was to give Iran a bloody nose," said Philip H. Gordon, a top White House official at the time and now a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations.
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National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster is pushing something known inside the White House as a "bloody nose" strategy of responding to a North Korean provocation with a set of limited US military strikes.
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They feared Cha would become a pawn in the intra-administration debate over the "bloody nose" strike, both during his confirmation hearings and when installed at the embassy in Seoul, the source said.
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Mr Lewis's message is that anyone who believes that either supine summitry or threats of a "bloody nose" are good responses to North Korea's nuclear programme is guilty of just such a misreading today.
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U.S. forces remain the most powerful military in the region and several of America's regional allies, notably Israel, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, would like to see Iran receive a bloody nose.
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A troubling twist in the Jeff Hardy drunk driving arrest ... cops say the WWE star had a bloody nose during the stop and told officers it was from an earlier "fight" with his wife.
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Whenever her emotions reach a certain height, they spill out in a mess of telekinetic energy — cracking a wall, knocking over a stop sign, giving the smug jock who's dating Dina a bloody nose.
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While the Ross brothers have most often made documentaries, for Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets they used a different bar as a set (in New Orleans!) and hired people to play characters much like themselves.
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While the White House say issues came up in Cha's background checks, Cha reportedly lost the ambassador nomination after raising concerns about a potential "bloody-nose attack" on North Korea over its nuclear program.
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A widely respected, hard-nosed diplomat who had already been approved by South Korea in a process called agrément, Cha was reportedly dropped after disagreeing with Trump administration officials over the "bloody nose" strategy.
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Maryam, who some PML-N leaders see as a future leader, has framed the poll as a chance for voters to give a bloody nose to the judiciary by handing the party a thumping victory.
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But that equation has changed thanks to President Donald Trump's nuclear threats, combined with serious evidence that his administration might follow a "bloody nose" strategy and launch a small-scale preemptive strike against North Korea.
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Moon's government had already approved the planned nomination of academic Victor Cha, which was pulled back after Cha expressed private reservations over the validity of a potential "bloody nose" strike against North Korea's nuclear infrastructure.
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He remembers an incident growing up in East Los Angeles in which his mother, who worked below minimum wage, took him to the E.R. with a bloody nose and was handed a bill for $22015,21.
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Brothers Bill and Turner Ross, some of the most sensitively attuned observers of minute human behavior working in American film today, won the festival's True Vision Award for their latest feature, Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets.
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As Kim Jong Un hurled ballistic missiles into the seas around him, having recently tested a nuclear bomb (the sixth), hawks serving President Donald Trump seemed to be pushing to give North Korea a bloody nose.
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Considering how far we have come in such a short time – when there were reports in January that the U.S. was considering a " bloody nose " military strike against North Korea – the situation today is much improved.
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Fogle reportedly got his ass kicked by 60-year-old Steven Nigg, leaving the former sandwich salesman "with a bloody nose, swollen face, and scratches on his neck," according to documents obtained by the gossip outlet.
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In others, she is shown, up-close, wearing a butterfly net like a wedding veil, or staring at the camera while blood trickles down her face, the result of a harmless if very striking bloody nose.
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The "bloody nose" strategy calls for the US to carry out a limited strike on North Korea to punish it for its illegal missile program, but it would put millions of South Korean lives at risk.
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Take a listen: The lyrics, as Povenmire has written them, are: Lab coat, now red my bloody nose When you visit we come to blows But first I get caught up in prose I'm too vociferous.
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Since the synthetic cannabinoids in Illinois were found to contain rat poison, most of the hospitalizations have been related to unexplained bleeding, such as coughing up blood, blood in the urine, bloody nose and bleeding gums.
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Trump would not comment on whether the U.S. is considering launching a "bloody nose" strike against North Korea, which carries with it numerous risks, including a humanitarian crisis in China as well as retaliation from North Korea.
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James Risch said during a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing on Thursday, "We were told clearly by administration people about as high up as it gets that there is no such thing as a bloody nose strategy."
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The Trump administration is said to be considering options for a potential targeted military strike against North Korea, or a "bloody nose" strategy, which would be used to show Pyongyang the consequences of an all-out war.
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As Jackson began his famous 1862 Shenandoah Valley campaign, he tried to knock out a force at Kernstown that was guarded by the 14th, but it was the Hoosiers there who gave Jackson the bloody nose instead.
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South Korea knew that despite the noise coming from Washington, from McMaster and company about military action and the bloody nose, that if they dangled this meeting in front of Trump, he could not turn it down.
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There have been threats to China in the South China Sea; Iran and its spreading influence in the Middle East; and in the case of North Korea, a "bloody nose" to teach Kim Jong-un a lesson.
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That vote showed that U.K.'s voters are more than ready and willing to deliver a bloody nose to the political establishment given half the chance — especially when it is a suspected political ploy or power grab.
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While Trump remains highly popular among Republicans, his approval rating of 219% in a recent CNN poll is deep in the danger area that history suggests all but guarantees a midterm election bloody nose for a President.
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One possibility is that hawks in the Trump administration, such as National Security Advisor John Bolton, could now argue that diplomacy has failed and push for a return to the "bloody nose" strategy that Trump initially toyed with.
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Martin Heinrich of New Mexico wrote a letter to Mattis last week to express concerns that the administration was considering a "bloody nose" strategy against North Korea in which the US would launch a preemptive military target strike.
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The 35-year-old comedian donned a curly brown wig and a yellow baseball cap to portray the lovable character from the hit Netflix series, while Hanisch nailed Eleven's look with his shaved head, pink dress and bloody nose.
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If I was the first one to make fun of my swollen eyes, bloody nose tip, and complete inability to talk without sounding like I had a cotton ball in my throat, then what else could anyone else say?
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The state has provided its fair share of thrills in the past, giving George W. Bush a bloody nose in 2000 when John McCain beat him there and providing a platform to "Pitchfork" Pat Buchanan in 1992 and 1996.
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Any other means of inflicting an ill-advised "bloody nose" must be restrained at all costs if the nation and the world is not to be plunged into an irreversible conflict of catastrophic proportions on an ill-advised whim.
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In a major shift in U.S. policy, Trump's National Security Council, led by H.R. McMaster, has laid out the possibility of carrying out a limited strike, colloquially known as a "bloody nose" strike, if the situation continues to escalate.
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Hours before the speech, news broke that Victor Cha, who had expressed concerns about the possibility of a limited U.S. "bloody nose" strike on North Korea, was not longer being considered as the next U.S. ambassador to South Korea.
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According to the Wall Street Journal, there is serious debate within the White House to pursue the so-called "bloody nose" strategy, which essentially starts a small war with North Korea hoping it doesn't turn into a bigger war.
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"What worries me at the moment is President Trump and many in his administration are using the same kind of language about winnable [nuclear war and] bloody-nose strike against North Korea without realizing the consequences of that," he said.
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His bloody nose was smashed by Superman punch as he chased 'El Cucuy' down, and as soon as he opened up his neck in a scramble, Ferguson locked in a D'arce choke to finish the contest in the second round.
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He also tasked his outgoing national security adviser, H.R. McMaster, to give him a wider array of military options against Mr Kim's regime, including plans for a so-called bloody-nose attack, intended to weaken it without provoking nuclear war.
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Voters angry about corruption, unemployment and shoddy basic services then gave the ANC a bloody nose in August local elections, turning to opposition parties such as the Democratic Alliance, seen as a largely "white" party, and the leftist Economic Freedom Fighters.
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That could provide the pretext hardliners long have coveted to deal a crushing blow to the PRC before it further narrows the disparity in military capabilities — or at least give it enough of a "bloody nose" to deter further provocations.
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Now, with the AVF struggling just to tread water during an era of low-intensity operations, an initial bloody nose attack during a future major conflict could prove far more dangerous than it did in World War II or Korea.
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He cited the recent release of three American prisoners by North Korea ahead of a summit between Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. "Two months ago we were talking about a bloody nose for North Korea," Cashin said.
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On Tuesday, The Wall Street Journal reported that the administration is quietly debating whether a limited "bloody nose" military strike was possible against a North Korea without provoking Kim Jong-Un to launch a horrific all-out war in response.
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He was beaten in a federal jail on April 22, suffering blows to the head and a bloody nose, according to his attorneys, who sought a psychiatric evaluation for their client after he reported suffering headaches, dizzy spells and memory loss.
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Given Trump's low approval ratings that have improved somewhat in recent weeks to the low 40% range, and the history of first-term presidents getting a bloody nose in midterm polls, the economy is the best card the GOP can play.
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"The more time I spend with him working with him, the more I realize I don't bet against his instincts," Kushner said, despite polling and historical data that suggest Trump could be heading for a bloody nose in two weeks.
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Crosby, in his second game back from a concussion, got a bloody nose from a teammate's stick during a puck battle along the boards, and later got tossed headfirst in the boards behind the Washington net by Carlson during a Penguins power play.
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It's been dubbed the "bloody nose" strategy: "React to some nuclear or missile test with a targeted strike against a North Korean facility to bloody Pyongyang's nose and illustrate the high price the regime could pay for its behavior," per the Journal.
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However, Trump has exchanged insults and threats with Kim and U.S. officials have said he and his advisers have discussed a preventative "bloody nose" strike on North Korea, alarming experts who warn that this could trigger catastrophic retaliation, especially on South Korea.
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" He explained that he is "concerned that this legal justification may now become precedent for additional executive unilateral military action, including this week's U.S. airstrikes in Syria against pro-Assad forces or even an extremely risky 'bloody nose' strike against North Korea.
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The Trump administration, while fantasizing about bloody nose strikes or ridding the world of Kim's nukes by force, knows that if it can't militarily destroy every single nuclear weapon in a first strike, Kim's counterattack would result in the death of millions.
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In fact, while the Trump administration has made noises about giving Kim a "bloody nose," there is little incentive for either country to start a war that could result in annihilation for the North Korean state and unthinkable casualties for the South.
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As national-security adviser, McMaster became associated in the press with the so-called bloody-nose strategy, in which the U.S. might launch a "preventive" conventional attack on North Korea, stunning the regime of Kim Jong Un into cowed recognition of America's power.
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"We should go in and give them a bloody nose like Deng Xiaoping did to Vietnam in 1979," the source said, referring to China's brief invasion of Vietnam to punish Hanoi for forcing Beijing's ally the Khmer Rouge from power in Cambodia.
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Enter then, the Brexit campaigners' mantra of 'taking back control', and with hindsight it was perfectly pitched to exploit a populist narrative of faceless Brussels bureaucrats meddling in national matters — and turn the in/out referendum into a bloody nose for establishment expectations.
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James Risch of Idaho said earlier this month that lawmakers have been told "by administration people, about as high up as it gets, that there is no such thing as a 'bloody nose strategy' " and that the option has never been discussed.
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"I am also concerned that this legal justification may now become precedent for additional executive unilateral military action, including this week's U.S. airstrikes in Syria against pro-Assad forces or even an extremely risky 'bloody nose' strike against North Korea," he continued.
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Read more: Trump's "bloody nose" plan for North Korea could make a mess of the Olympics Last week, the IOC made news when it confirmed its record-high condom order -- 110,000 will be available throughout the Village, an average of 37.6 condoms per person.
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Such is the loyalty to Labour in large swathes of Wales that even if people want to give it a bloody nose, they are "never quite desperate enough to fall in love with another party," says Roger Scully, a political scientist at Cardiff University.
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The aim of the meeting, the first between the Koreas in more than two years, was to reduce tensions, amid mounting speculation the U.S. is planning a "bloody nose" strike on the North in response to its escalating nuclear and long-range missile programs.
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Environmentalist groups estimate we use more than 500 million plastic straws every day in the U.S. Their ecological toll made the internet squirm when a video of researchers pulling a plastic straw out of the bloody nose of an endangered sea turtle went viral.
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But hardliners in the White House and Defense Department had been entertaining talk of a "bloody nose strike" on North Korea—a limited, pre-emptive military attack designed to show the U.S.'s willingness to use force should North Korea continue building nuclear weapons.
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Further proof of the Trump administration's seriousness about preemptive war came in late January with reports that the respected academic Victor D. Cha was no longer slated to be the White House's nominee for ambassador to South Korea because he rejected the "bloody nose" strategy.
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Many of those who now attack Trump for being too easy on Kim were railing just months ago that he was acting too rashly with his threats of "fire and fury" and his administration's evident preparations to deliver "a bloody nose" to North Korea.
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As if to underline how superfluous his national-security adviser had become, Trump announced three weeks later that, rather than give Kim Jong Un a bloody nose, he would break with decades of American precedent and hold direct talks with the North Korean leader.
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It emerged this week the White House is considering a "bloody nose" approach to North Korea in which the U.S. would launch a limited strike against a weapons facility in retaliation to another missile test — a strategy that could lead to all-out war.
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Adding to the anxiety is "nuclear button" rhetoric this month from North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and President Donald Trump as well as news reports that the White House is considering a possible pre-emptive "bloody nose" strike on North Korean missile facilities.
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Yes, his stated campaign of "maximum pressure" on North Korea, including the option of a "bloody nose" military strike, is somewhat different than the Obama administration's policy of "strategic patience" and bolstered deterrence, but the president failed to offer a path forward beyond animus.
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Mr. Trump contemplated attacking North Korea early in his administration, when officials floated the idea of a "bloody nose" strategy intended to signal that Washington would never allow the North to reach the point when it could hold American cities hostage with nuclear weapons.
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The administration has said all options are on the table in dealing with North Korea and officials say Trump and his advisers have discussed the possibility of a limited "bloody nose" strike, alarming experts who warn that this could trigger catastrophic retaliation, especially on South Korea.
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It first happened nearly 40 years ago, in 1979, when an American president and Pakistani generals walked hand in hand into Afghanistan, with their Saudi friends carrying suitcases full of dollars, all with the dream of giving the Soviet Union a bloody nose and defeating Communism.
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MEXICO CITY, March 220 (Reuters) - Global currency investors who piled into the peso through the "carry trade" strategy are nursing a bloody nose after the Mexican currency tanked 22017% in three weeks, and analysts are asking if it spells the end of the popular investment tactic.
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Several US officials have downplayed previous suggestions that the administration is considering the use of a so-called "bloody-nose strike" -- a military option that would be significant enough to force North Korea to question its nuclear ambitions but limited in scale as to avoid retaliation.
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National Security Advisor H.R. McMaster has just denied that possibility, telling a bipartisan group of senators last week that the administration has no plans to carry out a so-called "bloody nose" attack against North Korea to constrain its nuclear weapons or long-range missile programs.
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The Washington Post quoted people familiar with the matter as saying Cha, a Korean-American, had raised concerns with White House officials about the consequences of a bloody nose strike and the administration's threats to tear up a trade deal with South Korea, a U.S. treaty ally.
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He specifically criticized the logic behind a "bloody nose" strike — a limited attack on North Korean military and nuclear installations that aims not to escalate the situation to all-out war, but show Pyongyang that further attempts to advance its nuclear program will be met with force.
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A police officer who responded to the dispute noted that "Patrick had a black eye and a bloody nose" and that Kimberley did not have "any visible marks" on her, though Kimberley told the officer Patrick struck her several times in the stomach, according to a police incident report.
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The administration's pick for ambassador to Seoul, Victor Cha, was asked during meetings by NSC officials whether he felt prepared to manage diplomatic efforts that would surround a "bloody nose" US strike, including the potential evacuation of American civilians from Seoul, a source familiar with the dynamic told CNN.
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The action of Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets happens almost entirely within the bar, but through conversations between the regulars and hints of the outside that break through on the TV, we glimpse and remember what the characters are trying to escape — a world that feels like it's imploding.
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Last month, Trump withdrew his first pick for ambassador to South Korea, Victor Cha, reportedly for Cha's opposition to a so-called bloody nose strategy in which the United States would conducted a limited strike on North Korea with the goal of deterring future military action from Pyongyang.
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"The idea of a 'bloody nose' strike against North Korea makes little sense because it has the potential for escalating response and strategic miscalculation, while gaining little concrete advantage," said Jamil N. Jaffer, founder of GMU's National Security Institute and former Chief Counsel to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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You'd almost forget that a week before, U.S. President Donald Trump used a good chunk of his first State of the Union to blast Pyongyang as "depraved" amid reports that the White House is still mulling its "bloody nose" plan to launch a limited strike on the Hermit Kingdom.
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Norwegian Svindal, the pre-race favorite, who had won the men's super G on Friday, was on track to take the lead from Fill when he landed badly from the Hausbergkante jump midway down the course and slid into the protective side netting, leaving the course with a bloody nose.
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While it has repeatedly said it prefers a diplomatic solution, Trump has exchanged threats with Kim and U.S. officials have said the president and his advisers have discussed a preventative "bloody nose" strike on North Korea, alarming experts who warn that this could trigger catastrophic retaliation, especially on South Korea.
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From our initial glimpse of the ever-ravishing Francesca Annis, as Rose, nursing a bloody nose through to a startling finish that may make playgoers feel as if they have been inside a blender, Ms. Kirkwood almost matter of factly suggests a gathering apocalypse that is unsparing in its reach.
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One person familiar with the tug of war over Cha's candidacy told CNN that the decision to pull his name from contention was partly an effort to avoid Cha becoming a pawn in the spat between the White House, State Department and Pentagon about the wisdom of a "bloody nose" strike.
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S. officials including the defense secretary and the CIA director repeatedly talked about DPRK nuclear and missile threat to justify their argument for a military option and a new concept of a so-called 'bloody nose', a limited pre-emptive strike on the DPRK is under consideration within the U.S. administration.
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"I had a briefing with some other senators yesterday with someone from the White House who made it very clear that there is no bloody nose strategy for a strike against North Korea, and we asked if we could go out and quote him on that, and he said yes," Sen.
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The United States does not need to risk a war in which there will be no winners by conducting a preventive strike against North Korea (the so-called "bloody nose" strike option), nor should it make concessions that will only serve to extend the Kim family's regime and its military capabilities.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis has said that any nuclear confrontation with the north "would be catastrophic," but the NYT reports that the military is prepping for war just in case, and the WSJ notes that some Trump advisers believe a "bloody nose" could punish Kim without leading to a full-scale retaliation.
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"Dolt-like Trump should know that his backbone would be broken, to say nothing of 'bloody nose,' and the empire of America would go to the hell and the short history of the U.S. would end forever, the moment he destroys even a single blade of grass on this land," KCNA said.
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Mr. Cha took an extraordinary step by writing an opinion article for The Washington Post in which he described his objections to what's being called the "bloody nose" strategy, a limited military strike on North Korean nuclear facilities that will supposedly persuade the country's leader, Kim Jong-un, to abandon his nuclear ambitions.
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The nomination of the long-rumored candidate to be US ambassador to South Korea, Victor Cha, was pulled last weekend after he warned the White House that a so-called "bloody nose" strike against Pyongyang would risk pulling the US into a disastrous war that would endanger hundreds of thousands of lives.
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ABOUT THE RED WINGS (24-15-8): All-Star center Dylan Larkin is second among NHL rookies with 15 goals after tallying Friday to break a scoreless tie at 12:01 of the third period despite a bloody nose, fat lip and without part of a tooth after he was high-sticked in the face earlier in the session.
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Trump declined to comment on a recent report in the Wall Street Journal about a debate within his White House over a so-called "bloody nose" strategy, in which the U.S. might start a small conflict with North Korea in a dangerous bid to rein in Pyongyang's nuclear program, but stop short of launching a larger war.
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In the extraordinary Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets, documentarians and brothers Bill and Turner Ross chronicle the last night of service at a Las Vegas dive bar called Roaring '20163s — as regulars come and go, fight and kiss, and try to face the fact that the place that felt most like it was theirs will no longer exist.
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It has become apparent in recent months that, despite the President's badgering of his military advisers for a plan to pre-emptively knock out the Hermit Kingdom's budding nuclear arsenal, the best he can get out of them are plans to give Pyongyang a bloody nose through symbolic strikes, hoping that will scare Kim into surrendering his arsenal.
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In the extraordinary Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets, documentarians and brothers Bill and Turner Ross chronicle the last night of service for a Las Vegas dive bar called Roaring '21951s, as regulars come and go, fight and kiss, and try to face the fact that the place that felt most like it was theirs will no longer exist.
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In the extraordinary Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets, documentarians and brothers Bill and Turner Ross chronicle the last night of service for a Las Vegas dive bar called Roaring '20s, as regulars come and go, fight and kiss, and try to face the fact that the place that felt most like it was theirs will no longer exist.
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But behind North Korea's colorful threats was always an important message: Pyongyang is developing nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles capable of reaching the US, so decision makers in Washington will think twice about whether to conduct a so-called "bloody nose" strike or, say, kill a general whom is deemed a terrorist and an imminent threat.
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At the president's bidding, General McMaster pushed the Pentagon to develop military plans — including the so-called "bloody nose" option involving a limited pre-emptive strike on a single North Korean missile or related site — that could bolster American deterrence while avoiding escalation to major war and collateral damage in the form of artillery and rocket strikes on South Korean civilians.
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Selected by Rita Dove By Fady Joudah that startled me while I was on my knees depositing my son one morning in the kindergarten line stationed in the cafeteria / theatre / gym where he sits facing the stage amid twelve rows of kids waiting for the bell, that pierce came from behind, from a boy with bloody nose, his fingers bearing the coagulating fluid of his life.
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Trump has swung wildly in asserting that "pressure": He's issued threats about the size of his nuclear button, sparked speculation about a potential preemptive "bloody nose" attack on the North, and engaged in personal Twitter attacks against the "Little Rocket Man" — all before agreeing to an historic summit with the North Korean dictator, expected to be held in the next three to four weeks.
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It was made by Garrett Bradley, a New York filmmaker who worked as a second unit director on Ava DuVernay's Netflix series, "When They See Us." The other films in Concordia's Sundance slate are "A Thousand Cuts," which documents the attacks on the news media by President Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines, and "Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets," about the last days of a beloved Las Vegas dive bar.
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The initial exchange of personal insults and nuclear threats between President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and Kim Jong Un raised the international temperature, particularly when backed by credible administration leaks of "bloody nose" surgical strikes that could escalate and end the North Korean dictatorship.
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"I know who it is that's been advocating that, but … I don't think that's something that's seriously being contemplated today," Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob CorkerRobert (Bob) Phillips CorkerTrump announces, endorses ambassador to Japan's Tennessee Senate bid Meet the key Senate player in GOP fight over Saudi Arabia Trump says he's 'very happy' some GOP senators have 'gone on to greener pastures' MORE (R-Tenn.) said Tuesday of the "bloody nose" idea.
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Jim RischJames (Jim) Elroy RischTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China Overnight Defense: US exits landmark arms control treaty with Russia | Pentagon vows to 'fully pursue' once-banned missiles | Ratcliffe out as intel pick | Trump signs budget deal that boosts defense | Trump defends North Korea's Kim as 'friend' The 23 Republicans who opposed Trump-backed budget deal MORE (R-Idaho) also said the administration assured him there is no bloody nose strategy.
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After the Republican Party got a bloody nose over President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's shutting down of the government in attempt to get his border wall, gun-shy congressional Republicans will probably put their foot down on any attempt by Trump make good on his continuing threats to do it again for the same reason.
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