"This is our principal weapon," Ferrer said, brandishing a DVD.
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"Oh, it's my rose!" she says, brandishing the bud briefly.
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Most of them were brandishing torches and pitchforks by now.
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Sound policy making requires more than merely brandishing large numbers.
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One of the men was brandishing a large tree branch.
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There were pickup trucks on the street brandishing American flags.
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I have the receipts, he said, brandishing texts and emails.
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There are people with actual gathering permits brandishing swastikas — swastikas!
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Students later said that the girl was brandishing two kitchen knives.
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Yup, Kylie wasn't the only one brandishing an iPhone in there.
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How can you not laugh at a toddler brandishing a knife?
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The shop's exterior features paintings of menacing oni brandishing their kikanbou.
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One of the thieves can be seen brandishing a metal object.
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Offering carrots has failed, so why not try brandishing some sticks?
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Brandishing a velvet-clad fist may therefore be a smart method.
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They took photos and video of themselves brandishing Islamic State flags.
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The guy in the back seat was clearly brandishing a pistol.
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Union members and supporters gathered, brandishing signs reading #WeAreMoMA and #MoMASolidarity.
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A monkey brandishing three knives and a cold smirk is scary enough.
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After she finished, she sat naked on the bed, brandishing the weapon.
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He then leapt towards an officer, brandishing a large knife they said.
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Those who are likely to excel will relish in brandishing their credentials.
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At 196893, he was jailed for brandishing a gun at two women.
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Counter-terrorism officers in black masks and brandishing assault rifles looked on.
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They are not brandishing pitchforks; they are more likely to wield cellphones.
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But generally speaking, tough street guys brandishing guns don't want to shoot.
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A lot, but be wary of any politician brandishing a precise number.
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A tubby lunatic, brandishing a firearm, is heading for your front door.
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One of them is Jack, and he is brandishing a massive assault rifle.
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He then leapt toward a female officer, brandishing a large knife, they said.
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"I have an iPhone," Poe said, brandishing the device for all to see.
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Seductive sheikhs, submissive slaves, damsels in distress and swarthy men brandishing scimitars abound.
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Brandishing a bright yellow pen he declared that a deal had been reached.
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But the boat's pilot refused, brandishing a knife and threatening to kill him.
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Cherie painted a picture on her wall of a woman brandishing a rifle.
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Reporters wrestled past him, brandishing cameras and blasting flash powder in his face.
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Among the famous faces, D&G sent out T-shirts brandishing Bieber's mug.
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Brandishing Communist credentials could pose a problem for tech firms' global ambitions, however.
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He's brandishing the bong alternatively like a lead pipe and a baseball bat.
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Women have long seen the brandishing of malicious gossip to derail their careers.
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At least one of the men was brandishing what appeared to be a gun.
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Police allege Meredith was looking for the couple's car keys while brandishing a gun.
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In the photo, which Sean captioned in "Peekaboo," McCartney is brandishing an acoustic guitar.
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The actress, brandishing a corndog in the photo, added the hashtags #coparenting and #kidsnaping.
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If there's one thing Game of Thrones needs, it's way more women brandishing swords.
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BTW, even brandishing an Airsoft gun in public could be a violation an Ireland.
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Brandishing some "Made in the USA" cred would be a smart bet by Bezos.
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In the accompanying photo, Gordon sits in front of a poster brandishing a Sharpie.
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And to do so while brandishing a Bible and boasting of his Christian faith?
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"It's four-twenty-nine," Allred said triumphantly, brandishing her phone and catching my eye.
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They posed on the beach, five gringos, tan and lean, brandishing the Ledyard flag.
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White people, INCLUDING WHITE CHILDREN walk around openly brandishing REAL GUNS all the time.
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More and more joined them, brandishing their club's colors, or their nation's, in defiance.
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Recently, America is brandishing the trade war big stick, smacking other countries at will.
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The officers were responding to a 911 call regarding a man brandishing a gun.
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Cluing expertise is about more than just getting the difficulty right and brandishing puns.
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In other events, men brandishing assault rifles have gone after Jews and African Americans.
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Blac Chyna won't be prosecuted for allegedly brandishing a knife and threatening her hairdresser.
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On his Twitter, Alam reported he and protesters were assaulted by government-supporters brandishing sticks.
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A man is seen onstage brandishing a sharp object following the stabbing of Paweł Adamowicz.
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He says the man exited the vehicle brandishing a paintball gun and a pellet gun.
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America's allies are brandishing their own lists of levies on American imports, as is China.
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The driver then stepped down from the truck, brandishing what appeared to be two handguns.
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Spike stalks onscreen brandishing a double-barreled shotgun, sees Buffy crying, and immediately drops it.
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Sharing stories of sexual misconduct — in this era – isn't the equivalent of brandishing a pitchfork.
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One popular caricature even shows a Perseus-Trump, brandishing the head of his electoral adversary.
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Is it this never-before-seen trophy with antlers Annalise is brandishing as a weapon?!
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Training teaches the difference between brandishing a weapon and pulling it out in self-defense.
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Brandishing a yellow star labeled "Jude" — like the one the Nazis issued him on Sept.
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"We have to keep marching in parades — together," Ms. Stuart said, brandishing her giant flower.
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January 22015, 217Anti-Islam protesters march in Germany, some of them brandishing Charlie Hebdo cartoons.
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She came back brandishing a stretchy fuchsia gown by an Italian designer named Chiara Boni.
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As he hit the ground he spotted a woman running toward him brandishing a knife.
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Many had obvious and horrifying injuries, while others were brandishing ID cards to show me.
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His parents, brandishing beer bottles, are off to the pub to watch a football match.
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Brandishing some "Made in the U.S.A." credibility would be a smart bet by Mr. Bezos.
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In other pictures, he is covering his face with a kerchief and brandishing long knives.
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A witness had called 911 to report someone was brandishing a gun in a park.
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Now, he is brandishing a machine gun, his name stitched on to his military uniform.
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In other pictures he is covering his face with a kerchief and brandishing long knives.
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"Everyone wants to be Walter Annenberg in Bungalow Five," said Mr. Price, brandishing his fan.
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Then he got out of the car brandishing a paintball gun and a BB gun.
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A small group attended the funeral brandishing signs that condemned the attack and Donald Trump.
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And then it happens: someone comes back from the bar brandishing a Jägerbomb festooned tray.
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The accompanying picture is of Vergara brandishing an ice cream cone before a Mr. Softee truck.
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Motorcyclists brandishing the opposition's yellow flags honked their way around the otherwise eerily quiet island capital.
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He was flanked by men posing as soldiers, clad in reproduction chain mail and brandishing scimitars.
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Still, he is too tolerant of troublemaking by his nuke-brandishing ally, North Korea (see Schumpeter).
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In the season preview, Dolores rides on a horse, brandishing a rifle, shooting at park guests.
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Problem is, according to police even brandishing an Airsoft gun in public could be a violation.
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Casey Cagle, with a rollicking campaign that featured Kemp brandishing his favorite rifle in a commercial.
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It's a dream, during which Jean witnesses her mother, this time brandishing a new engagement ring.
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"We found that monkeys get scared by just seeing us brandishing these slingshots," he told Reuters.
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They were also charged with brandishing a firearm, aiding and abetting kidnapping, the Star-Telegram reported.
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"Chou Tzu-yu brandishing the 'national flag' is emphasizing the 'Republic of China,' " the commentary said.
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But these new, brightly-colored posters brandishing the neighborhood's sexy new name abound in the area.
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The clown was brandishing an ax, according to a Facebook post accompanied by a blurry photograph.
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Or "Don't mind the inmate, beware of the wife," guarded by an M16-brandishing Snow White.
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Part of that menu will be cooked at your table by a waiter brandishing a blowtorch.
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The chief is brandishing his knife and wearing a baseball cap bearing the knife-maker's logo.
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He had once come knocking on the victims' door, brandishing a gun, to complain about noise.
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When officers arrived at the scene, they were confronted by the man brandishing a bloody knife.
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Police are investigating what could be a felony -- making criminal threats along with brandishing a weapon.
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PARIS — Brandishing their swords in rehearsal at the Opéra Bastille, Catholic gentlemen surrounded Raoul de Nangis.
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"This is my small piece of the resistance," a local customer told her, brandishing a wedge.
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"It's time to attack it head-on," she said, brandishing a memorable and devastatingly effective fact.
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Moreover, the film occasionally contemplates the fatal idea of brandishing its own sense of self-importance.
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They frequently lose dexterity upon landing, which is not ideal when brandishing a loaded automatic weapon.
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Shortly after, he encountered a police SWAT team, jumping out at them from bushes brandishing his ax.
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Investigators also found images of dead bodies, and fighters brandishing Islamic State flags in his photo folder.
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That sparked now-familiar scenes of masked youths brandishing shields and throwing stones at the security line.
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But the other side felt no such obligation, brandishing signs with slogans like "Burn Christians, Jail Ahok".
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"Join us to realise your dreams", says the poster, with a picture of officers brandishing machine guns.
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But even the brandishing of the threat extends his extraordinarily antagonistic relationship with the nation's metropolitan centers.
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Cops say they thought Stephon was brandishing a gun, but it turned out to be an iPhone.
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BRANDISHING a Viet Cong flag, she stands with her torso above the crowd filling the Luxembourg Gardens.
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Keef's early videos depicted him and his friends smoking weed and brandishing guns with no overarching narrative.
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The S9 also join the iPhone 7/8/X and Google Pixel 2 by brandishing stereo speakers.
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At first, police said Bradford was brandishing a gun but later said he was not the shooter.
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But is it tough enough to justify packing heat—and brandishing that heat—during an actual game?
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Brandishing the utility of objects already made, she redesigns them in accordance with her own work habits.
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In the trailer, she can be seen alternately popping her chewing gum and brandishing two machine guns.
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De Rugy also said lawmakers must stop brandishing objects in parliament, something its rules and regulations forbid.
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The reenactors all dressed in era-appropriate wear, some on horseback, others brandishing prop machetes and muskets.
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Video from the rally posted online shows men brandishing machetes as people cower and run for safety.
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First came the shooting of a teenager in Columbus, Ohio, who had been brandishing a BB gun.
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Rich Marin was 412646 when he arrived on Wall Street in 41630, brandishing an MBA from Cornell.
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As protests have continued, they have gotten increasingly violent, with Hong Kong police brandishing guns at protesters.
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It seemed odd ... in the middle of the glitzy Strip a guy would be brandishing a weapon.
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Cops were able to use surveillance video to track down the woman seen here brandishing a knife.
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Was the suicidal person, sometimes brandishing a knife or pretending to have a weapon, really a threat?
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He also can't make any social media posts regarding them that include threats or brandishing of weapons.
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They don't want to turn off Democrats early in the process by openly brandishing the nuclear option.
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The noise sounded like a toddler brandishing a wooden spoon against the side of an oversized pot.
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Rich allegedly tried to fight them off, but three more men came into the home brandishing guns.
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Monday, with police saying they were responding to a neighbor's report of a man brandishing a revolver.
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Brandishing a bullhorn at the cemetery, Pence thanked the governor and the workers who are repairing the headstones.
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Then others, donning bandannas and brandishing firearms, would storm the home when someone answered and corral its occupants.
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The women brandishing them in the centre of Seoul, South Korea's capital, wore red clothes and large sunglasses.
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Sayfullo Saipov, 29, was detained by officers as he ran around on the street brandishing two fake guns.
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The robot doesn't open doors for its friends or fight off a human assailant brandishing a hockey stick.
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On March 22014 she posted two pictures of herself cloaked in a burqa and brandishing an AK-216.
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An odd video shows a man brandishing a gator as he shopped for beer at a Florida business.
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Yes, this owner of this kebab-store owner simply ignored a man brandishing a gun—and it worked!
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He still writes by hand, brandishing the favored tool of teachers' corrections and athletes' autographs, a black Sharpie.
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Protesters march in unison brandishing a "G20 Welcome 2 Hell" banner, the phrase adopted to surmise the demonstrations.
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During today's Women's March, supporters came out in history-making numbers brandishing protest signs with messages of solidarity.
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That man, Emantic Fitzgerald Bradford Jr., was reportedly seen fleeing the scene of the shooting, brandishing a handgun.
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Before they could do so, an irate woman burst in brandishing an electric extension cable in her hand.
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One shows President Nicolás Maduro of Venezuela chased by a hungry mob brandishing pots and pans in 2016.
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In her inebriated state, she forgets she is brandishing a bottle shard and it fatally pierces Polo's chest.
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To make the video even more surreal a nice man brandishing a 2x4 enters the frame shortly after.
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He crouches low and rises slowly, brandishing one wing in front of his head like a magician's cape.
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The warriors, looking rough and ready and brandishing swords, want Norma to sanction an attack on the Romans.
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The demonstrators discredited that idea when they massed around it brandishing burning torches and chanted white supremacist slogans.
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Brandishing guns in transit stations in order to collect a missing $2.75 is not for the public's benefit.
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He was separately sentenced to 30 days that year for brandishing a fake gun in a threatening manner.
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Police say that Ruben Lopez, then 20, entered the diner brandishing a gun, The Los Angeles Times reported.
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Video footage verified by police showed the church attacker brandishing a long sword, shouting, and lunging at worshippers.
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Crawford was holding a BB gun, and video footage later showed that he was not brandishing the weapon.
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We're told Rich tried to fight them off, and that three more men came into the home brandishing guns.
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The father said the teenagers entered the playground brandishing a gun, and that he ran off, the officials said.
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For example, in Detroit, officers raided a licensed marijuana-growing business in 2013, wearing masks and brandishing assault rifles.
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In the photo, Biles is wearing a white swimsuit, brandishing a cup that says "Hawaii," and looking pretty amazing.
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They say the driver got out of his vehicle brandishing what appeared to be a gun in each hand.
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The man got out of the truck brandishing air guns and yelling "God is great!" in Arabic, authorities said.
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Mr Mélenchon and Ms Le Pen risk being left brandishing wooden spoons—good for banging pans, but little else.
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Video footage shows marchers carrying fascist banners, waving torches, brandishing sticks and shields, chanting "Jews will not replace us".
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In the smaller right panel, a menacing soldier impales a dove with a saber while brandishing a machine gun.
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The man, brandishing a knife, tried to force his way through a security check before being stopped, it said.
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"We've done it," British midfielder Nicola White told reporters, brandishing her medal with a grin plastered across her face.
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Footage of Celtic's pro-Palestine protest In this context, brandishing Palestinian flags at Be'er Sheva fans seems somewhat arbitrary.
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"Have you even read the United States Constitution?" he asked while brandishing a pocket-sized version of the document.
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One way it is doing so is by the deployment of large robots brandishing various types of MIG welders.
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Congress and Defense leaders must fund the sexual assault prevention programs that are wielding quantitative success and brandishing results.
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Saipov exited the vehicle brandishing a pellet gun and paintball gun before being shot in the abdomen by police.
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He argued with the owner of the laundromat for a while, and then he returned brandishing a confiscated handgun.
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Brandishing pots and pans, hundreds of elated Cubans paraded through the Miami neighborhood of Little Havana on Saturday night.
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The students, ranging from kindergarten through fifth grade, came prepared, brandishing homemade cutouts of Neal's face glued onto sticks.
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The third Stade de France suicide bomber, Frenchman Bilal Hadfi (Dhul-Qarnyan al-Faransi), is pictured brandishing a knife.
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Once the shooter was identified, self-promotional imagery surfaced that featured him brandishing a handgun and a Confederate flag.
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President Trump argued yesterday that he had won an immigration standoff with Mexico by brandishing the threat of tariffs.
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"This country will change only when it has ethics, principles," Mr. Doria declared vehemently while brandishing a silver pen.
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He has ordered troops to respond to any migrants who throw rocks as if the migrants were brandishing firearms.
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"An imminent threat should require the suspect actually brandishing or threatening the officer to constitute legal force," Terrill said.
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A woman — wearing a red, long-tailed flamenco dress or brandishing a flamenco fan — is swung around by men.
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But before you start brandishing pitchforks at the Trek star, remember: he's Canadian (even if he lives in California).
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WASHINGTON — Increasingly, when it comes to foreign trade, the Trump administration is talking loudly and brandishing a small stick.
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" Mayweather scoffed, brandishing what he said was a $100 million check: "He looks good for a seven-figure fighter.
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The students at the table respond by shouting at the man brandishing the knife and calling him a racist.
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Brandishing a rifle above her head, she twirls slowly like a sentinel, always looking, ready for a sneak assault.
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Equitable futures for Western public lands won't be achieved when ideologues swagger in, brandishing guns and taking over federal buildings.
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Bank robbers used to burst into banks brandishing guns and bearing notes demanding cash to the teller behind the window.
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An enormous robotic arm, brandishing a giant squeegee, is poised over a pool of dark liquid which ceaselessly oozes outwards.
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Personally, I don't remember Benedict Cumberbatch ever brandishing a sawed-off shotgun to rescue his companion from a biker gang.
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One of them saved my life 30 years ago, when a man brandishing a large knife attempted to stab me.
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The suspect was brandishing two apparent weapons, though police said he was carrying a pellet gun and a paintball gun.
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"Creme de Menthe" picks up at the very same moment, with Claire brandishing a knife at her would-be rapist.
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Since brandishing actual organs for this purpose would probably be frowned upon, they decided on an anatomically accurate silicone mold.
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Fiennes is like a folkloric boogeyman, stalking from town to town brandishing hammers and orbitoclasts, with Andy his obedient herald.
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It was thrilling to see fans brandishing rainbow flags in mosh pits, whipped into a frenzy by Abstract's wild performances.
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In November, the hostages appeared before several militants brandishing an IS flag demanding $100-million in exchange for their release.
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"Trump lies more in one press conference than CNN does in a year," Stewart said, brandishing his trusty ballpoint pen.
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This year, an Instagram post surfaced of three University of Mississippi students brandishing guns in front of the vandalized memorial.
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"Have you even read the United States Constitution?" he asked in Philadelphia, brandishing a pocket-sized version of the document.
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The Police Department first claimed that Mr. McDonald was brandishing a knife and moving toward officers when he was killed.
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In one scenario, two students shot a mentally disturbed woman in an alley who was brandishing a pair of scissors.
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The princess, once well known for her skydiving videos brandishing the Emirati flag, said she couldn't leave Dubai without permission.
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Sheikha Latifa, once well known for her skydiving videos brandishing the Emirati flag, said she couldn't leave Dubai without permission.
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But with both sides now brandishing threats, there's a risk of a harmful spiral if the OECD talks break down.
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One of them recently died holding her hand, Ms. Mercado noted, brandishing a picture of the woman on her cellphone.
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Deborah Roberts moves in a mixed-media direction in her small collages of combative female adult-children brandishing boxing gloves.
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She high-kicked her way across the stage, arm in arm with women brandishing bowler hats and lime green gloves.
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Driving to a demonstration with her husband and some friends, their car was suddenly surrounded by students brandishing paving stones.
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Unlike groundhogs, which make their predictions in the shadows, Mr. Fybish was not bashful about brandishing his claim to fame.
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Scenes of riot police brandishing tear gas and water cannons at young protesters were broadcast on televisions around the world.
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Read more " _____ • Katy Waldman in Slate: "Obama is gone, but Souza remains, brandishing his onetime access like a cobwebbed candelabra.
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SYDNEY, Australia — One Sunday last year, Isabelle's husband, Max, came home from his Anglican church in Sydney brandishing sermon notes.
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Photographs showed detainees brandishing weapons, raising the Islamic State flag and pledging allegiance to its leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.
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In an adaptation of California's state flag, the image showed a knife brandishing the name "Rendon" stabbing a grizzly's back.
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Wherever there was a commotion, reporters and camera crews rushed in, followed by legions of curious onlookers brandishing selfie sticks.
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The heavily money-losing office-sharing giant, brandishing a private valuation of $47 billion, planned to go public this month.
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They marched to the U.N. headquarters in Gaza City waving Palestinian flags and brandishing banners that read "Dignity is priceless".
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When he tries to kill Fauna in this episode, attacking her at the "happening," Jay intervenes, brandishing his fearsome combat skills.
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One where dates get cancelled when animals go into labour, and where some people show up to their dates brandishing shotguns.
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In the video, Leannais and another man, who has not been identified, are seen brandishing a handgun as they crack jokes.
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Brandishing metal rods, a mob of angry Sinhala men descended on their street and burned the furniture store to the ground.
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Against Bader he was brandishing his right hand like Dennis the Menace's dad's slipper and doing nothing to make it land.
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The source also told CNN the witness who called 911 said Sterling was "brandishing a gun," not pointing it at someone.
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He's facing charges of attempted murder, 2 counts of assault with a deadly weapon, brandishing a knife, battery and criminal threats.
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The charges were later reduced to 4 misdemeanors -- battery, brandishing a weapon, criminal threats and carrying a knife in plain view.
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The art depicts three apparent Guardians, helmet-less and brandishing weapons that resemble firearms from in-game manufacturers Omolon and Suros.
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Mayors from Toledo to Tulsa are brandishing bourbon, selling the sun — and making expensive promises that are uncertain to pay off.
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Bustle insists that Loch doesn't name Abosalo directly, so fans shouldn't start celebrating (or lighting torches and brandishing pitchforks) just yet.
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In Sunday school once, an elder stood up in the middle of class, brandishing a magazine rolled up like a stick.
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Opinion London — CLOSE by Westminster Bridge and the Houses of Parliament, there stands the statue of a woman brandishing a spear.
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NBA fans have also been speaking out about the escalating feud, brandishing posters and T-shirts in support of Hong Kong.
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No one is brandishing nuclear weapons, though after two decades of reducing their forces, each is now racing to modernize them.
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Instead, Saipov crashed his truck into a school bus in Lower Manhattan and then jumped out, brandishing imitation firearms, officials said.
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He then went on to exit the vehicle while continuing to yell racial slurs at the protesters and brandishing a handgun.
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The Republican primary was often heavier on bilingualism, with two major candidates brandishing their Cuban roots and a third, former Gov.
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Saipov crashed the truck into a school bus, left the vehicle brandishing imitation firearms and was shot by police, officials said.
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And local activists say they've been subjected to intimidation before, with people showing up at rallies openly brandishing guns and rifles.
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I still see platoons of American Marines in bulletproof vests and helmets jumping out of Chinook helicopters, brandishing their M-219s.
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In a memo distributed to employees, McMillon said the company will also discourage customers from openly brandishing firearms in its stores.
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She was known to threaten to have senior officials fired, at times brandishing a cellphone and saying she would text Mrs.
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In brandishing this high-end brand of pampered independence, the sisters seemed to delight in rejecting society's expectations of women's roles.
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While the practical effect is minimal, brandishing the label in the coming report would only exacerbate tension between the two countries.
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But either way, the cause is clear: She saved Francesca from Nic by brandishing a pair of scissors in his face.
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How fitting that the president chose as his first overseas port of call an autocratic sword-brandishing monarchy that demeans women.
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Her party was complete with catering by chefs dressed in combat gear and brandishing flames as they cooked a special dinner.
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She was at his side, brandishing a victor's clenched fist salute, when he was finally released from prison in February 1990.
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A large poster in the family living room shows Mariam Ghandour's uncle, Ammar, brandishing a rifle and wearing a black headband.
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Trapped in a scrum of journalists brandishing iPhone microphones in her face, the designer looked ready to push her way out.
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Videos have started to appear online showing participants outside the gates in the pre-dawn hours brandishing signs demanding extraterrestrial freedom.
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On another occasion Rey's daughter, around eight at the time, answered the door to Roche, who was brandishing a human scalp.
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They kissed and chatted about the Whitney, and then she angled off, brandishing her cell phone to indicate many pending tasks.
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That can only mean one thing: at some point, we're going to see a thirtysomething man brandishing a homemade "Wenger Out" banner.
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But the men of "John Wayne" are outwardly violent, smashing bottles against Gaga's head and brandishing weapons as they drunkenly joy-ride.
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Gang members brandishing automatic weapons inspect vehicles that enter Maré at a checkpoint, watchful for raids by rival crews or the police.
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HTC deserves some credit for resisting the latest mobile trends and not churning out another phone brandishing a notch with the U12+.
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Multiple witnesses attest that Gongora was not, in fact, brandishing his knife, but had it tucked into his pants throughout the ordeal.
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The fact these women are donning comically ridiculous ski masks and brandishing fake guns to hold up a grocery store is funny.
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Video appears to show suspect in NYC attack Eyewitness records video of suspect running through traffic, brandishing what appear to be handguns.
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You may remember the first generation of this chip, the T24.6, which debuted on the recent line of TouchBar-brandishing MacBook Pros.
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For one thing, its tone is fairly dark — there's lots of sweeping orchestral music, plenty of action, and even some sword-brandishing.
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During the encounter, the two were completely at ease, exchanging air kisses (when in France) and brandishing huge ear-to-ear smiles.
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MTV opted not to air video of her brandishing the gun during the April incident -- but it's clear they have the footage.
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Naturally, it's spread like a Monster-fueled wildfire across social media, with many Dunkin' devotees brandishing the new drink on their feeds.
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It was then that Neff began experimenting with styles and slowly growing accustomed to the feeling of brandishing a spray-paint can.
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Austin busted in after beating people up on the way through the door, only to confront a raving Pillman brandishing a gun.
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In a classic example of the method, in November a man brandishing a knife in Camden, New Jersey was arrested without incident.
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The video does not show Bailey brandishing a weapon at officers, but a handgun was found in his pants after the shooting.
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The video did not show Bailey brandishing a weapon at officers, but a handgun was found in his trousers after the shooting.
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What happened next remains murky but involved public urination, vandalism and money changing hands between the swimmers and security guards brandishing weapons.
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The collision stopped the suspect, and he exited the truck brandishing imitation weapons before police shot him and took him into custody.
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But I could see Leo brandishing a long rubber tube, as if he were about to whack my son, who looked worried.
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The law says nothing about weapons, but we have an idea why Jeremy was picked up ... he was also brandishing a sword.
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He was charged Friday with attempted murder, 2 counts of assault with a deadly weapon, brandishing a knife, battery and criminal threats.
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The producers, emissaries from a major studio, initiate ritual courtship — brandishing the keys to a virtual village of filmable, prefab intellectual property.
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It is a journey into the past, a place where fabric cutters walk the aisles brandishing huge scissors and long wooden rulers.
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Brandishing the broken pieces at the counter, I had some things to say, but in the end I barely said a word.
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Now the man brandishing the sword is Mr. Trump, who holds it over Mr. Tillerson's neck, poised to swing at any moment.
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Then the translucent curtain reveals an approaching figure, who whisks it open with one hand while brandishing a knife in the other.
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All shops were closed and almost no women or children were out — except for two Hindu women brandishing sticks and threatening journalists.
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He was remembered for brandishing a machete while making defiant nationalist speeches and living a lavish life off of drug-trade riches.
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They filmed themselves raping her, brandishing knives and threatening to release the videos if the girl told her family, the police said.
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Other videos reportedly show Houthis brandishing American-made M82A153 semi-automatic rifles, also originally provided to Saudi Arabia by the United States.
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Other videos reportedly show Houthis brandishing American-made M82A1 semi-automatic rifles, also originally provided to Saudi Arabia by the United States. ???
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She said she could not envision him brandishing a weapon at the police, but could see him trying to run and hide.
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"I'm leaving IG, I'm going back to Twitter," he captioned an image of himself brandishing what appeared to be a glass of rosé.
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He describes long days spent in temperatures above 35 degrees Celsius (95 Fahrenheit), and long nights of people fighting, brandishing knives and stealing.
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The shooting Moments before Rice was killed, a witness had called 911 to report that someone was brandishing a gun in a park.
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The driver then got out of the truck "brandishing two handguns" and was shot in the abdomen by a police officer, O'Neill said.
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Rice was the 12-year-old boy killed by police gunfire in November 2014 after brandishing what appeared to be a toy gun.
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At the end of season 1, the hosts stormed a dinner brandishing weapons; in the season 2 premiere, we see what they achieved.
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Surveillance video from buildings on the street showed a "man brandishing what appears to be a firearm — pointing it at people," Monahan said.
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The "silver firearm" that police said they thought he was brandishing was a silver pipe with a knob at the end, authorities said.
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Reuters reporters on the streets witnessed masked young men, one brandishing a crowbar, smashing up a police van and then setting it alight.
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Just beyond the parking lot of the Jackson Women's Health Center in Mississippi, protesters gather, brandishing signs, singing hymns, and clutching their Bibles.
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What we do know is that the NROL-47 mission patch depicts a white knight brandishing a sword at a terrifying brown dragon.
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But the driver, who police declined to identify, "initiated a private person's arrest of Mr. Young for misdemeanor brandishing a firearm," police said.
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Two men brandishing a firearm entered an authorized Verizon retailer at the corner of Avenue P and East Second Street around 11 a.m.
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On Sunday thousands of demonstrators marched peacefully in the town of Tseung Kwan O in the New Territories brandishing colourful banners and leaflets.
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On Sunday, thousands of demonstrators marched peacefully in the town of Tseung Kwan O in the New Territories brandishing colourful banners and leaflets.
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Within seconds, it was all over, and the car drove off as the nanny tried to chase after it, helplessly brandishing her handbag.
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Photographs of her brandishing the nation's red, white, and blue flag on stage decorate many of the shops back in Khonburi, she says.
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The story lines typically featured female leads getting into danger, getting out of danger, brandishing guns, giving chase in cars, and battling villains.
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"We've got ourselves an X-Men fan," Logan says, brandishing a comic that exists, in this universe, because of the X-Men's adventures.
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Brandishing a pocket Constitution, Khan hammered Trump's proposed ban on Muslims entering the U.S. and asked what Trump has sacrificed for his country.
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But in recent weeks, McMaster has taken on the role of the bodyguard, brandishing his reputation to defend the president's most controversial actions.
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NYPD officials told news outlets that 911 callers had reported that they had seen a man brandishing what appeared to be a gun.
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The sketch revealed that Mr. Stewart had been sharing his cabin with the Colbert character (brandishing a sword and a Captain America shield).
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Some ads depicted Black Lives Matter as a growing political threat and another showed an image of a black woman brandishing a rifle.
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The test was still there among the rest of the trash, brandishing its positive result: I was six weeks pregnant, more or less.
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A brandishing of two bowl scrapers, and it's peeled from the metal, rolled into a long tube, chopped and slipped onto paper plates.
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The men stormed up the steps, chanting the name of a Hindu god and brandishing knives, chains, iron bars and pieces of pipe.
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It shows him standing in unlaced boots, facing the viewer and brandishing his palette knife the way an aging warrior would a dagger.
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"He is brandishing a firearm," the husband said, according to a recording of the 911 call, which was published by KERO television station.
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Then the men cut down several giant cedars, build a raft, and, with Gilgamesh brandishing the head of Humbaba, sail back to Uruk.
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At Wednesday's rally — his longest to date — he criticized Democrats in personal terms, lamenting the "witch hunt" against him and brandishing new insults.
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Now, according to docs obtained by TMZ, prosecutors asked the judge to drop 2 of those charges -- brandishing a weapon and criminal threats.
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"You owe me a cool million, you hear!" the janitor yelled, brandishing his broom, while the painter pulled his coat over his ears.
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It was flanked by homemade collages of images: one with Chinese sages, opera characters and an emperor, another with child soldiers brandishing guns.
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The detective, Louis Scarcella, then thirty-nine, reminded Hamilton of the actor Joe Pesci, as he swaggered about the room, brandishing a cigar.
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People danced in the streets following his downfall, some brandishing posters of Mnangagwa and army chief General Constantino Chiwenga, who led the takeover.
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Law enforcement sources tell us security at the venue alerted cops after they said they saw someone in YT's entourage brandishing a gun.
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Photo: Anadolu AgencyHundreds of taxi cabs—many of them brandishing anti-Uber signs—clogged a major roadway in Spain during rush hour Monday morning.
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Videos of the incident seen by CNN showed a street of the coastal town littered with debris and a number of men brandishing sticks.
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Stormfront posters complained that the ragtag collection of groups brandishing homemade shields and screaming openly about Jews gave other neo-Nazis a bad name.
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The shooters looked like drifting shadows as they charged through pools of yellow streetlights toward the Wallace house, brandishing 9mm handguns as they went.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - "Any rice?" says the woman, leaning into a shop in Cairo and brandishing a green smartcard that carries her family's food credits.
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We got the comedian walking around WeHo Tuesday brandishing his trophy, and he had a very logical reason for waving it around in public.
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After hurling insults and objects at the demonstrators, one of the men is seen brandishing a rifle, which he later brings inside the house.
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On Wednesday, a teenager said a person in a clown suit chased him out of a New York subway station while brandishing a knife.
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TMZ got the video showing Fabolous fly into a rage while brandishing a pair of scissors, and yelling about shooting Emily and her father.
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Just after 3:30 AM on Saturday, police shot and killed a teenager brandishing a BB gun outside a high school in San Diego.
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Once you get past the somewhat ungainly images of apes brandishing rifles and riding horses, this "Planet of the Apes" works on multiple levels.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - It's summer, which means top teams like Barcelona and Manchester United are brandishing their cheque books in the player-transfer market.
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"While moving toward the shooting scene, one of the officers encountered a suspect brandishing a pistol and shot him," police said in a statement.
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Stores in Mexico City on Wednesday sold piñatas resembling the pair, with "del Castillo" brandishing a pistol with "I love Chapo" written across it.
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Ah Lung, brandishing a Star Wars light saber he had bought at a toy shop, called out instructions on where to position the barricades.
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As a founder of a Russian gun rights organization, she posed in stilettos and leather while brandishing guns for a Russian GQ magazine spread.
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Brandishing his Super Tuesday victories as proof of his political might, Mr. Trump said he expected to consolidate the Republican Party behind his campaign.
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To hear the headlines tell it, the 32-year-old is brandishing her expanding waistline to evoke jealousy in all who might behold it.
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As a founder of a Russian gun rights organization, she posed in stilettos and leather while brandishing guns for a Russian GQ Magazine spread.
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His death prompted demonstrations in the racially diverse city, with some protesters brandishing signs that said, "While Lives Matter," The Los Angeles Times reported.
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"Did you ever notice how water can pool in them and it squishes a bit?" he asked Mr. Gioeli, brandishing one of the clogs.
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Brandishing mirrored aviator sunglasses and an expletive-heavy vocabulary, he immediately inserted chaos, conflict and showmanship into the reality show at the White House.
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But as jihadists brandishing AK-47 assault rifles began imposing an Islamist doctrine even more brutal and mediaeval than al Qaeda, its popularity soon faded.
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Since Kinsey, a more representative sample of penises have been professionally measured—presumably by taciturn urologists brandishing cold metal rulers under unforgiving fluorescent tube lighting.
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Stern continued to accuse her husband of trying to harm her, and she grabbed a ten-inch knife and began brandishing it at her husband.
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Sayfullo Saipov, 29, was detained by officers as he ran around on the street brandishing two fake guns after exiting his rented Home Depot truck.
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Rankin is just one of a few people who have had visits from the cops after brandishing photos of their weapons on social media lately.
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On Tuesday, the Microsoft co-founder flexed his flair for theatrics by brandishing a jar of human feces in front of a stunned Beijing crowd.
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Participants have taken to the streets of Buenos Aires and other large cities around the country, brandishing green bandannas, the symbol of the "yes" campaign.
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Rather than brandishing a firearm, which may aggravate a mentally ill person, officers are instructed to be patient and ask questions rather than bark orders.
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Though no one was injured in the disturbing "Pizzagate" incident, patrons were terrified as Welch stalked around the establishment brandishing an AR-15 and revolver.
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Yet the Uganda Police Force published a picture in October of large numbers of recruits brandishing large wooden sticks in the central Lango Sub-region.
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This hero defended his dispensary against a squad of robbers, brandishing a bong against their bear spray until they were forced out of the store.
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Redmond O'Neal was charged Friday with attempted murder, two counts of assault with a deadly weapon, brandishing a knife, battery and criminal threats, police said.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross appeared on national television today to defend the tariffs, brandishing a beer can and a can of Campbell's chicken noodle soup.
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Far right groups like to dismiss all such accusations, brandishing the hoaxes as evidence that any person or organization with which they disagree lacks credibility.
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Clinton, brandishing her opponent's debate stumbles, assailed Mr. Trump's comments suggesting he avoided paying taxes and welcomed the 2008 financial crisis as a buying opportunity.
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Since then, the young North Korean leader has been on a diplomatic push, meeting with world leaders and brandishing his image as a global statesman.
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"The violence just continues to spin out of control with people brandishing weapons whenever they think they can, and it's really unfortunate," Mr. Landrieu said.
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When I think about owning a gun, I think about my parents and how disappointed and afraid they'd be if they saw me brandishing one.
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A few hours before the first service of his Sydney pop up, the most influential chef in the world was brandishing a large green phallus.
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Her website, "Darla Shine's Happy Housewives Club," features a photograph of her wearing an apron over a black tulle cocktail dress, brandishing a feather duster.
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Advocacy groups in New York say they have documented an increasing use of aggressive tactics, including agents brandishing weapons and claiming to be police officers.
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We got the "Basketball Wives" star Monday outside court in downtown L.A., and she was brandishing the temporary restraining order the judge had just granted.
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" Then, about 20 minutes after the protest had begun, the crowd marched through the museum's halls, brandishing their banners and chanting, "Sacklers lie; people die.
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The protesters were sitting beside a makeshift altar, brandishing candles and a tarot card, and had just finished casting a spell on the US president.
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And so they pulled the horses up short, and the men stood guard, talking robustly, brandishing their weaponry while the women and children huddled inside.
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He's like Russell Crowe's character Maximus in 'Gladiator,' brandishing his driver like Maximus's bloody sword after slaying his opponents and saying, 'Are you not entertained?
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Leaders of the men's tour, brandishing the threat of a boycott, won significant prize-money increases from the Grand Slam tournaments as recently as 2012.
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Confronted by bystanders, including a Polish man brandishing narwhal tusk he had grabbed from the wall of Fishmongers' Hall, Khan was wrestled to the ground.
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In brandishing weapons in Charlottesville, the militiamen added an edge of intimidation to a protest that was ostensibly called as an exercise in free speech.
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I do not think that it is just about me brandishing a black pen, doing pretty pictures and saying, look at what I have done.
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Then six dancers dressed as soldiers appeared, brandishing toy light sabres in a fight against "terrorists" who had taken "hostages" (Indian women in black minidresses).
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He then exited his vehicle brandishing a pellet gun and a paintball gun before police shot him in the abdomen and took him into custody.
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In May 2015, he was photographed running on to the pitch of a Europa League semifinal in Kyiv brandishing a white supremacist Celtic cross banner.
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Each week, she stands in downtown Moscow with other young activists chanting, brandishing posters and demanding the government take action on worsening climate change threats.
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"I think we should deport or kill all illegals who don't belong in our country," the student says on the video while brandishing a knife.
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The incredibly detailed mosaic people include a costumed tiger with his head in hand, a Sikh fashionista, and a sunglass-sporting cop brandishing a popsicle.
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Presumably the "good people" were the ones merely brandishing torches, wearing the insignia of racist organizations, and corralling and menacing counter-protesters, rather than assaulting them.
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" Numerous artists participated in today's rally, many of them brandishing umbrellas painted with slogans including "DOB: Department of Bullies" and "Mayor de Blasio: Honor Your Pledge.
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An employee brandishing a wireless microphone—the canal's hype man—leads the crowd in a series of cheers, his voice as bombastic as a sports announcer's.
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But brandishing his anti-colonial credentials and styling himself the Grand Old Man of African politics, Mugabe retained the admiration of many people across the continent.
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Toward the end of the first episode he holds his own in a brutal skirmish which ends in a standoff with him brandishing an unpinned grenade.
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The moment we entered the city, a huge billboard brandishing Melania Trump's face welcomed us to the hometown of the First Lady of the United States.
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" We also glimpse her in her more outlandish moments, brandishing a shotgun at her ex-husband and telling a table of judges to "suck my dick.
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A couple of years ago in Bakersfield, California, police got around 20 calls on clowns, including one about someone in a clown suit brandishing a weapon.
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This was a film out of time, made when Eastwood's fans wanted to see him as a hand cannon-brandishing anti-hero with a perma-scowl.
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Video of the scene showed prisoners sat on the roof of the building, brandishing knifes and with their heads covered, amid smoke rising from the interior.
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New skills are bought with feathers by speaking to a Del Boy-alike snake character in a pair of shorts, brandishing a classically 1980s mobile phone.
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Surveillance video showed the suspect entering the mall without a rifle but he was later spotted on video in the store brandishing a weapon, police said.
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WASHINGTON — A man who approached the White House on Friday brandishing a gun was shot and wounded by a Secret Service agent, the agency's spokesman said.
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"I colored the hat brown, which is my third-favorite color," he said, brandishing a drawing of a figure in sunglasses talking on a cell phone.
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The rapper, whose real name is Marshall Mathers, pleaded no contest in 2001 to charges of carrying a concealed weapon and brandishing a firearm in public.
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The speech was aimed at brandishing the outspoken real estate tycoon's chops on the international stage, which he leaned into by pointing to his business experience.
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"They even killed a 6-year-old child," she added, speaking among a crowd of protesters brandishing photos of youths they said died in the clashes.
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Johnson has argued that, by brandishing a threat to leave the EU with no deal, he can secure concessions at a summit in Brussels on Oct.
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Armed pickup trucks sit on intersections and bridges, or snarl the sandy streets with long convoys manned by fighters brandishing sniper rifles and rocket-propelled grenades.
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At the hearing, the state said that in interviews with 36 neighbors, none of the white ones remembered him brandishing a weapon or wearing a gun.
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About a dozen protesters burst into the meeting between members of the Bethlehem Chamber of Commerce and the American officials, brandishing posters with anti-American messages.
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Now it's going a step further by saying it will take action against users who make indirect threats, like talking to someone about brandishing a weapon.
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A 2017 video called "GUMMO," which featured members of the gang dancing and brandishing pistols, went viral, eventually getting more than 350 million views on YouTube.
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A video of one such encounter, which circulated on the Internet, shows a naked Mashco man brandishing a bow and arrow at a boatload of tourists.
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Soon after the convoy of militia fighters - waving Syrian flags and brandishing weapons - entered Afrin, Syrian state media reported that Turkey had targeted them with shellfire.
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In Rialmo's suit, which was obtained by PEOPLE, he states that LeGrier was brandishing a baseball bat when Rialmo responded to a disturbance call from LeGrier's home.
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All four of the officers continued shooting once Nieto was on the ground, although Sawyer testified that Nieto still was brandishing his taser after he had fallen.
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There's even been an alleged incident in which David was accused of chasing a woman down who drove by his house and brandishing a pistol at her.
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At the time, the department acknowledged Kaliloa for arresting a man who was brandishing a rifle and "discharging it into the air" near a woman&aposs home.
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After flipping through photos of the founder, Niecee X, brandishing firearms on social media, I couldn't help relating to the group's advocacy of firearms for self-defense.
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Like, say, a mural of a gas mask-donned, post-apocalyptic stormtrooper brandishing an assault rifle, towering over a legion of weeping nuns and a ruined chapel.
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The officers were responding to a 911 call about a man brandishing a gun and threatening someone in the parking lot of the Triple S Food Mart.
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Clinton, brandishing her military bona fides, noted that she was endorsed by Retired Marine General John Allen on Monday morning and told the audience that Virginia Sen.
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"And so is this -- to cut off their heads," said the driver, pulling a long machete off the dashboard and brandishing it uncomfortably close to my face.
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Pigcasso the painting pig is just as flamboyant and beloved, but she's a fine lady swine brandishing a paintbrush on behalf of barnyard animals across the world.
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Additionally, court records indicate Valenzuela also faces an assault with a firearm charge for reportedly brandishing a gun during an encounter with one of his alleged victims.
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The fact is there are plenty of instances of white people brandishing firearms and pointing them at police (and others) who have lived to see another day.
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Several reporters tweeted screenshots of the site after its defacement, purporting to show Saudi crown prince Mohammed bin Salman — the kingdom's de facto ruler — brandishing a sword.
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The textbook case is rocker Ted Nugent, who once called President Obama "a piece of s---" who could "suck on [his] machine gun" while brandishing two weapons.
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And by all accounts, he's not a good guy: He abandons his pregnant girlfriend, and he's last seen brandishing a gun in front of innocent student activists.
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Generally certain members of each faction would step forward and 'wheel' his weapon, brandishing his shillelagh and 'wheeling' it about while hurling insults at the opposing sides.
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A team of officers arrived and, according to the police account, found an agitated Ms. Danner brandishing first a pair of scissors, and then a baseball bat.
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We see Taylor Swift brandishing a golf club in "Blank Space," swinging it violently and wildly, making herself grander and larger and more destructive with every swing.
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The hero is literally leaping off the page, one hand brandishing the necroplasm power bestowed to him by Satan and the other hand clawing at the reader.
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Brandishing a paint brush helped quell her inner chaos and heal the trauma of an early childhood raised by mentally ill mother with an extreme opiate addiction.
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Mr. Saipov, who the police said was responsible for the attack, was brandishing two weapons, which turned out to be a pellet gun and a paintball gun.
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Mr. Graham opened the hearing by brandishing a printed copy of the 448-page Mueller report, holding it in the air as dozens of camera shutters clicked.
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According to the court papers, they had also robbed someone outside a barbershop in Queens, using the same tactic of surrounding their victim and brandishing a gun.
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A 30-piece carnival band, brandishing trumpets, tubas and bass drums, walked him down the aisle, and he took his seat on the stage to deafening applause.
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The polo-shirt fascists were brandishing Othala rune and Black Sun symbols — both used by the SS, the paramilitary muscle behind the slaughter of six million Jews.
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But that quickly changed when a young man brandishing a rudimentary pistol appeared on the road between around 1,000 protesters and dozens of riot police facing them.
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He philosophizes over pictures found in the ooze of the internet: a selfie of a young sailor, a Facebook snapshot of a teen boy brandishing a gun.
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He later pled not guilty to 7 misdemeanors -- domestic violence, child endangerment, brandishing a weapon, criminal threats, false imprisonment [of Jen] and 2 counts of resisting arrest.
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"Have you even read the Constitution?" he said, directing his speech at Trump and brandishing a pocket-sized copy of the document during his address in Philadelphia.
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In Charlotte, North Carolina, a police officer shot and killed Keith Lamont Scott, a 43-year-old black man police claim was armed and brandishing a gun.
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In the wake of "defeat," what compelled the demonstrators to take off work and leave Pittsfield at 5am in order to stand outside Sotheby's brandishing their placards?
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Similarly, Iraq's Special Operations Forces produced a video where a singer in full military gear sings about the glory of the operators while brandishing an assault rifle.
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Mr. Trump countered by suggesting that Mr. Rubio's excessive perspiration had no place in the White House and brandishing a water bottle to mock the senator's chronic thirst.
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In a news conference, Sheriff Todd Baxter told reporters that deputies received a call on Thursday night that a suicidal woman was brandishing a knife inside her home.
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Lloyd Edward Johnson, 55, was taken into custody after a cellphone video of him allegedly brandishing the weapon at a group of Somali teens went viral on Twitter.
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After plowing through the bike path and into a school bus, authorities said, he emerged from the vehicle, brandishing air guns and yelling "God is great!" in Arabic.
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It appears to show a man brandishing a firearm approaching the patrol car and later walking away from the car in what appears to be a different location.
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When Donald Tusk, European Council president and former PO leader, arrived in Warsaw on April 19th he was greeted at the train station by crowds brandishing EU flags.
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Videos on Twitter purportedly of the raid showed soldiers in battle gear brandishing assault rifles alongside armored vehicles and police trucks blocking an intersection and highway before dawn.
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When George Hankers stood blindfolded in Trafalgar Square, brandishing a sign that red "I'M HIV+" in big letters, he wasn't sure how members of the public would respond.
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A quick look around the area revealed several people brandishing white bags with the Apple logo on them, hanging around along the sidewalks, discreetly waiting to be approached.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Two Israeli security guards will not face charges for shooting dead a Palestinian woman brandishing a knife and her brother, the Justice Ministry said on Wednesday.
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This one involves a woman tied to a tree while people in reindeer masks perform a strange sword-brandishing ritual, all to the sound of urgent violin strings.
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In the streets, hundreds of thousands held their breath, many sporting the yellow-and-green jerseys of the national football team, brandishing Brazilian flags, vuvuzelas at the ready.
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Saipov drove a rented truck down a bike path near the World Trade Center, crashed into a school bus and then jumped out, brandishing imitation firearms, officials said.
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The shooter is believed to have cut through a wire fence in order to gain access to the festival and was brandishing "some sort of rifle," Smithee said.
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This is not to say that Kim Yong Chol has ever been deterred from brandishing his nation's powerful, conventional military arm to challenge South Korea and its allies.
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The shooting Loehmann shot Rice, who was holding a toy replica pistol, after a witness called 911 to report that someone was brandishing a gun in a park.
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As the former mayor of Davao City, Mr. Duterte was a fixture of the city's karaoke bars, where he would belt out Frank Sinatra tunes while brandishing a .
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The elder Mr. Zottola was facing charges in Bronx Criminal Court for brandishing an unlicensed gun at an unknown thug who confronted him outside his home in June.
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The avant-garde composer Philip Glass shocked at least one music lover when he materialized, smock-clad and brandishing plumber's tools, in a home with a malfunctioning appliance.
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Johnson has argued that, by brandishing a threat to leave the EU with no deal, he can secure concessions at a summit in Brussels on Oct. 17-18.
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The 25-year-old and his girlfriend, who was also busted, allegedly went on a spree Wednesday morning ... brandishing a handgun while demanding money and property from victims.
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The shooting and verdict Loehmann shot and killed Tamir Rice in 2014 after a witness called 911 to report that someone was brandishing a gun in a park.
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For years they dominated the party, brandishing their powerful financial network and global fame to pick favorites for primary elections and lift Democrats even in deep-red states.
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But then, most untraditionally, members of Parliament, shouting "No!" and brandishing signs that said "Silenced," draped themselves bodily over Mr. Bercow to prevent him from leaving the chamber.
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A weirdly cheerful Zack unpacked all these details about the world's most obvious scam on his Periscope stream while brandishing—but never actually drinking—a highball of scotch.
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Cruz's threats were more explicit: he posted comments like "I wanna shoot people with my AR-15" and photos of himself with his face covered, brandishing long knives.
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Savimbi — who is identified by name — can be seen rallying troops, brandishing a grenade-launcher, and standing on the roof of a vehicle hurtling through a combat zone.
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Brandishing an Islamic State flag, masked men in military-style uniforms fired on worshippers at a village mosque on Friday in the worst such bloodshed in modern Egyptian history.
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LAPD tells us ... officers got a call a male was brandishing a gun, and that's all it took to light up the squad cars and look for the perp.
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Ronnie's facing one count of domestic violence, one count of brandishing a weapon, one count of child endangerment, one count of resisting arrest and one count of criminal threats.
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And Li Jie has to slide across the table in his pleather jeggings to try and pull it out of his jugular like a magician brandishing a white rabbit.
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An AP reporter on-site says that officers were brandishing their weapons and asked those nearby to move away so they could confirm no one was in the house.
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Man shot in Houston Houston police said two officers killed a man whom they found standing in the middle of the street brandishing a revolver at 12:40 a.m.
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That bathroom scene depicts a baptism by blood, a woman brandishing herself with the inner steel to survive a world far more brutal than it was a week ago.
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Well, knife holding at least—I might even go so far as 'brandishing'—and he wasn't especially manic, but you can be unpredictable and static in the same breath.
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PORTLAND, Maine – An internal police review in Maine concludes that a Portland police officer followed procedure in the fatal shooting of a man who was brandishing a pellet gun.
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He showed me the vast selection of phones on his desk—colour-coded for different parts of the Kremlin—before brandishing a mobile, and saying "This is for Vladimir".
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" Court records showed that he had faced criminal charges of brandishing a weapon, assault and crimes against public peace in 2013, with those charges later "dismissed or not prosecuted.
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In one video the Herat group are seen brandishing the guns, which they said were taken from the mainstream Taliban, led by Mullah Haibatullah, after that group attacked them.
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Unbeknownst to the research subjects, the researchers were piloting the trash can from out of view, letting them drive it over to anyone who started brandishing trash at it.
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McGregor later fessed up to brandishing the weapon ... but claimed the firearm was nothing more than an Airsoft gun he was using to practice for a possible movie role.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Banging empty pots and brandishing signs saying "only the government is growing fatter," Venezuelan activists in Caracas on Saturday protested food shortages in the crisis-stricken country.
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One day, responding to a call about a disturbance at a housing project, he and his partner confronted a man in a hallway brandishing a knife and a hammer.
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There has been raiding and vandalization of personal property from camp, as well as vehicular aggression and brandishing of lethal weapons against unarmed and nonviolent groups on multiple occasions.
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Brazilian soccer great Pele famously reacted too late when Ferrari's Michael Schumacher won at Sao Paulo's Interlagos circuit in 2002, brandishing the flag instead as the later finishers appeared.
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" Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads On Friday, November 2, the infamous "Fearless Girl" statue outside New York's Wall Street donned a bulletproof vest brandishing in bold letters, "#FearfulGirl.
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The Sharia council is responsible for religious and legal matters rather than military activities, but he has published videos of himself brandishing weapons with rebel fighters near front lines.
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He was arrested shortly after and was booked into the Santa Rita Jail on suspicion of felony assault, criminal threats, brandishing a weapon and possession of a switchblade knife.
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If you really can't live without brandishing a photo of your cat every time you pull out your phone, though, a photo case is probably the way to go.
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It's a rule that most people can't name, but are generally familiar with—movies and television frequently depict the police knocking on the door and brandishing pieces of paper.
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Though demonstrators and others in the convention district have been barred from possessing a range of items, including gas masks, there was no prohibition on the brandishing of firearms.
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Lip-bubbling media outrage and disgust was near unanimous through Cosby's summer-long perp walk; with Trump, it's all preelection gawking and the admiration of adoring pitchfork-brandishing fans.
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If men are saying exactly what you want to hear about gender politics, if they're brandishing their progressive credentials like school banners, there may well be a darker reason.
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The same applies to Scott in North Carolina: Did officers reasonably believe Scott was brandishing his gun in a threatening manner and about to shoot them at that moment?
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Mr. Lakdim ran toward the supermarket brandishing a handgun and a large knife and began shooting almost as soon as he got inside, killing a butcher, Christian Medves, 50.
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During a recent afternoon at the busy park, document sellers solicited customers by brandishing their thumb and indicator fingers wide enough apart to convey the shape of a card.
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Democrats are all but daring them to vote for the bill, anyway, brandishing polling data suggesting voters will recoil at provisions that cut taxes for companies and the rich.
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They include the modest, white-painted First Baptist Church, where a lone gunman burst in brandishing an assault rifle during a Sunday service and killed at least 26 parishioners.
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Intended for children 8 and older, it features Mr. Cannon, dressed in a kilt and brandishing a few props, incarnating all the roles, including a falsetto-voiced Lady Macbeth.
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Not only did Mr. Netanyahu visit Moscow, he also marched alongside Mr. Putin on Red Square, brandishing a portrait of a Russian Jew who fought heroically in the war.
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One brother was arrested on a federal gun-possession charge in February after he sent a videotaped death threat to a former girlfriend, brandishing a pistol, court records show.
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Young men brandishing sticks and rocks blocked roads and businesses remained shut in Addis Ababa and Oromia earlier this week during a three day-strike, Agence-France Presse reported.
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Confronted by bystanders, including a Polish man brandishing a narwhal tusk and others with fire extinguishers, Khan, who was wearing a fake suicide vest, was wrestled to the ground.
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"No riots, just people determined ... lifting up their voices, saying what has to be said," she wrote alongside pictures of the march, including one of her brandishing a sign.
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The clip ends with a scene back at the protest, with the officer pulling down a riot gear face guard and brandishing a baton as protesters run toward him.
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Not long afterward, a video of a wedding party in Jerusalem surfaced, showing Jewish extremists dancing, singing vengeful songs, and brandishing weapons and stabbing a photograph of the child.
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Tensions simmered on Saturday Turku as the anti-immigration "Finland First" movement held a rally but it was met by counter-demonstrators brandishing signs saying "No room for racism ".
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Barry said he acted in self-defense—that Danner had swung a baseball bat at the him after previously brandishing scissors, an account the NYPD initially seemed to buy.
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An announcer introduced various factions who took on Islamic State as troops marched, tanks rolled by and helicopters hovered, all brandishing Iraqi flags as Abadi stood up and waved.
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He was shot in the abdomen after he jumped out of the vehicle brandishing two air guns, one in each hand, and yelling "God is great!" in Arabic, they said.
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Since episode 1, the show has been called out for its lack of diversity and brandishing of white privilege in an era that has demanded more diverse representations on screen.
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Wednesday night, his talk at the University of California, Berkeley, the home of the free speech movement in the 1960s, was canceled because of protesters brandishing bricks and setting fires.
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He was charged with misdemeanor domestic violence, one count of brandishing a weapon, child endangerment, resisting arrest and threatening to commit a crime, a City Attorney's office spokesperson told PEOPLE.
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In January an Islamist preacher from Jakarta, Tengku Zulkarnain, attempted to address a rally in Sintang, deep in West Kalimantan's forests, but angry Dayak tribesmen brandishing swords chased him off.
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It doesn't matter if I detest everything that Trump stands for, we cannot allow ourselves to slip into the trap of brandishing his fatness as a symbol of his hatefulness.
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One can appreciate the ironic appeal of an artist who breaks through the logjam and the hypocrisy, brandishing sincerity while courting art speculators with an unrelenting supply chain of product.
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But the skier didn't let that get him down, and triumphantly slid past the finish line in the Men's 15k, brandishing a large Mexican flag and a broad, winsome smile.
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Friday afternoon, police responded to a report that alt-right members outside a local Walmart parking lot were brandishing guns and openly harassing community members running their weekend shopping errands.
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"For as long as we stay with America," he said, brandishing a picture of an atrocity committed by American soldiers more than a century ago, "we will never have peace".
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In the early 22004s, cuts like "Move Me No Mountain" and 25's "Slow Dancin'" crept into a groove rather than brandishing psychedelic synthesizers at the beginning, middle, and end.
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Reinking was nearly naked, wearing only a green jacket and brandishing an assault-style rifle when he opened fire in the parking lot and then stormed the restaurant, police say.
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On the night in question, however, Bloom arrived at the venue to find Ozick, a short, compact woman of 218 with whitening hair and round spectacles, brandishing an "enormous" typescript.
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"It's hard to believe that the people who were doing it were trying to be secret, it's almost as if they were brandishing their access to this," he told Motherboard.
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But instead of brandishing weapons, the crowd was armed with pens and cellphones, hoping to get autographs and selfies with Vera, one of Asia's most popular mixed martial arts fighters.
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When the FBI group arrives in Buckhorn and Diane is told she can't smoke in a morgue, the icy blonde screams, "It's a fucking morgue," while defiantly brandishing her cigarette.
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Following the S7 launch (and the onslaught of new users brandishing their free headsets), expect to see more available experiences pushing the boundaries of mobile VR optimized for the S7.
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Those familiar with the traditions and fixtures of the House Chamber may wonder why the Speaker did not summon the Sergeant-at-Arms to restore order by brandishing the mace.
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I greet Christmas as if I am a weary heroine in a country song, screwing my courage together as the old faded fellow strides into town, brandishing ruin and euphoria.
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Several pages into the prologue, after Basteshaw has conked Augie on the head to stop him from getting help, an ensemble of 12 actors swooped downstage, each brandishing a chair.
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On Friday morning, Mr. Noorani was heading home after running an errand when his car was followed by men on motorcycles brandishing weapons, said Azaz Syed, a friend and colleague.
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"This is how Donald Trump stays president for four more years," 2020 campaign manager Brad Parscale said while brandishing his iPhone on stage at Trump's massive rally for Texas Sen.
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Miguel Arias Cañete, the European commissioner for climate action and energy, denounced Mr. Trump's decision, brandishing a copy of the agreement as he spoke to reporters in Brussels on Friday.
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A few physical skirmishes and arrests had already occurred, although one monument supporter, infamous for openly brandishing an assault rifle (Louisiana is an open-carry state), was no longer around.
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The man who replaced him as prime minister was Scott Morrison, who refers to himself as ScoMo, back then arguably most famous for brandishing a lump of coal in parliament.
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Let's assume the person with the firearm is not carrying in a prohibited place, brandishing the weapon in a threatening manner, refusing to follow police orders, or otherwise acting suspiciously.
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Joe McCarthy launched his own lie-based assault on civic norms in February 1950 by brandishing "here in my hand a list of 205" Communist traitors in the State Department.
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By taking a serious role in the search for peace in Nagorno-Karabakh and by judiciously brandishing both benefits and penalties the administration can enhance U.S. presence in the region.
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Rosenfeld later said the woman had used scissors and police video footage showed two still images of her standing behind a police barrier facing officers and brandishing a sharp object.
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But now that Republicans have taken control of both legislative houses, home rule is becoming a casualty of the sort of political triumphalism that President Trump is brandishing in Washington.
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President Ernest Bai Koroma, who appeared on television brandishing the gem, has tried to calm those fears, saying that the government would act in the best interests of all involved.
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North Korea has illegally developed an atomic and ballistic missile program, Russia is brandishing a new range of nuclear delivery systems, and China continues to build up its strategic arsenal.
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As the New York Times reported at the time, Simpson burst into the hotel room of memorabilia dealers Bruce Fromong and Alfred Beardsley on September 13, 2007, brandishing a gun.
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The officers ran from the school and Nash spotted the suspect, Sayfullo Saipov, 29, shouting and brandishing what turned out to be a paint-ball gun and a pellet gun.
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A photoshopped image of Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman brandishing a sword and looming over a kneeling Khashoggi, a clear evocation of beheading videos from terrorist groups like ISIS.
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And throughout the video, brandishing weaponry right along with her is a lesser known Q Da Fool who admittedly let Rico hold his guns and shoot the video at his spot.
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William literally forsook his name, shedding his identity as the good guy and dismembering a camp full of hosts, twirling the very knife that the MiB has been brandishing all season.
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Real estate tips from Trump U." Last night, though, Trump was brandishing the Jewel of Palm Beach, described as "the exclusive publication of Donald J. Trump's spectacular Mar-a-Lago Club.
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New York (CNN)The man who was shot by a Secret Service agent last month after allegedly brandishing a gun near the White House is facing a potentially long prison sentence.
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Here is a handsome and muscular faction leader, a so-called captain, rolling up his sleeves and brandishing his weapon of a stick while a horn summons his minions to battle.
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The law also prohibits brandishing, exhibiting or displaying bullhooks and other devices such as a baseball bat, axe handle or pitchfork in the presence of an elephant, according to legislative documents.
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Later, while hanging out with friends, she brought up the idea again and wagered that while bringing a gun to class would soon be okay, brandishing a dildo probably wasn't allowed.
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And, had Welch had the sense to vet the "pizzagate" claims before allegedly brandishing an assault weapon at the Comet Ping Pong pizza restaurant, he might not be wearing handcuffs today.
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The official international PYM Facebook page features photos from a rally where participants are brandishing posters with the PFLP logo, including a photo of a young girl in a PFLP headband.
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Is China going to attack North Korea or move troops into the border region to intimidate Kim at precisely the time when the young North Korean leader is brandishing new missiles?
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Both Seattle Police Department officers opened fire on the woman, named by family as Charleena Lyles, inside the apartment building after they said she confronted them brandishing a knife, police said.
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Cops took down a brandishing firearm report but law enforcement sources say because the alleged crime is he-said, she said, law enforcement sources say the case will likely go nowhere.
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Camouflaged men (one or two blend into their surroundings so well that they are difficult to spot within the frame) stalk or crouch amid the trees and brush, brandishing assault weapons.
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Teenagers gather at the central Spanish village's town hall, dressed in white robes, straw mats and cowbells, before parading through the streets brandishing wooden sticks and oranges and chasing younger children.
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It's so cool it'll even make us overlook the odd choice of Dalek design — it's from Death to the Daleks, a story from 1974 that actually featured Daleks brandishing machine guns.
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He crashed into a school bus and exited the truck brandishing imitation weapons, and a New York police officer shot him and took him into custody, according to a criminal complaint.
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Le Pen was booed by several dozen protesters, including some brandishing Macron posters, as she visited the cathedral in Reims, northern France, where French kings were crowned in the Middle Ages.
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Ortiz-Magro was charged with misdemeanor domestic violence, one count of brandishing a weapon, child endangerment, resisting arrest and threatening to commit a crime, a City Attorney's office spokesperson told PEOPLE.
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If Michael Aspel, the sugary-haired host of This is Your Life, walked into the kitchen at work brandishing his big red book and a crocodile's smile, how would you react?
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" The text of the email included a picture of a woman brandishing a pistol and a meaningless badge and inviting me to complete "our online concealed gun certification...qualify in minutes.
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Each time the unpaid workers sought redress, said Ms. Salazar, who was brandishing a safety vest bearing Winterfell's logo, they were threatened with eviction from the housing they had been provided.
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He attributed the viral success of some of his YouTube videos to the fact that they included Nine Trey members wearing red bandannas and brandishing pistols on the streets of Brooklyn.
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The tariffs the President has been brandishing provide a perfect example of how Trump makes himself hard to trust -- and an unreliable advocate for the policies that helped get him elected.
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It was also around that time that a man brandishing a knife burst into her store, cowing Chan's colleague into submission before making off with about $130,000 in watches, she says.
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For example, in 2008 when President Obama was first running for the White House, prosecutors wanted to bring charges against Black Panthers who stood in front of polling places brandishing weapons.
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WASHINGTON — It has become a favorite parlor trick of President Trump's, and on Wednesday, he was at it again, brandishing his latest letter from the North Korean dictator, Kim Jong-un.
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Her four-minute film depicts a young woman brandishing a bottle of the brand's liquor, cannibalizing numerous ad tropes: sexualized close ups, prominently-placed logos, and an inane but catchy jingle.
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Goalie Hugo Lloris, brandishing the golden trophy from soccer&aposs eminent tournament, and coach Didier Deschamps led the team from the Air France plane to the tarmac at Charles de Gaulle Airport.
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After crashing into the bus, Saipov got out of the truck "brandishing two handguns" and was shot by a police officer in the abdomen, New York City Police Commissioner James O'Neill said.
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While this stuffy, sniffily headline might read as a disappointed shake of the head with some under-the-breath tsking, it's basically Fox's equivalent of brandishing pitchforks at their hairless fearless leader.
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Authorities haven't said what those police videos or other surveillance footage of the scene show, including the lead-up to what the public has already seen or the possible weapon-brandishing incident.
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Putney stressed that the new footage won't show Scott holding the gun police say he was brandishing — a point of contention with family members who have argued he didn't have a weapon.
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Merkel's conservatives, holding a 15-point lead over their Social Democrat (SPD) rivals in the latest poll, are brandishing their economic credentials after 12 years in government during which Germany has prospered.
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An overwhelming majority of Americans from across the political spectrum agree that brandishing the flag of a regime that systematically murdered millions, against whom America fought a war, is a bad thing.
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The idea had merit, but Path was even more notable for its design, brandishing animated action buttons and orderly layering long before the concepts went mainstream with iOS 7 and Google's Material.
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Dhar turned up in Syria two weeks after the letter was sent brandishing a gun and a baby and taunting Britain for its "shoddy" security that allowed him to "breeze" into Syria.
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At a news conference Friday, brandishing photos purportedly of the slain woman whom he said had been "roasted like a pig," the Philippines president accused Kuwaiti employers of regularly abusing Filipino workers.
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"You put the gold in the suitcase and you drive into Uganda," he laughed, brandishing a 500 gram brick of solid gold in one hand, a Ugandan driver's license in the other.
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Hoover police initially said Bradford, 21, shot a 12- and an 18-year-old in the mall after a fight, and that an officer killed him as he fled, brandishing a gun.
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Brandishing American flags and clamoring for front-row access to the former American president, Kosovo Albanians eagerly welcomed the man whose face is recognizable even for those born years after the war.
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A recently fired campground employee was arrested Tuesday after a widely shared video uploaded to Facebook showed the woman brandishing a gun during a confrontation with a black couple and their dog.
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" It also released a video, showing a young man brandishing a knife and saying in Pashto, one of the primary languages in Afghanistan, "I will do a martyrdom operation in Germany today.
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The police said two men followed XXXTentacion into the store and later, as he was leaving the dealership, blocked his vehicle and exited a dark-colored S.U.V. brandishing guns and demanding property.
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I was trying to watch the match on the TV over the bar, but it was hard to see around some very tall Belgian women wearing red devil costumes and brandishing tridents.
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But on this morning, a man in khakis brandishing a gun roamed the store in El Paso after opening fire in the parking lot, leaving bullet casings and blood scattered all over.
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T-shirts brandishing slogans such as 'Exit from Brexit' and 'Darling they lied…' are available to purchase from the Democrat's affiliated website 'demarcationdesign' from £18.00 ($23) while mugs are available for $12.
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This weekend, thousands of demonstrators amassed in Paris to express anger at what they called a "soft dictatorship," while brandishing a portrait of King Louis XVI with Mr. Macron's face Photoshopped in.
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With civilians incensed by the junta's harsh ineptitude, and the American hands holding its purse strings starting to tremble, Saigon's military regime was compelled to dangle carrots in addition to brandishing sticks.
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Things were simpler last year, when an orange-hued man first appeared on the political scene, brandishing raw steaks at press conferences and handing out goofy nicknames like Lyin' Ted and Pocahontas.
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The sentiment was apparently shared by Mustafa Bali, spokesman for the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces, who tweeted three videos of Kurdish civilians brandishing large signs in front of departing U.S. vehicles.
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Inevitably, they will show up in the hands of the mass shooters who indulge macho fantasies in brandishing the adapted military assault weapons and large ammunition clips available in the civilian market.
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On Thursday, Mr. Shelton, who is known as "Shelz," was arrested and charged in United States District Court in Brooklyn with federal conspiracy to commit murder-for-hire and brandishing a firearm.
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García also talked to reporters on Monday, publicly brandishing a photograph of Zapata's brother and sister with Samuel Doria Medina — the center right businessman who Morales crushed in the 2014 presidential election.
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Canadians from across the political spectrum lobbied mayors, governors and Mr Trump's inner circle, brandishing reports on how many of the 9m American jobs that depend on Canadian trade each state would lose.
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Rich the Kid's performance at a Hollywood nightclub as part of NBA All-Star Weekend was interrupted in a big way after a man was seen brandishing a gun in the parking lot.
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"We will fight for our land with our last blood," he said, as he patrolled a street near the Jarablus town centre, brandishing a rifle and surrounded by a group of small children.
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That same month, Columbus approved a broad package of regulations to ban bump stocks, make carrying a gun while under disability a misdemeanor, and prohibit brandishing imitation firearms in public, among other items.
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Six days later, the authority's offices were briefly and exuberantly taken over by scores of chattering children and young adults, brandishing a mix of newly minted social-media icons and venerable nationalist slogans.
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Indeed, the exchange recalls "Four Lions" (2010), Chris Morris's send-up of bumbling jihad, in which a would-be terrorist records a comically inept message of hate while brandishing a child's toy rifle.
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Ortiz-Magro has now been charged with misdemeanor domestic violence, one count of brandishing a weapon, child endangerment, resisting arrest and threatening to commit a crime, a City Attorney's office spokesperson tells PEOPLE.
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Her action scenes have a deftly detonating visual spaciousness, capped by crowd-pleasing moments like the one where Harley, brandishing a baseball bat, ricochets it off the floor with perfect slow-mo timing.
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Police had responded to a 911 call about a man matching Sterling's description allegedly brandishing a weapon, and officers later said they shot Sterling to stop him from allegedly reaching for a gun.
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The forces of friendship, love, and sparkly fun jump out of a cake, brandishing their noisemakers and inviting you to spend the evening exchanging tales of your most recent trip around the sun.
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Instead of holding up the drivers' racing numbers and posing for cameras, they will be brandishing iPads to take pictures that will be posted on social media and also relaying questions from fans.
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Brandishing a sardonic smile that masks true sweetness, Danielle isn't afraid to speak truth to power, especially when it comes to Whammie's "rainbow" policy of only scheduling one person of color per shift.
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Eventually we realized he was lying thanks to a flashback of the Pearson dad jumping out of a helicopter while brandishing a military grade weapon (decidedly not the actions of a simple mechanic).
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Local resident Umar Galadima said that escaped captives were "running for their lives," with some throwing stones or brandishing weapons to fend off workers who tried to take them back to the facility.
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Karnig Ohannessian, deputy assistant secretary of the Navy for the environment, was charged in Virginia with three misdemeanor counts of brandishing a firearm, said Casey Lingan, chief deputy commonwealth's attorney in Fairfax County.
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According to a police spokesman, officers fielded a report from a teen who said he was chased off of a subway train Wednesday afternoon by a knife-brandishing man dressed as a clown.
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"All over the world and of course in Russia, Americans have assistants who are ready to directly link Putin to the offshores — in whatever way they can," Mr. Kiselyev said, brandishing the paper.
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Mr. Cruz entered the Senate in 2013 as part of the Tea Party wave, brandishing a libertarian streak that became more pronounced after revelations of government surveillance tactics, courtesy of Edward J. Snowden.
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Your skills need to change so rapidly that those younger than you seem to have the upper hand, at the moment, simply by virtue of having emerged from their playpen brandishing an iPad.
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And he has also sharply denounced Flynn, brandishing emails that show the former national security adviser was paid by Russian entities for a trip there during the campaign, raising legal and regulatory questions.
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They broke ground that same year, brandishing novelty guitar-shaped shovels in front of a giant sand sculpture called "Mount Rockmore," featuring busts of Elvis Presley, John Lennon, Bob Marley, and Jimi Hendrix.
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The visuals from Ferguson and elsewhere after police-related deaths are a case-in-point: police in full body armor brandishing automatic weapons as they confront protestors while armored vehicles blockade city streets.
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Around 15 people brandishing meat skewers showed up at the business on Sunday and began shouting at customers, throwing pieces of meat at them and into their food, according to Kiwi Café staff.
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Gordon has had all sorts of trouble with police lately -- he was placed on a psychiatric hold in NYC after allegedly locking himself in his gym with a woman, while brandishing a blade.
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Brandishing a newly published illustrated children's book about the life of Johannes Gutenberg, the inventor of the printing press, he looked at the crowd of eager, mostly school-aged children and their parents.
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New Delhi, India (CNN)Abdul Samar was praying at a mosque in the northeast of India's capital on Tuesday evening when protesters stormed in brandishing weapons, attacking worshipers and setting the building ablaze.
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Ortiz-Magro was charged last month with misdemeanor domestic violence, one count of brandishing a weapon, child endangerment, resisting arrest and threatening to commit a crime, a City Attorney's office spokesperson told PEOPLE.
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In 1994, Newt Gingrich, brandishing his Contract with America, led a Republican revolution that swept aside Democratic majorities in the House and the Senate, initiating an epoch of conservative ascendancy that lingers on.
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Brandishing a card bearing a whip count, he made it clear that Republicans still lacked the votes to defeat witnesses, an unmistakable message that it was time for them to fall into line.
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Supporters of Prayuth, who as army chief, had led the 2014 coup, put nationalism on display by brandishing the Thai flag, while branding Thanathorn and his supporters "nation haters" for their liberal views.
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"The football program was a black hole into which reports of misconduct such as drug use, physical assault, domestic violence, brandishing of guns, indecent exposure and academic fraud disappeared," the court filing said.
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Chris Christie returned home last month to the comfort of his power base in Trenton, only to find old statehouse allies brandishing pitchforks and torches, not the legislative favors he had hoped for.
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A juvenile bystander was wounded when police opened fire on a man brandishing a gun on the Las Vegas strip, forcing the busy tourist corridor to close for several hours on Friday night.
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Brandishing banners and chanting slogans both inside the exhibition at the museum's main entrance, they called out the painter and her dealer, Gavin Brown, for artwashing the gentrification of LA's Boyle Heights neighborhood.
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Ray J went 10 steps beyond the concept of "better safe than sorry" when he rolled into a Detroit club Thursday night with a security guard who was openly brandishing an AR-15 rifle.
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The earlier video featured Yoo and model Angel Harrold in the backseat of a Bentley convertible in Swarovski-studded hockey masks and lingerie, with Yoo brandishing a snow-white katana like a pinup bodyguard.
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According to the family's account, masked men in military uniforms came in November 2017 to their door in the town of Peña Blanca, brandishing handguns and giving them two options: leave or be killed.
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Yet party leaders think they have found a sweet spot in which they can pick fights with the CDU on selected issues, brandishing their social-justice credentials without angering voters by paralysing the government.
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A man wearing a balaclava and brandishing a metal bar copped it sweet in the CCTV footage, as the brave attendant threw both bags and fistfuls of candy at him through the store's entrance.
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A deputy assistant secretary of the Navy was charged Tuesday with brandishing a firearm after video surfaced of him online earlier this month pointing a gun at young men outside his home in Virginia.
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The bigger point ... these toys guns are still for sale, which means kids will be brandishing them out on the street on Halloween night, which is a scary proposition given what happened last Sunday.
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Organisers in one neighbourhood of Seongnam, with 18,3.63 residents, say that most of its eligible youngsters quickly pitched up for the coupons, with many posting snaps on social media of themselves brandishing their vouchers.
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But they can fail to soothe their patients—some because they are pressed for time during appointments; others because they are not trained to counsel questioning parents who come brandishing dodgy information found online.
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This conjures up an improbable image: Trump settling into the leather swivel chair of the mini-Oval Office on Air Force One, brandishing a pen to underscore passages like this: We are not God.
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Despite his earnest persona on television, he is known to possess a wry sense of humor, even occasionally brandishing impressions from old movies such as "The Pink Panther Strikes Again" to lighten the mood.
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Earlier this month, Venezuelan Foreign Minister Jorge Arreaza held up his phone at a United Nations press conference, brandishing a Bolton tweet warning countries and companies against buying oil and gold from Maduro's government.
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J.C. The energy on "Make Noise!" is already starting to bubble over by the time Jeremy Pelt cuts in with a percussive, blade-brandishing trumpet solo around the two-and-a-half-minute mark.
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Many were concerned by a statement from Mr. Trump ahead of the midterm elections that seemed to suggest he had authorized officers to respond to migrants throwing rocks as if they were brandishing firearms.
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LONDON — Dean Pascal-Modeste, a 22-year-old music producer, was on his way to a recording session one day last year when a group of men approached him on mopeds, brandishing a handgun.
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Brandishing a deep connection with the poor, built over more than a decade of visits to every corner of this country of 120 million, he has managed a staggering lead ahead of Sunday's vote.
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LOS ANGELES — In a small studio tucked into an industrial park next to the Burbank Airport last month, 11 dancers clad in black rehearsed moves for a coming concert, the men brandishing sparkly canes.
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Simcha Felder — an influential Democratic lawmaker who at the time caucused with Republicans — won a measure to block it, making his point by brandishing a loaf of Wonder bread and a carton of eggs.
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At a roadblock halfway between the border and Phnom Penh, three Vietcong fighters, brandishing assault rifles, emerged from the trees along the road and took the reporters captive, convinced that they were C.I.A. spies.
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His attack ended when he was rushed by several men — one wielding a fire extinguisher and another brandishing an ornamental whale tusk torn from the wall of the hall — and the police shot him.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A Pennsylvania man was sentenced to eight months of house arrest on Tuesday for brandishing a gun near the White House in May before a Secret Service guard shot him, prosecutors said.
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But really, the dangerous caravan was being driven by a violent person, brandishing Trump regalia, who seems to have been on a mission to Make America Great the only way that he knew how.
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Ortiz-Magro was charged with misdemeanor domestic violence, one count of brandishing a weapon, child endangerment, resisting arrest and threatening to commit a crime, a City Attorney's office spokesperson told PEOPLE on Oct. 24.
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The site of countless battles over the centuries, along many of the battlements were large metal sculptures of what appeared to be soldiers in medieval armor, brandishing weapons that would've been used back then.
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And Newman is brandishing her Catholic bona fides in an ad released earlier this month highlighting her upbringing — noting where she was born and where she was baptized — while emphasizing health care and wages.
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President Donald Trump on Saturday condemned violence that took place in Charlottesville, Virginia, where thousands of neo-Nazis, Ku Klux Klan members, and other pieces of human trash gathered brandishing guns, torches, and Confederate flags.
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The case was kicked over to the L.A. City Attorney's Office which decided to move forward with 4 misdemeanor charges against Gordon -- battery, brandishing a weapon, criminal threats and carrying a knife in plain view.
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DHS officers, adorned in full riot gear and brandishing automatic weapons and shields, announced a final warning to clear the entrance over a loudspeaker as they moved in, rousing sleeping occupiers and pulling down tents.
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The conference's website was allegedly hacked on Monday to show an image of the crown prince brandishing a sword above a kneeling Khashoggi, an obvious allusion to beheading videos from terrorist groups like ISIS.[Reuters]
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According to terms of the settlement, the city acknowledges no fault in Tamir's death, which came after a 911 caller told of someone in a city park brandishing what appeared to be a toy gun.
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Despite brandishing shiny degrees, millennials like Charlie and Harper earn less than prior generations, and are often mired in debt from the schools they were told they needed to attend in order to get jobs.
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Former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julian Castro's campaign page, called Adiós Trump, offers Koozies, baby onesies, t-shirts, caps, buttons and stickers, each conspicuously brandishing the words of farewell directed at the current president.
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China's commerce ministry accused the United States of being "capricious" over bilateral trade issues, and warned that the interests of U.S. workers and farmers ultimately will be hurt by Washington's penchant for brandishing "big sticks".
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One of which is Google, which has said it intends to flag unsecured connections in its popular Chrome browser — thereby brandishing the threat of a traffic apocalypse for sites that do not roll out encryption.
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The 2013 fatal shooting of Sammy Yatim, 18, which occurred after an altercation on a streetcar with the teen, who was brandishing a knife, was caught on video and led to widespread protests in Toronto.
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" To drive that point home, she came to the meeting with reporters brandishing the group's latest mailing: a pamphlet featuring an image of a buxom blonde, a pug and a pig that read: "Bimbo. Dog.
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Friday night Police say Bradford probably wasn't the shooter Hoover police identified the man killed as Emantic Bradford Jr. They said Bradford fled the shooting scene "while brandishing a handgun," and an officer shot him.
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The South Carolina Republican also received backlash earlier this year after brandishing a loaded pistol at a meeting with constituents to make a point about the dangers of firearms, according to The Post and Courier.
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And President Trump on the 2016 campaign trail caused a kerfuffle when he tweeted a photo from aboard his plane in which he was brandishing a knife and fork over a piece of fried chicken.
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Thus departed Devin Patrick Kelley, the latest mass shooter to crack the headlines, brandishing a rapid-fire weapon to break through his anonymity and ruin the lives and families of victims he did not know.
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After the ceremony started, a mob brandishing saffron flags, a political symbol representing Hinduism, attacked the Dalits, according to news reports, apparently objecting to the ceremony because it commemorated a battle won by British colonizers.
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On the streets of Buenos Aires, protesters marched brandishing banners slamming Macri's economic austerity, rising poverty, and the International Monetary Fund (IMF), which agreed to a $57 billion credit facility with the country last year.
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Meanwhile, Ms. Shor, dressed as the dying Erica, sat up in bed, brandishing the charcoal fiercely for the camera and trying to make use of what Ms. Monks had taught her during a recent lesson.
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Posted on the police department's YouTube page, the video shows a man walking into a restaurant, brandishing a steak knife, and then walking down the street with the knife while swinging it in the air.
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The bar's message will be unmistakable: Mr. DeRossi has commissioned artists to recreate some of the more clever signs that protesters have been brandishing at anti-Trump rallies and marches over the past few months.
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Former presidential adviser Omarosa Manigault Newman leveled a number of damaging claims against the White House on Sunday, and accused Chief of Staff John Kelly of brandishing a threat against her as she was fired.
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Most people reading this are fortunate enough that a man brandishing a knife only means giving up their wallet, being petrified for a while, and having to go home and cancel all their credit cards.
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A Missouri veteran, donning a "Make America Great Again" hat and brandishing an American flag, has been running 15 miles nearly every day for a year hoping to show everyone how much he loves his country.
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He had told her about Manson – and about some of his scary antics, his brandishing of knives, his zombie followers – and that Manson had been to the house on Cielo and she insisted he move out.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A robber brandishing a pistol and a grenade stole diamonds worth 15 million euros ($16 million) on Wednesday in the French Riviera town of Cannes and calmly escaped on foot, a regional prosecutor said.
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This device is central to the season-seven plot, and it's full of tricks, spitting poisonous gas when Caleb gets too close, and brandishing a box-cutter at Mona when she tries to lovingly pet it.
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He had told her about Manson – and about some of his scary antics, his brandishing of knives, his zombie followers — and that Manson had been to the house on Cielo and she insisted he move out.
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Trump, with his talent for shaping the political battle, is brandishing the narrative set by Barr over the Mueller report -- which ignores many of the special counsel's most troubling findings -- to put Democrats on the defensive.
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Vida Silvestre, the local arm of the World Wildlife Fund, claims that tourists in the town of Santa Teresita found the dolphin in the ocean and brought it ashore, passing it around the smartphone-brandishing crowd.
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Police: Gun-brandishing man sought to investigate conspiracy theory The incident began on Sunday when police arrested Edgar Maddison Welch, 28, of North Carolina, with an assault rifle at the Washington, DC, pizzeria Comet Ping Pong.
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It's one where people are excited to vote for the first female president, one where they came away from the polls brandishing stickers that proved they took part in a close election, but a historic one.
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After the hot start, Shock supporters seemed confident their side would pull out the victory, with one fan brandishing a sign that read "4 maps and a handshake," implying the Shock would win in a sweep.
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On summer evenings, the narrow, steep streets of Vieux Nice, the old town of France's fifth-biggest city, are teeming with tourists brandishing an ice cream or a slice of socca, a local chick-pea delicacy.
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As the New York Times reported, the original story went something like this: The 18-year-old was allegedly raped in turn by five men after they showed up brandishing a gun, chasing her father off.
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Because the social stigma against homosexuality was still potent in the academy in their day, these writers armored their books against condescension, brandishing complex theories about representation and identity, and thorning their texts with source notes.
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Khrushchev had a reputation for irrational behavior — consider his shoe-brandishing episode at the United Nations in 1960 — and seemed to confirm it by deploying nuclear ballistic missiles in Cuba, 90 miles from the American mainland.
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A video posted on Twitter by activist and Cal State University professor Melina Abdullah shows Lacey's husband opening the door clad in a T-shirt and brandishing a handgun at several protesters who are off-screen.
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Protestors gathered in at least 105 towns and cities according to organizers, and television coverage showed them waving Polish and European Union flags and brandishing placards with slogans such as "Without law there is no justice".
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China's commerce ministry on Thursday accused the United States of being "capricious" over bilateral trade issues, and warned the interests of U.S. workers and farmers ultimately will be hurt by Washington's penchant for brandishing "big sticks".
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I suppose I could read this as a display of sexual confidence and toughness rather than a billboard for sexual availability, but the mandatory brandishing of breasts does seem to offset any gains in social power.
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Saipov then got out of the truck brandishing a paintball and pellet gun and shouted, "Allahu Akbar" (Arabic for "God is greater"), before a police officer shot him in the abdomen and took him into custody.
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At the French presidential palace, captain and goal Hugo Lloris, brandishing the golden trophy, and coach Didier Deschamps were the first to greet President Emmanuel Macron and his wife Brigitte on a red carpet in the courtyard.
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"Brandishing colorful socks is simply his way of making the best of his mobility situation and still finding the joy in life," his daughter Dorothy Bush Koch wrote in her book, My Father, The President, Today reported.
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Their deaths have drawn people — brandishing signs emblazoned with the message #BlackLivesMatter — to the streets in their droves, demanding the world take notice of shootings that feel sadly commonplace in the U.S., yet are no less provocative.
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DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - On the crowded streets of the Tanzanian capital, the sight of groups of men brandishing spears and clubs or hoisting wooden sticks used to herd cattle is no longer unusual.
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A CNN reporter saw Vellanti accosting a group of eight protesters who began shouting in the middle of Trump's rally and exchanged words with one man before grabbing him by the neck while brandishing his closed fist.
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This is all the long way of explaining that, by threatening a shutdown, President Trump is simultaneously reconnecting with his voter base, goosing the cowardly Republican leadership, and brandishing his best bargaining weapon against the Congressional Democrats.
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China's commerce ministry on Thursday accused the United States of being "capricious" over bilateral trade issues, and warned that the interests of U.S. workers and farmers ultimately will be hurt by Washington's penchant for brandishing "big sticks".
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Before his fatal encounter with Mr. Carson in May 2013, Mr. Morales stormed the Annisa restaurant on Barrow Street shouting antigay slurs and brandishing a weapon, after an employee there upbraided him for urinating on the sidewalk.
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Clad in hi-vis pink jackets, Sister Supporter forms a picket line to stop campaigners from the anti-abortion Good Counsel Network approaching women on their way into the clinic and brandishing graphic images of aborted fetuses.
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And how weird would the entire experience be if the catalyst for it was brandishing a strange sword, chanting some words, and then transforming into an 8-foot tall, glamorous, and superhumanly more powerful version of yourself?
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It said that Richard Luthmann—identified as a Staten Island attorney; yes, it was the same guy—and two other men had been arrested for wire fraud, kidnapping, extortion, brandishing a weapon, identity theft, and money laundering.
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China's commerce ministry accused the United States on Thursday of being "capricious" over bilateral trade issues and warned that the interests of U.S. workers and farmers would ultimately be hurt by Washington's penchant for brandishing "big sticks".
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Like the critic Pauline Kael and the conservative activist Phyllis Schlafly, Jane Jacobs arrived to churn the fertile soil of American cultural ideology in the 1960s, brandishing a disciplined populist intellect and a comfort with courting enmity.
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The 66-year-old star briefly took credit for a cosplayer at the 2018 San Diego Comic Con who donned an orange Storm Trooper costume with a Trump-style haircut brandishing an orange lightsaber golf club hybrid.
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This post originally appeared on VICE UK In March of last year, less than two months after arriving in Syria, Umm Muthanna al-Britannia tweeted a picture of herself wearing a burqa and brandishing an AK-47.
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Malcolm Young, who died on Saturday at 64, was the self-effacing guitarist in AC/DC, the one who stood back while his brother Angus ran around arena stages in schoolboy knickers, brandishing a flashy lead guitar.
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Rather, the goal is to ingratiate themselves into the athlete's inner circle and remain on the payroll, by hook or by crook, all while brandishing their association with Famous Athlete X as a validation of their work.
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He moves on the robbers brandishing the bong—it's one of those larger (but not novelty large) glass bongs that your friend who is just a little TOO into weed owns—like you would a glass pipe.
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The court sided with defendants Maurice Davis and Andre Glover, who were convicted of multiple robbery counts, one count of conspiracy to commit robbery and two counts each of brandishing a shotgun during a crime of violence.
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Kevin Levin, a Civil War historian, responded with photographs showing white mobs brandishing the flag during the civil-rights era, and an engraving depicting the Fort Pillow massacre, when Confederates murdered black Union soldiers after they'd surrendered.
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He beat and kicked her, including while she was pregnant; bashed her head against a wall; threatened her with death while holding a knife to her throat and while brandishing a gun; and threatened to hang her.
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As Khalid Masood (an Englishman born Adrian Elms) was crashing his car and brandishing his knife, I sat on a train passing under Westminster, headed home from the high school where I teach an American literature course.
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Armed police had formed a barrier between rival crowds of citizens and non-nationals marching in Pretoria, but both sides began shouting at one another and brandishing rocks and sticks, prompting police to disperse the angry mobs.
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We arrived at the Sanctuary in the back of a supply truck as Carl quickly revealed just how ill-conceived his invasion was, essentially brandishing a gun and asking the Saviors to let him shoot their leader.
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Julia Wachtel's 1983 painting, "Love Thing" isolates cartoon characters from two separate greeting cards: a young Native American woman with an arrow shot into her buttocks, and a well-coiffed white woman brandishing a pair of scissors.
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Some Tories such as Winston Churchill saw the welfare state as an enemy to be resisted—indeed after the war Churchill was fond of brandishing Frederick Hayek's "Road to Serfdom" as a warning against any more social spending.
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The editorial, which promised schoolchildren will be taught by an F-35 wearing a MAGA hat and insisted "all fetuses will burst out of wombs brandishing an Uzi," was the work of Alexandra Petri, a celebrated comic writer.
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Addressing the incident involving Fields, Trump alleged that she was in fact pushing Trump as he tried to leave a press conference and was brandishing a pen, which he said could have alarmed Secret Service agents protecting him.
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Journalists who had known him for years and shared drinks and dinners and late-night phone calls didn't recognize the volatile penal officer who walked into the briefing room brandishing erroneous statistics in the service of false claims.
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The image itself shows bin Salman brandishing a large sword, standing over Khashoggi, who is wearing an orange jumpsuit, in the same style popularized recently by Islamic State execution videos; bin Salman has "ISIS" written on this clothes.
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SYDNEY/SHANGHAI, Sept 16 (Reuters) - Apple Inc fans from Sydney to Tokyo, the first to snap the new iPhone 7 off the shelves, cheered as they left stores on Friday brandishing their purchases, flanked by applauding sales staff.
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There was a cadre of security guards brandishing walkie-talkies, along with a sizable crowd of family members, church employees and congregants, all milling about the many rooms, which are organized around a large, oval-shaped central hall.
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One of the 85033 election ads that Facebook sold to Russia-linked accounts showed the image of a black woman brandishing a rifle, an apparent attempt to stoke racial tensions in the U.S., according to The Washington Post.
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On Wednesday, after Donald Trump won the election, a group of white high schoolers in York, Pennsylvania, celebrated the Republican's victory by marching through the halls of their school chanting "white power" while brandishing a Trump campaign sign.
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In one of the film's most famous scenes, Denny has a brush with a drug dealer known only as "Chris R" (Dan Janjigian), who appears once, brandishing a gun and demanding money, and then is never seen again.
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Roger Stone, a former political adviser to President Trump, was indicted in the special counsel's investigation after F.B.I. agents wearing ballistic vests and brandishing guns arrested him in a predawn raid of his home in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
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A man who set more than a dozen cars on fire in Edmonton, Canada, this weekend was stopped by a man in a Hawaiian shirt and a man brandishing a big ol' piece of wood as a weapon.
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Powerful Gulf countries have stepped in, brandishing billions of dollars in aid and top-level diplomatic clout, in an effort to tip the scales in favor of Sudan's generals, who are resisting protesters' demands for immediate civilian rule.
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Videos from Monday night showed several thousand demonstrators brandishing German flags and shouting, "We are the people" and "Chemnitz is ours — foreigners out," and neo-Nazis gathered in the city, raising their right arms in the Nazi salute.
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Steve Zinninger told Wave 3 News that his father confronted the gunman at one point during the encounter, brandishing a gun of his own and telling him that he would not shoot if the gunman did not shoot.
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According to the complaint filed on Wednesday by the American Civil Liberties Union of West Virginia on Mr. Mader's behalf, the officer was responding to a domestic-disturbance call when he found Ronald Williams Jr. brandishing a pistol.
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In Tuesday's installment, Mr. Jones, his sleeves rolled up and brandishing his legal note pad and blue felt-tip pen, read directly from his notes and discussed his takeaways from the arguments presented by Mr. Trump's legal team.
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Berries are hot this year, Scott Goldsmith was saying on a recent rain-flecked Friday, brandishing a bright red plastic, wagon wheel-shaped gizmo called a PushBerry, which aims to hull and slice your strawberries in one go.
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The secretary said allowing teachers to have guns in schools "should be an option for states and communities to consider," later reconciling that she "couldn't ever imagine" her own first-grade teacher brandishing a weapon in the classroom.
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"Hammond's speech last week essentially set out at a skeletal level an enhanced equivalence proposition for financial services which basically mirrors what's in here," said Reynolds, brandishing a copy of his plan at an event in Britain's parliament.
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The 2 men entered the restaurant in Manassas, Virginia around 2:20 AM the day after Christmas while brandishing guns and were reportedly robbing the place when Yusuf Ozgur, a DoorDash employee, arrived to pick up an order.
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In video the former neighbor shared with CNN, Cruz is on a back patio, wearing only boxers and a red baseball cap, brandishing a pistol that appears to be a type of BB gun called an airsoft pistol.
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Brandishing a well-polished message from years in the public light, and championing a unique vision as well as the means to amplify it, Carl DeMaio sounds like a man ready to take on California, and the world.
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As we previously reported, several parents got into an argument over the rules during a championship game involving 7-year-old players in Lakewood -- when suddenly a pregnant woman came out of the stands brandishing a baseball bat.
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Sergeant Gorman and two uniformed officers entered the T-Mobile shop, as other uniformed officers arrived outside, to find Mr. Ransom brandishing what appeared to them to be a handgun, according to James P. O'Neill, the police commissioner.
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They settled on "inducing panic," a misdemeanor that carries a fine of up to $1,000 and 180 days in jail; the charge was previously used against a group of teenagers who were driving around town brandishing plastic guns.
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Eyewitness accounts by fellow service members state that during an unprovoked attack in Iraq, Gallagher stabbed and killed an unarmed detainee, then posed for a photo holding the dead prisoner's head up by the hair while brandishing a knife.
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Considering the season debuted amid news of yet another school shooting in 2018, it is bone-chilling to watch Tyler, dressed in all black and brandishing an assault rifle lumber, toward a high school filled with happy, dancing students.
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BAGHDAD, Oct 26 (Reuters) - Several hundred demonstrators gathered in central Baghdad on Saturday, brandishing Iraqi flags and calling Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi a "worm", after a day of violent protests in which at least 40 people were killed.
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The initial police release described Bradford only as "a suspect brandishing a pistol," but police later said although he "may have been involved in some aspect of the altercation, he likely did not fire the rounds" that caused injuries.
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"I can certainly imagine if I were for example a counterdemonstrator, and I'm demonstrating against people who are there brandishing firearms, I think I would feel very frightened and I think that would be a reasonable fear," says Strossen.
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What they said in the DMs, first for polo nose: As for straight-edge princess: Winner: A woman brandishing a knife, with 76 matchesLoser: A woman not holding a knife, with 52 matches Yeah, sorry, I don't understand men.
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At the soft opening of Lupo, an Italian restaurant in Louisville, KY, there's a somewhat peculiar scene as a mob of wide-eyed patrons waits patiently for the owners to sign their screen-printed posters brandishing the restaurant's logo.
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The allegations of rape on the Brooklyn playground made national headlines and stoked fear in the Brownsville community after the woman said she was drinking in the park with her father when the teens, brandishing a gun, surrounded them.
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Other videos show monks playing drums, boxing and expertly brandishing a light saber: The fined monk, in his 40s, said he had driven with the same attire for 20 years without receiving any traffic violations, according to Yomiuri Shimbun.
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Four Arkansas teens going door-to-door to raise funds for their high-school football team ended up face-down on the ground, held at gunpoint, after a homeowner answered her door brandishing a revolver, local news outlets reported.
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With heavily armed officers closing in on him, Mr. Abdeslam stumbled onto a street in the Brussels neighborhood where he had grown up, reportedly brandishing a handgun, before being shot in the knee and trundled away by the police.
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But as Curtis insists, brandishing his science, technology, and gaming credentials isn't merely a ploy to win illusory internet points, but a way to illustrate why the good people of Indiana's ninth congressional district should send him to Washington.
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And so was her eagerness to pose for the photo that he calls a Mona Lisa for the 1970s: pinup Patty, expressionless, wearing a beret and brandishing an automatic weapon in front of the group's seven-headed cobra logo.
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Mr. de Blasio repeated the word several times during a 36-minute news conference, brandishing it as a kind of rhetorical cudgel to beat back critics of his progressive agenda and potential opponents to it in the state Capitol.
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In that context, the ironically titled Week of Kindness, with its lion-headed men brandishing guillotined heads and savagely caning cowering women, looks less like Hughes's "revenge on childhood repression" and more like a premonition of the Nazi terror.
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I disregard tradition for the delight of seeing my friends bent over the galette, guessing which slice might hold the bean, betting on their picks, moaning theatrically when their slice is bare or brandishing the coveted fève in triumph.
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On one news program, Mr. Tayanj presented a medical document that he said was from a government forensics examination; he said it disproved Mr. Ishchi's assertions of sexual assault but did not go into detail, simply brandishing the paper.
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In videos posted on Twitter, fans can be seen cheering on a man dressed in a Browns jersey bearing Garrett&aposs name and brandishing a pinata resembling Ruldoph, with a blindfolded woman ready to take a swing at it.
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But like several other statements Mr. Trump made on Saturday, the tweet made no mention that the violence in Charlottesville was initiated by white supremacists brandishing anti-Semitic placards, Confederate battle flags, torches and a few Trump campaign signs.
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The bright placards were dreamed up and placed there by the state to promote tourism, each brandishing New York's cheerful and familiar credo: "I Love N.Y." But there is one problem: The federal government says the signs are illegal.
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The protesters, brandishing signs that read "Defy Tory (Conservative) Rule" and "Refugees Welcome", walked at speed from outside Johnson's Downing Street residence to Trafalgar Square and on to the theater district, blocking traffic and drawing a heavy police presence.
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If you spent any time in Hungary during April's general election, you'd have seen poster images of Soros with opposition politicians, brandishing Photoshopped bolt cutters as he bursts through the fences reinforced on Hungary's borders to keep out migrants.
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Elsewhere in town, at sprawling Brazilian steakhouses with white tablecloths and marble-topped buffets, waiters parade the hot skewers through the dining room, brandishing knives, and cut the meat so it drops as if from heaven to your plate.
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The 18-year-old daughter of Locklear and rocker Richie Sambora posed beachside in Malibu on Monday, wearing a yellow lace-up, off-the-shoulder bikini and brandishing a bottle of 138 Water, the company she appears to be modeling for.
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"People get scared of the blemishes, the deformity, but educating yourself ... on what a good vegetable is is very important, because you can cut these out, and this is still some great vegetable left," Menelsohn said, brandishing a misshapen sweet potato.
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The president's appearance Thursday morning at the National Prayer Breakfast turned decidedly political as soon as he entered the Washington Hilton's ballroom, brandishing copies of USA TODAY and The Washington Post with news of his acquittal splashed across the front pages.
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Democrats had spent a nervous September watching that lead whittle away after Mrs Clinton's bout of pneumonia and her impolitic description of a chunk of Mr Trump's supporters as "deplorables" (generating a cottage industry of Republican paraphernalia proudly brandishing the epithet).
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To the Editor: Re "Person Who Wrested Rifle Says He Was 'Just Trying to Live' " (news article, April 24): "I'm not a hero," insisted a true hero, James Shaw Jr., after facing and disarming a murderous gunman brandishing an assault rifle.
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Young men dressed in costumes and masks — calling themselves the Mardi Gras — roll down the main drag brandishing switches of peach or willow (the whip of choice in Gheens), bamboo (Promised Land), or broken fishing poles and golf club shafts (Choupic).
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The generation that grew up with this film has embraced this model: Reality TV shows about ghosts often feature male-dominated ghost-hunting crews, wearing matching t-shirts and brandishing the latest gadgetry—a far cry from the Spiritualists of old.
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"The US mainland will sink into an unimaginable sea of fire on the day when it dares to touch our country by stupidly causing mischief and brandishing its nuclear and sanctions clubs," the commentary -- under the byline Ri Hyo Jin -- warned.
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According to authorities, he then exited his vehicle shouting "Allahu Akbar" - Arabic for "God is greatest" - and brandishing what turned out to be a paint-ball gun and a pellet gun before a police officer shot him in the abdomen.
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In addition to dealing with strangers brandishing rifles and holding posters on his front lawn, Turner had to register as a sex offender Tuesday and will begin serving three years of probation where he'll be continuously monitored by law enforcement.
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These specific delivery systems would enable the United States to avoid the formidable Russian air defenses while providing a credible nuclear response option to the kinds of low yield nuclear weapons the Russians are brandishing vis-à-vis NATO allies.
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So clinical is the film, in fact, that we are forced to ask: Would Miriam really have fallen in love with Antoine in the first place, given that love, for spouses like him, is an excuse for the brandishing of power?
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Ruthlessly playing a weak hand, he has worked hard to undermine NATO and challenge the post-Cold War order by invading Ukraine, funding right-wing groups in France and elsewhere and recklessly brandishing his military power from the Baltics to Syria.
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In Breath of the Wild's Hyrule, players had to plan out journeys and respect the land they tread on, lest they get swept away by torrential rains while scaling a mountain or getting shocked by lightning while carelessly brandishing steel.
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Economy Minister Bruno Le Maire had given the Italians until Thursday to accept an offer for 50/50 ownership of the shipyard, brandishing the threat of a temporary nationalisation to buy time to find another solution if the offer were rebuffed.
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A more sinister erotic gavotte — that's to say, one that couples come-ons with the occasional brandishing of knives — can be found in the intimate downstairs space of Trafalgar Studios, where Stephen Clark's "Le Grand Mort" is running through Oct. 28.
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On Sunday, wearing a white national costume and brandishing a cross and a belt that he said would be used to tie LGBT+ people's hands, Vasadze urged supporters gathered at a Tbilisi park to form vigilante units to stop pride.
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OMAHA — After the first home run of the College World Series sailed over the left-field fence, Hunter Wilson, a backup infielder for Arkansas, stepped out of the Razorbacks' dugout brandishing a colorful reward for the teammate who hit it.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — When Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson traveled to Saudi Arabia with President Trump last spring, he impressed hosts and visitors alike by swaying along with the traditional men's dancers swathed in white robes and brandishing swords.
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Thousands of his followers, who were already gathered near the court in Panchkula and near the headquarters of his sect in Sirsa awaiting the verdict, poured into the streets brandishing sticks and hurling rocks upon hearing news of his conviction.
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Police officers brandishing automatic weapons guarded the hall — two men were arrested in Marseille on Tuesday and are suspected of preparing an attack to disrupt the election — and Ms. Le Pen eagerly linked immigration to "insecurity," a favorite theme of hers.
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Last year, during a ceremony at an ayahuasca center in Iquitos, Peru, a young British man started brandishing a kitchen knife and yelling; a Canadian man who was also on ayahuasca wrestled it from him and stabbed him to death.
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This isn't the first time Young has been reported as brandishing a knife in the House; he reportedly pulled out a knife on the House floor in 1988 when a lawmaker introduced a bill that would have restricted logging in Alaska.
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The President will launch an eight-state, 11-rally race to Election Day next Tuesday brandishing hardline rhetoric on immigration as he tries to wrest back control of a campaign that was muted by a week of tragedy and national anxiety.
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BANDOL, India — Dozens of women brandishing brooms swooped down on a straw house in this village on a recent Saturday, sending the owner fleeing through a rice field as they seized buckets of fruit juice being fermented into a cheap liquor.
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Brandishing his bubble chart graphics during TED (Technology, Entertainment and Design) Talks, Dr. Rosling often capsulized the macroeconomics of energy and the environment in a favorite anecdote about the day a washing machine was delivered to his family's cold-water flat.
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Sinister images of the French leader, emerging from flames or brandishing pistols against the words "Our rights, burned and pillaged!" or "Macron, agent of the CAC 40" — the French equivalent of the Dow Jones average — were plastered on the vehicles.
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A few days later, some 7,000 people defied driving rain to hold a similar rally in Modena, while on Saturday up to 8,203 people, many brandishing sardine placards, crowded into the elegant center of Reggio Emilia to stand up to Salvini.
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He could volunteer to keep American bombers and nuclear-capable submarines and ships from brandishing their weapons on visits to the South — knowing that if needed, in the most extreme nuclear emergency, an American missile could hit the North from Nebraska.
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During the trial, prosecutors relied on dash cam footage showing Proano brandishing his weapon immediately upon exiting his vehicle, pointing it at the car, which was full of black teenagers, and firing 16 shots as they reversed away from him.
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She began volunteering as a clinic escort, helping patients make it through the gauntlet of anti-abortion protesters who often throng outside of providers, brandishing signs bearing graphic, zoomed-in images of embryos and pamphlets about the evils of abortion.
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Redmond was charged earlier this month with a long list of offenses, including one count of attempted murder, two counts of assault with a deadly weapon, one count of criminal threats, one count of brandishing a knife and one count of battery.
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"We are known for the Sydney Opera House; to use it to advertise a horse race is just taking advantage of it," said Aideen Keane, 16, brandishing a torch as she sat on the Opera House steps, with her mother, Lesa Hogan.
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They turned up alamat al-saa, "signs of the hour", including the race to construct sky-high buildings, the rising of the sun in the west and an army brandishing black banners in the east—all signs that Zarqawi's devotees claimed to discern.
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White supremacists marched into Charlottesville, Virginia, on Saturday brandishing shields, batons, and pepper spray, and the result was shocking violence — with the deaths of a young woman who was run over by a car, and two police officers killed in a helicopter crash.
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Sharp Objects doesn't have any impulse to soften its story — it presents its own fucked-upness unapologetically, revealing a goth streak alongside all the floral prints and cocktails on the veranda, and brandishing a femininity that has nothing sweet or soft about it.
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"We do not need men who have 'full powers', but people who have institutional culture and a sense of responsibility," he said in an hour-long speech in which he also denounced Salvini's habit of brandishing the cross at his political rallies.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian police wrestled to the ground a woman in a hijab brandishing the severed head of a child outside a Moscow metro station on Monday and charged her with murder, in an incident that stirred fears of an Islamist terrorist attack.
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On March 210, crowds assembled in Maarat al-Numaan, a town in northwestern Idlib province, for the second week running, brandishing the three-starred revolutionary flag of the Free Syrian Army (FSA) and chanting for the downfall of President Bashar al-Assad's regime.
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On March 11, crowds assembled in Maarat al-Numaan, a town in northwestern Idlib province, for the second week running, brandishing the three-starred revolutionary flag of the Free Syrian Army (FSA) and chanting for the downfall of President Bashar al-Assad's regime.
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"As [López] spoke on a highway overpass, troops loyal to Maduro sporadically fired tear gas from inside the adjacent Carlota air base as the crowd of a few hundred civilians, some of them brandishing Venezuelan flags, scurried for cover," the AP reports.
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In photos released on Sunday — taken by Matt Porteous — the family of five sat in a den that they had all helped source wood to build and little Louis was seen walking (for the first time in public!) and brandishing a stick.
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" Tamir was playing with a toy gun when a witness had called 911 to report that a person was brandishing a gun in a park, and noted that the person was "probably a juvenile" and that the gun was "probably a fake.
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The recorded killing of Woods, a 26-year-old black man shot by several cops on the street after brandishing a knife, remains a point of contention for many concerned with police malfeasance, and was a key impetus for the COPS Office review.
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Police in body armor and ski masks brandishing machine guns patrolled the airport for four hours while the investigation was under way, stranding scores of passengers who could not get to their parked cars because parts of the airport were sealed off.
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The park is an unofficial meeting ground for retirees at the weekend - and more recently, some have appeared there brandishing photos of Trump and his birth date looking for tips on his next step, said three people who had seen it happen.
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Boyd, who the two officers knew had a history of mental illness and violent crime, was brandishing two knives and was close to a third officer when Perez and Sandy opened fire on him, according to the statement and prior trial testimony.
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Cryan acknowledged that Deutsche Bank's recent share price decline and movement in credit default swap spreads had weighed on staff morale, but stressed the bank's strengths, even brandishing a smartphone with a new banking app above his head for the audience to see.
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But just as striking is what he's doing as he says it: brandishing a revolver in each hand, Tarantino-style, holding off a room full of white men as he raids a U.S. marshal's lockup to free a group of fellow slaves.
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Mr. Rahami would later show a prized photograph to a neighbor who served in the Marines in Afghanistan: of himself as a young man, a traditional brown pakol perched on his head, with three or four other men, all brandishing AK-47 rifles.
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He said the family had come away with more questions than answers and a different interpretation from the account offered by the police, who have said that Mr. Scott, 43, was shot after he got out of his car brandishing a gun.
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Gripping footage shows the man climbing on the roof of an SUV stopped at an intersection, brandishing his knife and yelling "Allahu Albar" and "shoot me in the fucking head," before he was restrained by a group of men who had pursued him.
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When he arrived, he found Sanchez on the porch of the Oklahoma City home, brandishing a 2-foot metal pipe that was wrapped in some material and had a loop on the end that could fit over a person's wrist, Mathews said. Sgt.
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It was left for the people of Charlottesville to take care of each other—people like elder-care worker Corey Long, featured in an instantly iconic photo standing between an elderly man and an armed man brandishing a Confederate flag as a weapon.
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It's so, so satisfying, seeing your footsteps played back to you at the press of a button—and it really fires up the short-term nostalgia, stirring recollections of early encounters with enemies brandishing nothing more than rusty shields and tree branches.
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The county sheriff, William D. Snyder, said Ms. Zhu had tearfully told deputies and a public defender about how her passport was kept from her in a locked safe and how the woman she worked for once threatened her by brandishing a gun.
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Young people brandishing knives and machetes joined the unruly mourning processions, and the city's police made more than 100 arrests for public disorder offenses, seizing dozens of weapons and confiscating 30 cars used in the processions, according to Hashmat Stanikzai, a police spokesman.
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A grand jury in Columbus, Ohio, declined on Friday to indict a white police officer who fatally shot a 13-year-old black boy who was brandishing a BB gun, finding that the officer's actions were justified, city officials and the police said.
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An amiable fifty-four-year-old with a long wisp of chin hair, he had grown rounder and softer since his own whale-hunting days, when he once helped repel a polar bear nosing into his tent by brandishing a cast-iron skillet.
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Whether he's testing people on South Park's dreidel song, giving then swiftly taking away menorahs, awarding people Christmas trees with the Glitter soundtrack as a star, or just generally brandishing that microphone in people's faces, this is a full-on Christmas miracle.
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Brandishing an ax in his ad, he ticks off his less-than-progressive record — a split with many in his party on the Bush tax cuts, a split with the "liberal left" over defense spending — while literally splitting hunks of wood in half.
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BERLIN/LONDON (Reuters) - America's closest allies condemned U.S. President Donald Trump in unusually strong and personal terms on Wednesday after he put part of the blame for violent clashes in the state of Virginia on those marching against gun-brandishing neo-Nazis.
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In many respects, "Life" feels like a throwback to the 1950s, the sort of movie where, at that time, the grown-up monster would have been a guy in a suit brandishing rubbery limbs, and audiences would have been encouraged to scream their heads off.
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Images of teens brandishing assault rifles and stories of shootouts between drug traffickers have struck an ominous tone, with coverage suggesting the Marvelous City is on the brink of civil war—right around the corner from where Simone Biles will be dismounting her balance beam.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The two rivals in France's presidential election clashed on Wednesday over the euro, with the far right's Marine Le Pen accusing centrist Emmanuel Macron of brandishing "project fear" while he said her plans to ditch the currency would be fatal for the country.
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QUETTA, Pakistan/DOHA (Reuters) - A group of Pakistani villagers brandishing guns and knives attacked the convoy of a Qatar royal family member on an expedition to hunt the houbara bustard, a rare bird whose meat is prized by Arab sheikhs, officials said on Monday.
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While the pair appeared calm enough as they prepared to enter a Purge-themed maze, before they could even take a step toward the entrance of the haunted house, a figure brandishing a blood-stained weapon ran up behind them, giving them an unexpected fright.
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The person who shot the June 15 footage at Westgate Elementary School in Lakewood tells us the violence began when a woman walked onto the field brandishing a baseball bat as a weapon ... and a male parent tried to take it away from her.
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Sterling, a father of five, was 37 when he was gunned down on by police on July 5 in Baton Rouge after a homeless man called authorities reporting that he was brandishing a firearm; a coworker said he had the gun to protect against robbery.
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ORAN, Algeria — For some years now, certain videos posted on Facebook, Algerians' preferred social network, have been causing a sensation here: They show groups of young Algerians brandishing smartphones and singing, taking videos of one another as they laugh, looking at once happy and worried.
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For weeks, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has been building what he calls a "peaceful pressure" campaign, roping international partners into a broad effort to push the Democratic People's Republic of Korea to stop brandishing its missiles and weapons and come to the negotiating table.
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The family sat in a den that they had all helped source wood to build, while George and Charlotte took off their shoes and dipped their feet in the stream beneath a waterfall, and little Louis, 12 months, was seen walking and brandishing a stick.
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In the clouded ether of our subconscious, we can see Wes Morgan lifting the Premier League trophy, and an open-top bus parade featuring Marc Albrighton, and Jamie Vardy calling his own doppelganger "a full-kit wanker" while brandishing a bottle of cheap lager beer.
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It rarely travels down any strictly "fan service" paths, offering a few nods here and there to some more niche aspects of Castlevania lore, but nothing that really has the fanboy inside of you screaming at the TV, angrily brandishing your replica Vampire Killer.
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And as trade war tensions mount, the people I spoke to in rural Yunnan seemed sympathetic to the narrative out of Beijing: The United States is an aggressor brandishing both tanks and tariffs, while China and its peaceful rise occupy the moral high ground.
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"People who see this video will feel a stab of pain: officers wearing law enforcement uniforms brandishing clubs, striking women and children cowering at the foot of a wall, the scene filled with cries," read a commentary published on Monday by The Beijing News.
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Kemp edged out Democrat Stacey Abrams, after all, by running as Trump with a Deep-South Drawl—brandishing his shotgun at a teenage boy, threatening to personally round up "criminal illegals" and run them out of the state, painting Abrams as the new Angela Davis.
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But the Euros will inevitably leave their cigarettes and trash lying around, which will result in an attack from The Stardust Vagabonds, who bum-rush the Europeans in order to take revenge, brandishing their light-up toys, beaded dreadlocks violently flopping in the wind.
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Speaking earlier on Friday with reporters in Phoenix, Mr. Sanders also condemned Mr. Biden's votes as a senator on trade agreements, while brandishing new attacks over Mr. Biden's record on federal funding for abortions, same-sex marriage and the former "don't ask, don't tell" policy.
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Packed into a small hearing room in a nondescript building near City Hall this afternoon, some 40 protesters sat and stood, mostly in silence, brandishing signs accusing the Loft Board and the Department of Buildings of favoring real estate developers and landlords over tenants.
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Groups like Identity Evropa have come to their events, and Patriot Prayer has ties with members of groups like the Proud Boys, including Kyle Chapman — also known as "Based Stickman" — who was recently charged with brandishing a leaded stick at another rally in Berkeley.
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Herdsmen on foot used bastoni, long curved sticks, to whack the rumps of any cows who veered too far off the path, while the cowboys on horseback patrolled the edges of the line, whooping "oh-oh, ay ay" and brandishing their own bastoni when needed.
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His deputy, Anthony Eden (Jeremy Northam), wants to depose him, but Eden has health troubles, too — one particularly heated argument between the two men ends with the deputy brandishing a "clean bill of health," something I, at least, had never seen in physical form.
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What happened at the Unite the Right protest in Charlottesville was the real article: a gathering of proud white supremacists, neo-Nazis and fellow travelers brandishing torches and flags and a Dodge Challenger in order to terrify residents, kill a counterprotester and injure 19 others.
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It was an inglorious homecoming for a man who had been known for brandishing a machete while making defiant nationalist speeches and living a lavish, libertine life off drug-trade riches, complete with luxurious mansions, cocaine-fueled parties and voluminous collections of antique guns.
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The incident, which was filmed by a Hong Kong-based production company called Cupid Producers, showed a police officer grabbing one protester in an intersection and then brandishing his gun and firing at a different man wearing black, his face obscured by a scarf.
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In this pristine example, Aidy Bryant and Kate McKinnon barely manage to keep their cool during a Weekend Update segment that has them brandishing a basket full of raw meat that apparently spoiled after it was left out for too long under the stage lights.
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Law enforcement officials are still investigating what led a man to drive down a Lower Manhattan bike path for 113 blocks, crash his truck into a school bus, and emerge brandishing paintball and BB guns, in a horrific terror attack on the afternoon of Halloween.
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Law enforcement officials are still investigating what led a man to drive down a Lower Manhattan bike path for 20 blocks, crash his truck into a school bus, and emerge brandishing paintball and BB guns, in a horrific terror attack on the afternoon of Halloween.
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This week, workers at a McDonald's in Chicago filed a complaint with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration over violence they said they face at their jobs, including bloody fist fights, violent attacks on employees by customers, and customers brandishing firearms and threatening serious bodily harm.
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Kendrick Castillo, an 18-year old student at STEM School Highlands Ranch in Colorado, was watching The Princess Bride in his British lit class when classmate Devon Erickson, one of two armed shooters — both students at the school — entered the classroom in May brandishing a handgun.
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After meeting with a group of coal mining executives, local business leaders and politicians, Trump took the stage Wednesday brandishing a bright yellow "Trump digs coal" rally sign, underscoring his support for the coal industry -- and the voters in this region whose economy relies on the industry.
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Yahoo Style notes that Adams has been a longtime fan of Camuto goods, having worn the brand's Astar sandals (priced at a wallet-friendly $129) earlier this week and brandishing a crossbody bag from Louise et Cie, a subdivision of the company, while arriving at LAX.
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A crab was found brandishing a knife at a passerby in Brazil It's not clear where the grumpy crustacean acquired its weapon, but apparently this is not the first time a crab has been seen attempting to improve on its natural defenses with some shiny, new cutlery.
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PARIS, May 3 (Reuters) - The two rivals in France's presidential election clashed on Wednesday over the euro, with the far right's Marine Le Pen accusing centrist Emmanuel Macron of brandishing "project fear" while he said her plans to ditch the currency would be fatal for the country.
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But his relentless fixation on Mr. McCain was more reminiscent of an election-year feud Mr. Trump escalated against a Gold Star father, Khizr Khan, who spoke at the Democratic National Convention, and, brandishing a pocket Constitution, challenged Mr. Trump for smearing the character of Muslims.
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The man who died after jumping out of the walk-in freezer of a popular Manhattan eatery over the weekend brandishing a knife and shouting "away Satan" was facing murder charges in the 21993 shooting of two men in Boston, law enforcement authorities said on Monday.
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But after a decade of trying, they have failed to deliver what they view as the coup de grâce: seizing control of the Mongols' trademarked logo, a drawing of a brawny Genghis Khan-like figure sporting a queue and sunglasses, riding a chopper while brandishing a sword.
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Even as the riot was unfolding, the Islamic State's propaganda arm uploaded videos and photos that it claimed were from inside the detention center, showing executed hostages and detainees brandishing weapons, raising the black flag of the Islamic State and pledging allegiance to the group's leader.
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Editorial Notebook The city's summer tourist season is ending, but visitors still crowd four and five deep in neck-craning hubbubs, brandishing phones to take close-ups and grinning selfies and somehow partake of "Starry Night," the van Gogh masterpiece at the Museum of Modern Art.
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Cole distinguished himself by referencing the sport's labor champions from long before his time, thoughtfully considering questions about expectations of multiple titles, and, in a grand flourish, brandishing the sign he took to the World Series in 2001, when he was 183 and cheering on the Yankees.
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Kroc strides onto a golf course brandishing a substandard burger and raging about lettuce, and, when he loses his heart to a woman named Joan Smith (Linda Cardellini), they seal their love, in a late-night call, by discussing foot traffic in one of the franchise outlets.
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Mr. Masood plowed a rented Hyundai sport utility vehicle through pedestrians on the Westminster Bridge, killing two and injuring at least 40; crashed the vehicle into a fence; and then emerged brandishing knives to fatally stab the constable before other police officers shot and killed him.
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The People's Vote Protest, organized by anti-Brexit groups led by Open Britain, marched through central London to Parliament while brandishing EU flags and calling for a second vote on whatever divorce deal is agreed between Britain and the EU. The group put the number of protesters at 100,000.
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Adorned in blue and gold body paint and quasi-ceremonial garb with wild patterns, Akoi-Jackson silently wandered the gallery with hands open beatifically, intermittently brandishing a handsaw or a decanter of water; gallery aides instructed participants to don red jumpsuits and file timed paperwork to some undefined end.
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Put aside the lengthy debate that will inevitably ensue, and there are at least two facts on which everyone agrees: Baton Rouge, Louisiana, police say they were responding to a report of a man brandishing a gun, and Sterling died of multiple gunshot wounds after an altercation with police.
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Investigators worked through the night to determine what led a truck driver to plow down people on a riverfront bike path near the World Trade Center, brandishing air guns and yelling "God is great" in Arabic as his deadly route of terror ended with a crash, authorities said.
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Mark Zuckerberg is no longer a hero brandishing a $230 million check in a well-meaning attempt to save Newark's schools, like Booker once described him — he is a bogeyman who badly mishandled our last election and is now as divisive as any of the people running for president.
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As official rates rise, even if by just 19773-basis-point increments, the cost of money goes up across the board for families looking to buy houses, drivers trading in their cars, teenagers heading to college or consumers brandishing credit cards at the mall – and even for property moguls.
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He tracks the way the groups communicate among their members, and spotlights how brazen many were about parading through the public square spouting racist and anti-Semitic rhetoric -- brandishing torches while chanting "Jews will not replace us" -- as well as videos of their training regimen and recruitment techniques.
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The video is for her track "Hey Hey Hey" and you can watch it above, like I did, and wonder whether it's a thinly-veiled advert for iPhones or a statement for women empowerment (she channels Joan of Arc, at one point, brandishing a sword in a rainbow dress).
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And yes, though most of us probably haven't showed up at a radio station brandishing an axe and yelling that we want to hear Insane Clown Posse's "My Axe" played on that radio station, we can potentially understand the motivation that might move someone to do so. Potentially.
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On the internet, Mr. Trump is invoked by anonymous followers brandishing stark expressions of hate and anti-Semitism, surprisingly amplified this month when Mr. Trump tweeted a graphic depicting Hillary Clinton's face with piles of cash and a six-pointed star that many viewed as a Star of David.
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The government supplemented the second day of testimony with clips of surveillance videos from the attacks, including footage of Mr. Ubben and two other agents as they emerged from a villa, each wearing body armor and brandishing rifles, and prepared to drive an armored vehicle to the burning building.
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Maxine Waters became an icon of the movement not only for her staunch opposition to Trump, but especially for her brandishing of congressional procedure that she was "reclaiming my time," as she confronted Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin for seemingly stalling during a House Financial Services Committee hearing in July.
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What made it all the more striking and complicated is that the photo — shiny metal tracks snaking through the deserted tunnel past a skeleton, a toothy gorilla, a painted owl, a devil, a figure dressed in a straw hat and (improbably!) a bikini, brandishing a scythe — is extraordinarily beautiful.
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Brian Robinson, a communications consultant who previously worked for Nathan Deal, the state's former Republican governor, noted that Mr. Kemp, who ran as a shotgun-brandishing Trumpist candidate in 2018, struggled to win over such women in his narrow victory last year over Stacey Abrams, the Democratic candidate.
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The peaceful encounter took place more than 100 miles south of Cleveland, where former Cleveland police officer Timothy Loehmann in 2014 shot and killed 12-year-old Tamir Rice, who was African-American, after a witness called 911 to report that someone was brandishing a gun in a park.
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The legendary songwriting and production duo's roll call reads like who's who of Grammy-brandishing alumni, and in their 30-plus years in the game they've worked with (amongst others): Janet Jackson, Michael Jackson, Prince, Luther Vandross, Usher, Beyonce, Mariah Carey, Shaggy, Gwen Stefani, TLC, and Kanye West.
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It came from the cognitive dissonance of seeing an actor whose onscreen persona had previously run so heavily toward the funny-snarky-sensitive now surrounded by machismo, brandishing an assault rifle, muttering about government incompetence, and barking frustration at CIA agents who are portrayed as arrogant, sniveling Ivy League snobs.
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Take a look at video on your screen after smashing his truck into the school bus, that suspect exited the truck and many witnesses heard him say, Allahu Akbar before brandishing what looks like two handguns we later learned that he was holding a pellet gun and a paint ball gun.
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Burns, Oregon (Reuters) - Tension flared in the deeply divided town of Burns, Oregon, on Monday as 500 demonstrators on both sides of an armed occupation of a federal wildlife refuge squared off, brandishing signs and yelling at each other days after one of the occupiers was shot dead by state police.
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Major opposition marches took place across the oil-rich nation of 30 million on Saturday, with protesters in Caracas brandishing placards that read "No More dictatorship in Venezuela" while in the volatile border city of San Cristobal masked youths threw rocks, and a Reuters witness saw two protesters wielding machetes.
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The 31 miners and five rescue workers who perished in Vorkuta in February were barely covered on the nightly Russian news; the macabre story of an Uzbek nanny brandishing the severed head of a four-year-old girl outside a Moscow metro station received almost no mention on the state channels.
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That September, the Yale Daily News published a photo showing members of now-Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh's fraternity (he was a sophomore at the time and not pictured) brandishing a woman's underwear, feeding the perception that he spent much of his young life embroiled in an atmosphere of toxic masculinity.
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Leung Kwok-hung, known as "long hair" for his signature hairstyle and affection for Che Guevara t-shirts, was disqualified as a lawmaker earlier this month for brandishing a yellow umbrella, a symbol of the mass pro-democracy street occupations in 2014, and truncating his oath during his swearing in.
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The "Jersey Shore" star showed up in an L.A. courtroom Friday morning, sporting a suit and tie for his arraignment, and entered his not guilty plea to the 7 misdemeanors he's facing -- domestic violence, child endangerment, brandishing a weapon, criminal threats, false imprisonment [of Jen], and 2 counts of resisting arrest.
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Of course, nobody has accused Cohen of personally brandishing a baseball bat to get the job done, and "Ray Donovan" -- the series and the guy -- has a lot more to accomplish this season, which sees the character wrestling with whether he has the will to continue after losing his beloved wife.
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It later emerged that FCC staffers backstage had prevented the NRA from bringing out the "musket" for fear of violating ethics regulations—and also, no doubt, wanting to avoid the spectacle of the enemy of net neutrality brandishing a firearm, the week after a deadly school shooting that had ignited massive protests.
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In what will probably be one of the most enduring images from this season of Feud, Joan — glittering with diamonds in a blood-red gown and elbow-length gloves — bursts into the theater from the rear, feebly brandishing an axe at delighted teenage audience members who laugh and pelt her with popcorn.
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Visiting Portland, a liberal downstate city, Mr. Trump was repeatedly interrupted by young demonstrators brandishing pocket-size copies of the Constitution — a reference to Khizr Khan, the father of an American soldier killed in Iraq, who charged during the Democratic National Convention last week that Mr. Trump had never read the document.
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For those who skipped the Commodore and Apple II eras, who didn't have a Videotex installed in their televisions, and had no idea who Commander Keen even was, this was the moment in time when they joined the internet revolution, brandishing their their AOL or Hotmail addresses for all the world to see.
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Here's an old dude with a monocle and a bowler hat, sloshing a bone china cup of tea (barely a splash of milk in there, too) in his left hand and brandishing the kind of blade that Ancestral Brits Abroad would have used to cut through foreign undergrowth on their march of colonization.
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They are wrong.) Or, perhaps most notably, the Wyoming, Minnesota, Police Department (yes, there's a city called "Wyoming" in Minnesota), who last April shared a series of "stoner traps" on 4/20, one of which featured an officer brandishing a net and approaching a neat pile of snack food and video games.
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On Friday afternoon, Mr. Buttigieg and Mr. Sanders both claimed victory in Iowa on different grounds, with Mr. Sanders brandishing his lead in the popular vote and Mr. Buttigieg staking his claim on a hairbreadth lead over Mr. Sanders in state delegates, the traditional metric for judging a winner in the caucuses there.
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The deputy started to head back to his patrol vehicle, and within three to five seconds, the door on the driver's side of the stopped car opened and the driver, brandishing a gun, ran up behind the deputy and "basically ambushed" him, shooting him in the back of the head, Major Lee said.
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Much like Leonardo DiCaprio's character Jordan Belfort, Peggy is fixated on using money and power to buy her way into a better life, but unlike Belfort, she's much younger and far more chaotic in her methods (we see her brandishing a gun and kicking a man in the groin at some point).
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As we reported ... Ronnie pled not guilty last month to a laundry list of misdemeanors stemming from an October incident with Jen and their 20-month daughter, Ariana, in L.A. He's facing 7 misdemeanors -- domestic violence, child endangerment, brandishing a weapon, criminal threats, false imprisonment [of Jen] and 2 counts of resisting arrest.
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Then voters will have to decide if they are willing to elect a President whose impact is already reaching far beyond the nation's borders, triggering palpable concern abroad at the prospect of 70 years of the post-World War II international order being torn up by a foreign policy neophyte brandishing an "America First" slogan.
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Fields was pictured at the rally among the fascist Vanguard America group, wearing their uniform of white polos and khaki pants and brandishing a shield with their logo of two fasces crossed in an X. This image appears to give us a clear understanding of what fascism looks like and where it can be opposed.
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And the Venetian activist group focused on preserving the city's local identity, Generation 90, helped to organize a protest where locals walked the length of Venice brandishing shopping trolleys as they chanted "watch your legs, I have my trolley!" a common refrain heard around Venice as local people struggle to move through throngs of tourists.
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Likewise, on January 21971, 22019, In a cartoon labeled "I, Donald," Rogers depicted Trump in a tutu and brandishing a length of pipe as he ice-skates around a fallen female rival bearing the initials "FBI" — an allusion to I, Tonya (2017), the film about the controversial figure skater Tonya Harding — to illustrate Trump's thuggish lawlessness.
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Surveillance video from the mall in Burlington, around 65 miles (105 km) north of Seattle, showed the gunman walked into the shopping center without a rifle, but later caught him brandishing the weapon, Mount Vernon Police Lieutenant Chris Cammock said The rifle was later recovered at the mall, said Cammock, commander of the Skagit County Multi-Agency Response Team.
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The night before Philando Castile was killed by the police in Minnesota, 37-year-old Alton Sterling was killed by the police in Baton Rouge, La. Two Baton Rouge officers, Blane Salamoni and Howie Lake II, responded to a 911 call that a man was brandishing a gun at Triple S Food Mart, a local convenience store.
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The shooting occurred at the tail end of a rally in response to the killings by police of Alton Sterling in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and Philando Castile in a suburb of St. Paul, Minnesota — both black men who had guns with them when they were killed, but did not appear to be brandishing them or violating any gun laws.
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Dramatic video footage captured at the scene shows the gunman slowly and deliberately walking back and forth behind the podium where the ambassador had just been standing moments before, brandishing his gun and aggressively raising his finger in the air as he delivers his message of wrath and blood right at the microphones pointed at his face.
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Setting the tone of the race, perhaps more than anyone, is Mr. Kemp, Georgia's longtime secretary of state, who has run TV ads that feature him brandishing various guns, revving up a chain saw to "rip up some regulations" and declaring, in his drawly baritone, that he would use his "big truck" to "round up" criminal undocumented immigrants.
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The country also recoiled at a 2018 case in a gated community in Chennai, where an 11-year-old girl was repeatedly raped by several men who lured her with soft drinks laced with drugs, and filmed themselves assaulting her, brandishing knives and threatening to release the videos if the girl told her family, the police said.
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In addition to the shouts, protesters waved placards and used a projector to illuminate their demands against Lam's face and the wall behind her, according to the AP. Lam initially left and returned 20 minutes later to attempt to deliver the speech, but was interrupted yet again by a lawmaker who climbed onto a desk brandishing a placard.
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He says he grabbed an iron pipe he had handy for just such a confrontation and sprinted out to join the battle against the robbers who were smashing the front of Past & Future Times with hammers, trying to get to the store's high-end watches, while other gangsters brandishing machetes formed a menacing shield around them.
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The pair is located in Midwood, at Coney Island Avenue and Avenue I. The larger one features what looks like a real estate developer (equipped with both a briefcase and a hardhat) brandishing a whip in the shape a rising red line graph, while a procession of children, a woman, an elderly person, and a dog flee.
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