The commander, Salim Koji, and his two bodyguards were killed and four other bodyguards were captured. Dec.
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Erdogan's bodyguards The scenes of Erdogan's bodyguards beating up protesters outside the Turkish ambassador's residence in Washington are unforgettable.
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Along the way they shot and killed both bin Laden's bodyguards, his son Khalid and the wife of one of the bodyguards.
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The photo features six — yes, six — burly bodyguards.
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Chupeta admitted that he once lured a rival cartel boss to a business meeting, where gunmen killed him and a dozen of his bodyguards, then ambushed another group of bodyguards waiting nearby.
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On July 12th it arrested two of Mr Guaidó's bodyguards.
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Right after the shots were fired, Tekashi's bodyguards acted frantic.
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He may be bringing his own armored limousine and bodyguards.
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Johnny Depp's former bodyguards are taking the actor to court.
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We killed five of his bodyguards and destroyed one car.
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Some of his bodyguards and aides objected to his requests.
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"I think her bodyguards should drop all weapons," he said.
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Bukhari and the bodyguards have been hospitalized with critical injuries.
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Note the numerous bodyguards flanking him during the short walk.
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Instead, he says the bodyguards all jumped him at once.
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From then on, Elian Gonzalez was surrounded by government bodyguards.
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He knew a girl there who had to have bodyguards.
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Trump later cheered the release of Mayers and his bodyguards.
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One of General Zahid's bodyguards was wounded, Mr. Khogyani said.
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He has a bulletproof S.U.V. and bodyguards around the clock.
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This was made clear thanks to his Stormtrooper bodyguards, too.
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Regulations mean he was only allowed four bodyguards, Ateny said.
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But his bodyguards resisted by force and then started shooting.
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New bodyguards would be hired to protect the new locations.
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Both of his bodyguards were also killed in the attack.
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Ms. Doe's lawyers said they were already lining up bodyguards.
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And then, the Turkish government assigned me with some bodyguards.
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The bodyguards were convicted, but no motive was ever established.
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The official survived, but one of his lead bodyguards died.
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A statement from federal police said the candidate had bodyguards.
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You can't ask us bodyguards to regulate our own profession.
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Zmarai and his three bodyguards were killed in the explosion.
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Sometimes I feel all these doppelgangers are my unpaid unpaid bodyguards.
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Flanked by bodyguards, Kim also visited the Marina Bay Sands resort.
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There, one of Robbins' bodyguards stopped her in the bustling hallway.
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But when Bernie arrived, he was surrounded by bodyguards and media.
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They receive panic buttons, home security, and bodyguards in some instances.
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Until his death in 2009, the bodyguards remained by Jackson's side.
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He had his own squad of bodyguards armed with baseball bats.
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"I think that her bodyguards should drop all weapons," he said.
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This year he appointed former bodyguards as governors in three regions.
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Rose's bodyguards and assistant were also sound asleep in the home.
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You are surrounded by advisors, pollsters, reporters, and bodyguards 85033/7.
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Nineteen bodyguards have been indicted by a grand jury for assault.
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Two black SUVs were parked in front; bodyguards were seated nearby.
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She was shouting from behind the bodyguards but she didn't move.
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In-between, his bodyguards gave me tours of the amazing area.
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Bodyguards also have to get used to client's whims and behavior.
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You can read more about the internet-famous jogging bodyguards here.
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The PSP has accused Gharib's bodyguards of opening fire on Sunday.
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Two of Mr. Najib's bodyguards were eventually convicted in her murder.
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His bodyguards from elite paramilitary interior ministry units were also replaced.
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When she left the family compound, she was escorted by bodyguards.
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Two policemen had been assigned to look after him as bodyguards.
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Sadly, eavesdroppers were thwarted by a circle of extra-large bodyguards.
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In response, two Sikh bodyguards assassinated India's then leader, Indira Gandhi.
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This time, however, bodyguards attacked him and took his cell phone.
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This target that you're about to go conduct a mission against, he looks to have three bodyguards and his bodyguards are standing on the rooftop and they are carrying RPGs [rocket-propelled grenades] and AK-47s.
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Sometime I'd faint and my bodyguards would have to hold me up.
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Chirp isn't making encrypted comms channels for sci-fi bodyguards, of course.
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Some officials now feel confident enough to move around Aden without bodyguards.
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As she puts it, size matters when you're talking booty and bodyguards.
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My boss had bodyguards just to watch the car; we took turns.
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One of Mr. Collins's bodyguards, Ronald McPhatter, was killed in the shooting.
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We fried the brains of government officials as razorgirls eviscerated their bodyguards.
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Moroccan and Monroe get the fun ... mommy's bodyguards get the heavy lifting.
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His grandmother, Indira Gandhi, was assassinated by her bodyguards while prime minister.
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Two bodyguards, hired by his extended family, shadow him at all times.
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Jumblatt's Progressive Socialist Party (PSP) has accused Gharib's bodyguards of opening fire.
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Nine of his bodyguards, including the chief of his security detail, Gen.
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"Neither bodyguards nor an armored room will save me," Dr. Azizi said.
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The joke was that among General Dostum's bodyguards, there were no colonels.
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The windshield of my car was broken, and my bodyguards were injured.
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The location manager claims Depp was eventually removed from set by his bodyguards.
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D'Amico said that despite his wealth and fame, Versace refused to hire bodyguards.
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Mando único may offer them less protection than more and better bodyguards would.
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It also provides for bodyguards for ex-presidents and increases in their pension.
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Unlike so many reports from González's youth, there are no bodyguards in sight.
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On my second approach, the target was patrolling the area with his bodyguards.
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"The politicians have two or three cars of bodyguards behind them," he said.
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"It's just like I couldn't have enough bodyguards around that ticket," he said.
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Brinkley told him that the image might mislead; Long usually had plainclothes bodyguards.
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JOSEPH STALIN, 74 – Late on March 1, 1953, Stalin's bodyguards found him unconscious.
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He also challenged Hillary Clinton's bodyguards to disarm, reports The Hill's Timothy Cama.
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Erdogan bodyguards try to kick out journalist from inside, Brookings guards stopped. pic.twitter.
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In any case, Branson forbid him from bringing his bodyguards to the island.
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Cosby -- cane in hand -- was gingerly guided into the courthouse by 2 bodyguards.
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One of Yarmal's bodyguards was killed, but he escaped the attack unhurt. Oct.
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Another video showed Turkish bodyguards kicking protesters as they lay on the ground.
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Who had called off the bodyguards who usually surrounded Kirov at all times?
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"No, Beyoncé is a she," he said, his bodyguards leering just off camera.
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When Acevedo was eighteen, he and a cousin worked as bodyguards for Martin.
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Andrea claims the beating only stopped because one of the singer's bodyguards intervened.
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But it was the bombing murders in Sicily of the two anti-Mafia magistrates, Mr. Borsellino (and five of his bodyguards) and Mr. Falcone (along with his wife and two bodyguards) that shook Italians the most and doomed Mr. Riina.
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Photographs on social media appeared to show bodyguards shielding Maduro with black bulletproof panels.
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They didn&apost hire Justin Bieber&aposs bodyguards or a couple of hells angels.
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Then came death threats, which led her Polish publisher to hire bodyguards for her.
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Behind him [were] maybe six, seven people, like a tribe of bodyguards, wardrobe, cook.
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But I think I was surrounded by 75 invisible bodyguards who would protect me.
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The lightweight socialite Paris Hilton breezed into his radical-chic installation surrounded by bodyguards.
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"His bodyguards fired back but the killers had already disappeared by then," he said.
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A core group of machete-wielding bodyguards assigned to the leader reinforced the danger.
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The witness is Nathan "Nick" Allen Chavin, who showed up in court with bodyguards.
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The commander was also killed along with his four Taliban bodyguards in the airstrike.
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The government said a year ago that seven of Dostum's bodyguards were being questioned.
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On Twitter, Ms. Kelly, who was accompanied by burly bodyguards, laughed it all off.
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"Just for the record, my bodyguards are always armed, including right now," he said.
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Also in the truck were four of Mr. Rozuddin's bodyguards and seven other people.
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While the bodyguards were convicted, the authorities hope to discover who gave the orders.
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He and one of his bodyguards were killed and four others were wounded. Dec.
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Even relatively low-level ward councilors have bodyguards, and many politicians carry guns themselves.
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She was accompanied by two bodyguards who were on high alert throughout the interview.
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When he first moved to the islands, he could be seen flanked by bodyguards.
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It is partly to my bodyguards that I owe my nighttime street photography expeditions.
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On May 16, activists protesting Erdoğan's government clashed with Turkish bodyguards and security personnel.
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His cohort of North Korean bodyguards ran alongside the car as it pulled away.
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It remains uncertain if Mr. Kim was traveling alone or if bodyguards were present.
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In retaliation, India's then-leader, Indira Gandhi, was assassinated by her two Sikh bodyguards.
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"All of the bodyguards that we recruit are ex-military," Martin told The Times.
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They got cozy on the deck while friends -- and some big bodyguards -- milled around.
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They also dress the royal bodyguards, a ceremonial role for retired servicemen at state occasions.
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Chavin was flanked by two bodyguards while he testified — which Durst's attorney decried as theatrics.
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The bodyguards are chosen for their fitness, looks, marksmanship and martial arts skills, AFP reported.
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Berry first met the singer in 1992 when she was dating one of his bodyguards.
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The source said that Minaj had eight or nine bodyguards, while Cardi had two people.
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He didn't want to draw more attention to himself than necessary with all the bodyguards.
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For most of the video, she's either being flanked by bodyguards, alone or being ignored.
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The pair claimed their bodyguards were killed, but they managed to escape into the mountains.
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"Let's see how they feel walking around without their guns on their bodyguards," he said.
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As Solano chatted with some farmers, his two government-supplied bodyguards surveyed the crowd suspiciously.
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We went to Malibu first and had all these marines and bodyguards living with us.
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Just under 27 have been trained as bodyguards and are now protecting former FARC leaders.
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"I don't like gangsters", he said after his bodyguards led Hodunok out of the hall.
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The 53-year-old and third-richest man in the world won't ever need bodyguards.
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Adeeb's two bodyguards were jailed on Thursday in the same case, each for 10 years.
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Everyone in Macau knows that the people who have bodyguards are probably doing something illegal.
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None of that ever happened to me, but it happened to Thai bodyguards I knew.
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" The Turkish Embassy in Washington claimed Wednesday that Erdogan's bodyguards were acting in "self-defense.
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The target was a training ground for the bodyguards who protect Afghan and foreign dignitaries.
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His bodyguards also reportedly kicked out a Turkish journalist who has been critical of him.
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Bodyguards of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan beat up peaceful protesters in our nation's capital.
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Two of his bodyguards each received 10-year terms for their involvement in the plot.
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Video of government forces violently abusing his bodyguards became public, fueling protests and more outrage.
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In July, Borsellino was blown up by another car bomb along with his five bodyguards.
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Pandemonium broke out as the devices exploded, with bodyguards scrambling to cover Maduro with shields.
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Bodyguards, critics say, are used as tools to enforce such threats, and often it works.
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Then he sent in his bodyguards, who took turns raping her until she passed out.
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Trotsky screamed and threw himself at his attacker, as his bodyguards rushed to his side.
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He and Mr. Miranda leave home now only in armored cars, protected by armed bodyguards.
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BTW, she already had a security system and bodyguards, but apparently she needs extra muscle.
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Otherwise, most of the family came in public cars rather than government vehicles, and there was no sign of any bodyguards, though Tsang and his family were usually accompanied by about eight bodyguards in dark suits when they turned up at court on previous occasions.
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He said they had been provoked by Badr's bodyguards, who had themselves assaulted a local figure.
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Authorities in Afghanistan issued arrest warrants for several bodyguards of Abdul Rashid Dostum, the vice-president.
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Her supporters helped her to hire bodyguards, and a pro bono lawyer came to her aid.
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Hilton refuses to hire bodyguards, because she wants to lead as normal a life as possible.
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Mr. Kim drove to lunch in a Mercedes limousine surrounded by 12 running bodyguards, for instance.
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Another time, a German booked a suite for himself and three more rooms for his bodyguards.
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Federal and state governments are providing candidates with bodyguards and, in some cases, bullet-proof vehicles.
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The duo hit up a bunch of rides Saturday night under the watchful eye of bodyguards.
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Lula's bodyguards scuffled with impeachment supporters who tried to block his motorcade returning to his hotel.
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The couple slipped out of Nobu Sunday night under heavy cover ... from bodyguards to choreographed SUVs.
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Castro's bodyguards, household staff and invited dignitaries laid white roses at the gravesite, state media said.
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We're told Amber, her mom, son, assistant and bodyguards were all sleeping elsewhere in the pad.
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Despite the tight coverage, Zuck's guys are not actual bodyguards, just FB execs traveling with him.
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His Holiness walked in slowly, surrounded by monks in traditional robes and bodyguards in Western dress.
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Witnesses tell us Bill showed up at around 11 PM Friday night ... flanked by his bodyguards.
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Two of his bodyguards were killed in the attack, and at least six others were injured.
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And sometimes when they wanted to fight, they'd fight with another group that hired Chinese bodyguards.
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It would be great if my kids were ever successful enough to hire their own bodyguards.
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"Two of my close bodyguards were martyred, they were killed," he told CNN in an interview.
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In April, the militants killed a district governor in Ghazni, his bodyguards and five intelligence agents.
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Ranatunga subsequently claimed that his bodyguards opened fire because the crowd was "trying to kill" him.
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Bodyguards quickly move to shield Maudro, while troops that were lined up in the street scattered.
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Former bodyguards always have a stock of true-life tales for deployment at the dinner table.
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When Mr. Putin runs out of bodyguards, maybe he will start appointing his cooks and maids.
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The poor scavenge garbage for food, while the rich go around with armored cars and bodyguards.
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In March, prosecutors announced that they were dropping charges against 85033 of the 15 Erdoğan bodyguards.
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Humans got companionship, anxiety relief, and loyal bodyguards, while dogs got shelter, food, and head scratches.
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Business Insider spoke to three bodyguards from Intelligent Protection, a British bodyguard firm, to find out.
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Instead, people with "softer skills" such as communication and diplomacy make more effective bodyguards, Bomberg said.
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The contrast was stark: Mr. Zuma traveled only in motorcades, surrounded by a phalanx of bodyguards.
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Don't worry, it didn't escalate -- probably because the kids were surrounded by Floyd's massive TMT bodyguards.
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From street drug dealers to hitmen and bodyguards, I found, they all share similar life stories.
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Mr. Ishchi welcomed the news of the warrants and insisted that the bodyguards be arrested immediately.
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The once-powerful leader of the Sinaloa drug cartel was accustomed to being flanked by bodyguards.
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Gandhi, who led the country for 15 years, was shot by two of her Sikh bodyguards.
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When a group of teenagers and a small band of American bodyguards showed up on Nov.
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Mr. Rushdie has since then been living largely out of sight and under the protection of bodyguards.
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A served for several months as one of Bin Laden&aposs bodyguards in Afghanistan, the BBC reported.
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In the shot, Drake can be seen at the counter, surrounded by bodyguards, talking to a cashier.
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On Monday, Kim Yong-chol explained that the minders had been overruled by Kim Jong-un's bodyguards.
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There is still blood on the floor inside the house where one of Guzmán's bodyguards was killed.
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" Stuckless claimed she was "was kicked out of the bar tonight," alleging Weinstein's "bodyguards herded me out.
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His bodyguards administered a further beating before carting the injured Mr Ishchi away in an armoured vehicle.
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Most people asked permission to take a picture as if bodyguards might push their camera phones away.
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Charges against him for allegedly ordering bodyguards to attack paparazzi on his behalf still haven't been dropped.
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Two of Najib's bodyguards were convicted of the 2006 murder of a female Mongolian interpreter and model.
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She brushes the bravado of the new bodyguards aside and gives Kai her opinion on next steps.
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Many kings or dictators fear the masses, and create corps of bodyguards to shield them, she notes.
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After battling zombies, aliens, rogue bodyguards and the Hulk, he turns his might to restoring market confidence.
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The investors banded together with Radchenko's own bodyguards and beat him up "pretty well," according to Demedyuk.
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Although they always have bodyguards around the corner—their personal ones and the ones from the agency.
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He hired bodyguards and the other child molesters looked at him as if he was a god.
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Our source says one of Justin's bodyguards was supposed to pay, but obviously didn't in the chaos.
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When the boss goes to dinner, we bodyguards go with him and just stand there close by.
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That's why they hire old Muay Thai fighters to be bodyguards, because we know how to fight.
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In those days, he didn't go through agents or managers or bodyguards to talk with the stars.
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A semicircle of bodyguards stood at a distance, successfully blocking the view from fans behind a fence.
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There are a half dozen henchmen and bodyguards there, and Swango and Wrench take them all down.
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Queen Elizabeth's bodyguards call her "Sharon" when out in public for safety purposes, according to The Sun.
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While Rolando Espinosa was in detention, the police raided his home and killed six of his bodyguards.
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Trump's verbal strikes on Megyn Kelly triggered so much online harassment that she had to hire bodyguards.
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"Kim Jong Un might bring good looking female bodyguards to embody a more approachable image," Ahn said.
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CreditCreditLandon Nordeman for The New York Times Hillary Clinton was there, in periwinkle silk, bodyguards in tow.
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In a separate development in Kabul, a court sentenced seven bodyguards for the country's vice president, Gen.
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Lady Macbeth used spiked possets to drug the royal bodyguards so her husband could murder the king.
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Two others in the vehicle were also killed and two of the commander's bodyguards were wounded. Oct.
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Later in the day, Mr. Erdogan watched silently as his bodyguards assaulted several people protesting his policies.
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The commander escaped the attack unharmed, while three of his bodyguards and three other civilians were wounded.
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A few years later the threats began to fade away, and three bodyguards were reduced to one.
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After being pardoned, she worked for South Korea's National Intelligence Service before marrying one of her bodyguards.
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The vice president and two bodyguards were arrested for their alleged role in a suspected coup plot.
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According to multiple witnesses, Mr. Dostum, 62, ordered his bodyguards to kidnap Mr. Ishchi, another Uzbek leader.
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At the gate, Ms. Park's government-provided bodyguards, the only official privilege she still enjoyed, turned around.
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Two men were charged with public-order offences after a row with bodyguards at Mr Ozil's home.
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Over the weekend, Kiir's troops surrounded Malong's house in Juba and unsuccessfully attempted to disarm his bodyguards.
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She's pretty much gone underground since the Paris robbery ... it's no surprise her bodyguards were all strapped.
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"We liked to joke that we were his Dora Milaje," said Morrison, referring to T'Challa's female bodyguards.
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We're told her bodyguards only stepped in to block the restroom when girls tried to follow her.
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She ordered her bodyguards to hold his arms back while she punched him repeatedly in the face.
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Little-known presidents of little European countries bustled to briefing rooms, surrounded by bodyguards, aides, and generals.
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Why go shopping with bodyguards when you can take humanoid robots out with you to carry your purchases?
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In China, personal bodyguards are a status symbol, and having a female bodyguard is the pinnacle of class.
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A "secret witness" was called, flanked by bodyguards after the prosecutor said the witness's life was in danger.
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The fan, Yaniv Elharar, says he started recording video of one of her bodyguards roughing up another fan.
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Despite having a team of bodyguards, none of them were with Philip at the time of the accident.
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Reuters has documented a string of other ties between the two, including shared business partners, bodyguards and advisers.
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Forbes has estimated his net worth at about $25 billion, and he travels with an entourage of bodyguards.
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The sheer number of activists makes individual protection nearly impossible - just 4,500 have bodyguards or other protection schemes.
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His bodyguards would bring him on a motor-powered canoe, and he invariably wore smartly pressed combat fatigues.
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Woods arrived in a black SUV with his attorney and bodyguards, wearing a dark suit and white shirt.
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A boy says his dad is a rich man and can hire bodyguards to ensure his own security.
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About a dozen bodyguards briefly ran alongside his limousine as he began the two-hour journey to Hanoi.
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The idea of highlighting the unique challenges faced by the still-few women bodyguards feels novel and exciting.
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Bodyguards and producers broke the fourth wall to step in between an aggressive Jen and an alarmed Ronnie.
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They've had ex-SAS bodyguards before, so they naturally want to carry on with that level of service.
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While working as a bodyguard for Celis, Gallardo met Pedro Áviles Perez, another one of the governor's bodyguards.
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It said about 30 midlevel field commanders and up to 300 militants acting as bodyguards were also present.
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Her childhood was nothing short of a media circus ... hidden behind veils, paparazzi and bodyguards at every turn.
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Later that year, he had bodyguards carry him on the Great Wall of China ... which is frowned upon.
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Klaew and his bodyguards were at the venue when an assailant lobbed a hand grenade at their seats.
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After she was assassinated by her Sikh bodyguards in 1984, her son, Rajiv Gandhi, took over as premier.
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The biggest prize is to hand over an emir's telephone number or that of one of his bodyguards.
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Some were asleep while others, including the two bodyguards sitting outside Kony's tent, seemed too drunk to notice.
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Beijing Journal BEIJING — Dark, featureless, defiantly drab, it accompanies President Xi Jinping almost as constantly as his bodyguards.
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"And at that point he ordered his bodyguards to clobber me," she says with a small, amused smile.
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The lawsuit says Depp continued to scream and berate Brooks until Depp's bodyguards removed Depp from the scene.
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It was a stark contrast to life as a Trump in America, where he was accompanied by bodyguards.
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Prawit told reporters on Monday he was not worried about the threats and did not need more bodyguards.
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He asked his bodyguards, allocated to him by the state, to buy him clothes to wear while incarcerated.
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The production summoned two Puerto Rican martial artists from New York to act as bodyguards for the crew.
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Last year, local media reported that several people were killed in separate incidents involving bodyguards in Mexico City.
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Even Kylie and Stormi's itinerary is kept under lock and key -- known ONLY to their bodyguards and management.
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Nor does the movie really explain why this ancient, all-powerful mutant would limit himself to four bodyguards.
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Connors had also hired bodyguards, a pair of New York City teenagers named Robert Harper and Doug Henderson.
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Rowan and Livia followed behind at the respectful but vaguely menacing distance typical of bodyguards and teen-agers.
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It was also revealed that rogue bodyguards for bank executives in Mexico were separately accused of taking kickbacks.
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Seconds later, he can be seen trying to drag down one of the bodyguards hanging from the vehicle.
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In addition to watching the kids, many are expected to be housekeepers, personal chefs, and now even bodyguards.
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The public closely followed the fate of "Little Gloria," who was protected at the time by 285 bodyguards.
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Sure, the titular hero is the man-king T'Challa, but his bodyguards, advisers, and chief technologist are all women.
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You can gold-plate everything in your purview' from eagles' laurel wreaths' and toilet seats to female virgin bodyguards.
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About 4,20173 at-risk activists receive protection from the government, including bodyguards, bullet-proof vests and cars, Rivera said.
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Kim looked relaxed and smiled as he chatted with Trump amidst a throng of press photographers, aides and bodyguards.
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He was holed up in a safe house in Los Mochis, Sinaloa, surrounded by bodyguards when the raid commenced.
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In Colorado, that has encouraged marijuana businesses to hire bodyguards to ferry suitcases of cash to make these payments.
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"Why would I want to live four years of my life in an armored car with bodyguards?" he said.
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Axel is a fan of the Dora Milaje—Black Panther's all-female bodyguards—and I wasn't a fan initially.
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Davis was on hand throughout writing and filming to make sure each aspect of depicting bodyguards' work was accurate.
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Since women bodyguards go against the stereotypical look — brawny, tall men — they actually have an advantage in the field.
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While bodyguards forge through the scrum, the crowd hoists Mr Bolsonaro aloft as if he were a homecoming hero.
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In addition to failing to pay his employees, Radchenko made the decisive mistake of not paying his own bodyguards.
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Other times, Banks has been carried to the ring by an entourage of bodyguards while the pop jam played.
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Since then, Gonzalez moves around in a car and has two bodyguards provided by the government to protect her.
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Before the competition, Harding's ex-husband Jeff Gillooly and one of her bodyguards hired someone to break Kerrigan's legs.
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Anti-fur protesters followed him all the way to his waiting SUV which was flanked by some huge bodyguards.
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He grew so fearful of assassination that he even had his bodyguards accompany him on trips to the toilet.
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He joined the cooking team consisting of two other bodyguards and a young South Sudanese woman from Justine's family.
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They were left speechless when South Korean journalists got into a shoving match with a North Korean minister's bodyguards.
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The infamous Mohammed Saïd al-Sahhaf, Saddam's brutal Information Minister, took refuge in the studio with his dozen bodyguards.
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All of the minister's bodyguards ended up making a break for it, and the food supply was rapidly dwindling.
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Guinness World Records has not accepted this as there needs to be independent, reliable proof (apparently bodyguards don't count).
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The palace had never acknowledged the king's longtime romantic relationship with the woman who helped command his bodyguards before.
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One of them picked a fight with one of Mayers' two bodyguards, the rapper told during the court proceedings.
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It identified one of them as a colonel and said several of Yafei's bodyguards were also among the dead.
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She is also flanked by several cyclists who act as bodyguards of sorts by keeping wayward pedestrians at bay.
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At a Baghdad conference two years ago, Sunni politicians threw chairs at each other as their bodyguards traded punches.
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An arrest warrant was issued against him and five people who accompanied him, some of whom were his bodyguards.
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One is against his presidential bodyguards, who are charged with assaulting protesters when Mr. Erdogan visited Washington this year.
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Kim's bodyguards appeared to show up at the event, but there was no sign of the young leader himself.
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Two of the lead prosecutors on the Netanyahu investigations have had to have bodyguards assigned to them, he said.
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"They've killed way more than that," said Mr. Brasil, who has bodyguards because he is going after the militias.
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The run-in was not the first time Mr. Erdogan's bodyguards have become violent while visiting the United States.
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But things went south after pro-Erdoğan protesters, alongside black suit-clad bodyguards, began punching and kicking the protesters.
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These bodyguards, known as Guaruras, have also been linked to deaths that go beyond the heat of the moment.
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Sources at the theater tell us he came alone, aside from his bodyguards -- but they waited outside the theater.
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Straight-faced and stiff-lipped, Ms. Knox dodged flashbulbs as a coterie of bodyguards kept the press at bay.
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Two members of an elite police unit that provided bodyguards for Malaysia&aposs top leaders were convicted of killing her.
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Maduro can take some solace in that a half-dozen bodyguards dashed on stage to cover him with bulletproof panels.
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Asanov can be heard offering to let Atambayev bring his bodyguards with him in a car out of the compound.
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Selena Gomez and The Weeknd turned the streets of Harlem into their own runway show ... flanked by bodyguards, of course.
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His driver and bodyguards—and he was glad to have both at that moment—had to find another way round.
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Police officers examined the hotel's CCTV footage which did not show any scuffles involving Xiao and his two women bodyguards.
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Two dozen federal police had surrounded the house on Tuesday night, a Reuters witness said, forcing Jawar's bodyguards to leave.
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READ: Isolated bin Laden struggled to keep his bodyguards The statement appears to have been released through social media channels.
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They would park their vehicles outside the market and walk with their children — no bodyguards or such in those days.
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Mr Partskhaladze and his bodyguards allegedly beat Mr Tordia after an argument about his agency's investigation into a land deal.
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An onlooker tells PEOPLE Jenner, 19, was joined by a few pals, including best friend Jordyn Woods, and several bodyguards.
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We're told Chyna's hired 4 extra bodyguards for the night in case the rapper -- who hails from ATL -- shows up.
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A government spokesman said four of Katumbi's bodyguards were arrested because they were not authorized to work in the country.
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Shotokan's Secret is a thoroughly entertaining tome which posits that the most famous Okinawan karateka were bodyguards to the king.
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In Clayton's battle plan, the Okinawan bodyguards and king are either being chased upstairs or obstructed on the way down.
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One of T.I.'s bodyguards took a knife to the leg during one of his boss' shows ... TMZ has learned.
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A parked car detonated as Aidaroos al-Zubaidi and vehicles carrying his bodyguards and retinue drove in the Inma area.
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The Pope will travel in a regular car, not a bulletproof vehicle, and the Vatican is not sending additional bodyguards.
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In 2010, he says, he was ordered to kidnap and kill bodyguards and associates of one of Duterte's political rivals.
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He then "marched" toward the referee while a gun was strapped to his hip, but was held back by bodyguards.
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But on the way back to the hotel, someone shot at a caravan of SUVs, injuring one of Floyd's bodyguards.
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Around 50 of Golani's bodyguards and 12 Nusra Front field commanders were killed in the same air strike, Konashenkov said.
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Al Shabaab confirmed Jimale was their intended target, and that they had killed seven of his bodyguards in the attack.
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All the big bosses were friends, like a group of 10 heads of companies, and they all had Thai bodyguards.
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Two videos, CNN reported, show the bullet-riddled bodies of Kurdish politician and activist Hevrin Khalaf and her two bodyguards.
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"I think that her bodyguards should drop all weapons," Mr. Trump said at a rally in Miami, to loud applause.
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In footage from state TV, bodyguards rush Ahmed unharmed off the stage where he had been sitting after the blast.
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Crooked Hillary wants to get rid of all guns and yet she is surrounded by bodyguards who are fully armed.
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On Tuesday, its fighters shot dead lawmaker Mohamed Ali's two bodyguards in the capital and wounded Ali himself, police said.
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Gunfire erupted during Tekashi69's celebration after his court hearing, and one of his bodyguards was hit ... TMZ has learned.
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As they sped away, the narco's bodyguards began shooting; Lozada shot back, and then followed his comrades on a motorbike.
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Then Lozada and Timochenko left to celebrate with a few friends in a walled parking lot, encircled by their bodyguards.
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Kanye West has no issue with bodyguards talking to Kim Kardashian, and absolutely did NOT fire one for doing so.
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Disasters can happen to anyone, so it's important for normal people to be prepared and vigilant too, the bodyguards said.
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He also said that private bodyguards are never granted gun licenses; usually only security firms that transport cash are authorized.
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Some candidates have been forced to travel in armored cars flanked by bodyguards and to wear body armor in public.
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Muammar el-Qaddafi's elite female bodyguards in Libya to helping create the interactive children's show Pip's Island, near Times Square.
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According to the investigation the businessman sent out his bodyguards to abduct, torture, murder, mutilate, and then burn the victims.
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Worried about the Saudi reaction, he began traveling at times with bodyguards, according to a person briefed on the matter.
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The "Cash Me Ousside" girl isn't taking any chances with fights on planes ... 'cause she's rolling deep with large bodyguards.
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The "Rack City" rapper hit up Universal Studio's Halloween Horror Nights -- arriving Thursday night with bodyguards and his lady friend.
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" Mr. Trascher added, "When he became whip we would joke, 'Oh Steven, you're a big shot now; you've got bodyguards.
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Burly bodyguards drove them to different houses and hotels, swerving through traffic and changing cars, saying they were being followed.
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Eventually, some of his bodyguards showed up for questioning, but it remains unclear whether General Dostum himself ever answered questions.
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She held the office until 11.33 and then again from 211.3 to 1982, when she was assassinated by her bodyguards.
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With a single command, these four-legged bodyguards can go from cute and cuddly to a bad guy's worst nightmare.
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His shaved head gleaming, he cut a casually hip figure amid an entourage of plainclothes bodyguards and officials in suits.
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At the Teamsters headquarters in Union City, Tony (Pro) Provenzano sat behind an immense desk, flanked by central-casting bodyguards.
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Scuffles broke out between students and Mr. Khazali's bodyguards, who fired their rifles into the air just outside the building.
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Mr. Bacon had even moved three of Mr. Nygard's former girlfriends to the United States and hired bodyguards for them.
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There's no point in regulating if policemen are too afraid to deal with bodyguards and employers who violate the law.
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He bought fake diplomatic license plates for his cars and fake Diplomatic Security Service badges for his bodyguards, prosecutors said.
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Mr. Arnault attended the Dior Homme show with his wife, Hélène, and they were surrounded by a phalanx of bodyguards.
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Elliot was waiting for Tekashi at the restaurant with his two bodyguards, retired NYPD detective Efrain Vasquez and Maurice Fernandez.
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And so your advice is, get a garden, get some land, you've got bodyguards, you carry a gun sometimes, right?
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Citing police, the newspaper said Cardi B's bodyguards and members of her entourage attacked the sisters with bottles and chairs.
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Kourtney was whisked through LAX with 2 huge guys surrounding her -- while other bodyguards cleared a path to her waiting SUV.
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Farhan Mohamoud Tani Warfaa alleged in court documents that Ali tortured and shot him and ordered bodyguards to bury his body.
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Some overseas newspapers reported that the agents themselves jumped an entourage of female bodyguards at the hotel to get their man.
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First reports offered differing versions of the events, with most local reports identifying the shooter as one of the governor's bodyguards.
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His own bodyguards pulled him back but players from the opposition team, AEK Athens, left the field and did not return.
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After pointing her out, Pitt and two bodyguards worked to lift her over the fence and away from the fan frenzy.
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He travels with a permanent team of bodyguards fearful his movement is being tracked by a law enforcement agencies and governments.
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Daddy's girl… Now the real work starts training her big brothers to all become Ninjas, Martial Arts Experts & 24-7 Bodyguards !!!
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While seated at dinner earlier, with bodyguards stationed behind them, John at times had his arm around Sischy's partner Sandy Brant.
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Bodyguards escorted Maduro out of the event and television footage showed uniformed soldiers standing in formation quickly scattering from the scene.
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The film is based on Remember the Time, a bestselling book about Jackson's final years through the eyes of his bodyguards.
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In mid-May, the nations exchanged angry statements over Erdogan's bodyguards' beating of demonstrators outside the Turkish ambassador's residence in Washington.
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He was granted a temporary restraining order, forcing her to stay 100 yards away from Chris and one of his bodyguards.
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The Star newspaper said Joseph Waswa, the man accused of imitating Kenyatta, was known to use luxury cars, helicopters and bodyguards.
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Of course, Floyd was surrounded by a team of TMT bodyguards -- because you can never be too careful ... especially around Tekashi.
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This time, officials in a Georgia county say he was involved in the kidnapping and assault of one of his bodyguards.
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Our sources say she dropped about $100/hour for each of them ... plus, each sister's personal bodyguards were also on hand.
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According to the docs ... Rodriguez claims Kelly instructed the bodyguards to attack him, and he's suffered serious injuries and medical expenses.
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Britney Spears got bum-rushed by a guy who is probably hurting this morning, because her dancers and bodyguards annihilated him.
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If the boss wants a new bodyguard, he tells his other bodyguards, who are mostly former fighters, to ask their friends.
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Captured on camera, the bodyguards were seen kicking and punching protesters, in a bloody brawl that put nine people in hospital.
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One of Mr. Collins's bodyguards, Ronald McPhatter, 33, was killed in the episode, and Mr. Collins was shot in the leg.
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In the years after the Trujillo assassination, General Imbert lived under constant threat from the dictator's sympathizers and traveled with bodyguards.
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The pair separated for lunch, with Kim traveling back over the border in his black limousine flanked by 12 jogging bodyguards.
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He and Fidel used the same tactics of physical force—via their bodyguards—to handle an uncomfortable encounter with the press.
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Trump, first with a strange movement of his mouth, followed by one with his arms, called in one of his bodyguards.
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Travis was also seen with Kylie at the group's van with a team of bodyguards as they showed up at Coachella.
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She also said that she was later raped by one of Mr. Brown's bodyguards, then a friend of the singer, too.
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A little digging into FFXV's backstory and tie-in media reveals that Gladio comes from a long line of royal bodyguards.
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Seven of Mr. Taylor's bodyguards lost their lives, including one who covered Mr. Taylor with his own body in the bathtub.
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The cartel is led by the elusive Oseguera, whose bodyguards once shot down a Mexican military helicopter to prevent his arrest.
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The 50,000-square-foot carpet actually has its own security detail, with bodyguards hired specifically to stop anyone from vandalizing it.
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The commander and two of his bodyguards were killed in the clashes, and their weapons were seized by the Taliban. Oct.
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"I don't think I could go out to an inauguration event without bodyguards or a protest or a conference," he said.
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Training We met Kim in a nondescript hotel room in South Korea, where she was accompanied by half a dozen bodyguards.
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"Singing together is like going home," Ms. Moorer said, to which her sister responded: "We're the bodyguards of each other's soul."
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Mr. Saleh's surviving bodyguards secured the adjacent building and put a ladder in place so he could climb across to it.
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In December 1988, her bodyguards, known as the Mandela United Football Club, kidnapped four boys belonging to another anti-apartheid party.
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Based on social media pics ... the alleged victim told cops he thinks it was one of Drake's bodyguards who socked him.
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"Presidential Bodyguards Kill Youth," read the front-page headline, above a picture of Gil's weeping mother, Carmen Romelia Marquez de Gomez.
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Apparently, though, they were so horrific that Tom Cruise's bodyguards had to protect me for a few months out in Australia.
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He came with three associates, none of whom were bodyguards, and encountered three other men he didn't know, wearing army fatigues.
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The bodyguards formed a human shield around Kim's black Mercedes limousine at the Demilitarized Zone before it drove into North Korean territory.
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I became obsessed with the way so many drag icons were shielded by bodyguards while they maneuvered through the crowds of 40,000.
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Kim and Khloé – especially Kim, who never got forgotten by the bodyguards, unlike her sister – had no less fame among the townspeople.
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But we regularly see the Kardashians' staff on camera: We see their assistants, trainers, business associates, stylists, chefs, makeup artists, and bodyguards.
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Remember, there's already the video showing Jafari using headphones to strike one of A$AP's bodyguards before the all-out brawl started.
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I was uncomfortable with the notion of the Dora Milaje—a scantily clad troop of female bodyguards devoted to the Black Panther.
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Her photograph of Wallace peers into his motorcade, exposing a powerful man swaddled by expensive suits and bodyguards in a chauffeured car.
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Diddy handled some legal business with a paparazzo who claims the rapper's bodyguards jumped him ... but it took more than 5 years.
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Famous for his austerity, he has traveled around in a plain white sedan with no bodyguards since his landslide election July 1.
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Wayne's bodyguards also allegedly shoved the staffer up against a wall ... and we're told he suffered a dislocated jaw and shoulder injury.
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G-Rod says he went into the hotel lobby and MGK continued jawing at him ... with all his bodyguards standing around him.
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At the time of his escape, the FBI warned the public that Lyle Jeffs was traveling with bodyguards and was considered dangerous.
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The target of numerous murder attempts, in public, and in transit, Klaew was always surrounded by a phalanx of heavily armed bodyguards.
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During his last visit to Washington, Erdogan outraged many observers as he watched his bodyguards tussle with protesters outside his embassy window.
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Despite the worried looks on his bodyguards' faces, he greeted the crowd happily, giving out hugs and shaking hands with the group.
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He told INSIDER that the one thing the media get wrong about royal bodyguards is how much planning goes into the role.
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Several of us rushed in to break up the fight between Rockwell's bodyguards and two Jewish students who threw eggs at Rockwell.
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U.S. officials confirmed to NBC News that men who beat protesters outside the ambassador's residence Tuesday were bodyguards of the Turkish president.
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One morning, he went with his bodyguards to visit the Universidad Distrital, a state college with a reputation for left-wing activism.
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Kim returned to the North in a black limousine with bodyguards surrounding the vehicle as it made its way across the border.
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From self-taught IT managers to bodyguards, here are nine jobs where you can make $200,000 or more — no college education necessary.
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Navalny was accompanied by two bodyguards, hired after an assailant threw green liquid in his face in April that damaged his eyes.
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"Logar provincial council member, Naser Ghairat and two of his bodyguards were killed and another wounded," Kabul police spokesman Ferdaus Faramarz said.
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Later that year, Prime Minister Indira Gandhi was assassinated by her Sikh bodyguards and her supporters responded by killing thousands of Sikhs.
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He was assassinated by one of his police bodyguards who believed the governor had committed blasphemy by questioning the country's blasphemy laws.
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It's unclear why the man attacked Sean, but it didn't matter to the rapper's bodyguards who took the guy down with dispatch.
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And in October 1996 he paid the price — at least, his bodyguards did — when attackers showed up to try to kill him.
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Then bodyguards came to escort her and other members to a press room, where the group got its first taste of celebrity.
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Those most at risk surround themselves with bodyguards trained in Krav Maga and Secret Service agents armed with Sig Sauer P21946 pistols.
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After Mr. Lockley died, the childhood friend started coming around the projects with bodyguards and flaunting his sleek black-and-white Audi.
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The Afghan judicial system is trying to prosecute him and his bodyguards over accusations that they tortured and raped a political rival.
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Check out the video ... Floyd walks out of the store followed by his bodyguards -- one carrying what appears to be 8 bags.
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The couple will still be protected by Metropolitan Police bodyguards as they are designated as "internationally protected people" by the Home Office.
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But when the billionaire Wilbur L. Ross Jr., the commerce secretary, goes to dinner at a fancy Georgetown restaurant, bodyguards sit nearby.
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As the crowds surged forward, bodyguards of Ranatunga, a former Sri Lankan cricket captain, opened fire, killing one and injuring three others.
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In 2013, Mr. Bieber made headlines when photos emerged of him being carried up the Great Wall of China by his bodyguards.
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Then, at the crowd's urging, he has one of his bodyguards throw the guy back into the crowd like a rag doll.
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La Sorda took a $1 bill from one of Ali's bodyguards and folded it in half, then in quarters, then in eighths.
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Much like Kim and Kris Jenner Monday morning in NYC -- it's clear the whole family is going to be rolling deep with bodyguards.
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I followed, and one of Zuck's bodyguards went of of his way to push me away from Zuck's 10-person-deep protective bubble.
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One month later, Trump said, "I think that her bodyguards should drop all weapons" since she doesn't want other people to have guns.
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Bodyguards aren't interns or assistants, and overstepping celebrities will sometimes ask them to run errands like picking up kids or walking pets.2.
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In William Gibson's most recent novel, The Peripheral, there's a pair of bodyguards who talk to one another using what sounds like birdsong.
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" The complaint states that the bodyguards "were forced to protect [Depp] from himself and his vices while in public, becoming caretakers for him.
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According to the Wall Street Journal, the state's government provided bodyguards for him even as he was on the run from federal charges.
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In the video, you can see French chewing out some bodyguards, and just as things seem to calm down ... there's another flare-up.
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They were laughing and joking with each other," the source notes, adding, "It was really nice that they had no bodyguards with them.
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" The source also revealed Cardi "threw her shoe because she couldn't get through" to Nicki, who "was there with eight or nine bodyguards.
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As she walked in, he made a desperate attempt to kiss her on the rear before her bodyguards slammed him to the ground.
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" The source also revealed Cardi "threw her shoe because she couldn't get through" to Minaj who "was there with eight or nine bodyguards.
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She entered the courthouse wearing a blue and pink pantsuit paired with a bright pink handbag as bodyguards led her inside the facility.
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In an interview with PBS Tuesday, Erdoğan said U.S. President Donald Trump had apologized to him for the charges filed against his bodyguards.
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A new duo of bodyguards emerged, heads swinging left and right, eyes hidden behind reflective sunglasses, weapons barely concealed beneath their chic blazers.
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Nnedi Okorafor, a Nigerian-American writer, has been commissioned to write a comic series titled "Wakanda Forever", about the king's all-female bodyguards.
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He was joined by Adrián Alarcón, regional president of the Coparmex, and two armed bodyguards that watched over the entrance of the building.
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" But as George started to contemplate ways to escape, one of the bodyguards still inside Kony's hut ran out saying, "Ladit is fine.
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As crowds surged around Ranatunga, a former Sri Lankan cricket captain, the official's bodyguards opened fire, killing one person and injuring three others.
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Clinton's bodyguards should disarm and "see what happens to her," a comment that could renew voters' doubts about his fitness for the presidency.
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"Crooked Hillary wants to get rid of all guns and yet she is surrounded by bodyguards who are fully armed," Mr. Trump wrote.
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Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong told reporters earlier this month that most of the expenditures went toward security, including Kim's 12 bodyguards.
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The vehicles, which are popular with Russian gangsters and the bodyguards who protect top government officials, cost at least $105,000 apiece in Russia.
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In footage from state TV, bodyguards rush Ahmed unharmed off the stage in Addis Ababa where he had been sitting after the blast.
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But he said the shooting had been provoked by a roadside bomb that wounded six of his son's bodyguards and narrowly missed him.
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Sajjan Kumar was a key leader of Gandhi's then-ruling Congress Party when she was gunned down by two of her Sikh bodyguards.
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Garry Kasparov, the former chess champion and now an opposition figure, has long had bodyguards carry bottled water and prepared meals for him.
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They showed up with armed bodyguards at campaign offices to bribe challengers to drop out of the race to clear their candidate's path.
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With my bodyguards seated at another table, I placed an order on an iPad at my first stop, CBGB L.A.B. (lounge and bar).
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The source went on to say that while "Nicki was there with eight or nine bodyguards," Cardi only had two people with her.
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Past a detachment of bodyguards, in the open kitchen of an adjacent farmhouse, guerrilla cooks stoked a fire to prepare the evening meal.
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Three bodyguards to celebrities, billionaires, and royals, whose clientele include Miranda Kerr and Benedict Cumberbatch, shared their tips on how to protect them.
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He said some wealthy individuals have converted a discreet area on their property into a command center, where bodyguards in plainclothes keep watch.
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General Dostum and nine of his bodyguards are accused of abducting a political opponent, Ahmad Ishchi, and of beating and raping him repeatedly.
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In May of the same year, a massive bomb that blew apart a motorway near Palermo killed Falcone, his wife and three bodyguards.
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In the early 2000s, after a stint as a police officer, he started a company that provided bodyguards to diplomats and foreign executives.
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There are no requirements on the companies to check out potential bodyguards for hidden criminal records or to make them take drugs tests.
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The bodyguards he drove with Thursday evening were assigned to him a decade and a half ago, after militant attempts on his life.
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He held them up for journalists and the world to see, and referred to the items as the "bodyguards" that would protect him.
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In May, two of Cardi B's bodyguards reportedly assaulted a man who sought her autograph outside a Manhattan hotel after the Met Gala.
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The Mongolian mistress of one of his aides was killed in 2006, and two of Mr. Najib's bodyguards were convicted of her murder.
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Last week, Mr. Erdogan denounced another federal indictment — against three of his bodyguards over a brawl in Washington during his visit in May.
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The run-in in May was not the first time Mr. Erdogan's bodyguards have been involved in violence while visiting the United States.
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But when their children return from school, or one of the adults wants to go out, they are escorted by civilian-clothed bodyguards.
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One video of the scene showed Mr. Erdogan watching the brawl, and he appeared to instruct some of the bodyguards who were involved.
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Bodyguards nowhere to be seen, Assad takes off from the center of Damascus driving through roundabouts, past taxi cabs and passersby, seemingly unnoticed.
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You can see the whole fam made their way to the church, with bodyguards in place to keep the crowd at a distance.
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He developed a luxury housing community outside of Moscow that features a manmade beach waterfall, and housing for his residents' hundreds of bodyguards.
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In addition to cutting his salary by half, he shed various trappings of power, including a large force of secret-service style bodyguards.
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He said General Dostum started insulting him, and then had his bodyguards throw Mr. Ishchi to the ground and stepped on his throat.
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But in November 2015, when his convoy was stopped by the police, his bodyguards badly beat three of the officers, the police said.
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We're told cops believe Shottie was one of three of Tekashi's guys who got violent and allegedly struck the bodyguards with a chair.
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In most of these cases, bodyguards shot and killed alleged robbers, though doubts over whether the show of force was excessive often remain.
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He did just this on February 10 when he filmed four bodyguards as he berated them for parking their cars on the sidewalk.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Thursday furiously condemned the United States for charging two of Erdogan's bodyguards for the May brawl outside the Turkish Embassy in Washington, D.C. In a statement, Turkey's ministry of foreign affairs said the arrest of Erdogan's bodyguards is "wrong, biased and lacks legal basis" following the melee that sent nine protesters to the hospital.
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That proved to be a challenge, the source says, as one of the bodyguards was armed and need special clearance to enter the site.
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There has been speculation that Najib might be linked to the case because the two men convicted of the killing served as his bodyguards.
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One Direction's Liam Payne probably has his own bodyguards, but that didn't protect him from getting shoved out of the way by Jay-Z's.
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Business leaders, dressed in traditional robes, left their bodyguards behind as they crammed into the small town of Agbor deep in the Niger Delta.
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At a trial in 1529, former bodyguards, confidants, and Queen Catherine gave contrasting eyewitness accounts about what took place in Catherine and Arthur's chambers.
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Of the $8.9 million spent on Zuckerberg in 2017, CNBC reported, $7.3 million went to his home and travel security arrangement, which includes bodyguards.
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He reiterated campaign promises to cut back on taxpayer funded perks for high-level government officials, such as chauffeurs, bodyguards and private medical insurance.
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Gulf cartel leader Osiel Cardenas Guillen was arrested in the city in 2003 after a battle between hundreds of his bodyguards and Mexican soldiers.
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"He was often surrounded by up to 20 bodyguards, many of whom had been incarcerated, and were armed with double-barreled shotguns," Burstein says.
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Many who can afford it are equipping their yachts with "safe rooms", which often include perks such as escape pods and ex-Marine bodyguards.
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Yet the "luxurious and stylish sanctuary" of its suites, and Mr Xiao's team of female bodyguards, may not have proved enough to protect him.
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They have to push back a variety of armed groups — private security guards, bodyguards and militias of strongmen — to take charge of the battle.
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Even though her usual bodyguards didn't come to her rescue, she told BBC Radio 1, she made it back to safety on her own.
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"He was often surrounded by up to 20 bodyguards, many of whom had been incarcerated, and were armed with double-gauged shotguns," Burstein alleges.
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The 37-year-old mother of two was flanked by bodyguards upon her LAX arrival, shedding Kardashian from a sea of reporters and paparazzi.
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" And he noted that during his recent tour of Africa, "I saw [rhinos] under such threat that they have more bodyguards than I do!
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Donald Trump brushed aside concerns about Mr Erdogan's crackdown on political opponents, while Mr Erdogan's bodyguards brawled with protesters outside the Turkish ambassador's residence.
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Onlookers shared photos and videos of the incident showing Cardi yelling in the general direction of Minaj as bodyguards tried to pull her away.
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And imagine doing it without the benefit of a true celebrity's phalanx of staff and bodyguards or the lucre such a status normally confers.
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Three of the gunmen were killed in an exchange of fire, while two bodyguards and two civilians walking by were wounded, the official said.
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"He was often surrounded by up to 20 bodyguards, many of whom had been incarcerated, and were armed with double-gauged shotguns," Burstein says.
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Floyd Mayweather's bodyguards were so impressed with Conor McGregor after his epic throwdown with their boss ... they invited him out to Floyd's strip club!
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It was on his way back from the club when someone ambushed Floyd's 3-car caravan and opened fire, striking one of his bodyguards.
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Jeremy Meeks was strolling WeHo with his heiress/model girlfriend Chloe Green, and he's probably got more bodyguards than any ex-con in America.
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" The source also revealed Cardi "threw her shoe because she couldn't get through" to Minaj, 35, who "was there with eight or nine bodyguards.
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Around 3,000 community leaders, including land campaigners who have received death threats, receive protection from the government, ranging from bodyguards to bullet-proof vests.
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Even though he was accompanied by bodyguards, some of whom had previously protected former Cuban President Fidel Castro, Díaz-Canel seemed relaxed and confident.
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In 1992, Israeli helicopter gunships ambushed the motorcade of Mr. Nasrallah's predecessor, Sheik Abbas Musawi, killing him, his wife and son, and four bodyguards.
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In 2018, Facebook approved a record-high $10 million annual security budget for Zuckerberg for bodyguards, security measures for his houses, and private aircraft.
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Many Caracas residents refuse to go out at night due to security fears, and wealthier Venezuelans often travel in bullet-proof cars with bodyguards.
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A photo posted on Twitter by Freddy Nanez, head of the Venezuelan state run news channel VTV, shows bodyguards shielding Maduro following the explosions.
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Presidential spokesperson Ateny Wek Ateny said Malong had refused to get on a plane sent to collect him, unless all his bodyguards accompanied him.
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Meanwhile, "online chaperones" will be like the bodyguards to our digital identities—shielding both individuals and small businesses from identity theft and online harassment.
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The starkest example of this came during the recent impeachment trial in the Senate, where Republicans metamorphosed into bodyguards and apologists for President Trump.
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Their knowledge of the terrain, and their ties to various factions across the south, were worth more than any number of bodyguards or cars.
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Last year President Recep Tayyip Erdogan looked on while his thuggish bodyguards assaulted American citizens peacefully protesting in Washington, and President Trump did nothing.
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When he assumed the presidency in 2001 after his father's assassination by his bodyguards, Mr. Kabila was considered a great hope for the country.
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As American police officers tried to break up the fracas, several of the Turkish bodyguards were shoved and at least one was detained briefly.
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Widely circulated video of the incident appears to show Turkish bodyguards beating prone protesters, even as Washington police are struggling to pull them away.
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On one occasion, Mr. Ghani even sent his elite bodyguards to kick out a minister appointed by Mr. Abdullah and lock up his office.
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It's unclear whether Turkish bodyguards allegedly involved in the attack will face charges, thanks to diplomatic immunity rules that would likely protect Erdogan's staff.
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Prosecutors said on Thursday they are investigating Strache, one of his former bodyguards and the former head of his office on suspicion of fraud.
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C.N.R.P. members and lawmakers have weathered various onslaughts before, including arbitrary arrests and beatings at the hands of the prime minister's own military bodyguards.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — The Taliban ambushed a convoy escorting the vice president of Afghanistan, killing at least one of his bodyguards, Afghan officials said Sunday.
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Floyd Mayweather is telling his TMT bodyguards he's 100% retired -- and will NOT set up a rematch with Conor McGregor ... so says Floyd's hired muscle.
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Ambrosio Soto Duarte, the mayor of Pungarabato in Guerrero, died as his bodyguards repelled an attack on his vehicle in the neighboring state of Michoacán.
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She wasn't even covered up in shades or a hat -- although there were a couple of bodyguards standing by ... just in case a crowd swarmed.
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So when BuzzFeed got ahold of this tweet of a smizing Momoa, flanked by two comparably tiny bodyguards, it gave the internet a good LOL.
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Pruitt, the first EPA administrator to have round-the-clock security and a 10-person team of bodyguards, spent an unprecedented $3 million on security.
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Since then, Serena Williams, Simona Halep, Martina Hingis, Sania Mirza and numerous high profile female players have been forced to have bodyguards following repeated harassment.
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It's unclear if that's because Meek's blockade was successful, or if Drizzy just chose to get the hell outta Dodge ... with all his bodyguards nearby.
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When the first daughter arrived in Japan on Thursday, she was greeted by dozens of black suit-wearing female bodyguards from Tokyo's Metropolitan Police Department.
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The YouTube video already has 4 million views: Ninja and pals give the bodyguards call signs, and they hypercommunicate about potential threats and noteworthy resources.
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What kind of security does a girl have who is surrounded 24/7 by her family, bodyguards, cameramen, and staff for her reality TV show.
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Of course, that didn't happen and on the night of May 2, 2011, bin Laden and his two bodyguards were killed in the SEAL raid.
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Most spectacularly, his bodyguards were involved in a violent daylight brawl with pro-Kurdish protesters during the Turkish leader's visit to the capital in May.
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It was all there: her terrible persecution by the apartheid regime, the brutality of her bodyguards and her appearance at the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
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SRINAGAR, India – Police say a senior journalist and his two police bodyguards were seriously wounded by assailants who fired at them in Indian-controlled Kashmir.
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The street brawl between protesters and Erdogan's bodyguards during the Turkish president's recent Washington visit also worsened rhetoric and public animosity between the two countries.
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Hernandez went missing on June 30, when authorities say he ditched his bodyguards in a reincorporation area for ex-combatants near the border with Venezuela.
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She threw her hands in the air, exposing the same slogan written across her chest before the president's bodyguards immediately knocked her to the floor.
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Officials have taken to traveling with bodyguards inside the country and teams have taken out insurance policies on executives there in case they are kidnapped.
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A man claiming to be one of Floyd Mayweather's bodyguards was shot outside of an upscale hotel in Atlanta Monday morning ... the Atlanta Police Dept.
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Katt grabbed the camera from the photog, then almost immediately handed it over to one of Suge's bodyguards so he could remove the memory card.
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The reports come out of Ireland ... where media outlets say McGregor was shadowed by two massive bodyguards at a fashion event in Dublin last week.
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At Versailles, Louis XVI had a regiment of personal bodyguards, but he ordered them not to engage with the marchers; eventually, he dismissed them altogether.
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"We killed 26 people including the owner of the center, his followers, his bodyguards and soldiers," Abdiasis Abu Musab, al Shabaab's military operation spokesman, said.
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"It's been a long and painstaking journey in which he finally succeeded and got space among the bodyguards of the governor," one Taliban commander said.
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Mr. Falcone was killed with his wife and three bodyguards as their car sped over a culvert packed with explosives on a highway outside Palermo.
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His bodyguards wouldn't let him come into La Perla, but he stood on the heights and said he would buy them out for $500 million.
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It is clear that those bodyguards did rush and kick and choke and punch those peaceful protestors, as local police tried to pull them away.
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He travels everywhere with eight Thai-boxer bodyguards and once gambled away the equivalent of $66 million in a single night in Macao, Reuters reported.
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Bodyguards with large, imposing figures "actually draw attention to the clients and put them at more stress and risk," bodyguard Lisa Baldwin told The Times.
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Ryan also says Vinny put up a fence that crosses the property line, and damaged a shed and vehicles -- all while bikers acted as bodyguards.
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Mr. Rodriguez said he was forced to wander for three days in the elevated terrain with the kingpin and a band of heavily armed bodyguards.
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"Pollack came alone, and Redford came with his wife and that was it — no security, no bodyguards," he said, "I admit it, I'm a nostalgic."
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TMZ broke the story Quavo showed up at an after-party event, but the bodyguards didn't recognize him and initially would not let him in.
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In 2014 her Polish publisher was forced to hire bodyguards to protect her after she was described as targowiczanin—an ancient Polish word for traitor.
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Mr. Rouhani, who is fighting to be re-elected on May 19, remained in the armored car, with bodyguards hanging from all sides protecting him.
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The detentions occurred about two hours after Turkish government bodyguards were filmed assaulting several protesters outside the ambassador's residence, which is separate from the embassy.
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Fifteen bodyguards were indicted, but charges were later dropped in March 2018 ahead of a meeting between Erdoğan and then-Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.
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At least two bodyguards provided by the government to protect at-risk campaigners attending the meeting were injured during the assault, according to media reports.
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He often travelled with three bodyguards, who were provided by the French state, but when we met Falciani arrived alone, on a fold-up scooter.
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And those millions don't include the door — $2,460 to replace — that was broken down when Pruitt's bodyguards mistook an afternoon nap for a medical emergency.
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She agreed, but thought it was strange that instead of sending one of their bodyguards Trump offered Roethlisberger up to walk her to her room.
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In the same year, the 25.2,212-strong military also adopted a new salute and haircut, both modeled after those used by the king's own bodyguards.
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The controversial judge in the trial of President Trump's ex-campaign chairman Paul Manafort said he's received threats and had to start traveling with bodyguards.
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Enforcers and on-ice bodyguards have since been squeezed out of the game, and some of the league's most notorious provocateurs have transformed into playmakers.
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TMZ broke the story, Munoz claimed Justin ordered one of his bodyguards to attack him while he was snapping pics of Bieber in the Subway.
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Some were bodyguards, some were just friends but the point is ... it was totally impossible to get anywhere near Cardi as they entered and left.
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In mid-September, escorted by three shaven-headed bodyguards, Jaki spoke in a gritty but gentrifying area called Praga, Warsaw's answer to Brixton or the Bronx.
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Trump and Kim have brought their own personal security personnel and heavily armored limousines; Kim's bodyguards have been seen running in formation alongside his massive Mercedes.
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The militants killed district governor Ali Dost Shams, his bodyguards, seven police and five government intelligence agents, said Ramazan Ali Mohseni, deputy police chief in Ghazni.
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Headed by Viktor Zolotov, who used to be one of Mr Putin's bodyguards, it has 25,000-40,000 special commandos at its disposal, along with 400,000 troops.
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A more patient player might attempt to attack war chiefs when they're away from their fortresses — though they will themselves be surrounded by well armed bodyguards.
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Kelly and his employees, including managers and bodyguards, set restrictive rules for the women and girls, including when they could go to the restroom, prosecutors allege.
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The bodyguards' rise reflects a broader shift in the Kremlin's priorities: from protecting Mr Putin himself to ensuring the longevity of the system he has built.
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Erdoğan's security detail has previously been involved in clashes with protesters while in the U.S., but American officials said Turkish bodyguards were not behind Friday's incident.
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Another explosion in Kabul later on Monday morning wounded a provincial council member and at least three of his bodyguards, Kabul police spokesman Basir Mujahid said.
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They list business areas including branded spas, massage parlors, golf clubs, hotels, insurance, finance and real estate companies, retail shops, restaurants, bars, bodyguards and escort services.
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A new video has emerged showing that Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan witnessed his bodyguards attack protestors outside of the Turkish Embassy in DC on Tuesday.
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What Michael Jackson couldn't get from Joe Jackson, he got from one of his bodyguards instead ... according to a letter written by the King of Pop.
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Kim's entourage -- North, Saint, Aunt Kourtney, Larsa Pippen and their kids -- roamed the Anaheim park on Tuesday ... complete with VIP tour guides and bodyguards, of course.
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Machine Gun Kelly's bodyguards beat the bloody hell out of an actor who called out the rapper over the blood feud with Eminem ... TMZ has learned.
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Her most infamous outburst came late one night in 2005, when she and her bodyguards burst into the offices of the Daily Nation, Kenya's biggest newspaper.
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In 2011, the governor of Punjab province, Salman Taseer, was assassinated by one of his bodyguards after he called for reform of the country's blasphemy laws.
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Several regional and security services heads were rotated out last month, many in favour of younger officials personally loyal to Mr Putin, including several former bodyguards.
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Hours before her arrival, the royal bodyguards perform a ceremonial search of the basement of the Palace of Westminster, where the two houses of Parliament meet.
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In the first issue, Mr. Coates created a plotline about the Dora Milaje, an elite, all-female cadre of personal bodyguards who first appeared in 1998.
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According to TMZ, a judge has ordered Bieber to come back to Miami for a deposition in a case filed by a photographer against his bodyguards.
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Escobar's right-hand man used to hang out at the building where their mother lived, and Alex testified he would go bowling with the kingpin's bodyguards.
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Jafari accused Rocky and his bodyguards of kicking and beating him with a glass bottle, saying, "My wounds have not come from nowhere," during court proceedings.
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In 2006, she was killed by two of Mr. Najib's bodyguards, who tried to hide the evidence by blowing up her body with C-4 explosives.
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In a fashion video for a Slovenian label, she wore a skirt suit, exited a plane shadowed by bodyguards and signed papers at the national library.
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"He has 20,000 men and 10 personal bodyguards, and he says he has been attacked by us?" said Farid Ahmed Nezami, one of the colonel's brothers.
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Analysts have also detected another trend in recent appointments, with Mr. Putin naming former bodyguards and intelligence agents to important political posts, such as regional governors.
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In docs, obtained by TMZ, Don Trag claims DaBaby failed to adequately train his team of bodyguards and set them loose knowing they had violent tendencies.
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In 2004, Mystikal was sentenced to six years in prison after allegedly forcing his former hairstylist to perform sexual acts, along with two of his bodyguards.
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Coming in the same week as the BBC felt forced to have bodyguards accompany political editor Laura Kuenssberg around conference, this section seemed unnecessary and irresponsible.
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Vanity Fair reported in 2016 that one-off events can pay up to $1,000 per day while mobile bodyguards can make up to $800,000 a year.
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Only a few days ago, Ms. Kardashian West was tackled in a Paris street by a man who was pinned to the ground by her bodyguards.
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Bodyguards and private jets Parnas has emerged as a pivotal figure in the Trump-Ukraine scandal, which triggered impeachment proceedings against the President by House Democrats.
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Nine of Mr. Qaisari's bodyguards detained by the government have been released, and a government delegation was in Turkey negotiating with General Dostum, Mr. Fayeq said.
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The family was led at the time by the showy crime boss John J. Gotti, who frequented expensive restaurants and nightclubs with a crew of bodyguards.
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While she was pursuing her career, her brother was becoming a thorn in the side of the Mafia, so much so that he traveled with bodyguards.
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"Journalism has a fundamental role in the fight against the mafia, especially in a moment like this," said Mr. Di Matteo, who also travels with bodyguards.
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In Washington, American officials have issued arrest warrants for a group of Mr. Erdogan's bodyguards who were filmed assaulting protesters during Mr. Erdogan's visit last month.
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The United States in June charged bodyguards of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan for the May brawl, and both Democratic and Republican lawmakers condemned the assaults.
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They include unsolved abductions of religious figures, strange murders — a Mongolian woman by two of Mr. Najib's bodyguards — and up to 1,16803 wrongful deaths in custody.
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When bodyguards and black limousines are spotted, it means the leadership has arrived in town, and this month, there have been plenty of sightings of both.
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When bodyguards and black limousines are spotted, it means the leadership has arrived in town, and this month, there have been plenty of sightings of both.
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The Turkish Embassy claimed that Erdogan's bodyguards were acting in "self-defense" during the incident and said the protesters were affiliated with the terrorist group PKK.
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Hunting guides and scouts who worked on Trump Jr.&aposs trip said the president&aposs son was joined by what they described as five American bodyguards.
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Mr. Amanuddin, who like many Afghans uses only one name, said the attackers had destroyed one of General Dostum's vehicles and killed three of his bodyguards.
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A Taliban spokesman, Zabihullah Mujahid, claimed responsibility for the attack, saying the insurgents had killed four bodyguards but that none of their fighters had been hurt.
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Pruitt said he needed bodyguards because he was facing an increased number of threats, from hostile passengers on aircraft to threatening posts on Twitter and Facebook.
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In the video, we see Bhad Bhabie, restrained by bodyguards, daring Lil Tay's friend, a YouTuber named Woah Vicky (real name: Victoria Waldrip) to fight her.
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Later, it was revealed that the traveling party consisted of Zúñiga, her boyfriend, Ángel Orlando García Urquiza, who had links to a Juarez cartel, and six bodyguards.
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Then again, finding the proper bodyguards to protect the man who once convincingly played warrior Khal Drogo on Game of Thrones has to be a tough job.
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Instead, Chapo got away, he told authorities after his capture on Friday, by scarpering down the side of a hill and eventually meeting one of his bodyguards.
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Police said CCTV footage showed Xiao and two of his female bodyguards left the Four Seasons Hotel in Central on their own, without any sign of struggle.
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Trump and Kim have brought their own personal security personnel and heavily armored limousines; Kim&aposs bodyguards have been seen running in formation alongside his massive Mercedes.
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But reports have alleged that the officers served as bodyguards for ousted prime minister Najib Razak, who was deputy prime minister at the time of the killing.
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A select group of 10 became his bodyguards and were armed with stainless steel machetes, implying a threat of violence that served to keep followers in line.
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A rep for SCP Auctions tells us they acquired the licenses from one of O.J.'s old bodyguards who decided to part ways with the unique memorabilia.
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Mayor Samsudin Dimaukom of Datu Saudi-Ampatuan, a Muslim autonomous area of Mindanao, was shot along with a number of his bodyguards while allegedly transporting illegal drugs.
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But as the diplomat's convoy departed, some youths threw stones that smashed a window on his bodyguards' car - suggesting not all Palestinians were pleased with Qatar's intervention.
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The fish have point values, though the largest ones—orcas and whales—can soak heavy amounts of damage or travel with a host of lower-point bodyguards.
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The next morning, after a long night of eating, drinking and dancing, George woke up to the sight of a distressed Omony kicking the still sleeping bodyguards.
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Serbia's military intelligence agency (VOA) is responsible for the security of the prime minister, while members of Cobras, an elite army unit, serve as his personal bodyguards.
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Clinton and her husband, former President Bill Clinton, "heartless hypocrites," he dared them to "let their bodyguards immediately disarm," an apparent reference to their Secret Service protection.
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Lest America miss the hint, Mr Erdogan's bodyguards roughed up journalists outside the venerable Brookings Institution during the Turkish leader's last call on Mr Obama, in 2016.
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A sequence of bodyguards turning, one after another, into government officials seems like a setup for a joke, but this is the logic of authoritarianism at work.
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If you're looking to make some serious money, the kind that requires you to hire bodyguards and buy your own Brinks truck, you need an NFL franchise.
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The Turkish Embassy said that Erdoğan's bodyguards were acting in "self-defense" during the incident and accused the protesters of being affiliated with the terrorist group PKK.
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Mr. Zurmati, left with about 90 men, clashed with the provincial police chief over the lack of reinforcements, and the chief's bodyguards beat him up, he said.
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"Let's see how they feel walking around without their guns or their bodyguards," he told the gun lobby group, speaking about Clinton and her Secret Service detail.
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Those difficulties included an incident in December 1988, when her bodyguards, known as the Mandela United Football Club, kidnapped four boys belonging to another anti-apartheid party.
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One of Fidel Castro's bodyguards shoved me and threw me aside as I was questioning the Cuban dictator about the lack of basic freedoms on the island.
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Ending the death penalty could aid in the investigation of Mr. Najib's possible role in the 2006 murder of a Mongolian woman, Altantuya Shaariibuu, by his bodyguards.
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The Turkish leader is further incensed by America's indictment of 15 of his personal bodyguards after a brawl with protesters in May during his visit to Washington.
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Alexander Pyntikov, a technology entrepreneur who attended the dinner, said several CEFC associates and what appeared to be a dozen bodyguards roamed the restaurant while they talked.
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Hope wrote in an opinion piece in the newspaper El Universal that in 2012 the council reported that 21 judges had bodyguards and 78 used armored vehicles.
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Henry Ramos Allup emerged from his party's building, in a scrum of bodyguards, and the crowd set off south, toward Avenida Libertador, a main east-west thoroughfare.
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Mr. Kem Sokha's daughter, Kem Monovithya, who also is a party official, said more than 100 police officers arrested her father and his bodyguards without a warrant.
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"Kem Sokha and all bodyguards are taken away by 100-200 police without warrant after they raided his home," she posted on Twitter shortly after his arrest.
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Around a dozen members of the media awaited Daniels' arrival Friday evening, showering her in paparazzi flashes as her bodyguards helped her out of a black SUV.
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Fifteen of the bodyguards were indicted, but charges were later dropped in March 2018 ahead of a meeting between Erdoğan and then-Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.
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Turkey's official news station, Anadolu, reported however that the bodyguards and Turkish citizens moved on the protesters after the police refused to silence their anti-Erdogan chants.
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Then at a rally in Miami that night, Trump drew more criticism when he said Clinton's bodyguards should be disarmed because of her pro-gun control stance.
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The bodyguards refused to submit to arrest, and the Kabul police surrounded General Dostum's compound in Kabul in February in an armed standoff that lasted several days.
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Nine protesters were injured in a clash with Erdogan's bodyguards outside the Turkish Embassy in Washington in May, after the Turkish president met with Trump to discuss.
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They had argued that Haya wanted to distract from her affair with one of her bodyguards, which McFarlane said had taken place sometime in 2017 or 2018.
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But instead he was stripped of his cellphones, separated from all but one of his usual cluster of bodyguards, and shoved and insulted by Saudi security officers.
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Accompanied by 3 massive bodyguards and sporting a $5,000 Gucci trench coat, Floyd made quite an entrance when he arrived at the Thomas & Mack Center in Vegas.
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According to Gabriella Engels, Grace burst into a hotel room where she was talking with friends and whipped her with an electric cable as bodyguards looked on.
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There is no reason for the government to claim the arrival of the First Vice President without the accompaniment of his chief of staff and his bodyguards.
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She photographed them with their staff—butlers, housekeepers, au pairs, nannies, drivers, and bodyguards—in their houses, a rare glimpse into the private lives of the wealthy.
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Floyd Mayweather ain't letting himself go in retirement -- his bodyguards say the dude is still in INSANE shape and could fight RIGHT NOW if he wanted to.
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Protective nets provide safe harbor for swimmers, and "vigies", volunteer underwater bodyguards, serve as lookouts for surfers, allowing them to take advantage of the island's world class waves.
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The scores of aides, bodyguards and diplomats who accompanied the leaders from Washington and Pyongyang waited elsewhere for the roughly 40-minute one-on-one meeting in Singapore.
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Even after the election, Lopez Obrador has maintained his trademark modest personal style, rolling through the city in a white sedan with the windows down and no bodyguards.
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T'Challa's sister, Shuri, and his personal bodyguards, the all-female Dora Milaje are also an amazing inspiration for girls wanting cool heroes to dress up as this year.
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From President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's bodyguards beating up protestors on U.S. soil in 2017 to purchasing military equipment from Russia, Turkey does things unimaginable for other NATO members.
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Walking into a posh restaurant in the Far East after a rally, followed by his entourage and two bodyguards, he is treated like a celebrity, not a troublemaker.
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While touring the country in 2013, he offended many Chinese after he was captured on camera being carried up to the Great Wall of China by Chinese bodyguards.
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Not if you recognize that the Windsors, for all their impressive titles, crown jewels, castles, palaces, estates, artwork, bodyguards, helicopters, and armies of staff, are actually surprisingly insecure.
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In a separate incident, journalists and protesters faced off against Erdogan's bodyguards in Washington on Thursday, where the Turkish President was giving a speech at the Brookings Institution.
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In March 2016, as Erdoğan was giving a speech at D.C. think tank the Brookings Institution, his bodyguards clashed with demonstrators when they tried to enter the building.
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A few days before, African Union soldiers had to step in after Mr Jawari's bodyguards stormed the parliament and ran up against troops loyal to the prime minister.
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Striding past the hyperloop teams' booths with his five sons, his girlfriend Canadian pop star Grimes, and a team of bodyguards in tow, Musk appeared utterly at ease.
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We lived through six terrible years where I had to use my husband and my other two boys as 'bodyguards'—never knowing when Yuval would have an outburst.
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We're told Bieber's lawyers were in a packed courtroom Wednesday for the case where a photog is accusing the singer's bodyguards of attacking him inside a Subway restaurant.
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The same goes for Supreme Leader Snoke, who basically spends the entire film lounging around in a golden embroidered robe and surrounded by bodyguards in kinky red latex.
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Where once unionist politicians needed bodyguards and car bombings were a constant fear, tourists now crowd the taverns of the old town and the world-famous Guggenheim museum.
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Ang and 4 of her 6 kids -- Zahara, Shiloh, Vivienne, and Knox -- were seen in L.A. Saturday heading to see a movie together ... flanked by a couple bodyguards.
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The men who beat up protesters outside of the Turkish ambassador's residence in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday are bodyguards of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, NBC News confirmed.
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The Turkish Embassy said on Wednesday that Erdogan's bodyguards were acting in "self-defense" during the incident and the protesters were affiliated with the Kurdish terrorist group PKK.
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The threat to her life required stringent security measures: a steel office door, an armor-plated car, and four bodyguards, who accompanied her twenty-four hours a day.
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In the market's offices on the second floor above the food stalls, clerks in the 1970s kept guns in their drawers, relying on bodyguards to deter cashbox robberies.
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The next portion of the trial is set to focus on evidence provided by key witnesses of the encounter, including the women at the scene and Rocky's bodyguards.
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The president's wife grabbed the arm of a nearby Supreme Court Justice as his bodyguards quickly surrounded him with bullet-proof shields and ushered him off the stage.
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The episode came days after Ms. Kardashian West was almost tackled in a Paris street by an assailant before he was pinned to the ground by her bodyguards.
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Kim Jong Un's Mercedes Limousine has gone viral for its entourage of 12 bodyguards who jog alongside it as the North Korean premier is ferried to significant events.
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At one points Raúl Libien, a media businessman from the State of Mexico, shouts "go fuck yourself" at the official through the phone of one of his bodyguards.
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Though Cardi B did not get involved, her bodyguards and other members of her entourage attacked the bartenders with bottles and chairs, causing serious injury, the police said.
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In Pristina, Kosovo's Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj posed on social media with his police bodyguards bringing their palms to their chests and flapping them to symbolize the eagle.
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Additionally, we're told the pilot had reported Juice's bodyguards for having handguns -- a no-no if they're not packed properly, or if the bodyguard doesn't have a permit.
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Daniels told Lemon that she passed "within three feet" of Cohen at LaGuardia Airport a few days ago, and he acknowledged her and her bodyguards with a smile.
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"We went to the office this morning and found Haseeb's body under the armored gate," said Fahim Fetrat, the cousin of one of Mr. Saleh's bodyguards, named Haseeb.
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"You guys know him by, you know, he has attacked the people in Washington," Kanter said, referring to a recent episode involving Erdogan's bodyguards and protesters in Washington.
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Our guy asks Rotimi if Rainey needs to hire real-life bodyguards -- just in case -- and he says yes, but the threats have nothing to do with it.
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The same dude who flipped off the cameras resurfaced on the way out, but it was one of Stormy's bodyguards who had the last shove ... and alleged theft.
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One time, we took a limo out onto the field for homecoming and he popped out of it in the Freddie Bird costume and we acted like his bodyguards.
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Now he is public enemy number one to the Chinese martial arts community and is attempting to hustle together money fights with professional boxers and the bodyguards of millionaires.
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For one thing, he's reportedly built up a protective detail of 18 bodyguards who take shifts to ensure he receives protection 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
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The shooter who ambushed Floyd Mayweather's entourage in Atlanta fired at least 12 shots -- with 8 bullets striking the car carrying Floyd's bodyguards ... and TMZ Sports has the pics.
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We broke the story, one of the rapper's bodyguards caught a bullet during a recent altercation in NYC -- that went down a lot like this one in Long Beach.
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Abdul Kareem's bodyguards are awaiting trial on charges of killing a Trade Ministry adviser who colleagues said had been about to hand over files accusing the minister of corruption.
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Over the course of her film, she chronicles the accounts of many of McAfee's friends, bodyguards, business associates and young girlfriends as they describe his increasingly paranoid, violent behavior.
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The TV series investigates the training and motivation of professional bodyguards and follows Judge while he is working for Roberts as she does press for her film Notting Hill.
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The real headliner, though, was Alex Jones, the right-wing radio host and Infowars founder who arrived with a start, wheeling around with bodyguards while looking for the organizers.
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Over the course of her film, Burstein chronicles the accounts of many of McAfee's friends, bodyguards, business associates and young girlfriends as they detail his increasingly paranoid, violent behavior.
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The now former bodyguards, Eugene Arreola and Miguel Sanchez, claim they took personal jobs with the actor in early 2016 after years of protecting him with another security company.
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Mexican soldiers and U.S. agents came close to Guzman on several occasions, but his layers of bodyguards and spies always tipped him off before they stormed his safe houses.
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"Empire" star Jussie Smollett didn't want to be encumbered by an entourage of bodyguards when he wasn't working ... despite an offer by Fox a week before the brutal attack.
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He said Hernandez had broken rules relating both to the national protection unit that provides bodyguards for public figures and to the reintegration zones where many ex-fighters live.
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The video stops there, but G-Rod says that's when 5 of MGK's bodyguards swooped in and, as he puts it, MGK suddenly got tough and started challenging him.
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The 35-year-old was on the set of House of Cards — he has a small role as one of President Frank Underwood's bodyguards — when he heard the news.
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Jog to lunch After morning talks, Kim traveled back to the northern side of the demilitarized zone in a limousine surrounded by 12 bodyguards, who ran alongside the vehicle.
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A ceasefire halted four days of fighting in South Sudan between soldiers loyal to the president, Salva Kiir, and bodyguards of the vice-president, Riek Machar, a former rebel.
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Dressed in a polo shirt and flanked by bodyguards twice his size, the lawyer spends his days coaxing power brokers to support the strike and his nights visiting barricades.
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"Hun Sen depends on armed forces, police, military police, bodyguards, security guards...those armed forces clearly will not listen to orders by Hun Sen and his allies," Rainsy said.
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He explained that his bodyguards' presence at the brawl was merely to protect him despite video that shows him watching from a nearby car while his guards are fighting.
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Manuel Muñoz claims that in January 2014, Bieber's bodyguards attacked him inside a Subway restaurant after he attempted to take a picture of the pop star exiting a club.
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Confronted with a barrage of eggs, water bottles and boos, Mr. Hwang was forced to duck behind shields and umbrellas raised by bodyguards and retreat into the government building.
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China may have banned his performances, but things are far more grave in Argentina, where he's been indicted for a 2013 incident involving his bodyguards beating up a photographer.
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Even as blood from the first two bombings was being washed away on Monday, bodyguards for rival strongmen got into a shootout in a different corner of the city.
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After leaving the Marina Bay Sands, Kim was photographed walking down a road, accompanied by a phalanx of bodyguards, his face lit up occasionally by the flashes of cameras.
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Wyllys, a friend and political ally of Franco's, announced that he would not return to Brazil; he did not want to choose between living with bodyguards and risking death.
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Shadowed by bodyguards from the Interior Ministry's Special Protection Unit, he wandered among mannequins and racks of clothes, picking out a gray blazer, a mauve shirt, and a tie.
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The headlines around the world would be about how I was forcibly expelled from a press conference by one of his bodyguards, not about our conversation after the fact.
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Her updates record the tedium as well as the excitement of active fandom—camping out, waiting in the cold, and dodging bodyguards in the quest for the perfect picture.
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In the first week of November 1984, following the assassination of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi by her Sikh bodyguards, over 3,000 Sikhs were massacred by Hindu mobs in Delhi.
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Others: Bodyguards and Assassins (Amazon) is another historical epic; Kung Fu Killer (Netflix) shows Yen in contemporary action hero mode; Flash Point (Hulu) sends Yen undercover in the Triad.
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Eyewitnesses tell us Meghan attempted to be as incognito as possible -- with 4 bodyguards in tow -- when she entered the VFS Global UK Visa Application Centre Thursday in Chicago.
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Jumblatt's Progressive Socialist Party (PSP) has accused Gharib's bodyguards of opening fire on the protesters, leading to an exchange of fire in which two PSP supporters were also wounded.
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He told the jurors stories not only about the drug lord's operations in Mexico, Honduras and Belize, but also about his suppliers, distributors, bodyguards, assassins, cousins, brothers and sons.
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"It's not just me, all citizens are in danger of being attacked by bodyguards who don't respect the law," Aus den Ruthen told VICE News a few weeks later.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller is reportedly investigating Trump for obstruction of justice; Theresa May fields more criticism after fatal London blaze; DC police issue arrest warrants for Turkish bodyguards.
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Less than half an hour later, unidentified assailants on a motorcycle shot Mr. Bukhari, 50, multiple times in the abdomen and head, killing him and wounding his two bodyguards.
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Weinstein, surrounded by bodyguards and his legal team, didn't look at them once as he came out of his black SUV and slowly made his way up the stairs.
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Abdul Rashid Dostum, the more senior of Afghanistan's two vice presidents, and his bodyguards refused to show up for questioning about the allegations, despite repeatedly being summoned by prosecutors.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's bodyguards who violently clashed with protesters in Washington, D.C., won't be allowed to attend a global event in Germany next week, CNN reported Monday.
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During a visit to Washington in May, Turkish President Recep Erdoğan stoked controversy when his bodyguards were caught on film roughing up protesters outside of the Turkish ambassador's residence.
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Two of Elliot's bodyguards turned Tekashi's entire crew away, which blew up when some of them stuck around and allegedly instigated a brawl ... that ended with someone being shot.
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Drake got dragged into a crappy mess after one of his bodyguards allegedly punched a man in the face because he wouldn't get his ass out of the bathroom.
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One of the most famous actors in the world is now smoking dope with a writer and his lawyer while his cook makes dinner and his bodyguards watch television.
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Animal Político cited estimates from the National Confederation of Private Security Firms (AMESP) putting the number of clandestine bodyguards at anywhere between a quarter of a million and 600,000.
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On arrival in the city, the North Korean leader reviewed an honor guard of Russian troops in a square in front of the train station, with bodyguards looking on.
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Demi Lovato was in such dire condition when she OD'd her assistant thought she was dead, and one of her bodyguards may have saved her life ... TMZ has learned.
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One of Floyd Mayweather's gigantic bodyguards has been accused of roughing up a restaurant patron during a heated altercation over the weekend -- and it all culminated in a citizen's arrest.
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But after killing bin Laden and his bodyguards, some SEALs went down to the second floor of bin Laden's house and found a treasure trove of hard drives and documents.
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But in addition to all the political attacks on him that continue, he now lives largely alone (except for bodyguards, chefs and chauffeurs) in a big house in the suburbs.
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He was forced to travel incognito in ordinary cars or farm pick-up trucks between hideouts on both sides of the border, escorted only by his driver and two bodyguards.
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Sources close to Gigi say she believes the guy was only able to grab her from behind because her bodyguards thought he was a friend of hers or Bella Hadid.
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As much as it would be easy to blame this on a photographer or someone in the background, the photo clearly shows at least two bodyguards standing around the mess.
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The guy who KO'd XXXTentacion at his San Diego show is just jealous of the 19-year-old rapper's success ... and XXX believes there's NO reason to hire more bodyguards.
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Savvides, accompanied by bodyguards, walked onto the pitch at Thessaloniki twice on Sunday, once wearing an overcoat, the second time with the coat off and his holster in plain view.
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When they got to the theater, the three football players surrounded the veteran like personal bodyguards, escorted him through the lobby, and sat around him in the theater, protecting him.
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Most of those who do work are bodyguards at the National Protection Unit, responsible for the safety of Colombians facing violent threats, or are employed by the mine-clearance programme.
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He has asked the federal government to provide armed bodyguards for mayors who have been threatened, and to set up an emergency telephone line to the secretary of the interior.
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In 1997, 31 men from the Mexican army's elite airborne group defected, joining the Gulf cartel and using their tactical and logistical know-how to act as assassins and bodyguards.
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Around a dozen police from the forensics unit entered the large compound carrying gloves and metal boxes, to be met by a lawyer for Yingluck and one of her bodyguards.
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And numerous former employees, including bodyguards, an event manager, and a chef, allege that Robbins had his team scout out attractive women at his events to invite to his room.
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You'll recall Giovanni Arnold sued the Migos rapper and Cardi B in May 2018 ... claiming their bodyguards violently assaulted him outside The Mark Hotel following a Met Gala after-party.
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But Argentina poses problems, because a judge in the country previously issued an arrest warrant against Bieber, to question him about a pending criminal case involving one of his bodyguards.
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One person at the club tells TMZ Sports there's a good reason Klay wasn't mobbed -- he had a full team of bodyguards watching his back so he could let loose.
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TV footage also showed the man spraying gas into the face of one of Poroshenko's bodyguards who had rushed to intervene, before being hit with an umbrella by another bodyguard.
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The attack killed 12 Iranian and Hezbollah senior officials and bodyguards who were dispatched to set up staging areas for launching attacks, creating a new front against Israel in Syria.
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It's based on the book "Remember the Time: Protecting Michael Jackson in His Final Days," by a pair of bodyguards who became his confidantes, published after his death in 2009.
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Bodyguards fended off raucous protestors and press at the courthouse in Rancagua, 50 miles south of capital Santiago, as Compagnon left the building shortly after the decision was handed down.
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Cicilline last year offered an amendment in the fiscal 2018 NDAA that also blocked the transfer of F-35s to Turkey, citing the violence carried out by bodyguards for Erdoğan.
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"Beginning in mid-August, this included around-the-clock bodyguards, two luxury S.U.V.s for his entourage, and at least six private charter flights in the past several months," CNN said.
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Burstein's film banks on numerous of interviews with those close to McAfee during his time in Belize: his bodyguards, staff, and numerous girlfriends, as well as local journalists and officials.
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Lithuanian media reported that Filipchenko held the rank of lieutenant colonel in Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) and tried to recruit the Lithuanian president's bodyguards to bug the president's office.
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Gunfire broke out again on Friday between the vice president's bodyguards and the presidential guard, while the two men were holding talks at the presidential State House to defuse tensions.
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Like any leadership, you get some perks: panther-eque abilities and bodyguards, along with a VIP level of access to future tech, a military, and an abundance of Wakanda's wealth.
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For example, he said, a Middle Eastern royal ruined detailed security plans for a restaurant meal by changing his booking at the last minute, and bodyguards had to adapt quickly.
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The episode involving Mr. Ishchi took place much more recently, in November 2016, and Mr. Ishchi has publicly avowed that he was raped by Dostum's bodyguards on the general's orders.
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For more than a year after he left, he and two of his chief bodyguards refused to cooperate with investigators, vehemently denying the charges and calling it all a conspiracy.
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Some Lil Wayne fans just gotta learn the hard way ... like this guy in Miami who jumped onstage and caught a beating at the hands and feet of Weezy's bodyguards.
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Turkey's president denounced what he called the "scandalous" American judicial system on Friday, responding to new indictments of his bodyguards over a brawl during his visit to Washington in May.
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Stationed at Andrews Barracks, the former home of Hitler's SS bodyguards, the soldiers were handpicked, "handsome men, all over six-feet," wrote the American military governor of Berlin, Brig. Gen.
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Ms. Shaariibuu, who complained that she had not received a promised $500,000 share, was killed by two of Mr. Najib's bodyguards, who then blew up her corpse using military explosives.
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Unlike many other Taliban attacks against the military, where the targets have been commanders, police officers, bodyguards and sentries, the Camp Shaheen victims never even got the chance to fight.
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Erdogan, who is set to attend a Group of 20 summit next week in Germany, was reportedly told by the German ministry not bring the bodyguards involved in the fight.
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This isn&apost the first time Star has mentioned having armed bodyguardsIn October, Star spoke about his bodyguards in the first episode of his collaboration docuseries with YouTuber Shane Dawson.
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Israeli TV stations showed Netanyahu, who is campaigning to keep the helm of the conservative Likud party in an internal election on Thursday, being escorted off a stage by bodyguards.
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Last March, as Erdoğan was giving a speech at D.C. think tank the Brookings Institution, Turkish journalists accused his bodyguards of attacking them as they tried to enter the building.
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Kim was still flanked by massive bodyguards Wednesday in Bel-Air, and still dressing down -- hoodie and severely distressed jeans -- just as she said she would after the October ordeal.
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State news cameras and social media at the event captured fragmented images of mass confusion—smoke rising above the city, a formation of soldiers scattering, bodyguards leaping to shield the president.
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When Erdogan visited Washington recently, his bodyguards beat up American citizens protesting him outside the Turkish ambassador's residence — a shocking act of violence that still hasn't drawn any White House rebuke.
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Politicians — who are otherwise inaccessible, surrounded by bodyguards while living in high-security homes — are suddenly found among the people, hugging the elderly, dancing with children, and taking selfies with farmers.
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France was gripped by a presidential scandal involving one of Emmanuel Macron's bodyguards, who was filmed wearing a police helmet (though he is not a policeman) and beating up a protester.
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In Afghanistan, police surrounded the house of Abdul Rashid Dostum, the vice-president, in an attempt to arrest nine bodyguards, who have been accused of beating and raping a political rival.
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Even though his bodyguards made everyone put down their smartphones -- no "zoo animal" pics -- watch this video ... you can tell folks in The Tam treated JB like any other booze hound.
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Arana, 32, has been pictured with Bieber before, and appeared in a 2016 documentary film, BODYGUARDS: Secret Lives From The Watchtower, in which he was described as the pop star's bodyguard.
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Mr Erdogan's increasingly toxic reputation in Washington took another hit earlier this spring, after his bodyguards were caught on video beating up non-violent protesters a mile from the White House.
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Erdoğan's bodyguards have a track record of violence in the U.S. that extends back to 2011, when they were involved in a fight outside the United Nations headquarters in New York.
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After Richard travels all the way to New York — mysteriously sans bodyguards or paparazzi — to propose to Amber, they kiss, sure, but afterward they try to work out their intercontinental relationship.
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Her arc is built around learning to accept that she's attractive, which plays out literally, as Jack Black's Bethany teaches her how to flirt and act seductive to distract some bodyguards.
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The embattled Cook County State's attorney, who revealed this week she's received "racially charged" death threats, has added a team of bodyguards to protect her ... according to sources close to Foxx.
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As you'll recall ... Bieber was indicted in December 2016 for allegedly ordering his bodyguards to assault a photog as he was leaving a club and take the guy's money and gear.
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Jeremy and Chloe -- daughter of a billionaire and former "Made in Chelsea" star -- were leaving Catch restaurant Friday night when one of the bodyguards just wasn't having it with our photog.
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He said he was the only former prime minister who did not have bodyguards assigned to him by the state and that Putin had personally stripped him of his security detail.
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Turkey is summoning the U.S.'s ambassador to protest "aggressive and unprofessional actions" by Washington, D.C., police against its bodyguards last week in a violent melee in which protesters were attacked.
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Cops say the fight, which included foul language being used in front of minors -- is a violation of his conditional bond from his arrest for allegedly assaulting one of his bodyguards.
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He showed too much independence by promoting his choice of officers to the senior command and by barring Mr Bainimarama's personal bodyguards from the officer's mess at the Queen Elizabeth Barracks.
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A full-scale brawl ensued shortly afterward and prosecutors allege that Mayers and his bodyguards — David Rispers, Jr. and Bladimir Corniel — beat and kicked Jafari while he was on the ground.
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A few months later, 35 attackers ambushed the general's house in Kabul, killing two of his bodyguards and terrorizing his wife and 12 children, but the general was not at home.
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Local security officials said a senior Yemeni officer escaped an AQAP car bombing that killed four of his bodyguards outside the city of al-Koud in Abyan province on Sunday night.
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The last time the city saw religious violence on this scale was during anti-Sikh riots in 1984, which followed the assassination of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi by her Sikh bodyguards.
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The "cameraman" set off a bomb hidden in the camera and ran from the room, jumping into the River Oxus, but the general 's bodyguards pulled him out and killed him.
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Sources close to the situation tell TMZ ... Kim arrived at the California Institution for Women in Corona Friday afternoon with a few bodyguards and first toured the grounds and living quarters.
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A huge bonfire was burning at Joaquín Guzmán Loera's mountain hide-out one night when the crime lord's bodyguards brought him two enemy soldiers slumped across the backs of two A.T.V.s.
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By the end of the weekend, John-John, a toddler, had escaped his Secret Service bodyguards, crawled into the driveway, and sat up in the car and released the emergency brake.
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Rich the Kid could be playing with fire, because he's not letting his recent beatdown by armed robbers stop him from shining with tons of ice, and no bodyguards in sight.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Bodyguards rushed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu off the stage at an election campaign rally in southern Israel on Tuesday after sirens sounded warning of a rocket attack from Gaza.
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Even today, royal bodyguards make a ceremonial search of the cellars before the State Opening of Parliament, and in a BBC poll in 2002 Fawkes was voted the 30th greatest Briton.
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Mr. Whitfield (played here by Chad L. Coleman of "The Wire" and "The Walking Dead") and Mr. Beard (Sam Adegoke) were Jackson's bodyguards during the last several years of his life.
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While doing fewer royal engagements, the Sussexes want to maintain many of the privileges that go with it, including their taxpayer-funded bodyguards and their newly-refurbished home near Windsor Castle.
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Mr. Dostum has been in conflict with the government for months, most recently over a criminal investigation into accusations that he and his bodyguards kidnapped and sexually assaulted a political rival.
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In an interview, Mr. Ishchi said he was held for five days in the general's Jowzjan compound and was anally penetrated with rifle barrels by Mr. Dostum's bodyguards on his orders.
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Clients were catered to in multiple ways: flown to fashion shows in Europe; allowed into the store at night so they didn't have to be trailed by bodyguards during the day.
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The Martians made frantic squeaky noises, their unpaired eyes wheeling about in the green muck, and whooshed him again, and the Senator's bodyguards, by now a bit panicky, shot futilely back.
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In one high profile case in 2011, the governor of Punjab province, Salman Taseer, was assassinated by one of his bodyguards after he called for reform of the country's blasphemy laws.
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Arrests in such cases are rare because those responsible usually have powerful allies in the government, and the authorities are loath to challenge their armed bodyguards, who act as mini-militias.
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Floyd -- along with several TMT staffers and bodyguards -- hit up the Paradisus Los Cabos resort to watch his sister, Deltricia Tawanna Howard, trade "I Dos" with her boyfriend George Forte III.
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The trailer begins with an interrogation scene of Ulysses Klaue/Klaw (Andy Serkis) being asked about Wakanda, as we see Boseman and one of his bodyguards watching through a two-way mirror.
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Zhang will be escorted around town by his personal bodyguards, elite security personnel from the Central Security Bureau, and top officers from the VIP Protection Unit of the Hong Kong police force.
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She said that the Mugabe sons were not present while the alleged assault took place, and added that at least 10 of the first lady's bodyguards were present while she beat her.
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Mobutu Sese Seko, the president from 1965 to 20163, fled his jungle palace shortly before it was ransacked by looting soldiers; his successor, Laurent Kabila, was shot by one of his bodyguards.
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When Kim, Kourtney and Khloe got glammed up for a night out and bodyguards escorted them through a hotel lobby, no one appeared to pick up their phones to snap a photo.
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It's not known as a dangerous neighborhood, but Solano's two bodyguards have to check the entrance at all times from the two corners of the narrow street where his home is located.
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"It could either have been a bomb on a timer or one that was remotely detonated," Sediqqi said, adding that 11 people, including five of Wardak's bodyguards, were wounded in the blast.
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With his butler, cooks, assistants, bodyguards, chauffeur, multiple homes and private planes, Mr. Trump has not had to deal with the vicissitudes of life that 99 percent of Americans must contend with.
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Early the next morning, Lavrenti P. Beria, the chief of the secret police, and various others, scolded the bodyguards for disturbing the leader while he was resting — in a puddle of urine.
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Kate Middleton and Prince William's bodyguards will be able to warn them of potential threats through an "unwritten understanding" during their tour of Pakistan, according to the royal family's former protection officer.
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In late April, 12 lanky male bodyguards made international headlines after they surrounded Kim Jong Un's Mercedes-Benz vehicle and jogged alongside it whenever the North Korean leader moved across the border.
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Bieber is currently in legal hot water with the South American country following a 2013 incident in which he allegedly sent his bodyguards to attack a photographer outside a Buenos Aires nightclub.
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Stormy Daniels was a "delightful guest" Wednesday night at The Abbey in WeHo ... on the other hand, her bodyguards were thugs who were rude, aggressive and cheap ... this according to the club.
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When he flew to Tehran for the first Big Three summit, his plane was escorted by 27 fighters; when he entrained for Potsdam (the third and final summit), his bodyguards numbered 18,500.
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The two men went back to their separate sides for lunch, Kim driven in a black limousine and escorted by a dozen bodyguards in dark suits and ties jogging alongside the vehicle.
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Gabriella Engels, 20, has accused Ms. Mugabe of assaulting her while she was visiting Ms. Mugabe's sons in a hotel room, and has said that Ms. Mugabe's bodyguards stood by and watched.
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The violence against journalists by Turkish officials even extended to the U.S., when President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's bodyguards attacked journalists in 2016 outside the Brookings Institution where he was giving a speech.
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" Interviewed in a villa in Addis Ababa surrounded by bodyguards provided by the government, Jawar justified Oromo nationalism: "When the state particularly represses an ethnic identity, you are forced to defend it.
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In May, bodyguards to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan violently clashed with protesters to his administration while Erdogan, who had just come from visiting President Trump at the White House, looked on.
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Colombo, Sri Lanka (CNN)One person has been killed in Sri Lanka after the bodyguards of a deposed government minister opened fire on a crowd of protestors amid a worsening constitutional crisis.
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Hired to protect the nation's business and political elite from kidnappings, robberies, and assassinations, these bodyguards are a key part of the private security industry that is among Mexico's fast growing sectors.
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McGregor's court appearance was a big event in Dublin -- he rolled up to court in a blacked out BMW surrounded by a team of bodyguards ... while wearing one of his trademark slick suits.
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"This is for the widows and orphans and all those killed in Iraq," he managed to get out as the second shoe flew, before then-prime minister Nouri al-Maliki's bodyguards tackled him.
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The free-for-all appeared to carry over to the stage as well, where Pusha's bodyguards piled onto one man who had been able to break through and climb up from the crowd.
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The Dora Milaje are raised to be the bodyguards for Black Panther, for the king of Wakanda, but depending on whose rendition you're looking at, they're also raised to potentially become his wife.
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At the roadblock early Friday morning, an "armed encounter" between Dimaukom's men and police ensued, the report says, with law enforcement officials responding to fire from the mayor's bodyguards, leaving 10 men dead.
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