The Army in 2017 also began a rotation of aviation brigades to support the new armored brigades.
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The amendment failed, and the Army is planning to go to 30 active duty brigades and 28 National Guard brigades.
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The Army, for example, now has 2628 brigades rated as combat ready, versus only 28503 ready brigades two years ago.
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An experiment with women in the Infantry Brigades did not go well either, resulting in the continued exclusion of women from Infantry Brigades.
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These are troops that are specifically trained by our US Army to go out in the field and you apply them with the brigades, the Afghan brigades.
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Dissent grew over the months since the Misurata brigades were deployed to control towns and oil terminals far from home, and ordered to pursue the Zintani brigades beyond Tripoli.
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"Les Brigades de la Mer" recounts one of the least known and most beautiful episodes in the history of the international brigades that formed to fight nascent fascism in Spain in 1936.
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Groups of men dressed as ersatz women called Wench Brigades, as well as their like-minded counterparts the Comic Brigades, often delve into political satire — hence this year's inflammatory "Wench Lives Matter" signs.
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With no national army, these brigades are key power brokers.
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By 1938, the International Brigades were withdrawing from the country.
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Fire brigades lack the manpower and resources to control them.
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The Army plans to stand up six of the brigades.
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The Fire Brigades Union issued a statement that called Mrs.
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He led the Dawn Brigades, a force of 3,400 fighters.
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I think we need to put in some armored brigades there.
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"The Red Brigades have really gone mad," he sang in 1980.
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Brigades have been more heavily armed than usual around the capital.
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Another militia, the Misrata Brigades, dominate a port to Benghazi's west.
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The Qassam Brigades did not reply to several requests for comment.
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Milley expects the six brigades will be operational within two years.
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The anti-Hoover brigades have been at it for a while.
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The Qassam Brigades did not reply to several requests for comment.
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Citizen brigades bent on stopping the brothers sprang up on Reddit.
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The Trump administration has targeted the al-Ashtar Brigades with sanctions before.
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The anti-gentrification brigades often cite anecdotes from residents forced to move.
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They have been attributed to the al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades and Hamas.
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International brigades of Sunnis and Shias now confront each other in Syria.
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Most of the holdouts are members of the two companies' fire brigades.
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Only a handful of the Army's stateside brigades are ready for combat.
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Hamas identified its commander killed as Nour Baraka of the Qassam Brigades.
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Many Libyans believe elements of the Brigades have received support from Qatar.
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Rodriquez Besosa drove volunteer brigades from farm to farm around the island.
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NATO has put multinational brigades in the three Baltic states and Poland.
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Everyone wanted to participate in voluntary construction brigades; there was such patriotism.
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In the summer of 2014, at least two brigades opposed orders to fight rival brigades from Zintan for control of Tripoli, but they risked being denounced as traitors and so took part reluctantly, according to several fighters interviewed.
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The organization is now called Saraya al-Salam, which means the Peace Brigades.
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It organized the International Brigades, which brought in volunteers from around the world.
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Medical missions, medical brigades, volunteering through a private company—the possibilities are endless.
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Hamas has said Tehran is the biggest backer of the al-Qassam Brigades.
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Right now, it seems like pro-Sanders online brigades are making that harder.
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The conference was promoted by the Qassam Brigades, the military wing of Hamas.
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Allied forces on the island were quickly reorganized into East and West Brigades.
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Your brain at this moment is composed of brigades of tiny Bolivian soldiers.
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"Army aviation was required to reduce the number of combat aviation brigades in the active component, so we went from 13 combat aviation brigades down to 11," Francis said Wednesday at the 2019 Association of the United States Army's annual meeting.
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He added that the militants were from the Islamic State-affiliated Yarmouk Martyrs Brigades.
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"The brigades are responsible for the loss of the latest areas," said Abu Ali.
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Global Brigades has a chapter at Columbia but is not affiliated with the university.
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Ms. Bordeau said her university also had students volunteering with Global Brigades in Honduras.
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Smaller brigades may ally with Misrata because their interests are threatened by Islamic State.
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Another member of IBAMA fire brigades extinguishes the smoldering remains of a fire here.
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"Since 2013 ... we have formed four divisions, nine brigades and 22 regiments," he said.
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The Libyan forces are composed mainly of brigades from the western city of Misrata.
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His father fought in the International Brigades in the Spanish Civil War, against Franco.
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Either way, the bot reminds us of the real people behind the Twitter brigades.
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The Misuratan brigades began their drive toward Islamic State positions in Surt in May.
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These brigades reportedly work for more than 12 hours per day for ten years.
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He said Russia satellites and drones had spotted militant brigades at the U.S. base.
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He said Russia satellites and drones had spotted militant brigades at the U.S. base.
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Subsequently he became a high-ranking member of Hamas' secretive military wing, the Qassam Brigades.
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The Azzam Brigades are designated by the U.S. State Department as a foreign terrorist organization.
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A previous attempt by the Benghazi Defence Brigades (BDB) to capture the ports had failed.
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He also cited advances by army brigades in areas around Falluja as signs of success.
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Currently, there is only budget for four brigades to receive this life-saving, futuristic shield.
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Of course, that didn't stop the culture wars brigades from getting their culture wars on.
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S.- and Turkish-backed opposition brigades" had taken the town after days of intense "U.
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Both are supported by loose alliances of armed brigades of rebels who once fought Gaddafi.
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Both are backed by loose alliances of armed brigades of rebels who once fought Gaddafi.
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Steve Warren, spokesman for the campaign against ISIS, said retaking Mosul could require eight brigades.
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In the end, it took four elite brigades to stop three gunmen, the report said.
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That alliance is now splintered and some powerful brigades have pledged support for the GNA.
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The airstrikes have revived a stalled military assault that Libyan brigades launched earlier this summer.
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And there are numerous smaller groups and brigades, which control and fight in smaller areas.
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Today, the Democratic race is effectively over, although the Bernie Brigades refuse to admit it.
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Six Iraqi army brigades were standing by to overwhelm the Kurds when the snow melted.
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Five of the names on the IDF list matched those on al Qassam Brigades' list.
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It had been producing more than 230,000 bpd before armed brigades closed it on Sunday.
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More than 280 fire brigades and rescue teams are on site, trying to find survivors.
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A militant group called Abdullah Azzam Brigades, which is linked to al Qaeda, claimed responsibility.
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The group often clashed with Badr Brigades for control of parts of Iraq's Shiite-dominate south.
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At one point the Badr Brigades partnered with Iraqi security forces to fight the Mehdi Army.
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Southern Libya has become a hideout for militant brigades taking advantage of the security vacuum there.
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They had to form rescue brigades to dig through rubble and feed and house the homeless.
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Marxist extremists, notably the Red Brigades, began kidnapping and assassinating "anti-worker" officials: policemen, judges, journalists.
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But there's another factor in the rampant brigades sending wave after wave of attacks against Jones.
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An Islamist-aligned group called the Benghazi Defence Brigades (BDB) claimed credit for downing the helicopter.
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"We're not lowering our guard, we're forming protection brigades," said local business group leader Gilmer Poma.
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Neither McConville nor McCarthy would elaborate on where the brigades could be deployed in the future.
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The governor said an additional 966 brigades would be trickling in over the next three weeks.
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Then the regime unleashed its paramilitary brigades, and the so-called Green Movement was mercilessly suppressed.
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The Red Brigades kidnapped and murdered five-time Christian Democrat prime minister Aldo Moro in 1978.
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In response, American forces carried out missile strikes against Hezbollah Brigades targets in Iraq and Syria.
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Australian comedian Celeste Barber raised more than $26 million in under a week for fire brigades.
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Cuba's medical brigades now serve in over 100 nations, tending to the poorest and most disadvantaged.
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He promised to send at least two more combat brigades, or roughly 10,000 soldiers, to Afghanistan.
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Despite having trained in rigid kitchen brigades in France, Pépin has a surprisingly lenient definition of perfection.
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While these scholars signed in an individual capacity, they carry weight in their respective organizations and brigades.
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Other brigades that back the government advanced last week to the outskirts of Sirte from the west.
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Another rebel backer, Turkey, has indicated that its support for the rebel brigades is far from over.
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The brigades escalated their violence and rhetoric even as they put forward two short-lived truce initiatives.
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And Biden must show he can keep pace with top rivals and their small-donor fundraising brigades.
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Bob Merriman, the young economist who had risen to command the Lincoln Brigades, was killed in battle.
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About seven brigades, three of them heavily armoured, would be needed to prevent this, the study found.
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And the brigades march in tighter or looser formation, but all stop equally short of the edges.
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Back then, civilian brigades also formed, although they took longer to mobilize and didn't work alongside soldiers.
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"We will organize ourselves into brigades," Guaido said, calling on the military to allow the aid through.
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Brigades had yet to search in the beach area, filled with hotels and, probably, bodies of vacationers.
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It doesn't tell me anything about how the first and second armored brigades are going to operate.
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And work brigades, desperate for heating fuel, pried apart wooden houses and buildings all across the city.
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Grain collection brigades from the cities often left peasants in rural areas with meager supplies for themselves.
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Australian comedian Celeste Barber has raised more than $26 million in under a week for fire brigades.
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In Libya pipeline blockades by militia brigades have slashed the OPEC state's output by nearly 400,000 bpd.
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The French Communist leader André Marty went to Spain as a political officer in the International Brigades.
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So far this year, the American-led coalition has trained six brigades of Iraqi border units, about a quarter of the estimated force required to seal the largely barren, desert frontier with Syria, as well as six brigades of federal police and a special Baghdad-based police force.
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Misrata's brigades began the campaign in Sirte after Islamic State advanced north-west toward their city in May.
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Such systems are inevitably and notoriously ruled by chaos, vote brigades, bots, infiltrators, agents provocateur and so on.
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Even Muqtada al-Sadr, a lowly but firebrand Iraqi cleric, renamed his Mahdi Army the Brigades of Peace.
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This phenomenon is called "brigading," and I showed that brigades reduce the future engagement in the attacked community.
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But remnants of al Qaeda brigades remain active and Islamic State has been trying to recruit more people.
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As the government-led advance on Mosul slows, they are calling for the deployment of Iranian-backed brigades.
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Muhammad Deif, the commander of the Qassam Brigades, wanted to use the tunnels before they were all closed.
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And with the materials at hand, if we get those brigades, we can do a lot of progress.
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Local officials say the government and its allies have positioned two recently-trained brigades for a possible attack.
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We will have multiple brigades go down to Puerto Rico to support the recovery efforts on the ground.
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Some 2,800 Americans enlisted in the International Brigades to fight against fascism in defense of the Spanish Republic.
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She defeated the ERA by mobilizing them; her mostly female volunteer brigades harried legislators into rejecting the bill.
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"This delivery marks the first of several that will ultimately outfit four brigades of tanks," a release states.
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While forces from the city of Misrata are fighting Islamic State in Sirte, rival brigades allied to Gen.
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Right now, it seems to be the case that the pro-Sanders online brigades are making that harder.
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He has never acknowledged any contradiction between his avowed hostility to political Islam and his brigades of Salafists.
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Three fighters from the government-backed brigades were killed and around five wounded in Saturday's fighting, he said.
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The brigades have lost dozens of their fighters and seen hundreds wounded in the past month of clashes.
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NSW Rural Fire Service Firefighters and community workers in rural fire brigades are in the thick of it.
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NSW Rural Fire Service Firefighters and community workers in rural fire brigades are in the thick of it.
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Thousands of Syrian government troops had defected by then, joining ragtag brigades of local farmers, students, and hairdressers.
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The brigades continued, and, by February the community began to look a lot more like it does today.
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Two TV stations separately said that two new infantry brigades and armoured units had been mobilised for Gaza.
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This time, Israel has already sent two brigades to Israel's south and plans to call up thousands of reservists.
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From Italy's Red Brigades to Germany's Baader-Meinhof group to the Japanese Red Army, women were at the center.
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"Ghouta's brigades are no longer on the offensive; now they're on the defensive in every battle," Abu Kamal said.
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The frontline had been relatively calm earlier this week as the brigades regrouped after suffering heavy losses last Friday.
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Fighters began to accuse legislators in the General National Congress of using the brigades to further their political ambitions.
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The brigades had already seen 75 of their fighters killed and more than 350 wounded before the latest casualties.
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Followed by The Ghost Brigades, The Last Colony, Zoe's Tale, The Human Division, and The End of All Things
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On Sunday, police motorcycle brigades fired tear gas, and video surfaced showing law enforcement beating up an unarmed man.
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Some 4% killed themselves while committing mass casualty attacks against civilians, and 6% died as propagandists embedded with brigades.
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In a Whatsapp statement sent to journalists, Hamas said the three were members of its armed Qassam Brigades wing.
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A resumption in output at Libya's Sharara oilfield, which had been closed by armed brigades Sunday, fed the concerns.
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The Libyan coast guard is under-equipped and police units are run by some of the competing armed brigades.
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Furthermore, Israel is a very small country with only eight brigades of Armor and Infantry to defend its borders.
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Saudi Arabia is a major regional backer of the rebel brigades fighting to oust Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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The government, which has declared three days of mourning, dispatched forces from the army, coast guard and fire brigades.
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"Sinjar is a city of ghosts," said the Lalesh Brigades' leader Ali Serhan Eissa, also known as Khal Ali.
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Many online polls, which are easily subjected to tampering and organized brigades of voters, indicated Trump won the debates.
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Australian comedian Celeste Barber created a Facebook fundraiser for the Trustee for NSW Rural Fire Service & Brigades Donation Fund.
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That September, I joined surprising brigades of Philadelphia Eagles fans invading the Georgia Dome for the Falcons' home opener.
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Cho said authorities offered him party membership and college entrance if he gave three years service to the brigades.
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Kataeb Hezbollah, also known as Hezbollah Brigades, said 19 fighters were killed and 35 injured, per the Washington Post.
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His interest in Spain began after his grandfather fought in the Spanish Civil War as part of the International Brigades.
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Analysts say his election indicates the growing power of the military wing, al-Qasam Brigades, over the group's political wing.
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MEDICAL DIPLOMACY - AND CASH Cuba periodically sends medical brigades abroad to countries that have suffered natural disasters or health crises.
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A security source described Bilal Mezher as an "important catch", close to Sirajeddine Zureiqat, head of the Abdullah Azzam Brigades.
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If you want to read about youth hacking brigades and "the king of spam," this is the feature for you.
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The Israeli military said it was assigning two brigades to the Gaza area and some reservists were being called up.
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Its brigades already display factional flags, run several secret prisons and raise money by extorting bribes at gunpoint at checkpoints.
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"Teamwork between the brigades … is very important because we can pass off our lessons learned to one another," he explained.
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But the Iraqi force also includes newly minted brigades stood up since the collapse of previous army divisions in 229.
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A coalition led by Hadi al-Amari, the gruff commander of the Iranian-backed Badr Brigades, came third, with 50.
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MEDICAL DIPLOMACY - AND CASH Cuba periodically sends medical brigades abroad to countries that have suffered natural disasters or health crises.
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The Global Brigades website says the three had all recently met their goal of raising $1,653 each for the nonprofit.
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With no national army, brigades of former rebels who once fought together to oust Gaddafi have become powerful competing factions.
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Rival brigades of former rebels backed by competing political factions have turned against each other in a fight for control.
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Even fire brigades have been trained to inspect homes not just for fire safety but for signs of social isolation.
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The group's armed wing, the Qassam Brigades, did not claim responsibility for the attack, but warned of more to come.
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Army leaders have said more than once that the new Security Force Assistance Brigades could soon deploy around the world.
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Whether the Russian web brigades actually affected the outcome of the presidential election, or any other, is impossible to tell.
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Thousands of volunteers from all over the world would join the Republican cause under the mostly-Comintern run International Brigades.
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General Milley has long made the units of advisers, known as Security Forces Assistance Brigades, one of his leading priorities.
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At the time, several rebel groups, including a number of Islamist brigades, had already wrested the city from government control.
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Soldiers are selectively recruited for those Security Force Assistance Brigades instead of taxing regular Army forces for the advisory missions.
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A member of Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigades, a militant group affiliated with Fatah, he died battling Israeli soldiers in 2006.
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They were the first firefighter deaths in a fire season that has overwhelmed the largely volunteer brigades battling the blazes.
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But more advisers, he said, would enable the American-led coalition to work at the level of the Afghan brigades.
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Serraj is backed by Haftar's rivals, armed brigades in the western city of Misrata, and by some factions in Tripoli.
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Since 2014 Libya has had two competing pairs of parliaments and governments, both backed by loose alliances of armed brigades.
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"We urge the international donors responsible for funding ecoguard brigades to take decisive measures to ensure this never happens again."
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If the Army has 33 percent excess capacity, it could theoretically base an additional 19 brigades in the United States.
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The representation of Syria's rebel brigades in the HNC and their continued support for the body is key to its credibility.
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The other dignitaries were a roll-call of conservative Greece: army generals, police officers, priests, municipal administrators and traditional military brigades.
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Global Brigades has said it believes the accident was caused by the bus's engine stalling as it went up a hill.
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The PLA is also turning its divisions (roughly 10,13 troops) into brigades, which are smaller and in theory operationally more flexible.
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Brigades from Misrata, the western town of Zintan and other regions already claim competing legitimacy because of their role ousting Gaddafi.
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The LNA has gradually grown bigger and better equipped but is still heavily dependent on alliances with local brigades and tribes.
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The brigades said on Saturday that they had gained control of a radio building previously used by Islamic State for broadcasting.
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His father fought in the Spanish Civil War in the International Brigades against the fascists, and his mother was a housekeeper.
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But with no real national army, armed brigades are often more loyal to their city or region than the central government.
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The force is mainly composed of brigades from Misrata, a port city about 250 km (155 miles) north west of Sirte.
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The brigades have advanced more swiftly than many expected, though their progress has been hampered by suicide bombers, mines and snipers.
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The brigades will be on nine-month rotations and bring their own equipment with them to use for exercises across Europe.
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The Misrata-led brigades said they had nevertheless managed to take control of new houses in the contested Ghiza Bahriya district.
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Hamas' military wing, al Qassam Brigades, released the names of five people identified as members of the group who were killed.
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ISNA said the drill included rapid reaction units, mobile and offense brigades, and helicopters from the Army Ground Force's Air Unit.
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Fire brigades have received money from Nicole Kidman and her husband, Keith Urban, as well as from Metallica and Kylie Jenner.
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The brigades are selected along elite criteria but have struggled to attract and retain soldiers over fears these assignments won't help their careers,"Africa and East Asia in particular" are two potential destinations, acting Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy said at the same event, adding that the brigades' unique capabilities would be of value in those regions.
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His militia, reconstituted after the extremists of the Islamic State captured Mosul in the summer of 2014, was renamed the Peace Brigades.
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According to Gaza's ministry of health, five of the seven people killed were from the al-Quds Brigades, a militant Islamic group.
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His seizure of oil ports could provoke a response from powerful western-based brigades allied with the government and deepen regional divisions.
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The Pentagon has offered to send American advisers with Iraqi brigades on the battlefield instead of restricting them to bases inside Iraq.
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His seizure of the ports risks a response from powerful western brigades allied with the government and a deepening of regional divisions.
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Men fighting with the Golden Brigades of the Iraqi forces call in to report the liberation of the Christian town of Bartella.
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And we&aposre working mutual aid to get brigades into Puerto Rico, so that we can get our energy grid back up.
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Drones are already used by fire brigades; some helped to survey for damage at Grenfell Tower after the calamitous fire last year.
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"Post-storm brigades" of divers conduct rapid repairs, often involving drilling metal rods into the reef or using cement to reattach coral.
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"He was in command of the Defense Brigades – the country's elite commando troops – in the 1980s," the group said in a statement.
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Iran's government provides a few weeks of training and flies the men to Syria, where they join one of the Afghan brigades.
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LNA brigades launched a ground offensive in Derna last month after encircling and largely blockading the city over the past two years.
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They also listed the Benghazi Defence Brigades (BDB), a group that has tried to revive armed opposition to Haftar since last year.
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Milley said the Army would stand up the assistance brigades after four Army soldiers were killed and two were injured on Oct.
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Haftar's seizure of ports risks a response from brigades allied with the government in western Libya and a deepening of regional divisions.
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Coming to the rescue are the "North Forces" representing NATO — United States Marines and brigades of soldiers from Norway, Sweden and Canada.
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Kurdish forces handed over Sinjar without a fight to the Lalesh Brigades, a Yazidi militia backed by Baghdad's Shiite paramilitary forces (PMF).
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Qassam Brigades, the armed wing of Hamas, released a statement late on Saturday vowing retaliation for the deaths of the two children.
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In Manhattan, the New-York Historical Society, sends out its "history brigades" to events like Occupy Wall Street and the Women's March.
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"They run hisba patrols in the camp," one official said, referring to the all-female morality police brigades that roamed ISIS cities.
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After Portugal emerged from dictatorship in the 1970s, joining the volunteer fire brigades became a badge of honor in Portugal's democratic society.
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It would allow American officers to more closely advise Afghan brigades, train more Afghan special operations forces and call in American firepower.
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There is no reason beyond stubbornness to maintain bases for 17 brigades that even defense hawks believe the Army does not need.
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Or will the training Brigades add a professional methodology to the Army's often slapdash, perfunctory and unsystematic, attempts at establishing "allied" armies?
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Outside of war zones, terrorist deaths are far lower than they were in the heyday of the Weathermen, IRA, and Red Brigades.
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During the heyday of the Red Brigades and Irish Republican Army, rates of death and terrorism were higher than they are now.
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A group of 13 military councils and brigades in western Libya issued a statement saying that the Paris initiative did not represent them.
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U.N. peacekeepers had to step when tension flared in between Moroccan forces and Polisario brigades in the buffer zone near the Mauritania border.
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The students were said to be on their way to the airport to fly home after doing work for humanitarian group Global Brigades.
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The rise of markets and growing public resentment toward forced labour have eroded the quality of labour at most brigades nationwide, defectors say.
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Some Israelis came to regret that choice as they watched him become a commander in the Qassam Brigades, the armed wing of Hamas.
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The government-backed brigades launched their campaign to capture Sirte in May, counter-attacking after Islamic State advanced up the coast toward Misrata.
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But when convoys of residents tried to approach the town last week from the west, armed men from GNA-linked brigades halted them.
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In her late teens, like millions of other urban youths, she was dispatched to the countryside to take part in peasant-run brigades.
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Iraqi commanders estimate the Mosul offensive will take between eight to 12 brigades — which would mean approximately 85033 U.S. troops could take part.
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Forces led by brigades from the western city of Misrata launched a counter-attack against the jihadist group in May, and since Aug.
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Late on Monday large groups of fighters from the brigades held a parade in Sirte, firing in the air to celebrate their progress.
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" He admitted that he had kept money meant for the brigades, and thus, said his sister Buthaina, 23, "began the telenovela of torture.
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Among them were round-the-clock patrols, mandated by local fire brigades, that are supposed to protect people from their building's flammable skin.
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Though long at peace, the Bosnian city of Mostar has two of everything: fire brigades, garbage collection companies, hospitals, nightclubs and soccer teams.
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When those collapsed, Mr. Sagi advised the Kurds to allow the best of the Iraqi brigades to break out — right into an ambush.
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The difference between Hezbollah (which means Party of God) and Kataib Hezbollah (which means Brigades of the Party of God) is not trivial.
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It is the first time there has been a compulsory call out of reserve brigades in Australia, underlining the scale of the emergency.
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"Two brigades in the armed forces equal our entire diplomatic corps," noted Nicholas Burns, a former senior diplomat who now teaches at Harvard.
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The rise of markets and growing public resentment toward forced labor have eroded the quality of labor at most brigades nationwide, defectors say.
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The goal of creating specialized brigades was to allow other forces to increasingly focus on the bigger military challenges posed by China and Russia.
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As a result of such displays of ineptitude, Bangladesh is turning into a free roaming ground for fundamentalists and their religiously-blind killer brigades.
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The link to Sarajevo—built by prisoners of war and communist youth brigades, including thousands of foreigners—was completed only in the early 1950s.
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"This could be a case where brigades, botnets, motivated groups of individuals are just uploading faster than platforms can handle it," Caplan tells me.
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PFG forces have advanced since separate brigades aligned with the unity government pushed Islamic State back to the outskirts of Sirte from the west.
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The Benghazi Defence Forces is largely composed of fighters pushed back earlier this year by brigades loyal to the eastern government commander Khalifa Haftar.
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"The M.P.s should be the servants of the party members, not the masters," said Matt Wrack, the general secretary of the Fire Brigades Union.
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Taweel did not say which brigades were working for the GNA, but said it was receiving protection from the army, military intelligence and police.
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After all, if Trump doesn't just endure but succeeds, Obama, Clinton, their brigades and the larger decades-long radical movement have everything to lose.
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Ayman Rigib, a Fatah negotiator in Cairo, pointed to the status of Hamas's Qassam Brigades, with an estimated 20,000 fighters, and Hamas's extensive tunnels.
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The Peace Brigades, which are attached to Moktada al-Sadr, the influential Shiite cleric, said they were already putting the new rules in place.
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"From today we have dismantled the Peace Brigades and they are now disconnected from Moktada al-Sadr," said Safa'a al-Tamimi, the brigade's spokesman.
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The spokesman for the Qassam Brigades, who goes by his nom de guerre, Abu Obeida, referred to all four of them as Israeli soldiers.
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Some 4,000 reinforcements will allow American officers to more closely advise Afghan brigades, train more Afghan Special Operations forces and call in American firepower.
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"We also have to recognize that national security goes beyond Army brigades, Marine regiments, and the number of aircraft carriers at sea," he said.
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"It's a relief," said Ray White, a group captain for volunteer fire brigades north of Sydney, where serious fires have been burning since July.
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In 2013 Obama ended 69 years of stability on the European continent when he reduced Americans armored combat capacity to just two armored brigades.
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Haftar's sons, Khaled and Saddam, each heading their own powerful and well-equipped brigades in the LNA, are slated to be first-in-line.
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"The Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades are digging tunnels to defend Gaza and turn it into a launch pad for all of Palestine," he added.
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It said the militants then "took advantage of the security vacuum downtown and spread out all over the city" before forced out by the brigades.
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Jathran's brigades led blockades of the ports starting in 2013, saying he was trying to prevent corruption in oil sales, though others disputed his motives.
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But al Qaeda's North Africa branch and small brigades of Islamic State-allied militants are still active, mostly in remote mountains and the desert south.
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To treat all Islamists as jihadists is a bit like saying social democrats are just like Italy's Red Brigades because they all read Karl Marx.
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"Time On My Hands", a novel published in 2008 by Giorgio Vasta, shadows a group of schoolboys who grow naively obsessed with the Red Brigades.
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This film is held at New York University's Tamiment Library and is part of a vast collection of materials in the Abraham Lincoln Brigades Archive.
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Salazar said he called civil protection and also implored passing brigades of rescue workers to help, but it was two days before rescue efforts began.
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The Misrata brigades that approached Sirte from the west did not manage to seal off routes out of the city to the east until June.
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Local Libyan brigades have been fighting in Sabratha since last week, when militants briefly overran the city center and beheaded more than 10 brigade members.
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To that end, Lithuania has expanded its three main brigades — a motorized brigade, mechanized brigade and a light infantry brigade — that they've augmented with conscripts.
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But efforts to counter the group have so far depended on loose alliances of armed brigades that supported rival governments in Tripoli and the east.
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Brigades of former rebels backing rival political factions remain the main power brokers in Libya, where the unity government has struggled to exert its influence.
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After they secured key sites south of central Sirte last week, fighting shifted into neighborhood Number 2, which the brigades said they had now captured.
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Meanwhile, searches at other collapsed buildings in central Mexico continued Friday as volunteer brigades joined government efforts to reach possible survivors and clear away rubble.
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Separately, rival factions — the Petroleum Facilities Guard in the east and brigades from towns in the west — plotted to attack Islamic State from opposite flanks.
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Shesho is allied to Iraqi Kurdistan's ruling Kurdistan Democratic Party, even though the Kurds cut his fighters' salaries after the Lalesh Brigades took over Sinjar.
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The whole family was political: Max's brother Maurice was also a union activist, and even volunteered for the International Brigades in the Spanish Civil War.
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One idiotic trucker starts preaching about why the women have gotten what they deserve for wearing pants, and vigilante brigades want to torch the cocoons.
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Also, teams of about a dozen U.S. troops each can now embed with Iraqi brigades and battalions, putting them closer to the fight than before.
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The push began with artillery and air strikes on Monday afternoon, and the operation by commando brigades began that evening, according to a ministry statement.
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"Precision defensive strikes" were conducted against five sites of Kataeb Hezbollah, or Hezbollah Brigades, Defense Department spokesman Jonathan Hoffman said in a statement earlier Sunday.
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The funds will go to the PayPal Giving Fund, which will distribute the money to The Trustee for NSW Rural Fire Service & Brigades Donations Fund.
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Arif Noori, a spokesman for the governor's office in Ghazni, said fire brigades, security officials and rescue teams were at the scene of the crash.
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The U.S. Army routinely trains one or two brigades in tunnel warfare for possible closed-environment fighting in Afghanistan or elsewhere in the Middle East.
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ISIS doesn't have tank brigades, doesn't have a navy, doesn't have an air force, and is not going to get much further than it's gotten.
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In the first few years of the revolution, Abdulrahman fought alongside ragtag brigades in the mountains trying to keep Hezbollah out of Madaya and Zabadani.
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Other insurance companies that market their services to wealthy clients, like Pure and American International, have also offered the private brigades as part of their coverage.
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Since 2014 the country has had two competing sets of parliaments and governments in Tripoli and the east, both backed by loose alliances of armed brigades.
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Stretches of Syria are now held by various internationally backed opposition groups, including Kurdish militias, moderate rebel militias, and jihadist brigades, some linked to al-Qaeda.
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"America's occupation is accepted by the government, not the people," says Qasim Musleh, who commands the Ali Akbar brigades based in the shrine city of Karbala.
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And Britain recently authorized 2360 billion pounds in new spending to purchase Boeing P2360 maritime patrol aircraft, increase fighter squadron numbers and create new strike brigades.
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It includes plenty of detail on well-known characters from America's Black Panthers to Germany's Red Army Fraction (the Baader-Meinhof Gang) and Italy's Red Brigades.
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The fighting with the Benghazi Defence Brigades (BDB) caused output to dip slightly, and fueled fears of fresh shutdowns in Libya's most important oil producing region.
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Russia is pouring in mechanised brigades, tanks, long-range air-defence systems and nuclear-capable missiles, making it one of the most militarised parts of Europe.
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