He said he believes he was shot at close range.
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Autopsies suggested that many had been shot at close range.
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" Rogers said he suspects he was "shot at close range.
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Hartnett survived despite being hit three times at close range.
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One woman was shot at close range in the chest.
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Witnesses said security forces opened fire, often at close range.
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Spitting in another person's face, from close range, is indefensible.
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They're at close range, too, with the audience seated onstage.
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Feliciano said he fired four to five shots at close range.
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Everton got a third from close range with 10 minutes remaining.
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It deals high damage — especially to larger targets — at close range.
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Blowing an opponent's face off with a close-range shotgun blast?
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Dual-wielded hand shotguns that deal high damage at close range.
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Well, your fans do want to see you at close range.
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And, even in close-range shootings, they only have 37% success.
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And at close range, his stubborn idealism was no doubt maddening.
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He didn't hit him, but just shot at very close range.
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Hypothetical Gameplan: Ngannou Francis Ngannou's close range weapons are well advertised.
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The firefight that ensued was at "close range," according to Caggins.
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I was, after all, training to shoot people at close range.
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Her subtle and unexpected pairings are best appreciated at close range.
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Some were shot as many as twelve times, at close range.
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Mr. McPhatter was fatally shot in the chest at close range.
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The rituals of the law, at close range, often look absurd.
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I shot enemy soldiers at close range, once with a pistol.
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Firefights erupted at close range and the P.F.s often ran away.
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She had been shot at close range three times in the chest.
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Officers found him dead from two close-range gunshots to the head.
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Hicks then entered their condo and shot both women at close range.
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Both were fatally shot in the head at close range on Aug.
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Many of the children had been shot multiple times, at close range.
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There was even a missed smash from close range into the net.
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They shot them from close range, maybe ten or twelve yards away.
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Sterling, the father of five, died after being shot at close range.
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The victims, all adults, had been shot at close range, he said.
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But Jones made a glove save of Sharp's shot from close range.
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Then they were shot — about 250 times, at close range — and killed.
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He noted that stocks have been trading in a close range recently.
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Mr. Kinnunen fired at Mr. Wallace and Mr. White from close range.
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The shot was fired at close range by a gunman in Kalamazoo, Michigan.
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KO NI was shot in the head at close range in broad daylight.
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Milwaukee shot a season-high 63 percent and many came from close range.
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Some troops were practicing first aid; others were shooting at close-range targets.
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The Spurs ruled the paint, outscoring Miami 54-282 on close-range shots.
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Other photos show Titan's hazy atmosphere for the last time from close range.
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It captured the rapid staccato of the gunfire at a fairly close range.
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Suiter was shot in the head at close range, the police commissioner said.
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He often unloaded nine or ten rounds at his victims at close range.
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Gambrell's goal came just seconds after Jones stopped Pat Maroon from close range.
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Most showed signs of having been shot in the head at close range.
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SOCO's chief, Reynaldo Calaoa, said his agency is not tracking close-range shootings.
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China is currently creating new tactical nuclear weapons meant for close-range battles.
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When he re-enters the mosque, he shoots several bodies at close range.
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Coutinho tied the score in the 83rd minute from close range off a rebound.
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This marks the first time Martian sand dunes have been studied from close range.
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Yeah, I got within close range, but it was a great birdie on 18.
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Foligno made 24-123 just 212 seconds later off a deflection from close range.
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Six people were killed and Giffords was hit in the head at close range.
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Patterson said she was shot in the back of her head from close range.
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Ana can't fire or move quickly enough at close range to survive many duels.
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Our close-range eye on that part of our cosmic backyard is now closed.
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He also personally shot a man in the face at close range in 2004.
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Both players got a stick on the puck before Atkinson scored from close range.
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Rinne stopped Couture's shot from close range, but Donskoi jammed the rebound past him.
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Within a decade, he told the crowd, Tasers will outperform handguns at close range.
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As time expired in overtime, Arizona's Radim Vrbata hit the post from close range.
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The police have come under criticism after one protestor was shot at close range.
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They must be fired at close range, usually no more than 80 feet away.
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In the first minutes, midfielder Dele Alli missed a clear chance from close range.
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Smith then tidied up when Poloz poked a close-range shot slowly past Marinovic.
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He took a shot from close range that Wings goalie Jonathan Bernier initially saved.
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It also appears to show one of the US soldiers shot at close range.
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In 1964, Meyer was mysteriously murdered, shot twice at close range in a Georgetown park.
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Polls had Jealous and Baker in close range of one another ahead of Tuesday's election.
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Since your rockets are a liability at close range anyway, go for air superiority instead.
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The smallest rockets on the Apaches have a danger-close range of about 200 yards.
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Buffon was made to work again, punching out a header from close range by Falcao.
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A police source said she had been shot in the head, apparently at close range.
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Washington tied the game on a close-range shot by Carlson with 4:47 left.
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Gamma rays emitted by the isotope can deliver fatal doses of radiation at close range.
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He finished the play by snapping a shot from close range by Lundqvist's glove side.
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The student, Tony Tsang, was shot at close range as he fought with a policeman.
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Toronto got one back when Armando Cooper scored from close range in the 37th minute.
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Hill fired a 12 gauge shot gun at Britton and his bodyguard at close range.
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As he fell down, one of them shot him with a pistol from close range.
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But I did regularly see some Americans at close range — the crews of armed helicopters.
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Go deeper: The most distant world ever observed from close range has an official name
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At close range, they reveal layered meanings that are variously psychological, social, cultural, even structural.
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He was shot in the chest by an officer using a pistol at close range.
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I mean, they're normally done at close range, small-caliber guns and shotguns being used.
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About 40 minutes later, two Su-24s made 11 close-range and low-altitude passes.
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Dr. Higueros, at close range, was young, but friendly in an old-fashioned, courtly way.
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At close range, it could also pick up the wake word if I whispered it.
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He was walking through blow-down timber when the bear attacked from a close range.
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Each missile or shell aboard the Apaches and AC-130 has its own danger-close range.
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Last August, police fired off flash-bang grenades into a crowd of counterprotesters at close range.
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He also allegedly pointed the gun at three Hispanic women from close range, but didn't fire.
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At the 5-minute mark, both teams exchanged shots at close range, losing two rovers each.
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A second camera then shows the soldier shooting the man in the leg at close range.
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But in a dynamic, close range fist fight a reach advantage is only a paper advantage.
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A nice left uppercut from from close range set up a wide right to the body.
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Linker was essentially a lethal lurker, with most of his goals stabbed in from close range.
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The local police found the victims' bodies, which had been shot at close range, early Thursday.
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Checking phone data to see if people have come within close range of a coronavirus patient.
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From close range on a chase boat in Bermuda's Great Sound, they were even more striking.
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Gassler also 3D printed a special piece to allow the projector to focus at close range.
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Frost skated in from the left side and flipped in a high backhander from close range.
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She even had to print a special part to help focus the projector at such close range.
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At close range in a packed concert, SWAT officer Jeff Geoghagan had some harsh, counter-intuitive suggestions.
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Fires a sustained burst of electricity that hits all enemies in a wide arc at close range.
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The space agency also studied Comet 67P from close range with its Rosetta spacecraft and Philae lander.
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Not a second later, the officer fires his gun at close range into Sterling's chest, killing him.
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Glenn was "clearly trying to assassinate her," said Ross, noting Glenn fired at close range 18 times.
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Gramiccioni said Tuesday that all four victims died from multiple gunshot wounds, fired off at close range.
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One officer fired a stun gun and another a live bullet at Crutcher from extremely close range.
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A blood-spatter expert testified that the gun was used to shoot someone at very close range.
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Hendricks provided the insurance in the third period, scoring his fourth of the season from close range.
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An air horn at close range hits 130 decibels or more — loud enough to cause auditory destruction.
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Lankesh had been shot from close range with three bullets hitting her on the neck and chest.
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Another was shot at close range by a police officer, allegedly while trying to grab his gun.
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As the pair tangled, they also attempted to fling each other and poke shots at close range.
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At close range, brush strokes of goldenrod, lavender, violet, salmon, aquamarine and sky blue can be discerned.
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All had been shot at close range and his ex-wife was shot last, court documents showed.
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The police have come under criticism of their tactics after one protestor was shot at close range.
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Security footage of the shooting showed a man creeping up behind him and firing from close range.
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The Iranian boats are familiar to the U.S. Navy after decades of observing them at close range.
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The report, according to the AP, refutes any suggestion he was shot at close range or captured.
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Disasters at close range also have a way of making ideological pronouncements seem remote, feckless and wretched.
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He takes aim and shoots Angelo at close range in the head; blood explodes and covers Paul.
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Lukosevicius tallied his third goal of the period from close range to restore Denver's two-goal advantage.
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Others have fashioned armor from carpet scraps to thwart rubber bullets and buckshot, lethal at close range.
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Video of a police officer firing at a protester at close range quickly went viral, Reuters notes.
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The Knicks missed three close-range shots on one possession after Schroder's 3-pointer in the Jan.
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The dollar was little changed at 111.730 yen, in close range of 85.433, its lowest since Nov.
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There was begging and crying as the police shot each man at close range, Mr. Morillo said.
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The officer then fires at close range, to screams from the surrounding crowd of protesters and passersby.
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This was a pistol shot at close range to the abdomen, survivable if straight front-to-back.
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Prosecutors believe a far-right sympathizer detained last week shot Luebcke at close range on June 2.
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" Clark allegedly "pointed the gun at Stevens' head at close range," and "Stevens grabbed at Clark's gun hand.
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The gunship's 263mm howitzer high-explosive rounds have a danger-close range of several hundred yards, for example.
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Skinner took a slick pass from Lindholm near the net and beat Marc-Andre Fleury from close range.
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The radar system has a better field of view, especially for close-range detection around the vehicle perimeter.
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The space agency has selected the Dragonfly mission to learn more about the mysterious world from close range.
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The gels did the job of delivering nutrients and taking away waste, but only at very close range.
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The siege ended with Johnson being shot dead at close range by Monis, before police stormed the cafe.
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They opened fire at close range, killing 29 and wounding 24 in an attack claimed by Islamic State.
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Colin Wilson sent a pass from below the goal line to Neal, who beat Jones from close range.
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Then Tony takes his taser from his belt and shoots Anthony Harris in the chest at close range.
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Ashley Williams could not control it and Wayne Hennessey had to save from Artem Dzyuba at close range.
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Even when Texas had easy looks at close range it couldn't convert, missing their first 14 field goals.
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Here in futuristic Singapore, however, Kim was able to view the benefits of economic advancement at close range.
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Brouwer, playing in his seventh career Game 7, scored from close range off a feed from Robby Fabbri.
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Decades ago, researchers created intensely powerful ultrasound beams in laboratories that can kill a mouse at close range.
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A few players like hitting foam balls from close range, to relive their Wiffle ball days — with purpose.
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They've welcomed me in to observe from very close range, both at tour events and in Davis Cup.
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Highly trained police officers frequently miss their targets, even at close range, in the heat of the moment.
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Casemiro had put the hosts ahead from close range after Sergio Ramos struck the post in the 28th.
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"Sing Me Some Cry," the opening title track of his fifth album, comes to you at close range.
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A close-range film about distance, the short, poignant documentary "I'm Leaving Now" unfolds like a character study.
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The Senators star took a pass from Bobby Ryan and fired the puck past Lundqvist from close range.
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The property is designed to withstand a close-range nuclear blast, airline crash, earthquake, flood, or military attack.
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Koscielny's goal from close range in the second half came after Cech made two outstanding saves against Georginio Wijnaldum.
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Zajac notched his 21th career two-goal game by scoring twice from close range off passes from Miles Wood.
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Unfortunately, Dillman has not touched much on the close range grappling that would help during a spirited rolling session.
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When more officers arrived at the scene he was found dead from two close-range gunshots to the head.
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In 2016, a man hiking the park's Backbone Trail was shot at close range while sleeping in a hammock.
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Giffords was shot in the head at close range during a 2011 constituent meeting in a supermarket parking lot.
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This can be anywhere in public, or even within your home if an attacker can get within close range.
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Despite restraining him in this manner, one of the officers still shot him, firing multiple shots at close range.
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The gamma rays emitted by the Ir-192 can deliver fatal doses of radiation at close range, Kamps said.
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Boone-Doty then led the boy into the alley and shot him several times at close range, Alvarez said.
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The cape-and-spandex-wearing Super Brainz brings a much-needed close-range melee force to the Zombies team.
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The slain boy was shot multiple times at close range, not far from his grandmother's house, according to investigators.
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Not to be outdone, Courtois then blocked Sanchez's powerful close-range effort after the Chilean's sublime piece of trickery.
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Zajac notched his 14th career two-goal game by scoring twice from close range off passes from Miles Wood.
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He told me that he had joined the Co-op "for research," to observe Homo brooklycanus at close range.
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Tuesday's interception was Belgium's first since it began its rotation over Baltic airspace, and seemingly at very close range.
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He was more inclined to criticize himself for a few missed shots from close range and his late turnover.
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At midnight, Ashley had to be the one to identify his body, shot at close range in the face.
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The militants ordered 14 out of the total passengers to disembark and shot them at close range before escaping.
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Snyder, 33, was responding to a disturbance call on October 6 when he was fatally shot at close range.
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The Manchester City forward bamboozled two defenders and crossed for the unmarked Everton to fire home from close range.
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Even better when we'd arrange to meet in a crowded bar and I could observe undetected at close range.
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Then Scheifele scored from close range at 19:41 after Jones' failed attempt to score into an empty net.
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The lead was preserved by the right boot of goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois, which denied Radja Nainggolan from close range.
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"Observing animal behavior at close range may affect the way people think about the environment around them," he said.
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He reached out his left hand to block Edson Samms's close-range shot 10 minutes into the second half.
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Fury came alive in the middle to late rounds, pounding Wallin with close range shots though not finishing him.
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Bluebird said it aims to price Zynteglo in developed nations, including the United States, within a "reasonably close" range.
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But Jack Elliott and Fafa Picault scored on close-range headers in the second half to force extra time.
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Carl Hagelin started the comeback early in the third by chipping a shot from close range into the net.
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His first sojourn to the oceanfront estate provided Trump a close-range view of Japan's concerns over North Korea.
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An autopsy found that Mr. delos Santos had been shot at least twice in the head, at close range.
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The video shows the man swinging a rod at the officer before the officer fired once, at close range.
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Lundqvist denied Sheary from close range and made several more steady saves as the Rangers killed off the penalty.
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On a resulting corner kick, De Gea had to reach full stretch to keep out Cahill's close-range effort.
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The building in question, indicated by a diamond, produced many normal signals (green), but suspicious ones at close range (other colors) The building in question, indicated by a diamond, produced many normal signals (green), but suspicious ones at close range (other colors) "We want to be careful about our conclusions," cautioned Smith.
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Her uncle was shot at close range and the bullet passed through him and hit his wife, Ramos told Reuters.
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The Oilers captain made a canny close-range move to beat Craig Anderson for his 33rd goal of the season.
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You might even think of the goalie, having a ball branded at him from close-range by an advancing striker.
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Reaper: Roadhog doesn't have enough health to survive a full clip's worth of fire from a Reaper at close-range.
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At close range, the camera slowly tracks from left to right, bringing ever-changing combinations of adjacent works into view.
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A good Junkrat knows how to use his remote explosive to quickly launch himself away from a close-range threat.
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At very close range, Sergeant Roberts then fired one shot that struck Mr. DeJesus in the chest, the police said.
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It belonged to Ms Wangari's 19-year-old son, Alex, who was shot ten times at close range by police.
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Their bodies were found by a dirt road, according to authorities, having been fatally shot by shotguns at close range.
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Use Wall Climb whenever you can to reach positions that make it harder for close-range threats to reach you.
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For now, though, scientists are going to keep using DSCOVR and other tools to study the glints at close-range.
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It was done at fairly close range by a friend, who learned to be a marksman during the Vietnam War.
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Museum models show them stabbing or thrusting with spears at close range to their prey, causing close confrontations during hunting.
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In Monday's attacks, attackers suspected of being militants fatally shot the police officers at close range at two separate locations.
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Some of the scenes are gruesome: Shabab fighters are seen firing at the heads of fallen soldiers at close range.
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Fifteen minutes later, the vehicles returned, and three men jumped out and fired on the news conference from close range.
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Mikel met Imoh Ezekiel's cross to send Nigeria's first goal into the net from close range in the 19th minute.
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For one, some of the victims were shot at such close range that the gun burned their skin or clothes.
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Steven Flaherty was shot at close range by a gunman, before two police officers returned fire and killed the gunman.
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Utland doubled the tally with a powerful shot from close range after being set up by Reiten in the 34th.
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The U.S. made a fast start when Horan tapped in the opening goal from close range from Megan Rapinoe's corner.
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The manufacturer warns against shooting at close range and advises that users wear goggles and not shoot at fragile targets.
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Mr. Purinton, a Navy veteran, fired at the two men at least eight times at close range, the prosecutor said.
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McDonagh got the rebound of his own blocked shot and beat Dubnyk with a shot from close range at 3:15.
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The ball cannoned at close range into Ken Owens, one of his teammates (pictured, right), who was retreating quickly towards him.
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Lehtonen also turned away a wrist shot by Mikael Granlund at close range with 8:36 remaining before the first intermission.
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The 16-megapixel camera offers plenty of options, including a rare Macro mode that allows you to shoot at close range.
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The 16-megapixel camera offers plenty of options, including a rare Macro mode that allows you to shoot at close range.
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Shot twice at a close range, her death is still unresolved and has often been associated with JFK-related conspiracy theories.
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Prince grabbed the second goal 11 minutes from time, stabbing home from close range after Christine Sinclair's header struck the post.
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With the help of his team, Haulena administered a dose of antibiotics at close range using a dart, as AP reports.
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In a seventh-floor conference room, two men lay dead or dying, after being shot at close range in the head.
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Vasilevskiy's best moments came with just over two minutes remaining when he stopped Matt Moulson and Evander Kane from close range.
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The girl had been shot in the back of her head from close range, according to Greene County Prosecutor Dan Patterson.
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The gunman approached the men from behind and shot both in the head at close range at about 1:50 p.m.
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Tracer can deal significant damage at close range, but her pistol fire spreads out quickly and lacks punch at greater distances.
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One of Lehner's best stops came on center Nolan Patrick from close range with 3:30 remaining in the second period.
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Juan Pernalete, a 20-year-old student, was killed when the National Guard fired a tear-gas canister from close range.
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They still rely on GPS and haven't changed much, although I found them a little bit more accurate at close range.
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Protestant workers were forced from a minibus by Irish nationalist gunmen and shot dead at close range in the 1976 killings.
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A day after police shot a protester at close range, college students battled law enforcement in a prolonged and fiery standoff.
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She watched the New York intellectuals at close range, and held in particularly high esteem Politics, the journal Dwight Macdonald edited.
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At one point, he's seen wrestling a churchgoer representing Vice News to the ground and then shooting them at close range.
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Whatever reverence Lee felt for his father, the man was a forbidding figure whose distance was beheld at fearfully close range.
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Multiple camera phone videos of people fleeing Paradise, with bright orange fires raging in close range, have received national news attention.
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Van Roosmalen might be a smart sparring partner for this fight as his close range low kicks are his best weapon.
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On Sunday, he was shot in the back at close range inside a club in his native Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.
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Mr. Purinton, a Navy veteran, fired at the two Indian men at least eight times at close range, the prosecutor said.
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He led a charge up the hill, jumping into enemy trenches and killing 10 German soldiers at close range, records showed.
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When he found the cat, he shot it at close range and carried it by the tail back to the truck.
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United's Joseph Mora tried to clear it, but it deflected to Higuaín, who slotted home a simple finish from close range.
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The men spoke again, just before the police said Mr. Hunter fired a shot at close range at Officer Narain's head.
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The most distant world ever observed from close range has an official name: Arrokoth, meaning "sky" in the Powhatan/Algonquian language.
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Anderson had to make a flurry of saves early in the second, stopping a frustrated J. T. Miller from close range.
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Both teams struggled to make buckets in the early going, with big Gonzaga center Przemek Karnowski missing two from close range.
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Tsang was shot in the chest at close range by Hong Kong police after he struck an officer with a rod.
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Allowing people to observe and photograph them at close range benefits the marmots, since human company deters predators like golden eagles.
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The footage showed soldiers finishing off wounded victims, including young women, with close-range rifle shots to the head and chest.
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Videos from bystanders showed authorities arriving at the scene, pulling civilians off the suspect, and shooting the suspect from close range.
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Longer-term bonds such as the 10-year and 30-year have held in a close range in the past month.
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What made this shooting particularly bizarre, to veteran police officers, was that Officer Noor fired at close range past his partner.
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He is accused of firing six shots at close range into a rival gang member's head in front of horrified straphangers.
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Rubber bullets fired at close range, rocks, and tear gas canisters have caused most of the injuries, doctors and rights groups say.
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The footage, shows the airliner descending for landing, apparently taken from the perspective of the unmanned drone, flying by at close range.
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His family often appears in his pictures, in intimate spaces like the bedroom or bathroom, or at close-range on an elevator.
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He said he pulled out his gun, for which he has a concealed weapons permit, and fired multiple times at close range.
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Once inside the bombers shot dead employees at close range before detonating explosives, said the official, who asked not to be named.
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Ortiz was at a bar in Santo Domingo on Sunday night when a gunman shot him in the back at close range.
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Ultima Thule will become the most distant object ever seen from close range when New Horizons flies by on New Year's Day.
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For the untrained, it was much easier to win by simply throwing punch after punch at close range, and hoping enough hit.
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On Tuesday Gramiccioni said the cause of death for the four victims was multiple gun shots to each individual at close range.
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Autopsies showed the dead in 20 of those cases were shot at close range, which tends not to be common in shootouts.
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Plus, astronomers of the future may have the chance to study Ross 128 and its possibly habitable planet from very close range.
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If the spacecraft gets a second extended mission, it's possible it could again reveal another never-before-seen world from close range.
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Nash's second goal on a close-range tip from Tim Schaller's feed with 3:40 remaining in the second period tied it.
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For more than a year the police said officers shot McDonald after he lunged at them at close range with a knife.
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He was shot at close range and most likely sitting on the floor at the time he was shot, the complaint states.
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Kelyn Rowe whipped in a cross from the left and Dwyer did well to create space and fire home from close range.
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Another Twitter user, Marc van Voorst, described the quake as feeing like "a heavy truck or train passing by at close range".
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For weeks, Israeli and Lebanese soldiers have eyed each other uneasily at close range while Israeli engineers neutralize cross-border infiltration tunnels.
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Instead, go if you have young children to bring who will be impressed by seeing actors their own age at close range.
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The veteran defender Emir Spahic scored with an early close-range header, and the captain Edin Dzeko converted from the penalty spot.
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Video footage shows officers firing tear gas inside confined subway stations and firing on protesters at close range with non-lethal ammunition.
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According to CNN, the teen also created and 3D printed a special tool that allows the projector to focus at close range.
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Slimani, an Algerian striker, headed home from close range off a pinpoint cross by his countryman Riyad Mahrez in the 25th minute.
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Kompany rises and misses at the near post, but the ball hits Fernandinho on the shoulder and beats Alisson from close range.
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The 6-foot-1 Renard, starting off between Rapinoe and Horan, runs untouched for a header and beats Naeher from close range.
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After chucking my stuff into the digitally-sealing lockers, I turned left to be met, at close-range, by a stranger's boobs.
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Brillant was first to the loose ball, heading it in from close range before he was clattered by Crew defender Milton Valenzuela.
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Now, oil prices are at the highest closing levels since December 22014 and within close range of prices last seen on Nov.
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The maneuver — a common tactic for a small unit caught in a close-range ambush — failed as the militants massed and counterattacked.
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He was knocked down by a blast of buckshot at close range, witnesses said, and possibly by a canister of tear gas.
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Red Planet Day (November 28): On this date in 1964, NASA launched its first mission to get close-range images of Mars.
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The researchers who found the first planet estimate that one in 10,000 white dwarfs have giant planets orbiting them at close range.
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Jenner's close-range tally on a power play 6:35 into the second accounted for the only scoring of the middle period.
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For 40 years, core of the Nerf experience has been shooting foam projectiles, preferably at close range, even more preferably at unsuspecting siblings.
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In 63, a robotic emissary launched from Earth seven years earlier will lay eyes on a metal world never seen from close range.
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This is, in part, what later led to the development of very low power, close range wireless standards like Zigbee and Z-Wave.
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Satellite rendezvouses, for example are not trivial, and aiming what amounts to a gun at another satellite at close range adds more complexity.
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Pepperdine simply had no one big enough to bother the 221-foot-220 Landale, who did all of his scoring from close range.
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Sure, it doesn't exactly tickle if you get shot at close range, but toy makers limit the power to keep lawsuits at bay.
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Natalie Henderson and Carter Davis, both 17, were shot at close range in the head hours before being found at around 6 a.m.
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Birdies on 11 and 14 preceded a lovely close range approach on 15 to pick up another shot before her final hole heroics.
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It's only fitting that Cassini's final goodbye would include some of the moons it studied from close range for more than 10 years.
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Wing Chun, of course, is the close-range kung fu style that Donnie Yen uses to kick some serious ass in Ip Man.
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Gourde's shot deflected off Buffalo defenseman Jake McCabe and past Hutton with 11:12 left, then Joseph flipped a shot from close range.
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The final test on the RemoveDEBRIS mission will involve using a harpoon to capture a small 10x10 cm inflatable target at close range.
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And the hat-trick was complete shortly after in the 69th minute when he prodded home substitute Riyad Mahrez's cross from close range.
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Not only that, but the longer you're exposed to someone in close range, the more likable or attractive you're likely to find them.
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Romelu Lukaku pulled one back from close range in the 84th but a late rally couldn't prevent United slipping out of the competition.
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"They started shooting at close range as if we were criminals," said shopkeeper Vladimir Gomez, 27, wearing a white shirt stained with blood.
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But our close review of video from the protest shows the military opening fire on unarmed demonstrators, sometimes shooting indiscriminately at close range.
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Collectively they created a documentary record like no other: dozens of expertly staged and photographed concerts by heroic figures, captured at close range.
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When I was covering the massive street protests, soldiers shot me in my bulletproof helmet at close range and I got a concussion.
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The big picture: Today, planetary scientists are pushing NASA and other space agencies to explore those worlds at close range with dedicated missions.
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Officers in riot gear pursued protesters into subway stations, where they were recorded firing tear gas in enclosed environments and at close range.
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Poland gets a chance for what would likely be a consolation goal, but Ospina makes his second save on a close-range shot.
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Batshuayi scored from close range after a cross from the right by Marcos Alonso, stunning the crowd at the new Wanda Metropolitano Stadium.
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Critic's Pick Yaron Zilberman's film presents a discomfortingly close-range depiction of Yitzhak Rabin's assassin in the period leading up to the killing.
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With days to go until the Iowa caucus and the four frontrunners of the Democratic primary polling within an implausibly close range, Rep.
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Many of the attacks need to be conducted in person or in close range, limiting the ease of conducting a wide-scale attack.
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In particular, spigot mortars offer a way to provide a small tele-operated platform with a very substantial warhead for close-range use.
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It amps up damage significantly, but forces you to fight at close range with nothing more than a paltry health pool to protect you.
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Your front-line troops are most effective at close range, and Support soldiers clear a path with their high rate-of-fire enemy suppression.
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"The way I see basketball, you make more mistakes when you play timid," Green noted of his attacking style on Crabbe's close-range shot.
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The video ends with a chilling scene when ISIS fighters open fire at close range on the wounded soldier whose camera recorded the video.
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Ibrahimovic could have made the margin even bigger in the 90th minute, but Courtois blocked his effort from close-range to keep Chelsea close.
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Trenton Forster shot Officer Blake Snyder, 33, once at close range as Snyder approached him, said Robert McCulloch, prosecuting attorney for St. Louis County.
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In addition, Terry allegedly fired a BB gun toward the victim at close range, causing the BB pellets to lodge under the victim's skin.
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First, Alton Sterling was shot dead at close range while being held on the ground by police in Baton Rouge, La. on July 5.
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It's interesting, though ... because he follows it up with a vid of himself shooting a target with a high-powered gun at close range.
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His only remaining choice, and that of a soldier today, was to run inside the house and fight each enemy individual at close range.
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This kind of ammunition isn't intended to kill, but when fired at extremely close range, it can still cause serious or even fatal injuries.
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While conducting deck landing drills yesterday "two Russian SU-24 jets made numerous close-range and low altitude passes" near the USS Donald Cook.
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Leicester nearly had a breakthrough when Christian Fuchs teamed with Musa for a close-range shot that was parried by Hull goalkeeper Eldin Jakupovic.
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For two days in a row, Russian fighter jets made numerous, close-range fly-bys of the USS Donald Cook in the Baltic Sea.
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So, once SpaceX is in pretty close range to its landing zone, it has some ability, though limited, to correct the spaceship's final course.
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On the radio, I reported the kills and called off the artillery mission, which was well inside the "danger close" range of 600 meters.
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The Netherlands, the European champion, retook the lead in the 48th minute when Dominique Bloodworth converted from close range for her first international goal.
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Officers in riot gear had pursued protesters into subway stations, where they were recorded firing tear gas in enclosed environments and at close range.
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The 6-foot-5 defender rose above the Senegalese defense on a 74th-minute corner kick and headed the ball home from close range.
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It was captain versus captain, and Lloris prevailed at close range on a night and in a World Cup when defense has often prevailed.
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But in person, their scale alone — on average, 5 feet by 7.5 feet — makes you feel you're floating by an iceberg at close range.
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Howard kept his shutout going with a glove save on a close-range shot from Dominik Kahun in the closing seconds of the period.
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Clout said nobody assessed whether she showed symptoms of a concussion after the ball hit her head from close range in the 40th minute.
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A masked militant then pulled out an assault rifle, witnesses said, and shot the driver in the head at close range, killing him instantly.
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Bergin held the boat steady while the engineman calmly reloaded the mortar with an incendiary round, as enemy fire poured in from close range.
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In Egypt, at least 28 people were killed by gunmen who stormed buses carrying Coptic Christian worshipers; many victims were shot at close range.
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He was shot in the head at close range as he was about to leave the airport in his family car, according to witnesses.
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Haste claims he identified himself as a cop and told Graham to raise his hands before shooting him in the chest at close range.
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Another fighter is brought in wounded from being shot in the head at close range by two assailants in civilian clothes on a motorbike.
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With 25 minutes gone Christian Pulisic sent an inch-perfect cross to the back post where McKennie glanced a header home from close range.
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Seen at close range, as they necessarily are in this compact gallery, their transcendent luminosity is thrillingly at odds with their straightforward material presence.
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The pixels are evident if you're looking for them— you'll need a macro lens, magnifying glass or excellent close-range visual acuity, but they're there!
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The captain routinely tipped over dangerous inswinging corners and instinctively saved with her foot a close-range toe poke from Lina Hurtig shortly before halftime.
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"Once they reached the middle of the alley, Boone-Doty took out a gun and shot Tyshawn multiple times at close range," Alvarez told reporters.
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Surveillance video footage of the shooting published by TMZ shows a man approach the rapper and shoot him multiple times at close range before fleeing.
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TMZ published surveillance video footage of the shooting that shows a man approach the rapper and shoot him multiple times at close range before fleeing.
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Ground crews fought the blaze at close range with hand tools and bulldozers, assisted by water-dropping helicopters and airplane tankers carrying fire-retardant slurry.
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Lurking near the back post, Ibrahimovic evaded his defender on a corner kick to nod the ball in from close range in the 73rd minute.
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Challenged to halt, the Palestinian "opened his shirt, drew a pistol and fired at the security staff and troopers at close range," the spokeswoman said.
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Torres found the net from close range after a low cross by Luciano Vietto in second-half injury time, scoring his first goal since September.
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He shows up later in the game with his trademark four types of combat — Swordmaster (close range), Gunslinger (long range), Trickster (evasion), and Royalguard (defense).
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Margarito showed shadows of his signature close-range pressure fighting, as well as plenty of the grit and durability that he was known for previously.
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All Battlefront's elements, from weapons, to terrain, to it game modes, combine to create a heaving battle line with blistering close-range firefights around objectives.
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Adele finished it off with a close range assault rifle salvo instead, and my remaining soldiers cleaned up the last few aliens before flying home.
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Far rarer to see it used as a classical, close-range punch as Poirier did here and as Alexis Arguello used to do so masterfully.
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As she walked through the forest, her breathing echoed in her ears, dulled only slightly at this close range by the suit's sound-canceling feature.
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Armed with knives and close-range tasers (with a special 30-second recharge), players run around Safehouse trying to get up-close-and-personal kills.
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After the Stars were given a penalty for too many men on the ice, Sabres center Sam Reinhart had two quick chances from close range.
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"Almost all testimonies indicated that people were shot at close range and in the back while they tried to flee in panic," the report said.
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A video showed the soldier shoot Abed al-Fattah Yusri al-Sharif, 21, in the head at close range as he lay on the ground.
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Nani put Portugal in front with a clinical finish from close range on a day when Ronaldo equaled Luis Figo's Portugal record of 127 caps.
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Gunned down at close range by a police officer, the attacker loses control of his own weapon, falls to the ground and blows himself up.
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Over the course of four years, residents were systematically marched to holding pits where they were shot at close range by the dreaded SS Einsatzkommandos.
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There is no evidence that any of the shots were from close range, according to the report signed by Orange County medical examiner Joshua Stephany.
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People who have been exposed to blasts at close range usually describe it as an overpowering, full-body experience unlike anything they have ever known.
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Substitute Arnor Ingvi Traustason scored from close range deep into added time after collecting a through ball from Elmar Bjarnasson following a swift counter-attack.
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The cops said Barmore grabbed one of their pistols before they shot him four times at close range; three of the bullets entered his back.
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"Turns out, it's surprisingly easy to snap pictures of people at close range when they are sucked into the world of their phones," she says.
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Gabriel Jesus had the game's best chance in the 69th minute but missed an open net with a close-range shot that struck the post.
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A search for a lost masterpiece uncovered a woman's harrowing account of escaping deportation, and possibly death, while spying on a Nazi at close range.
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Such care at close range saved lives, a success that would be harder to achieve in more isolated parts of the country, medical experts said.
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From there, Thamesmead's Jack Mahoney managed an excellent improvised finish, using complete dumb luck magnificent skill to bundle home lob the keeper from close range.
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The fullback's attempt was parried by China keeper Peng Shimeng into the path of Giacinti, who had followed up to stab home from close range.
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Even when people come up to us quietly to say thank you, you never know if they're just trying to shoot you at close range.
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That's not a viable argument in this murder trial, however, since Berman was shot at close range, execution style, in the back of her head.
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Yet, even if a mission is chosen in the next decade, it's not as if we'll be studying the ice giants from close range immediately.
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Clout says nobody assessed whether she showed symptoms of a concussion after a ball had hit her head from close range in the 40th minute.
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Chief Carli also pointed out that police departments could overhaul the way that officers and citizens interact at close range, to make both feel safer.
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The Oilers answered one minute later as Ryan Nugent-Hopkins converted a give-and-go pass from Leon Draisaitl to beat Crawford from close range.
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Britch recalls multiple close calls with incoming mortars, but one particular explosion at close range shortly before he was due home changed his life forever.
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Oblak parried Kroos's initial shot, but he was then helpless when the ball fell back at the feet of Isco, who scored from close range.
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But his US promoter Bob Arum told Business Insider he expects Fury to close the distance, attack Wilder's ribs, and punch him from close range.
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The recent victims of police violence are young men from poor areas shot by officers at close range, the New York-based rights group said.
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Czech Republic shooting: A gunman killed six people after opening fire at close range in a hospital waiting room in the eastern city of Ostrava.
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However, this time it was keeper Marc-Andre ter Stegen who denied him, producing a fine save from close range to keep the deadlock intact.
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The gravest threat to Israel at close range is Hezbollah on our northern border, an army of Lebanese Shiites founded and funded by the Iranians.
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I found myself staring at the wood grains, photographing the table at close range to capture its length, the way its two sides join together.
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Lehtonen denied Wild captain Mikko Koivu as he attempted to redirect a shot at close range with 27.1 seconds remaining as Minnesota had the extra attacker.
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Assuming all of this plays out at close range and you keep your shots on target, Hammer can immediately put down any non-tank, hard stop.
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Most rooms contain one or more enemies — sometimes a civilian or two, as well — and each close-range engagement is as swift as it is brutal.
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I saw the 88-inch wall of pristine color for myself here at CES, and the pixels are pretty much imperceptible even at very close range.
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The IRC system is intended to help ensure that money market interest rates move within a reasonably close range around the central bank's key interest rate.
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On Monday and again on Tuesday, two Russian Su-24s made repeated close-range, low-altitude passes over the Donald Cook, according to a Pentagon statement.
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Egypt went up in the first half in the 22nd minute with a shot that blasted straight over the head of Cameroon's keeper from close range.
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You can also pick up crests that drop from your own killed teammates to take your enemy's points, which means the game encourages close-range kills.
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New Horizons is now speeding toward another target in the Kuiper belt, a small object never studied from close range about 1 billion miles from Pluto.
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The Fulton County Medical Examiner's Office says Natalie Henderson, 17, was shot at close range in "the right frontal head" and died from the gunshot wound.
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Chapman, who shot the cultural icon four times in the back at close range, will be up for parole for the 10th time on Aug. 20.
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Unless you're firing a fully charged shot at close range or attacking from above, it's always important to aim at a spot above your desired target.
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Lehtonen turned MacKinnon away a second time midway through the third, when he stoned MacKinnon at close range as he looked to score off a rebound.
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Every character has a ranged attack, but ammo is limited, so the vast majority of the time I'm hacking away at rat men at close range.
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Past systems have relied on sensing body heat, which is difficult in warm climates, or sensing skin color, which is only possible at a close range.
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The Avalanche took a 2-1 lead on Landeskog's goal just 1:59 into the second, off a rebound from a close-range shot by MacKinnon.
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Over the years, researchers have floated a number of mission concepts that would allow space agencies to study the planets at close range for several years.
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No doubt the detectives are wondering whether he was also "just curious" about what 15 shotgun blasts at close range would do to two human bodies.
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"He followed the other guy and he shot him," Mr. El Mestassi said, adding that the other man was struck at close range and then collapsed.
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With a satchel of grenades and a gun in each hand, he crept through a grove of mango trees and surprised the enemy at close range.
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Ring has had a history of security issues, including a vulnerability that let people in close range of the device get access to users' wifi credentials.
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In an effort to demonstrate the truck's shatterproof windows, Tesla design chief Franz von Holzhausen smashed them with a heavy metal ball thrown at close range.
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His attorney said he was getting out of his car in the parking lot near his apartment when he was shot multiple times at close range.
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Norwich nearly doubled its lead after 73 minutes when Kenny McLean's rising close-range volley smacked against the crossbar, with the loose ball ricocheting to safety.
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Three Jarawa teenagers, captured raiding a village, were kept in prison for a month, so Mr. Pandit had a chance to study them at close range.
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In the videos below, they can be seen pursuing and targeting individual protesters at close range, causing bloody wounds to several protesters' legs, arms and faces.
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Witnesses said the attackers had shot all the victims outside the bus at close range, but police and the government did not comment on those accounts.
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Recently, Burger King tried to lure customers to its app and troll McDonald's by selling one-cent Whoppers to customers in close range of a McDonald's.
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The corps' Infantry Officer Course, which trains troops to fight in close-range combat, is notoriously one of the hardest tests any service member can pass.
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In filing the charges on Monday, the Justice Department cited witnesses who said they had seen Mr. delos Santos dragged away and shot at close range.
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Jackson's seventh year as president nearly started off with quite a bang — in January, an insane unemployed painter fired two guns at him at close range.
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Lawyer Stanislav Markelov was shot in the back of the head at close range in broad daylight by a gunman who followed him from a news conference.
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A good contrast is a 2015 video of officers in Corby, England, wresting a knife from an attacker using only pepper spray and batons at close range.
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Lual-Acuil muscled his way into the paint for a close-range basket that completed a 12-4 run and cut the Horned Frogs' lead to three.
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Ground crews battled the blaze at close range with hand tools and bulldozers, assisted by water-dropping helicopters and airplane tankers carrying payloads of fire-retardant slurry.
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Bertuzzi sent a pass from his own end to Athanasiou, who received it just before the blue line and streaked in to beat Bishop from close range.
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Easily one of Madonna's better ballads,"Live to Tell" was featured in the 230 film At Close Range, which starred Madonna's husband at the time, Sean Penn.
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Mexico took control of the game and Oribe Peralta grabbed the winner from close range after 72 minutes when he swept home another incisive cross from Aquino.
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In 1987, Aronow was executed at close range in the Miami streets, and though his murder is still unsolved, it's alleged that the mob ordered the hit.
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Protesters say police have used excessive force, firing tear gas and bean bag pellets at close range, and are calling for an independent inquiry into the crisis.
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When interviewed by police, that same teen allegedly said that after he shot the victim at close range, he stole her cellphone and iPod from her pocket.
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Lundqvist denied Voracek from close range midway through the period and then used his blocker to stop a Voracek blast from the right circle 30 seconds later.
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The hosts doubled the lead after 59 minutes thanks to nice work from Marta, who crossed the ball for Andressa Alves to volley home from close range.
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Instead he digs into his bag of tricks and produces a smoke bomb, forcing his foe to come close enough for a rifle shot a close range.
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It happened at such close range that Rui Patricio had no chance at stopping it and could only dive and watch has it bounced past his gloves.
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Kljestan floated it over the defense, where Sal Zizzo was wide open to head it back across the 6-yard box and Sam finished from close range.
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Szpilka landed the first meaningful blow of the fight before both fighters closed the gap and engaged in an inside brawl, exchanging crisp punches at close range.
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The first went into active service on the USS Ponce in the Persian Gulf in 2014, able to destroy threats flying towards the ship at close range.
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Coutinho's second goal, at 29 minutes, was far more straightforward — he rolled the ball in from close range after Jonas had teed him up — though equally important.
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Firmino put the visitors ahead after 11 minutes when he tapped a volley home from close range after fine work on the right wing from Douglas Costa.
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Alton Sterling was selling CDs outside a convenience store in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, when police tackled him to the ground and shot him repeatedly at close range.
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In the lead-up to the launch, NASA collected 1.1 million names from members of the public who wanted to symbolically orbit the sun at close range.
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The coroner described the shootings in the trailer as quick and close range, the home so otherwise orderly the dead must have barely had time to react.
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Notre Dame (18-703, 9-10) hadn't trailed since it was 5-219 until Forrest closed a 216-point night with the winning shot at close range.
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Murray, who also stopped a breakaway by Sissons and made several glove saves on shots from close range, finished with 27 saves and his second straight shutout.
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Mexico tied the match less than 10 minutes later with a close-range diving header by Chicharito after Portugal defender Raphaël Guerreiro failed to clear a ball.
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In the room with Lavinia and Orin, we experience at close range an oppressive onslaught of sordid secrets, and the fusty heaviness of the play takes over.
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Reimer denied Jamie Benn's attempt at close range, but Eaves was at the far post to tap in the rebound to make it a 3-1 contest.
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Prime Minister Andrej Babis told Czech Television the shootings occurred at close range in the waiting room, while Health Minister Adam Vojtech said six people had died.
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His first shot hit a post, and Keller got to the rebound and fired into the net from close range for his 16th goal of the season.
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Men in blue corrections uniforms who have been convicted of shooting a girlfriend at close range or reckless driving that killed two children hover intently over canvases.
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These otherworldly calls are so ear-splitting that scientists were left baffled about "why females willingly endure these songs at such close range," according to the study.
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In other videos, an officer can be seen stepping back from the struggle and apparently shooting the man at close range while he lies on the ground.
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They seized 15 men and boys, the youngest of whom was 16, marched them to a bluff overlooking the river and fatally shot them at close range.
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Baton Rouge Police Chief Murphy Paul said Friday afternoon that Officer Blane Salamoni, who shot Sterling multiple times at close range, was sacked following a disciplinary hearing.
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Brazil were already leading 1-0 courtesy of Richarlison's 16th minute header when Neymar departed and Gabriel Jesus added the second eight minutes later from close range.
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Everton earned a 21-20 victory at Bournemouth on a deflected shot by Ross Barkley and a close-range finish from Romelu Lukaku, both in the second half.
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Two witnesses saw police officers beat one of the protesters and shoot him at close range after he fell to the ground, according to the Human Rights Commission.
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A military jet was on a bombing run over militant positions in Marawi when one bomb hit an army position locked in close-range combat with the extremists.
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Not for much longer, though, as researchers from the University of Zurich have created a drone that can autonomously dodge objects thrown at it — even at close range.
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Luebcke, the head of the district government in Kassel in the state of Hesse, was shot in the head at close range on the terrace of his home.
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Former Real Madrid and Spain goalkeeper Casillas made a reflex save from Mandzukic's close-range header but the ball rebounded straight to Higuain whose shot was on target.
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Akonjee and Uddin were shot in the head at close range after leaving Saturday prayers at the Al-Furqan Jame Mosque in the Ozone Park neighborhood of Queens.
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These shots look great and the bokeh are nice and strong because they were shot within close range and there's lots of natural lighting to make them shine.
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Rooney scored his fifth goal in four games by smashing home a volley from close range in the 78th minute after Marouane Fellaini's header rebounded off the crossbar.
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Genji is more capable than Soldier at close range due to his spread attack and melee dash, but Deflect shuts down Soldier's most potent weapon — his Ultimate — immediately.
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At the moment, the Curiosity rover is exploring some of these martian sand dunes for the first time, investigating the sand of the red planet from close range.
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Sponge Rounds are considered a softer crowd control weapon than rubber bullets, but they can be as lethal if pointed at the upper body from a close range.
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The Roma substitute Stephan El Shaarawy had a chance at Roma's third in the 79th but ter Stegen produced a brilliant save to deny him from close range.
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After Rinne stopped Coyle's close-range shot the puck squirted out to Dumba who fired it past Rinne and teammate Eric Staal in 13 seconds into the period.
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Javier Mascherano launched a long diagonal pass toward the byline and Alves raced to meet it before hooking a cross for Suarez to nod in from close range.
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Lehner made a key save with 1:18 remaining from close range and the Sabres did a good job of clearing the puck over the final few minutes.
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Finland responded with a lightning-quick breakaway led by Michelle Karvinen and Tapani that ended in Valila tapping home from close range to restore the four-goal cushion.
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But initial forensic evidence showed there was no gunfight and the three bullet wounds indicated the student was shot at close range in the back of the head.
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Mexico, who had already qualified for Russia as group winners, took the lead in Honduras when forward Oribe Peralta blasted home from close range in the 17th minute.
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The spike in violence comes after police shot a protester at close range Monday and authorities say "rioters" soaked a man with gasoline and set him on fire.
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Sevilla tied the game 18 seconds into the second half on a Kevin Gameiro goal from close range, and Coke then struck in the 64th and 70th minutes.
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The Canucks nearly won the game at the end of regulation, but Elias Pettersson hit the left post on a close-range shot as the clock reached 0.0.
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After seeing the American war effort at close range for the first time, the President remained adamant that the days of broad-scale US involvement overseas had ended.
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Kim Young-gwon gave the Koreans the lead in stoppage time with a close-range strike that was referred to the video assistant referee (VAR) before being confirmed.
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Then, Stockley smashed his SUV into the side of the Smith's car, jumped out, and fired five shots – at least one fatal – into Smith's body at close range.
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NASA's Juno mission will fly just 5,600 miles above the planet's raging storm on July 10, giving humanity its first view of the spot from (comparatively) close range.
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One such event was the attack on the World Trade Center in 2001, which Mr. Whitten witnessed at close range, from his studio on Lispenard Street in TriBeCa.
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Avoiding such conversations was untenable with service members returning from Iraq and Afghanistan, who were enmeshed in messy counterinsurgency campaigns that often involved close-range killing and noncombatants.
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Both teams struggled to shoot from distance but Australia's offensive rebounding and accuracy from close range put them in the driving seat for much of the second half.
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One of the best chances for Russia came in the 72nd when the substitute IgorSmolnikov took a shot from very close range, but it went over the crossbar.
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It might be one sign of his inexperience in the boxing ring, as he is not used to throwing punches in close range the way that boxers do.
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Trailing 1-0 early in the second half, Martinez earned a penalty when he was fouled by Toronto goalkeeper Alex Bono after his close-range shot was saved.
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Keller, a 19-year-old rookie, beat backup goalie Philipp Grubauer with a rebound off his own close-range wrist shot for his 12th goal of the season.
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Not yet immune to such attention at close range, Lil Yachty could only giggle to himself, shaking his head as he mouthed the words to his own music.
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Ward tied up Kovalev in clinches and worked an arm free to maul him with short, ripping punches — a sophisticated stylist employing junkyard dog tactics at close range.
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All of the figures were applied in thick black lines, at close-range and without preliminary sketches, over free-form shapes of bright yellows, greens, blues and reds.
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"The capabilities, the technology, things like the maneuverability of close-range or short-range ballistic missiles can be by definition adapted to longer-range ballistic missiles," he warned.
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Przemek Karnowski, one of Gonzaga's 7-footers, looked a little lost, shooting 0-4, all from close range, after getting a finger in the eye in the semifinal.
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But a new form of training — brain retraining, really — may delay the inevitable age-related loss of close-range visual focus so that you won't need reading glasses.
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Costa netted the second in the 50th as West Ham midfielder Pedro Obiang flicked Cesc Fàbregas's corner kick straight to Costa, who nudged it in from close range.
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In the space of two minutes, Ozil missed a decent chance, McGovern denied Mario Goetze from close range and Joshua Kimmich's all too casual chip went over the bar.
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John J. Lennon, for example, shot a former friend at close range with a weapon that could "take down a small army," according to former Brooklyn ADA Stephen Murphy.
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Scotland pushed forward in desperation and finally got their reward when substitute McArthur guided in a close-range header after Callum Paterson's cross was flicked on by Grant Hanley.
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Midfielder Bartosz Kapustka, who will miss the Switzerland game after collecting a second tournament booking, should have doubled the lead two minutes later but shot wide from close range.
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Little's fingerprints were not among the three sets lifted from the vehicle where Stokes sat when he was shot at close range, according to documents in the case file.
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The same two players combined again for the visitors' second goal on 59 minutes, Higuain tapping in from close range from an astute cross by the veteran Brazilian defender.
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Washington (CNN)A Russian fighter jet made an "unsafe close-range intercept" of a US aircraft over the Black Sea Wednesday, coming within 10 feet of the American plane.
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Protesters in turn say police have used excessive force, firing tear gas and bean bag pellets at close range, and are calling for an independent inquiry into the crisis.
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A gunman, armed with an assault rifle, barged into a church in a small town in Texas and massacred 26 people, shooting some in the head at close range.
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Keller, a 19-year-old rookie, then beat backup goalie Philipp Grubauer with a rebound off his own close-range wrist shot for his 12th goal of the season.
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An onboard close-range camera array also manages "fingerprint"-level recognition of asphalt detail, comparing it against previous trips to watch out for variances and keep things on track.
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This was one of the closest approaches to our planet by a comet ever, and it gave the Hubble telescope an unusual opportunity for a little close range photography.
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Treat it like a rapid one-two punch, especially when you're dealing with foes like Reaper, Mei or Zarya, all of whom have defenses against surprise close-range attackers.
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But Argentine maestro Messi had other ideas, restoring Barca's lead from close range in the 82nd minute before completing his treble with his 32nd league goal of the season.
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Curiosity has been exploring Martian sand dunes — the first active extraterrestrial sand dunes ever studied from close range — since December 2015, when it arrived at the Bagnold dune field.
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Terror intrudes Awaking in Jerusalem two days later to news of a suicide attack in England, Trump found himself confronting at close range the thematic underpinnings of his trip.
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Gibson and several of his teammates also prevented Nashville from tying the score in the third period with saves on several shots from close range with 413:41 remaining.
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It often seems simple to distinguish between the deaths of civilians and those of combatants, but, if you have seen death at close range, there is not much difference.
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Bale put Real back in front when he headed into the top corner from a free-kick after 82 minutes but Alcacer nodded in the equaliser from close range.
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By the time it had brought the fleet into close range, the Battlestar was a shambles: Its navigation system was out, so I couldn't maneuver issue anymore moving orders.
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After the puck appeared to go into the netting and back onto the ice behind Boston's goal, Panarin ended up with it and poked it in from close range.
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Prosecutors said that Mr. Tanis walked onto a tram in Utrecht on March 18, 2019, and used a pistol with an attached silencer to shoot passengers at close range.
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Enzo's miss on an open goal from 214 yards out for Argentina was the worst of the bunch, but Mandzukic also should have scored on his close-range header.
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In Mickey Bryan's case, Detective Thorman testified that the apparent blood specks on the flashlight were "back spatter," and showed that her killer had shot her at close range.
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For reasons still in dispute, Sergeant Tawayha suddenly began to fire, peppering the second truck with at least 30 shots at close range, killing Sergeant Lewellen and Sergeant McEnroe.
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The gunman opened fire on Zottola from the passenger seat of a dark-colored Nissan sedan, then chased Zottola and shot him three more times at close range before fleeing.
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With your AirDrop set to allow images from "Everyone," any iPhone user within a close range can drop you a nude—a problem that's been happening to women for years.
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Columbus got one back before the end of the period on Savard's first of the season, a close-range slap shot that eluded Dubnyk, cutting Minnesota's lead to 3-2.
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Compared to the Eöt-Wash team, which uses torsion balances that are a few centimeters wide, both experiments trade away the larger gravitational signals for more precision at close range.
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The Blazers did not score from the field until the 10:00 mark of the first half, when Chris Cokley connected from close range to make the score 25-5.
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Brown "was ambushed at his apartment complex as he got out of his car and (was) shot at close range," attorney Lee Merritt wrote in a Facebook post Saturday night.
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A shameful corner of my brain is trying to work out a scenario in which she might let me examine her pores at close range, perhaps with a magnifying mirror.
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The Avalanche tied it at 1:29 of the second as MacKinnon took a pass from Gabriel Landeskog in stride and beat Jones to the glove side from close range.
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The Coyotes struck first for the ninth time in 12 games when Martinook finished from close range just 2:133 in after a deft pass from Hjalmarsson from the slot.
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They can fly lower and slower than jets, allowing them to give fire support to Iraqi forces, but that also brings American pilots within close range of ISIS's ground weapons.
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The euro was flat at $1.1150, in close range of a 2-1/2-week low of $1.1142 brushed on Tuesday ahead of the May 23-26 European parliamentary election.
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Fortunately, "trolley man" wasn't actually needed — police arrived in less than 90 seconds, and were able to get in close range of the attacker because he wasn't wielding a firearm.
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They had their chances, with Joe Allen firing straight at keeper Sergio Asenjo from close range after five minutes while Roberto Firmino hit the post midway through the second half.
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Roussel put the Canucks ahead 4-1 with 11 seconds left in the opening session as he wired in a shot from close range after another turnover in Edmonton's end.
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Orisa is best suited at close range for dealing damage and doesn't move very fast so wait for enemies to come to you instead of going out and harassing them.
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Garland opened the scoring with an unassisted goal at 9:56 of the second period, beating Jones from close range after a San Jose turnover deep in its own end.
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The motive for the massacre is unclear, but its barbarity is not: three women and six children, including infant twins, shot at close range and burned alive in their cars.
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Morant, now filling the Grizzlies' point guard position in place of Conley, rolled in a close-range floater to give the Grizzlies a 107-105 lead with 1:32 remaining.
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Mr. Stepien, 53, was cutting through an alley when he was robbed at gunpoint by a 16-year-old, who shot him in the head at close range, she said.
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From 2000 until 220, tens of thousands of Jews from the nearby city of Vilnius, known as the Jerusalem of Lithuania, were brought to Ponar and shot at close range.
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Substitute Angelo Sagal scooped the ball over the bar from close range and Ter Stegen pushed away an Alexis Sanchez free kick in almost the last action of the game.
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Bradley Wright-Phillips is certainly more of a chaser than a target striker, yet despite his size, he can perform effectively at close range with his back to the goal.
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Here, Nahui is shot at close range, looking directly into the camera, her cropped hair unevenly fringing her face, and her eyes expressing an air of melancholy, or perhaps defiance.
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Deployed on the right flank, he frequently found his way to the penalty area and had a couple of scoring chances saved from close range, and also distinguished himself defensively.
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The Interior Ministry said its investigation had uncovered the use of tear gas against at least one volunteer during a food distribution to migrants, at close range and without warning.
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A fourth, Mr. Thabet said by telephone, was shot at close range, "execution style," as he tried to hide behind a cement wall about 20 yards from the snipers' post.
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Barcelona scored two goals three minutes apart near the end of the first half — an own goal by Betis defender Alin Tosca and a close-range shot by Sergi Roberto.
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The complaint followed a Senate inquiry on Thursday during which forensics investigators and the public attorney's office testified that Mr. delos Santos had been shot at close range while kneeling.
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" It said three officers its team interviewed suggested the pellets could not penetrate clothes even at close range, and categorized the risk of them causing serious eye injury as "impossible.
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Norwich looked headed toward its first home win in eight games thanks to Todd Cantwell's early goal but Wickham converted Wilfried Zaha's cross from close range in the 85th minute.
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Close-range rubber bullets, flying rocks, tear gas canisters and tear gas have caused the majority of wounds and health problems, according to over a dozen doctors and rights groups.
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Howard snuffed out a chance by Sabres left winger Marcus Foligno early from close range and then again with a glove stop on center Johan Larsson midway through the period.
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Sean Raggett scored the most famous goal in Lincoln's 20-year history, with goal-line technology confirming that his close-range header at the far post had crossed the line.
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What we understand, and respond to, can be at close-range, (in front of our eyes or in our hands) but also delivered remotely, (through systems of information and machines).
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The assassins drew semiautomatic weapons from under their trench coats and opened up a barrage of gunfire at close range, striking both Mr. Castellano and his associate about six times.
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"The combined Afghan and coalition ground force was fired on by an unknown assailant at close range from the checkpoint as well as from two other directions," Sergeant Richardson said.
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George opened the scoring for Los Ticos in the 30th minute when he pounced on a shot parried away by Bermuda goalkeeper Dale Eve and fired in from close range.
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Facebook said that it didn't receive the first report about the video — which showed a man being shot at close range — until an hour and 50 minutes after the incident.
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Reims equalized against the run of play in the 34th when P.S.G.'s defense dealt poorly with a free kick and midfielder Prince Oniangue beat goalkeeper Kevin Trapp from close range.
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Divock Origi nearly won the game for Liverpool in the 110th minute, but his header from close range was knocked away by Caballero, who again came up big in the shootout.
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This includes efforts to build in the latest interceptor missiles and close-range guns, such as the Evolved Sea Sparrow Block 2244 (ESSM) and the Phalanx Close-In Weapons System (CIWS).
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At Mar-a-Lago, Trump tackles crisis diplomacy at close range "I saw them out on the lawn today," Trump said of the bride and groom Saturday, who were standing nearby.
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Unfortunately, some well documented evidence of the heavy-handed use of force, some at close range and in densely populated residential areas, has discredited a once widely admired and respected force.
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Carla, who had traveled through Europe trying to take a photo of Hitler at a close range, was desperate to get close to the leader so she asked for his autograph.
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Romelu Lukaku, favored as starting striker over Michy Batshuayi, thumped home from close range in the 27th minute when Egypt's 45-year-old keeper Essam El-Hadary spilled from Eden Hazard.
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Joseph Blandisi was able to get a stick on the puck behind the net and tap it out to Palmieri, who stuffed a close-range shot past Coyotes goalie Anders Lindback.
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Still Images released by police from surveillance video show the gunman -- wearing an ankle-length, white garment -- on a crosswalk taking aim and firing at the patrol car at close range.
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Queiroz's side pushed hard for the equalizer and thought they had it when the recalled Saeid Ezatolahi struck from close range in the 63rd minute, latching onto a ball headed down.
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Argentina came alive after the break and Messi missed a glaring chance from close range and he was upstaged down the other end by a superb goal from Colombia's Roger Martinez.
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Dynamo midfielder Ricardo Clark had a chance to tie the game in stoppage time but New York defender Sal Zizzo got in the way of the his attempt from close range.
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With Sabres defenseman Josh Gorges in the box for tripping, Krejci grabbed a loose puck from close range and scored on a backhand shot for his eighth goal of the year.
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Other classes included sharpshooters and a new psi-ops type that can shred aliens with their minds, but Taylor was a ranger, a shotgun-toting class designed for close-range combat.
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The spacecraft — which has been studying Saturn and its moons from close range since its arrival in 2004 — has been in its "ring grazing" orbit around the planet since November 2016.
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That's when Robert Bates, a 73-year-old reserve sheriff's deputy who previously worked in insurance, chased after an unarmed black suspect and shot him in the back from close range.
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Scientists were particularly interested in studying a comet from close range because the icy objects represent leftovers from the formation of the solar system's planets more than 4 billion years ago.
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Instead, Tyshawn Lee was led off a playground and into an alley, where the child was shot several times at close range in an act of gang war retaliation, prosecutors said.
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Sgt. La David Johnson — previously believed to have died as the result of an execution in Niger in October — "was not taken alive or executed at close range," per the AP.
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Multiple skills exist purely to maximize Lara's brutality, whether that's strapping bouncing bombs onto arrows that already explode, or unlocking the ability to perform a showy shotgun kill at close range.
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Doty lured Lee from a park into an alley and fatally shot him multiple times at close range in a gang-related retaliation aimed at the boy's father, authorities have said.
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The visitors grabbed the decisive goal just after half-time as Sarah Gregorius poked home from close range after goalkeeper Carly Telford dropped Rosie White's shot following some sluggish England defending.
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A Hong Kong policeman was captured on a Facebook Live video shooting a protester in the stomach from close range as protests in the city spiraled out of control on Monday.
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Demonstrators threw up barricades across Hong Kong at the weekend, as police fired tear gas into crowded underground train stations as well as rubber bullets and pepper pellets at close range.
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Fitts grabbed the rebound and gave the ball to Ford, who drove the length of the court and missed the close-range runner with one second left as the Eagles survived.
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City's Joe Hart prevented Madrid from taking an advantage before next week's second leg in Spain, producing close-range saves on shots from Casemiro and Pepe in the final 10 minutes.
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Rolls and jumps become "terrifying" with your vision limited to a first-person perspective, and level geometry disappears at close range, so sometimes it looks like you're running on thin air.
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Asteroids whiz through space and past the Earth on a regular basis, but it's rare to see two of them coming within close range of our planet on the same day.
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Police said Brown shot Allen in the head at close range with a gun she brought to rob him with when he picked her up at a Nashville drive-in restaurant.
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He missed from close range in the dying Game 7 moments of the 2013 finals, the Spurs' last chance after coming so maddeningly close to winning the title in Game 6.
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Four minutes later, Salzburg was level when substitute Erling Braut Haaland tapped in from close range for his 18th goal of the season — a goal which Marsch celebrated all too enthusiastically.
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William Porterfield, 27, and 25-year-old Chelsie Cline were fatally shot at close range when they stepped out of their Dodge Stratus, Pennsylvania State Police trooper Robert Broadwater tells PEOPLE.
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Dwight, the Phantom of the Backwoods, appeared to blast him at close range, flipping the script on the revenge-driven bow-slinger and probably reclaiming the bow from him to boot.
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"In the distribution centers, where people pick up their loads, there's a lot of interaction between people within close range of each other," said Flaming, the president of the Economic Roundtable.
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Mr. Unay often shoots Mr. Carman in wide screen at close range, emphasizing the physical strain of his routines, whether he's running, training or doing mechanical work for a ferry system.
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The Horned Frogs outshot Oklahoma 50 percent to 36 percent in the first half and dominated the paint, grabbing nine offensive rebounds and outscoring the Sooners 18-523 at close range.
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Based on his assessment of photographs of the flashlight, Mr. Thorman testified that the flecks of blood on its lens were "back spatter" — a pattern that indicated a close-range shooting.
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A video of the incident, which has been widely published online, shows Proano shooting his gun multiple times at close range into the teens' vehicle as it backs away from him.
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Mission managers are also gearing up for the probe to make a flyby of Venus this month, giving researchers a new look at the cloud-covered world from relatively close range.
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The combat is often filmed at frighteningly close range, and there are times when it is hard not to wonder who is doing Lévy's filming, and with what kind of camera.
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Alexis Sanchez had a golden opportunity to put Chile in front early, but he shot wide from close range after German goalkeeper Marc-André ter Stegen parried a shot by Vidal.
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In one of the incidents Monday, two Russian Su-24s made numerous, close-range and low-altitude passes while the Cook was conducting landing drills with helicopters, according to the statement.
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His life ended in a garage, where he was found dead in the driver's seat of his car after sunset on Friday, shot four times in the head from close range.
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They have shared a tennis journey unlike any other for 27 years, and for all those who followed from close range or afar, Uncle Toni will always be Coach Toni, too.
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The victims were unarmed and shot in the back at close range, according to the report, which gave Stout's age as 30, White's age as 31 and Kaylie Bailey's as 21.
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In one part, it appears to show one of the US soldiers shot at close range, though it is not clear if he had already been killed, the official said. Sgt.
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Confirming his reputation as a rising star of European football, 18-year-old forward Kylian Mbappé scored from close range in the eighth minute for his 11th goal in 11 games.
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Luebcke, the head of the district government in Kassel in the state of Hesse, was shot in the head at close range on the terrace of his home two weeks ago.
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Florin Andone scored from close range, stabbing home Gael Kakuta's cross-shot in the 35th minute, to give his side a glimmer of hope but nine minutes later Vazquez scored Madrid's third.
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Others had problems after re-entering their home early or being sprayed in the face or at close range during a nozzle malfunction or by pointing the nozzle in the wrong direction.
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A shotgun would work, but only at close range, and would mean that squaddies had to carry around an extra weapon all the time on the off chance of a drone attack.
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CAMDEN, N.J. – A New Jersey man was charged Thursday with shooting a police officer in the thigh at close range after a struggle while he was trying to run away from him.
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An estimated 10 people, ranging in age from 12 to their 50s, were wounded – mostly with pellet-wounds to their legs, indicative of a shotgun discharged at close range, according to police.
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Kevin Kamps, a radioactive waste specialist at the anti-nuclear advocacy group Beyond Nuclear, said the gamma rays emitted by the Ir-192 can deliver fatal doses of radiation at close range.
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Ovechkin put the Capitals ahead 3-1 in the final minute of the middle frame as he got credit for deflecting the puck in after Oshie took a shot from close range.
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A hospital official said one man had suffered a serious head wound from a rubber bullet fired from close range but an Israeli police spokesman denied that rubber bullets had been used.
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Your weapon is half spear and half USB stick Horizon's close-range hacking would be easier over a nice safe Wi-Fi connection, but such luxuries are gone in the game's world.
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In the space of about three minutes, McGovern smothered a one-on-one chance for Thomas Müller, punched away a free kick and then denied a close-range shot from Mesut Ozil.
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In a video of the bedlam, Mr. Johnson and an officer exchange gunfire at close range, not far from where Mr. Johnson had parked a black Chevrolet Tahoe, its hazard lights flashing.
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"I've been watching the serial killer news and watching, listening, praying -- and for that to happen to my brother, to be shot four times at close range, that's hard," Linda Cunningham said.
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Introduced in the 21nd minute, Mbappe found the net just nine minutes later to make it 217-26 to Thomas Tuchel's side, heading home from close range from Simon Mignolet's misplaced parry.
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The camera phone-formatted video shows a wood and wax African sculpture being shot at close range from multiple angles as it eventually falls to the ground and the screen goes black.
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They have "health" and the ability to attack at close range for massive damage, at a distance for less damage, and with a freeze spell that stops opponents but does little damage.
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General Miller, the top American commander, who is also in charge of the NATO forces, was clearly vulnerable in Kandahar, with the shooter positioned right in front of him at close range.
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Witnesses had described seeing Mr. delos Santos being led away by the officers in August 2017 and shot at close range, his body found slumped near a pigsty some 100 yards away.
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In the video, Dunn is seen grabbing Lopez by his T-shirt in the doorway as he tries to leave, drawing his weapon, and shooting him at close range in the chest.
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Soon after Ortiz's arrival at a regular hangout, the Dial Bar & Lounge, in the eastern part of Santo Domingo, an assailant crept up behind him and fired a gunshot from close range.
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The Belgian forward Dries Mertens scored from close range in the 77th after a sloppy mistake from P.S.G.'s Marquinhos, who failed to deal with a looping ball into the penalty area.
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Hong Kong police shot a protester at close range, which left him bleeding from his shoulder, in a fearsome escalation of anti-government demonstrations that spread across the semi-autonomous Chinese territory.
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During clashes, police shot a teenage protester in the chest at close range, leaving the 85003-year-old in stable condition today and sending more than 70 other people to the hospital.
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And while Walmart certainly commands a lot of real estate, Cast seemed confident that even with more closures, the retailer could still keep much of its U.S. customer base within close range.
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Neustadter was also involved in the opening goal when he played a pass back into the danger area from a poorly cleared free kick for Vasin to tap home from close range.
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Ibrahimovic left-footed a shot from close range past Melia for a 3-1 lead in the 51st minute, and Uriel Antuna tallied in the 69th minute, his fourth of the season.
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If you've ever imagined what a human face would look like after being blasted by a pump-action shotgun at close range, you won't have to wait too long to find out.
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Two weeks ago, he was injured during demonstrations — shot in the stomach at close range by security forces — and is now bedridden after two surgeries, putting a further strain on the family.
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Holding down a shoulder trigger activates a selection of special abilities, powered by the Higgledies and activated by the face buttons—fireballs for distance attacks, and increased damage close-range strikes, too.
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Almeida scored 10 minutes into his Hannover debut, only for Sandro Wagner to equalize from close range and then convert a rebound after a Jan Rosenthal header struck the post right after halftime.
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The retired slugger was in a club in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, on Sunday night when he was shot by a man at close range in what authorities say was a coordinated attack.
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Even luckier: three of those views are either slow motion, close range, or both, so you can really get a good look at a projectile being fired into a man's penis and testicles.
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A packed 56,000 crowd at the National Stadium in Warsaw saw the home team go in front in the 20th minute when Kamil Grosicki delivered a cross and Lewandowski scored from close range.
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Miller made two at close range saves to turn back center Josh Bailey less than two minutes into the period and left winger Kyle Okposo with a little less than six minutes remaining.
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RESTIVE WEEKEND Demonstrators threw up barricades across Hong Kong at the weekend, as police fired tear gas into crowded underground train stations as well as rubber bullets and pepper pellets at close range.
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Last April, the Department of Justice wrapped up a 10-month investigation into Sterling's death, which concluded that the officers didn't violate his civil rights after shooting him multiple times at close range.
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Hoffenheim goalkeeper Oliver Baumann had more to do in the second half and Bayern nearly snatched an equalizer deep into stoppage time when Lewandowski's close-range shot was deflected wide of the goal.
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Webb was wanted related to the 1980 murder of Saxonburg, Pennsylvania, Police Chief Gregory Adams who was shot twice at close range after being brutally beaten with a blunt instrument, the FBI said.
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The new hero Moira does a great deal of healing and damage, and is kind of reminiscent of an evil Symmetra with her close-range homing beam and long-range orbs of pain.
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Chile flew into the game in their inimitable style and Alexis Sanchez should have put them in front, but shot wide from close range after keeper Marc-Andre ter Stegen parried Vidal's shot.
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But he can hurt just about anyone in a loose, close range trade and now he has a means to create those without getting hit as frequently and cleanly on the way forwards.
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After unlocking a perk that allowed me to sprint while aiming my gun, I would swiftly zip around each of the game's maps and dispatch fools using close-range, rapid-fire submachine guns.
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Poland has to clear a ball off the line to avoid giving up a fourth, as Mateus Uribe tries to back-heel the ball from close range, but doesn't get enough on it.
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The big picture: NASA has long-dedicated many of its limited resources to studying Mars and the Moon from close range, effectively leaving planets like Mercury, Venus, Uranus and Neptune somewhat left behind.
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Although pellet guns are designed as a non-lethal weapon, police officers have told Reuters that security forces are often forced to use them at close range to protect themselves from mob attacks.
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Sebastian Giovinco tapped a cheeky back heel in the box to Jozy Altidore, who was denied when Chivas goalkeeper Miguel Jimenez got his hand on the close range shot to deflect it wide.
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Chaim saw the heavy use of mortars by ISIS to try to push the SDF back, and the intense close-range use of artillery and airstrikes to flush ISIS out of urban positions.
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But he showed a deft scoring touch when he skated past Philadelphia's Andrew MacDonald, settled a bouncing backhand pass from Jimmy Vesey and buried the puck past goalie Steve Mason from close range.
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The lawyer, U Ko Ni, 65, an adviser to Myanmar's leader, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, was shot in the head at close range as he was leaving Yangon International Airport on Sunday.
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In this movie, directed by Aleksey Mizgirev and set in 1860 St. Petersburg, the fighters meet at close range, sometimes stand separated by a screen, and face off in other visually interesting ways.
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Skipper Scott made it 2-0 with a header from close range in the 59th minute after she made an unmarked run from midfield to get on the end of Beth Mead's cross.
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Dr. Bello had trained at a firing range, the official said, and because he was shooting his victims at close range, he had no need for a gun sight, which is also banned.
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The three executed men were not said to be involved in the killing of the Hamas commander, Mazen Fuqaha, who was shot four times at close range in his car late last month.
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Their industry paid off in the 24th minute when former Chelsea midfielder Oriel Romeu forced home from close range after Gabbiadini's shot clipped the leg of keeper Thibaut Courtois and fell into his path.
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Investigators believe the shooting happened either in the car or at close range, as they found one bullet casing inside Zolfaghari's 2005 Toyota Corolla and another outside the door, WSB-TV 2 Atlanta reports.
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Jagr then scored his 20th of the season and No. 742 for his career on a wrist shot from close range with 4:23 left in the third period to make it 3-1.
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Republicans who have observed the transition at close range describe a stalled hiring process after Chris Christie, the New Jersey governor, was ousted from his role leading the transition team shortly following November's election.
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Witham was a member of the Vista Grande Hotshots, an elite firefighting crew, one of 103 20-member specially trained squads in the United States that fight wildfires at close range with hand tools.
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But as the power weapon counter went down, players began stocking up on shotgun, sniper, and rocket ammo and the fight took a radical shift toward more hectic, close-range and one-shot play.
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It's a super close-range mic that's meant to do live performances at festivals and stuff when there's a bunch of noise and you won't be able to focus in on one person's voice.
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The main spacecraft, or mothership, will observe the comet from a distance, but it will also deploy a pair of daughter spacecraft, which will travel toward the comet to make observations at close range.
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But John Wick is all about relentlessly advancing through locations with a combination of close-range gunplay and hand-to-hand combat, which is harder to simulate in a small space with limited mobility.
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Rajdeo Ranjan, the bureau chief of Hindustan, a Hindu daily, was reportedly shot at close range in the neck and head on Friday evening in the Siwan district of the northeastern state of Bihar.
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Dermyer, who was wearing a military-fatigue-style uniform, approached the man at the entrance to the bus station when the man pulled a gun and shot the officer at close range, Geller said.
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Lehner had big pad save on Vladislav Namestnikov midway through the third period from close range and Vasilevskiy came up strong two minutes later with back-to-back stops on O'Reilly and Evander Kane.
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I told myself, 'If he shoots me at least my body will be further away, and the gunshot won't be as serious as shooting me at close range in my heart or my head.
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Lukaku volleyed home from close range after Juan Mata had flicked on a corner in the 84th minute but there was to be no comeback for United and the visitors could have added more.
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Hertl opened the scoring on a wraparound 6:55 into the first period, and Sorensen quickly added to the lead with a nice puck-handling move at close range in front of the net.
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An award-winning equestrienne was shot twice at close range in the chest on Wednesday, allegedly by her trainer, a former U.S. Olympian who now faces two counts of attempted murder in New Jersey.
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On wide-open, armor-focused maps with huge expanses of open ground, like the desert maps of Hamada and Aerodrome, the fact that a medic can only use close-range SMGs feels incredibly restrictive.
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People would pay between $45 and $100 to attend one of his sessions (depending on length), which often began by having people stare into each other's eyes at close range as an ice-breaker.
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Mina, the young Barcelona centerback, does the same thing he did against Poland in Colombia's second game, using his big frame to rise above the defense and thunder home a header from close range.
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According to the complaint, the plaintiffs suffered injuries including migraines, nausea, and persistent ringing in the ears after NYPD officers subjected them at close range to the "piercing" sound of an LRAD model 100X.
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Chelsea was rewarded for its unrelenting pressure when Costa scored four minutes before the break, reacting to a loose ball in front of the goal and firing it into the net from close range.
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A ship commissioned by the air accidents agency, the Geo Ocean III, launched a remotely operated vehicle, or R.O.V., to view the discovery at close range, the agency said in a statement on Monday.
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Guardiola reacted to the poor first half by replacing Kevin De Bruyne with Kelechi Iheanacho, who made an immediate impact by scoring from close range after Fernandinho found Leroy Sane with an exquisite crossfield pass.
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Schenn gave the Flyers a 3-1 lead at the 8:37 mark of the second period, taking a nice feed from rookie Travis Konecny and beating Darling from close range for his fourth goal.
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Former Boston Red Sox slugger David Ortiz was ambushed by a man who got off a motorcycle and shot him in the back at close range Sunday night in his native Dominican Republic, authorities said.
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He said that gunshot residue from the scene showed Allen had been shot in the back of the head at close range and that Brown brought a loaded gun so she could rob the man.
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Christian youth camp workers Lindsay Cutshall, 22, and her fiancé, Jason Allen, 26, were shot in the head at close range near the coastal town of Jenner, California, in Sonoma County, on August 18, 2004.
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Luis Suarez volleyed unbeaten Barca into the lead after 10 minutes following a gut-busting run and cross from Roberto while Cristiano Ronaldo leveled for Champions League finalists Real five minutes later from close range.
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We were quite lucky cause we got some of those guys to show us how they did dynamite fishing, so we were at pretty close range to it, which was pretty scary at the time.
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At one point, a rocket-propelled grenade fired from close range nearly breached one of the Hesco barriers, hulking bales of canvas wrapped in wire mesh and filled with dirt, that lined the compound's perimeter.
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This was also Djokovic's 12th Grand Slam singles title, tying him with Roy Emerson for fourth on the career list and putting him in increasingly close range of his rivals Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal.
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Separately, the Pentagon said that a Russian warplane conducted what it called "an unsafe close-range intercept" of an American Navy reconnaissance plane on Wednesday that was operating in international airspace over the Black Sea.
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His little face, seen at close range through the windows when he stops to rest, shows fear and exhaustion, but the windows don't open and the office workers who film him are helpless to intervene.
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An 18-year-old protester who was shot in the chest by police at close range will be charged on Thursday afternoon for attacking law enforcement, police said in a statement, according to Associated Press.
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A minute later Team Melli came close to sealing their first spot in the last 16 and knocking out their much-fancied opponents but Mehdi Taremi could only hit the side-netting from close range.
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Visitors can observe the pandas from above, or from a ground-level restaurant where they can dine while watching the male panda, who spends most of his waking hours scarfing down bamboo, at close range.
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He faces murder, weapons and assault charges in the death of Mr. Cali, who was shot at close range on Wednesday night in front of his house in the Todt Hill section of Staten Island.
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Buttigieg also flashed a sense of humor when plugging his website to encourage donations, which was a welcome moment of levity in a debate defined by people shouting at one another at very close range.
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Once at Bennu, OSIRIS-REx will study the space rock from close range and even sample the asteroid, collecting a piece of it to send it back to Earth for scientists to study in detail.
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Mr. Fuqaha was found in his car, shot four times in the head at close range, after driving his family home from the beach, in what officials said bore the markings of a professional hit.
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Its report includes witness testimony that 24-year-old Kevin Gómez was killed when he was allegedly shot by a soldier with rubber bullets at close range and without warning in the city of Coquimbo.
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"In spite of all his love and generosity, this defendant shot his father at close range in his own apartment in an unconscionable and brutal crime," Vance said in June when Gilbert Jr. was convicted.
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Only their weekly swimming lesson allowed us to see them at something approaching close range, and with nothing but a layer of thin, wet Lycra hiding the best things about them from our eager eyes.
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Foligno gave the Wild the lead just 1:12 into the first period, taking a backhanded, cross-ice pass from Joel Eriksson Ek and hammering the puck into a nearly empty net from close range.
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Dubnyk kept the score tied in the next few minutes by stopping a rebound attempt from close range by Oscar Lindberg and by making a glove save on defenseman Keith Yandle while sitting in the crease.
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One did the job for him: in February 2015 he managed to shoot the local party chief, He Jianhua, in the back of the head at close range at a New Year party in the village.
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Just as the game looked set for extra-time, Kashima's Mu Kanazaki headed in from close range with two minutes to go to set up a quarter-final tie on Sunday with African champions Mamelodi Sundowns.
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Toronto had the better of the chances in a tight second half, Giovinco watching his low shot slip past the post and Marco Delgado missing what looked a sure winner from close range in injury time.
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"Pristine or dynamically new comets are entirely uncharted and make compelling targets for close-range spacecraft exploration to better understand the diversity and evolution of comets," Günther Hasinger, ESA's director of science, said in a statement.
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"The main objective here was to see what the image looks like at close range, including what kind of shockwave structure we can make out," said BOSCO principal investigator Mike Hill in a NASA news release.
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Some of the victims were shot at close range in the chest, head, stomach and even the pelvis, said Joseph Ibrahim, a trauma medical director at Orlando Regional, where most of the 53 wounded were treated.
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The Chang'e-4 lunar probe, launched in December, made the "soft landing" at 0226 GMT and transmitted the first-ever "close range" image of the far side of the moon, the China National Space Administration said.
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Researchers working with the mission are asking amateur astronomers to take photos of Jupiter and send them in to help the scientists identify interesting parts of Jupiter's atmosphere to study at close range during the mission.
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Juve, unbeaten at home in a European tie for four years, went straight on to the attack and Higuain wasted their first chance after three minutes with a poor close-range header from Miralem Pjanic's cross.
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The horses of the era must've been coated in adamantium: I've emptied entire clips into their flanks at close range, only to have them continue to canter right through my character, killing him in the process.
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Like Pokémon Go itself, RazerGo is location-aware — users can find and talk to other players within a radius of 3, 60, or 600 miles, although it's probably going to be most useful at close range.
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Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), commonly known as drones, have been causing increasing concern for aviation authorities and experts, following several reported incidents of drones coming within close range of people, high-profile buildings, events, and aircraft.
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Rodríguez's shot went straight through the legs of the goalkeeper, and Ronaldo's was tapped in from close range, although it did require him to think and move quickly to reach the low cross by Lucas Vázquez.
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Les Bleues were rarely troubled by a limited South Korea side and took only nine minutes to open the scoring, with Eugenie Le Sommer firing the ball into the roof of the net from close range.
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That this game was scoreless after 20 minutes was a testament to McElhinney, who came up with several early gems — including robbing Marchand from close range with his glove about seven and a half minutes in.
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Ward and Burns reproduce now-famous images like Eddie Adams's picture of a Vietcong prisoner being shot in the head at close range and Nick Ut's shot of a naked Vietnamese girl fleeing a napalm raid.
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Safety protocols around prop guns are determined by schools or their districts, and often include securing them so they are not mistaken for real weapons and never pointing them directly at someone or within close range.
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Diego Simeone's side, who won the first leg in Madrid, 1-0, had the better of the opening exchanges, but Leicester finally found its feet, with Shinji Okazaki firing over the goal frame from close range.
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Why it matters: These interlopers — the first of which came through the inner solar system in 2017 — represent the best chance astronomers have so far of learning more about far off star systems from close range.
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"He was arriving at the store when he was shot at close range and the bullet passed through him and hit my aunt Estela," Ramos told Reuters in a phone interview from Ciudad Juarez, where she lives.
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The pivotal fifth strike, deep into the second half, was pummelled into the net from close-range by Phillip Cocu, an old servant of Koeman's from Barcelona and by this time a grizzled 36-year-old veteran.
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" The Palestinian Information Ministry, in a statement, said: "The execution of Tamimi in cold blood, with three bullets at close range, proves how much our people are in need of international protection against the Israeli war machine.
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Their own defense was exposed on the counter-attack, however, and it finally buckled in the third minute of stoppage time when a corner fell to an unmarked Kim who poked the ball home from close range.
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First, he takes a cue from Kylo Ren (spoiler alert for the seven people waiting for Star Wars: The Force Awakens to air on HBO), stabbing his own father at close range after seemingly showing him obedience.
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Sakine Cansiz, a founder of the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) in the early 1980s, and two other Kurdish women were found dead in the Kurdish Information Center in Paris in January 2013, all shot at close range.
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While on the surface there are many similarities between Gennady Golovkin and Canelo Alvarez, you might be better off thinking of Alvarez as an exceptional mid-range puncher, and Golovkin as a more smothering close range fighter.
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Marlos drew them level when he galloped onto a long ball from Yaroslav Rakitskiy and placed his finish past David Soria after 23 minutes, before Stepanenko made it 2-1 with a thumping header from close range.
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Harbour and Patterson, both 19733, were 22 when they allegedly killed Valerie Janice Lane, 12, and Doris Karen Derryberry, 13, in Olivehurst, California – shooting them with shotguns at close range, Yuba County Sheriff Steven Durfor tells PEOPLE.
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But even outside of Flint, Obama was unable to avoid witnessing another of Michigan's crises in close range: the widespread closure of Detroit schools after teachers staged a "sickout" to protest lack of funding and substandard conditions.
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At one point, the apparently right-handed gunman weaves to the left - firing to the left of the pillar - before circling it to the right and closing on the victim with a barrage of close-range shots.
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"During one of his lectures in Quetta one day about four years ago, a man stood among the students and pointed a pistol at Mawlawi Haibatullah from a close range, but the pistol stuck," Mullah Ibrahim recalled.
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Of the two videos, the first showed Alton Sterling on Tuesday pinned to the ground outside a store in Baton Rouge, La., when he was shot in the chest and back at close range by police officers.
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With their work done, Uruguay took their foot off the pedal in the second half and only added to their lead in the 90th minute when Cavani finished from close range after Diego Godin's header was saved.
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The clashes came a day after police shot a protester at close range and a man was doused with petrol and set on fire in some of the worst violence in the Chinese-ruled city in decades.
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Zion - who first spoke to Reuters from his hospital bed in the days following the attack - was cut with a machete across his face, torso and arms, and was shot at close range in his right thigh.
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This, of course, won't work for the overall defense plan, so Cara Dune engages in a one-person anti-armor expedition to draw out the AT-ST, hiding in the water and engaging it at close range.
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Why it matters: These objects, which include this year's 2I/Borisov — formerly called C/2019 Q4 (Borisov) — and 2017's 'Oumuamua, represent the best chance scientists have to study material from distant solar systems at close range.
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The movie, directed by Yaron Zilberman ("A Late Quartet"), presents a discomfortingly close-range depiction of what Yigal Amir saw and heard in the roughly two years before he assassinated Yitzhak Rabin, the prime minister, on Nov.
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Hong Kong's police are facing fresh allegations of brutality after a riot cop was filmed ripping off a politician's protective goggles to fire pepper spray in his face from close range — but they're not apologizing for it.
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Mr. Close has placed two self-portraits (one seen above) in the station; the squiggly individual tiles that make up the hairs of his gray beard are alone worth missing a train to inspect at close range.
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Syed Shujaat Bukhari, editor of the Rising Kashmir newspaper, was leaving his office in Srinagar, the summer capital of India's Jammu and Kashmir state, when he was shot at close range on Thursday by gunmen on motorbikes.
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" The United States, for its part, claims that Mesa fired his gun after "smugglers attempting an illegal border crossing hurled rocks from close range at a [Customs and Border Patrol] agent who was attempting to detain a suspect.
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He specialized in unusual cruelty, including live-streamed beheadings of his enemies (most of whom were Muslim), training small children to kill at close range (something most humans have difficulty doing), and selling women to be repeatedly raped.
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ISIS beheaded people as if it were a leisure activity; threw gay men from rooftops; encouraged children not only to fight, but also execute adults at close range on video; and burned or drowned people alive in cages.
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Headed chances went begging for the hosts either side of halftime as Fabregas could only steer Cesar Azpilicueta's diagonal ball straight at David Ospina while Christensen twice failed to find the net from close range after the break.
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The spacecraft is responsible for transforming our understanding of Saturn's part of the solar system, sending back photos of moons never before seen from close range, and finding evidence of an ocean beneath the moon Enceladus' icy crust.
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England made a superb start at the Volgograd Arena when Kane lashed the home from close range in the 11th minute, but the lead lasted 24 minutes before Tunisia drew level from the penalty spot through Ferjani Sassi.
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With just GPS to rely on, drones struggled to adjust for sudden changes in direction or speed, to keep subjects in frame when in close range — and of course, to avoid obstacles like trees, lampposts, and ski lifts.
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These sorts of aerial combat situations are not dogfights (which are fought at close range) but long-range, tactical battles, where enemy aircraft are too far away to be seen with the naked eye and fight with missiles.
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Bear made it 4-2 with a power-play goal at 18:41 of the second, taking a cross-crease pass from McDavid and going down to a knee to lift the puck over Khudobin from close range.
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Instead, there was only a single goal — by Mario Gómez, who took a lovely pass from Müller and drove the ball into the net from close range in the 30th minute — juxtaposed against an abundance of McGovern highlights.
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Ahmed Hussein-Suale was near his home Wednesday in the Accra suburb of Madina when two men on a motorbike pulled up next to his car and shot him at close range, according to the lawyer, Kissi Agyebeng.
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BENGALURU, Dec 30 (Reuters) - Indian shares ended largely unchanged on Monday with most blue-chip names trading in a close range, while beaten down automobile stocks such as Tata Motors Ltd and Mahindra and Mahindra Ltd edged higher.
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They show that Puerto Rican police used tear gas on large crowds packed into confined streets, fired rubber-coated metal pellets from shotguns at close range and used batons to beat protesters who did not pose a threat.
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Madrid took control of the match from the opening minute, when Pepe Reina, Napoli's goalkeeper, was forced to block a close-range shot from Karim Benzema at the end of a quick move set up by Cristiano Ronaldo.
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The style was worn long, regardless of hair length — short-haired models were given extensions — and was shellacked in front with layers of Redken Triple Take Hairspray 32, sprayed at close range to create a hard "jewel-like" texture.
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Netherlands, who beat New Zealand in their opening match, were back on the front foot in the second half after a cleverly worked free kick allowed center back Dominique Bloodworth to score her first international goal from close range.
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In the early stages you'll want to get a close range and mid range weapon ASAP (ideally a shotgun and an assault rifle) — this will give you at least a half-decent chance against opponents both indoors and outdoors.
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Although he'd served time for illegal gun possession, the store owner said Sterling, 37, had a gun on him to protect against robbery when responding officers pinned him to the ground and then fatally shot him at close range.
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Juno will also beam back the highest-resolution pictures of Jupiter ever taken, once its 20-month science-gathering mission begins in earnest, showing scientists what the world's clouds and auroras look like from close range as never before.
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" —The Guardian Russian Jet Comes Within Ten Feet of US PlaneA Russian fighter jet came within ten feet of a US Navy plane over the Black Sea on Wednesday, described by US officials as an "unsafe close-range intercept.
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Having observed high-level Washington officials at close range for many years, one thing that is noteworthy about Schumer is that throughout his career he has shown the capacity to grow into every job and rise to every occasion.
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The Uruguayan striker made it 2-1 with a firm header from Angel Di Maria's clever assist from free kick and added another one from close range only a minute after PSG keeper Alphonse Areola saved Cosmin Moti's penalty.
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Smartphone images show Mr Sterling, who had for some years sold CDs and DVDs outside the shop, being confronted, forced to the ground, restrained and then—after shouts of "he's got a gun"—apparently being shot at close range.
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There was so much happening at close range: making art, selling art, not selling art, falling in love with genius, attempting to be a genius, the unforeseen rise of a movement fuelled by creative energy, oil paint, and alcohol.
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In one particularly controversial case, Ortega said investigations showed that 20 year-old student Juan Pernalete was killed by a tear gas canister fired from close range by a National Guard, not by a pistol as officials had suggested.
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Blizzard ultimate cost increased by 15 percent Mei's ultimate ability Blizzard has been a bit overpowered since it was buffed with a larger radius, completely turning the tide in her team's favor when deployed in close-range team fights.
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Experienced winger Junior Hoilett put Canada up 3-0 in the 62nd minute when he bundled the ball over the line from close range and Scott Arfield's strike five minutes later put the game out of reach for Martinique.
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You can see from a couple of the flower images above where it can really show off fine detail at close range, even getting some fine edge focus on the end of the stamen in the purple flower shot.
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"Accepting in advance that someone who has committed, or is suspected of committing, a crime can be executed at close range is to embrace barbarism and abandon the rule of law", commented Renata Neder, Human Rights advisor for Amnesty.
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Mr. Lee was supposed to walk into an apartment and encounter four gang members attacking his lover, and Mr. Massee, as one of the thugs, was supposed to shoot him at close range with a revolver loaded with blanks.
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Both sides tried to impose themselves physically early on but it was Jesus who gave Brazil the lead after 19 minutes when Firmino sent in a low cross for the unmarked striker to side-foot home from close range.
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In 2016, the news program Four Corners broadcast footage recorded inside the centers that showed boys being stripped, sprayed with tear gas at close range and, in one case, shackled to a chair while forced to wear a hood.
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Dominic Calvert-Lewin wriggled free for a shot from a tight angle that deflected onto a post and rebounded to Romelu Lukaku, whose close-range strike was goalbound until Cahill came to the rescue with a last-ditch block.
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But here, as in other recent work, he has pared down his dance language, and it is thrilling to watch at close range as the dancers' limbs extend in space while their torsos curve and buckle with improbable fluency.
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Tony Tsang, who was shot at close range as he fought an officer with what appeared to be a white pole on Tuesday, was charged with rioting, which carries a maximum 10-year sentence, and assaulting a police officer.
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The protesters held their ground for most of the day, as water cannon trucks drove over bricks and nails strewn by protesters to spray them at close range — some with water dyed blue to help police identify protesters afterward.
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Former Real Madrid midfielder Pedro Leon, however, leveled midway through the second half from close range to extend Sevilla's search for that elusive away win, while Eibar midfielder Dani Garcia was also given a straight red card late on.
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The LA Galaxy midfielder gave Mexico the perfect start in their quest for a seventh Gold Cup title when he scored in the second minute of the match, moments after Raul Jimenez had hit the post from close-range.
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"Why am I so stupid bro," the Borussia Dortmund striker tweeted after video loops went viral of him lashing the ball against the post following Adnan Januzaj's second-half goal, only for it to rebound at close range and hit him.
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In Dempsey's own work on boxing—the masterpiece Championship Fighting—the aged champ describes the lead hand uppercut as very much a situational punch, best used from very close range and when the hips are square and the feet almost level.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Over months of protests Carlos Garcia Rawlins has been on Venezuela's streets daily, documenting increasingly violent clashes with security forces, experience that helped put him within eyeshot of a soldier who fatally wounded a young activist at close range.
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Theo Walcott doubled the Gunners' advantage, finishing a slick passing move with a close-range finish 10 minutes later, before Olivier Giroud came off the bench and scored a sublime third to seal his side's second win in seven games.
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The two Japanese F-15 fighter jets flew over the Miyako Strait and conducted "close range interference" and fired decoy flares, "jeopardizing the security of Chinese aircraft and pilots", ministry spokesman Yang Yujun said in a statement on his ministry's website.
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With just over six minutes left in the first, the Oilers' fourth line was out again when defenseman Kris Russell's shot hit the post, leading to a scramble that saw Dubnyk forced to make another close-range stop on Kassian.
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Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry announced Tuesday morning that after a "thorough and exhaustive review of the facts," his office wouldn't proceed with the prosecution of either officer who shot and killed Sterling, 37, at close range on July 5, 2016.
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" She doesn't recall being shot in the face, but when she woke up and found her way to a hospital, she was told that she "was shot at such close range, [her] skin burned immediately, preventing her from bleeding to death.
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Hayden put Chicago up 3-2 on his close-range wrister with 13:23 to play in the second before Krejci tied it with his second power-play goal on a wrister with 9:55 to go in the period.
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There is poetry in the fact that when the Cassini spacecraft burns up in Saturn's atmosphere on Friday, ending its mission, the bus-sized spacecraft will become a part of the planet it has admired from close range for 13 years.
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The Zombies' Captain Deadbeard does it all: He snipes, he's got a close-range shotgun-style blast, he can deploy and call down airstrikes from his parrot UAV, and he can summon and mount a cannon turret that does significant damage.
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When both men are firing punches, Dillashaw gets hit, but he also does an excellent job of moving his head while he fires punches and it was in close range exchanges that he really put the finishing touches on Renan Barao.
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They saw a stunted start in which Romania nearly scored in the first few moments — the French goalkeeper Hugo Lloris made a stunning save on a shot from close range — and a nervy performance from the hosts in the first half.
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That money could also be used to explore worlds we've only gotten a tantalizing look at so far, like Neptune or Uranus, which have never been studied from close range by a dedicated except mission for Voyager 2's flybys.
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Using stealth to sneak past groups of enemies is an important part of the "The Last of Us." Ellie will be able to jump and dodge enemy attacks at close range too — extra movements that weren't possible in the first game.
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Welbeck's persistence in bundling home from close range was one of the few highlights, a solitary shot on target, in a dull derby but David Moyes's side never threatened Arsenal, with a wayward Aaron Cresswell free kick proving their best effort.
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Kevin Parsemain had the best chances of responding for Martinique but his 43rd minute attempt from close range went wide of the post and goalkeeper Milan Borjan thwarted his two other attempts to preserve Canada's 1-0 lead into halftime.
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Two days after the presidential assassination, Mr. Oswald was being transferred from a city jail to a county jail when Mr. Ruby stepped out from a crowd and shot him at close range, as millions of people watched on live television.
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The Lionesses, who had gone ahead through Steph Houghton's close range free kick, had a goal by Ellen White disallowed for offside at the end of the first half before it was given following a VAR review, prompting dramatic scenes.
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It followed an early onslaught that had already seen the U.S. miss several clear-cut chances, including Lloyd hitting the post from close range with Paris St Germain's Endler then reacting quickest to deny the U.S. striker from the rebound.
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Germany, with only three players from its World Cup-winning team, played catch-up most of time against the more experienced Chileans, but it earned a draw after Lars Stindl scored from close range in a counterattack just before halftime.
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After a solid start by both players, Kvitova found the net with a volley from close range to drop her serve in the seventh game and, two games later, surrendered the opener when she hit a double fault on set point.
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Sinclair, playing her 290th international, scored the milestone goal from close range in the 23rd minute of Canada's opening game at the CONCACAF Olympic qualifiers at H-E-B Park in Edinburg after tying the record with a seventh-minute penalty.
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Mehdi Taremi made it 4-0 when his shot was deflected over Soksela and, with 10 minutes left in the half, Azmoun grabbed his second when he slotted in from close range after a handling error by the Cambodian goalkeeper.
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Ansarifard scored his side's sixth five minutes before the interval after Cambodia had conceded an indirect free kick seven yards from goal and the home team took a seven-goal lead into the break when Azmoun struck from close range.
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The big picture: Comet 2I/Borisov represents just the second-known interstellar object to make its way through our solar system, and it's astronomers' best chance so far to study a piece of a distant star system at close range.
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Syria took the lead in Tehran and became the first team to score against Iran in 13 qualification matches when Tamer Haj Mohamed netted from close range after Al Soma's free kick had been fumbled by Iranian goalkeeper Alireza Beiranvand.
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A potentially "catastrophic" incident involving an Air Canada passenger jet that overflew other aircraft at close range on a San Francisco International Airport taxiway was the result of crew errors, the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) said on Tuesday.
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Blake made two brilliant saves in succession in the 12th minute, diving twice to stop close-range chances by Jesús Dueñas and Erick Torres, the Houston Dynamo star and the only player on the current roster from outside Mexico's domestic leagues.
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With his soot-begrimed face, fingerless gloves, crinkled top hat and raggedy trousers*, Winks scampered up the pitch in the 51st minute and poked home from close range, setting Spurs on their way to a famous comeback win in the London derby.
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Safety measures at such workshops and markets have been a matter of constant debate in Mexico, where festivals big and small feature small rockets and bomblets, often at close range of spectators, and where individuals often set off firecrackers in the streets.
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While the family says Hernandez was playing with his friends along the US/Mexcian border near El Paso, the government alleges that the shooting occurred while "smugglers" were attempting an illegal border crossing hurling rocks at close range at the agent, Jesus Mesa.
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Costa leveled from close range 10 minutes after the break, Spain went ahead for the first time with a remarkable strike from Nacho, who met the ball on the volley at an awkward height and sent an inswinging shot in off the post.
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Canelo has never done much fighting in a classical infighting position—with his head leaning on the opponent's chest or head—and when he does throw close range combinations he tends to do so from his usual stance, open to being tied up.
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She struck again from close range 12 minutes from time before Lloyd's 108th international goal in added time put a more respectable sheen on the scoreline for the hosts who dominated the first of three friendlies ahead of next month's World Cup.
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Hilariously named after a medieval Scandinavian king who may or may not have had an actual blue tooth in his head, the close-range wireless standard found its origins in an unlikely partnership between Ericsson, Nokia, Intel, IBM and other researchers in 1997.
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While the protests were initially peaceful, violent clashes between protesters and police have become a regular feature of daily life in Hong Kong, with police deploying tear gas inside metro stations and accused of firing beanbag rounds at protesters at close range.
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" Evidence that victims were shot at close range would "indicate that the use of lethal force was not a response to a legitimate threat, but rather premeditated and deliberate conduct by the security forces to execute individuals outside the protection of the law.
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The Canadians continued to press after the break and were finally rewarded in the 72nd minute when Huitema hit the post from close range but then coolly slotted the rebound into the back of the net for her seventh of the tournament.
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The Canadians continued to press after the break and were finally rewarded in the 72nd minute when Huitema hit the post from close range but then coolly slotted the rebound into the back of the net for her seventh of the tournament.
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The close-range shooting of Walter Luebcke at his home in central Germany on June 2 and the arrest of a man officials say had far-right sympathies has shocked Germans and the government has said it should be a wake-up call.
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Rapids (5-23-2) defender Bobby Burling scored in the 73rd minute from close range off a header from Axel Sjoberg to tie up the game for good and extend Colorado's unbeaten run to four games after three wins and a draw.
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Here's a melee build using a Grim Scythe primary attack, a close range secondary ability called Death Nova, and Devour to regain all the essence used by Death Nova: Not every skill goes together perfectly, but some pairings create seriously devastating synergies.
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Cuba striker Maykel Reyes hit the post in the 58th minute, before the U.S. took the lead four minutes later when keeper Sandy Sanchez parried a shot into the path of Wondolowski, who lashed home from close range for his 11th international goal.
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The flare-ups came after police shot an unarmed protester at close range on Monday and police said "rioters" doused a man with petrol and set him on fire in some of the worst violence since protests began more than five months ago.
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Her 240-year-old mother, Betty Mungin, was dead at the man's feet, and her pregnant sister, Alexis, lay facedown in the kitchen in front of her eight-year-old niece, Armani—the two of them shot to death at close range.
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Soon there are no limits or consequences to any deed, and when anything can happen, nothing matters — not the foot trek through a blistering desert nor the close-range battles in which the villains never hit their targets, even with machine guns.
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But the "Quiet Please" signs held up by the course stewards did seem rather superfluous as the trains clattered by at close range, sometimes slowing down for the passengers — or perhaps the conductor — to get a longer look at the world's best golfers.
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The United States Park Police officers who fatally shot a 25-year-old Virginia man last fall after a minor car collision and a brief chase fired at him at least nine times at close range, a video released on Wednesday shows.
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In that assault, Taliban gunmen hid small pistols in the soles of their shoes to evade heavy security, then entered the restaurant and killed guests at close range, including a well-known Afghan journalist, his wife and all but one of his children.
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Caputo scored from close range in the 45th minute of the match, held behind closed doors due to the coronavirus, then went to the camera and held up a piece of paper with the message "Everything will be alright, stay at home".
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Lithuania, bottom with one point, missed an early chance when Vykintas Slivka fired over from close range and they quickly paid the price when Markus Palionis handled a Joao Felix cross and Ronaldo put away the spot kick in the fifth minute.
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It's easy to see why when sitting in one of the Westside's 270 seats, the actors mugging in close range, the Skid Row sets intentionally shabby, the fake blood taking on the endearing, barely scary quality of a 1980s science-fiction film.
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Consider Walton County, Ga., where the Justice Department is investigating the infamous Moore's Ford Bridge lynching of 1946, in which a white mob tied up four black citizens — one of them pregnant — and shot them more than 60 times at close range.
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Sports Briefing Matt Miazga scored on a close-range header from Graham Zusi's free kick in the 88th minute, giving the United States first place in its Concacaf Gold Cup group with a 3-0 victory over Nicaragua on Saturday night in Cleveland.
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Tony Tsang, the 18-year-old who was shot at close range as he fought an officer with what appeared to be a white pole, has since been charged with rioting, which carries a maximum 10-year sentence, and assaulting a police officer.
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" "He was ambushed at his apartment complex as he got out of his car and shot at close range," he said, while also adding that Brown's "mother asked that I do whatever it takes to get to the bottom of his murder.
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For verified ride pick-ups eventually all riders will receive a PIN to match with the driver and if you opt in you can automatically verify the PIN through ultrasound waves between the driver and passenger phone once you're within close range.
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Tottenham was a tough challenge against the defending champions and could have left Madrid with a victory if Kane's close-range shot had not been saved by goalkeeper Keylor Navas midway through the second half on one of the game's best scoring opportunities.
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Bilas said it was possible that, after several years in which the 3-pointer has predominated in top offenses, coaches have improved at devising defenses to stymie perimeter shooting — in that way placing a premium on wing players who excel at close range.
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Ribbons act as gentle proxies for vegetation, brushing against you at close range and standing static from afar; the projections simulate weather and shifting sunlight through the leaves; and the music gives a strong impression of the majesty of nature in sonic form.
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Ecuador equalized 20 minutes later when Angel Mena pounced on a parried shot to touch home from close range and the South Americans grew into the game, especially in the second half, when their long ball game troubled the young Japanese side.
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