Cordon and others insinuated McCoy may have orchestrated the attack because he allegedly wanted Cordon out of the house.
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A woman who described herself as a friend of Cordon later posted a photo on social media showing Cordon covered in blood.
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Tanya Mitchell Graham, the attorney for Delicia Cordon, an ex-girlfriend of McCoy, released a statement Tuesday evening saying Cordon was assaulted around 3 a.m.
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Delicia Cordon included the photos in legal docs filed in a Georgia court ... where Cordon is suing McCoy -- accusing him of orchestrating the break-in and beatdown.
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"I end up marrying a very young Joey Gordon-Levitt and we have to have a kiss," Arquette told James Cordon while on the Late Late Show with James Cordon.
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"In fact, after Ms. Cordon refused to return her jewelry gifts to Mr. McCoy, he would often suggest to Ms. Cordon that she could be robbed because the jewelry was expensive."
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In fact, after Ms. Cordon refused to return her jewelry gifts to Mr. McCoy, he would often suggest to Ms. Cordon that she could be robbed because the jewelry was expensive.
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They left after McCoy and Cordon told them that they had resolved an argument over McCoy's moving some furniture out of the house even though Cordon wanted the items to remain.
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Just spoke to Tanya Mitchell Graham, attorney for Delicia Cordon.
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Police let demonstrators through the cordon to show their signs.
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In describing her injuries, Cordon says her face was "demolished."
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Cordon has since accused McCoy of being behind the attack.
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Police has set up a security cordon in the area.
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A crowd stood at the edge of a police cordon.
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Residents were allowed to return to homes behind the cordon.
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James Cordon is in there somewhere, too, for some reason.
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Police also broke up a cordon of about 300 protesters.
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Cordon told police she believed McCoy was behind the attack.
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The cordon and search operation is still ongoing, Kalia added.
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The problem with the cordon sanitaire is that it's clumsy.
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The post, written by a friend of Cordon&aposs, insinuated McCoy was the one who beat Cordon and also claimed the 30-year-old running back beat his child, his dog and used illegal drugs.
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Man in protective workwear with Caution cordon tape (Courtesy Getty Images) Man in protective workwear with Caution cordon tape (Courtesy Getty Images) By contrast, Solugen's process is only a little more dangerous than brewing beer.
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On that note, she recently filmed Carpool Karaoke with James Cordon.
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Dinner was filet mignon, chicken cordon bleu or exotic mushroom ravioli.
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Police officers cordon off the area around a building that collapsed.
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Police cordon off area as they investigate the car ramming incident.
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That site becomes a work of architecture, defined by the cordon.
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Young men with bandannas over their faces form a security cordon.
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Developing ways of putting up an emergency cordon is one idea.
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Protesters were seen approaching and shouting at the police officer cordon.
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Public health experts call such a travel restriction a cordon sanitaire.
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Whether that massive cordon will prove effective remains to be seen.
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A cordon was placed around two of the whales at Skegness.
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The police cordon blocked even press and medics from entering initially.
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Cordon accused McCoy last year of cheating on her with an escort .
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Control of the mountain will make it easier to cordon off Afrin.
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Apart from a course at Le Cordon Bleu, he's mostly self-taught.
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Claudia Rankine, his formalist readings cordon him off from what the poems
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And when they're not available, memory is a way around the cordon.
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She resisted and now Cordon has filed court docs of her own.
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They can gorge themselves on free food cooked by Cordon Bleu chefs.
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Pauvert calls me over to demonstrate a proper chicken cordon bleu preparation.
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To make the veal Cordon bleu, cover cutlets loosely in cling wrap.
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Then a cordon of riot police charged to disperse the crowd outside.
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Today Hopworks does more than simply cordon off an area for kids.
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It meant that my televisual Cordon Bleu was slightly sedate—slightly quiet.
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The specialties of the house are cordon bleus of various meaty assortments.
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Ms. Chase sent him to study at Le Cordon Bleu in Paris.
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The crew would enter a sewage pipe outside of the police cordon.
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Hundreds of family members waited anxiously for hours outside the police cordon.
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Someone's actually left a stanchion and cordon laying on some marble steps!
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The police have had to cordon off the main street several times.
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They were being kept behind a large security cordon and away from journalists.
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He went to study at Le Cordon Bleu and become a private chef.
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" Cordon quipped, "she's basically made you look like the kid from Jerry Maguire.
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They were trying to cordon off the area and keep him from escaping.
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The alarm apparently over, police established a new cordon — one further block down.
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Lee began classes at Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts in Atlanta.
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But Graham contends that Cordon and her children were allowed to remain there.
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Cordon describes the attack ... and mentions her 16-year-old son is missing.
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Firefighters attended the scene where they set up a cordon around the vehicle.
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McCoy and Cordon at a Super Bowl Weekend party in Houston on Feb.
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Cordon and McCoy were scheduled to appear in court Tuesday at 1 p.m.
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You can save on Frangelico Hazelnut liqueur, Cointreau, and Grand Marnier Cordon Rouge.
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Accounts like Nahavandi's claim she never broke the cordon sanitaire around the shah.
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Delivery trucks had been unable to crack the security cordon, the barista said.
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He dispatched a 50-man quick reaction force to cordon off the area.
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She later took cooking courses at the Cordon Bleu Institute and La Varenne.
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Cordon's lawyer, Tanya Mitchell Graham, said in a statement that Cordon was struck in the face with a firearm multiple times by an intruder who "demanded specific items of jewelry" – items that McCoy allegedly wanted back from Cordon, USA Today reported.
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On Tuesday, McCoy's baby mama -- Stephanie Maisonet -- filed new docs in the Cordon lawsuit.
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Cordon, Boykin, and a representative for McCoy have not responded to requests for comment.
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The other group was kept on board their coaches and surrounded by police cordon.
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Cordon sustained multiple injuries to her head, face and arms during this horrendous attack.
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French taco filling options typically include diced meats, chicken nuggets, sausage, and cordon bleu.
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The suit says McCoy "breached his duty to use ordinary care" to protect Cordon.
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Graham said Cordon had been given the jewelry by McCoy, who wanted it back.
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McCoy said on Twitter he had nothing to do with the assault on Cordon.
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The picture used with the post showed the bruised and battered face of Cordon.
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The anguished parents pressing against the police cordon, the morning's hurried goodbyes suddenly precious.
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Madeleine Pin attended the Sorbonne and studied cooking at Le Cordon Bleu in Paris.
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Menu items include venison steaks, boar pepper steak, deer cordon bleu and the like.
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Stanchions hung over a chair near the Senate floor, used to cordon off press.
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Some were pushed back, however, after police fired tear gas and expanded their cordon.
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The police formed a cordon to prevent the protesters from spilling onto the road.
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Since then, police officers have been dispatched to the house at least twice on calls related to disputes between McCoy and Cordon, and a third time when Cordon suspected that McCoy was improperly removing items from the residence, according to police records.
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At several points outside the cordon, people laid flowers and messages of grief and solidarity.
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Emilia Cordon from Wilmington, N.C., speaks from personal experience: My school can't afford a lot.
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You can try to break through the state cordon via leaks, media images, satellite photographs.
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They cordon off desire into an anodyne little package, operationalizing it for the working world.
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By the 1990s, however, prime time started to cordon off the emotional from the worldly.
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Porter previously filed eviction paperwork on McCoy's behalf to get Cordon out of the house.
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London Grind was closed for a few days as it was inside a police cordon.
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Some sisters had pizza delivered over the police cordon and played music to kill time.
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Police cordon Rd 79 Gulshan after shooting incident in heavily residential area of Dhaka. pic.twitter.
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A security cordon was put up at the scene and officials were inspecting the site.
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According to court records obtained by CNN, last month McCoy initiated eviction proceedings against Cordon.
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The police set up a cordon to protect us from violence as the rally ended.
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We had a police cordon on the sidewalk that kept us back on the grass.
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Their parents typically had frozen chicken cordon bleu in the freezer, which I would microwave.
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He stated that Cordon had some of these jewelry items and had not returned them.
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I graduated about three or four years ago from Le Cordon Bleu French cooking school.
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But the cordon had been well laid, growing to nearly 300 soldiers and police officers.
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In our number, he said, was a Cordon Bleu chef, military officers, a poet — me.
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She graduated from Cornell and received a culinary degree from Le Cordon Bleu in Paris.
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Try the veal cordon bleu schwinger filled with farmer's bacon and nöldis cheese (34 francs).
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In Paris, he studied to be a chef at the Cordon Bleu; in Berkeley, Calif.
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Then a cordon of riot police used tear gas and charged to scatter the crowd.
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The cordon was meant to block students from throwing things onto the highway, they said.
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Eyewitnesses said police and military personnel formed a cordon around the site of the explosion.
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A male boss cannot casually cordon off certain jobs, tasks, or opportunities for men only.
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Donald and Cordon both claim they were pistol whipped by the gunman and sustained injuries.
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It claims McCoy should be held financially liable for injuries Cordon suffered in the assault because he had changed the security codes to the home and refused to provide the information to her, saying he "breached his duty to use ordinary care" to protect Cordon.
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On Tuesday, a horrific photograph of the player's ex, Delicia Cordon, went viral on social media.
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One woman wearing a crucifix broke through a police cordon and flung herself at Francis's feet.
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There were reportedly two attempts to serve Cordon with an eviction notice but no other action.
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In short, has the word Genius (spoken in hushed tones) flung a cordon sanitaire around him?
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Might they have been spotted if the terminal had been protected by a wider security cordon?
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Kolomeitseva, who trained at Le Cordon Bleu, has struggled throughout her first season on the yacht.
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But it cannot explain how the fighters slipped through a tight army cordon and sailed away.
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The regulator also criticised police and highway authorities for failing to cordon off the accident site.
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According to the trailer, James Cordon will make an appearance as well, for some inexplicable reason.
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"First flowers arrive at cordon next to The Shard after London Bridge attack," one person wrote.
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Hundreds of cops in navy-blue uniforms form a cordon, clutching riot shields and smoke grenades.
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The alleged attack took place at a home owned by McCoy in which Cordon was living.
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The lawsuit doesn't directly accuse McCoy or Porter of conducting or ordering the attack against Cordon.
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Once there, Bush's casket was carried through a military honor guard cordon, followed by his family.
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Mr. Barai messaged a cousin, who was only a few yards away, outside the police cordon.
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Cordon was also seen moving out of the house where the robbery occurred, according to TMZ .
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We tightened the security cordon around Mogadishu to curb the flow of fighters, weapons and explosives.
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Even his cordon bleu, which costs $16 including two side dishes, was stuffed with stuffed ham.
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Barry Sutton, 53, said he saw several Surrey police vehicles on the edge of the cordon.
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On Monday, locals gathered outside the police cordon, but few knew what had ignited the protests.
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Israel says the cordon of fences, ditches and walls has drastically reduced attacks on its citizens.
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An older man and woman stood beside the police cordon holding each other as they sobbed.
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After the incident, Cordon lawyered up and strongly insinuated McCoy had a role in the robbery.
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Graham also released two images of Cordon that show her to be injured, the Buffalo News reported .
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In Argentina, police would cordon off the neighborhood where they were staying because they were so big.
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A cordon has been put in place and access to and from the industrial park remains closed.
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Six people were detained for trying to breach the security cordon, the police said in a statement.
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We trust her mixology skills — the singer is a trained chef and graduate of Le Cordon Bleu.
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Lawyers representing McCoy and Cordon did not immediately respond to PEOPLE's request for comment about Maisonet's allegations.
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In preparation, Gold ramped up her own education by taking courses at Le Cordon Bleu culinary school.
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Police formed a security cordon around city hall in case the latest detentions stirred unrest, witnesses said.
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The government showed it can cordon off individual regions from the internet during recent protests in Ingushetia.
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After all, you don't go to a Chick-fil-A to look for a chicken cordon bleu.
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Cordon&aposs suit was filed as McCoy is continuing yearlong proceedings to evict her from the home.
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No arrests have been made and McCoy has denied having any involvement -- but Cordon doesn't believe him.
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Eviction proceedings According to court records obtained by CNN, McCoy initiated eviction proceedings against Cordon last month.
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We have already seen the Italian government completely cordon off towns in the north of the country.
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CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand — The ad hoc memorial at the police cordon spread out across a wide area.
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By early evening, the security cordon around the downtown area had been lifted, hours ahead of schedule.
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Above, a police cordon near where Ms. Sturgess and Mr. Rowley began to show symptoms of poisoning.
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But once the Mass ended and the pope had retired to his chambers, the security cordon relaxed.
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Each meal also usually featured meat of some kind: think coq au vin, cordon bleu, or steak.
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Chicken Cordon Bleu Chicken cordon bleu is such a classic dish, and even if you never eat it again, you should make it at least once in your life, just to feel the frivolous sense of sophistication that comes with rolling a chicken breast up into an unnatural shape.
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Delicia Cordon was injured during the Tuesday morning burglary at a Georgia home, which is owned by McCoy.
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Photos surfaced early Monday morning showing a bloody Delicia Cordon in what appears to be a hospital bed.
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"He took a diamond bracelet off my wrist," Cordon says in the 911 call of the unidentified assailant.
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Jaber al-Bakr went on the run after evading a security cordon set up by the security services.
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Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve said on Saturday that the truck breached the security cordon "in a violent manner".
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"I'm surprised they are putting a cordon sanitaire against me and not the far right," said Mr Sánchez.
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Cordon's attorney declined to answer when asked during the conference if Cordon has been physically abused by McCoy.
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On Friday, mourners gathered in the rain at the edge of a police cordon around the charred building.
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When a handful broke through the cordon, some attacking the police, the authorities had the excuse they needed.
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"We want to make VR the next mobile medium," Cordon Media president Milan Baic tells The Creators Project.
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There were no allegations of physical abuse by McCoy or Cordon in any of the three police reports.
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He told dispatchers that the woman, identified as Delicia Cordon, was trying to start a fight with him.
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That would be more humane, would save lives, and might even be cheaper than maintaining a naval cordon.
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Smulovitz, who studied at Le Cordon Bleu in Pasadena, California, runs the kitchen and concocts the day's recipes.
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Sources connected to Cordon tell us she's moved to a home she considers safer -- complete with private security.
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But they also formed what the French call a cordon sanitaire — quarantine — against nationalist or far-right politics.
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If there had been disorder, it said, the migrants who ran through a police cordon were to blame.
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Investigators were still on site, sifting through the wreckage, the scene hidden from view by a police cordon.
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Cordon was taken to a hospital after a single male intruder entered the house at about 3 a.m.
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The response in Wuhan, with the establishment of a "cordon sanitaire"-type boundary, goes much further than that.
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A pro-democracy protester stands in front of police cordon outside Tai Koo MTR station earlier this month.
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Police later formed a security cordon around the campus to trap those inside, eventually making hundreds of arrests.
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She was one of the only reporters allowed inside the police cordon around the building at that point.
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Only white people can cordon off Mr. Trump's political meaning, ignore the "unpleasantness" from a position of safety.
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"The book gives a glimpse into our world and how we entertain," said Burtka, a Cordon-Bleu trained chef.
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Of course, for outsiders, it seems as if the Chinese have ignored the economic cordon against Iran, he said.
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Police said they had placed a cordon around a children's play area near the Skripals' house as a precaution.
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"He stated that Cordon has some of these jewelry items and had not returned them, " the police report reads.
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An Instagram photo surfaced Tuesday of Cordon lying in a hospital bed with cuts and bruises across her face.
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Both Cordon and Donald believe McCoy masterminded the attack -- and therefore should be liable for any damages they suffered.
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Cordon also suggests that the alleged intruders may have been familiar with the McCoy property, Atlanta's FOX 5 reported .
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Cordon filed a personal injury lawsuit on Friday against McCoy and his former University of Pittsburgh teammate, Tamarcus Porter.
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She's got serious foodie credentials According to her website, Ward trained at the prestigious culinary school Le Cordon Bleu.
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They meekly stand by the cordon and as the elephants come towards them they dart out of the way.
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Russia and Iran's plans to cordon themselves off from the rest of the internet continue apace, a dangerous fragmentation.
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That's despite Sunway Education's links to well-known institutions like Le Cordon Bleu culinary institute and Australia's Monash University.
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According to her website, Ward is a Le Cordon Bleu-trained chef, food writer and author and food consultant.
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The photos appear to show Cordon with black eyes, a busted lip, and cuts and bruises on her face.
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Through the night, family members of the people trapped on campus gathered outside a security cordon, hoping for news.
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Cover: Flowers are left by a police cordon outside Al-Noor Islamic Centre Mosque in Baerum, Norway, Monday Aug.
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Video footage showed the migrants trying to breach a police cordon and officers firing tear gas to disperse them.
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How do we know contact tracing was more important than, say, the mass cordon sanitaire and shutting down cities?
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McCoy tried to evict Cordon from his home, in a suburb of Atlanta, last July, according to court documents.
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One of the daughters, Tahera, 32, said she had begged the police to let her through the security cordon.
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A mother arrived at the security cordon, wailing and begging the police to let her proceed toward the mosque.
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For hospitals in Wuhan, already overwhelmed with patients, that cordon worsened a shortage of medical supplies that has continued.
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Maya Hormis, the owner, studied at Le Cordon Bleu and decided to focus on the classic little iced cakes.
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As we previously reported, Cordon has lawyered up and is strongly insinuating McCoy had a role in the attack.
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Indeed, the Trans-Pacific Partnership itself is less about economics than geopolitics, creating a Pacific Rim cordon around China.
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They trucked away the booty, easily slipping out of Marawi because a security cordon was not fully in place.
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VARIOUS EMPLOYEES cordon off the area where damage is worst, mainly sections devoted to acting, writing, theater management and producing.
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The graphic image was originally posted on Instagram by Mia Michelle Boykin, who claims to be a friend of Cordon.
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A friend of Delicia Cordon posted the photo showing the woman with a bloodied face, swollen eyes and multiple cuts.
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During an interview with James Cordon on "The Late Late Show," Turner confirmed it&aposs not a spoiler after all.
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In her statement, Maisonet says she was with McCoy the day before the burglary that left Cordon bloodied and bruised.
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Footage posted to social media showed people running from the shooting and a police cordon being established at the scene.
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In Paris, she studied cooking at Le Cordon Bleu and painting in the ateliers of André Lhote and Fernand Léger.
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Some evaded a police cordon and crossed a slope to reach Mytilene, where a group tried to set up tents.
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The house and neighboring properties were evacuated and a 200-metre cordon thrown around the area while specialist officers investigated.
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On the day of the raid local Buddhists helped to conceal one young man who had escaped the soldiers' cordon.
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They were really very much involved in helping, you know, cordon off Libya and eventually defeating Gadhafi and his forces.
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Plated also seeks to distinguish itself in part by its culinary team, led by a Le Cordon Bleu-trained chef.
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The BBC showed dozens of people being escorted to safety through a police cordon with their hands on their heads.
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However, a senior NATO military official acknowledged Wednesday that the attack on Farah "punctured" the security cordon surrounding the city.
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Delicia Cordon was the caller, and her injuries required a visit to a hospital, her attorney Tanya Mitchell Graham said.
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Cordon and McCoy were planning just a few months ago to get engaged but are now estranged, the attorney said.
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During the standoff, police erected a cordon around the restaurant, where family members of those inside gathered to await information.
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"A cordon remains in place as a precaution and the store has been evacuated as a precaution," Essex Police said.
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Plated's meals are created by a culinary team led by a Le Cordon Bleu-trained chef, Elana Karp, it notes.
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She trained at Le Cordon Bleu in Paris, and my secret is that I go to her for date recommendations.
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Wide swatches of umber dirt — fire breaks bulldozed through fields and woods, to cordon the flames off — scar the countryside.
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Wieden + Kennedy London has hired Katy Edelsten and Chloe Cordon, who were behind the "Citizens Advertising Takeover Service" (CATS). 8.
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Cover: A police officer patrols at a cordon near a mosque in central Christchurch, New Zealand, Friday, March 15, 2019.
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Mexican officials have said they are deploying a cordon of security forces across southern Mexico to help control illegal migration.
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Trained at the Cordon Bleu, the eminent French culinary school, she was renowned for her cooking at the hotel's restaurant.
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Some even interpret the statute as meaning a president could deploy the military to cordon off a city or state.
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"Then, of course, China has implemented the most extensive cordon sanitaire [or quarantine] in the history of humankind," Gostin added.
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"They were intercepted by law enforcing authorities, but one pickup truck managed to break through the security cordon," he said.
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A number of law enforcement officers are lining up in preparation for Cordon of Honor for fallen Nassau Bay Sgt.
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The road ends at a cordon where lava pilgrims, scores of them, make their way down toward the viewing place.
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Thousands of onlookers lined bridges over the Seine and along its embankments, held at a distance by a police cordon.
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Keeping with its practice of showcasing celebrities at the annual event, the meeting was hosted by talk show host James Cordon.
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Kelis graduated from famed culinary school Le Cordon Bleu in 2008 but said her mother first inspired her love of food.
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During the 911 call, the distraught Cordon expresses fear that her former boyfriend was watching her through the home's security system.
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McCoy was accused on social media of bloodying Cordon as well as physically abusing his son and dogs and using drugs.
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Delicia Cordon will be accompanied to the home by a sheriff's deputy to retrieve personal items as part of the agreement.
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Police stand behind a cordon isolating the area where MP Jo Cox was attacked in Birstall near Leeds, June 16, 2016.
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Cover image: French Police officers cordon off the area next during an incident in Trebes, southern France, Friday March 23, 2018.
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At the same time Chinese officials refused to allow reporters and photographers beyond a cordon, preventing them from witnessing Obama's arrival.
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Delicia Cordon was left bloodied and badly beaten after a robbery that took place at the football star's home in July.
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In her amendment filed Tuesday in Fulton County, Cordon maintains that she was also physically abused during the 2017 off season.
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She also claims McCoy changed the security system at the house and did not give Cordon access to the new one.
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On Friday morning people gathered in the rain at the edge of the cordon set up by police and fire officials.
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"No one is injured, and a cordon has been put in place as a safety precaution," according to a police statement.
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Aside from her significant contribution to the music world, the artist also attended Le Cordon Bleu to become a certified chef.
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Lights and portable toilets were being moved to the scene and police were keeping a wide cordon from the crash site.
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Oregon for many years deliberately sought to cordon itself off from the rest of the country, and by some measures succeeded.
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"Indian security forces launched a cordon and search operation in Kashmir's Shopian district early Sunday," Deputy Police Superintendent Yasir Qadri said.
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The job of the battalion moving toward Bashiqa was to shore up the eastern front and extend a cordon around Mosul.
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Even inside the conservative camp, some voices are urging the rethinking of the policy of the cordon sanitaire around the AfD.
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Others place plastic water containers and tires on pavements near their shops or homes, or cordon them off with plastic tape.
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The second explosion, which was described as considerably larger, hit as emergency workers gathered near the police cordon blocking the area.
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However, some protestors attempted to push through the security cordon and climb over the containers, leading to scuffles with security forces.
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A police cordon was in place around Parliament Square, cutting off cars along major thoroughfares in the heart of the capital.
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So, just cordon off the North to prevent nuclear smuggling, improve our own missile defenses, and work to stabilize the tensions.
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Cordon strongly insinuated McCoy was behind the whole ordeal ... and now, she's suing the NFL superstar for damages from it all.
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"McCoy was very concerned that Cordon may try to either take things or make false allegations again him," the police reports reads.
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Graham says her client "suspects" McCoy had "something to do with it" but Cordon is not directly blaming McCoy without more evidence.
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As frustrations grew, groups broke through the police cordon and tried to rush the fence on either side of the official crossing.
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Cordon bleu is basically a rolled-up schnitzel, so keep it simple if you're not into all those unnecessary extra stuffing steps.
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Pic: Firefighters set up a cordon after a car rolled down an embankment and struck a house in High Wycombe today pic.twitter.
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He was a man Mistry admired in the early aughts, when she was just a scrappy culinary student at Le Cordon Bleu.
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She also wrote several cookbooks, rooted both in her Cordon Bleu training and in the perennial insolvency that is the artist's lot.
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Video posted to Twitter showed people posting signs that stated #TurntoLove #ForLondon and #ISISwillLose #LoveWillWin at the London Bridge cordon Sunday morning.
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Spanish-language newspaper El Comercio reported that Park had bypassed a security cordon and was in a restricted area when he fell.
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The TSA there has permitted non-passengers through the cordon to the swanky shops on the occasional one-day holiday since 2014.
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Police said on Thursday they had placed a cordon around a children's play area near the Skripal's modest house as a precaution.
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He then attempted to stop Susan Rice, Mr Obama's national security adviser, from cutting across the cordon to join the president's motorcade.
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In a statement, the lawyer said Cordon told her that McCoy had said she might be robbed because the items were expensive.
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The quarterly performance reflected improving demand for Martell cognac, whose sales rose 3 percent, boosted notably by the Cordon Bleu premium brand.
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The Chinese later defied the deal, placing a cordon across the mouth of the shoal and positioning a coast guard vessel nearby.
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She used to work at a nonprofit before attending Le Cordon Bleu in LA to pursue becoming a full-time weed chef.
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As for the 2 other police calls to the house, Cordon called cops over a heated argument with McCoy on April 11.
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Police official Mazhar Niazi said the officers blocked the Islamists as they tried to break through a cordon to attack the marchers.
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Two young people were burned as they took part in the attack on a police cordon at the scene, the force added.
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Many think it is time to remove the cordon sanitaire around the AfD, however much that would irritate the CDU's national leadership.
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He managed to get a German TV reporter, Jürgen Hinzpeter, past the military cordon that surrounded the city, not once but twice.
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Big Break: An avid cook from a young age, he graduated from Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts in Portland, Ore.
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My chosen drink, the suave Velvet Cordon, made of gin and fir needle cordial, seemed a perfect liquid companion to the surroundings.
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On Sunday evening Saakashvili and his supporters forced their way past a cordon of border guards to return to Ukraine from Poland.
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He did not elaborate on the details but said that significant numbers of fighters were able to slip through a security cordon.
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Later, huge crowds of supporters advanced on foot toward the police from outside the cordon to try to disrupt the police operation.
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More than 500 sailors manned the rails and formed an honor cordon to greet Ray Emory as he arrived in a golf cart.
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Cordon described being assaulted and robbed inside the home after she said at least two masked intruders broke in at about 3 a.m.
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In his statement on Tuesday, McCoy said he had not spoken to Cordon in months, despite her living in the house he owned.
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Cordon wasn't a huge fan of the amusement park, but that was nothing compared to the torturous ginger shot he barely choked down.
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Related: Dozens Killed by Multiple Explosions in Brussels Airport and Subway Reporters and passersby gather outside a police cordon in the Maelbeek neighborhood.
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"I think they were trying to avoid the cameras by going out the front," Cordon tells the 911 dispatcher, according to the station.
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One casualty is the cordon sanitaire around the Sweden Democrats, a rabble-rousing anti-immigrant party of the sort disrupting politics across Europe.
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Police maintain a cordon around the scene of the murder of two NYPD officers (and the subsequent suicide of the shooter) in 2014.
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In this Tuesday, July 31, 2018 photo, a police cordon near the scene of a robbery at the Strangnas Cathedral, in Strangnas, Sweden.
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Our son would cry even harder if he knew that Delica Cordon was not going to be present during (LeSean) McCoy's parenting time.
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In August, Cordon filed a personal injury lawsuit against McCoy and former University of Pittsburgh teammate Tamarcus Porter, seeking damages of around $150,000.
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"They were really very much involved in helping to, you know, cordon off Libya and eventually defeating Ghadaffi and his forces," Clinton said.
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"Are they going to leave a police cordon to guard the area?" he asked on a recent afternoon, before the dismantling had ended.
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At the scene of the attack, relatives of the victims tried to go past the police cordon for news of their loved ones.
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HONG KONG — Some protesters slithered down makeshift ropes to waiting motorcyclists, brazenly evading a police cordon set up around a besieged university campus.
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A cordon of heavily armed riot police officers wielding tear gas and rubber bullets have cornered anti-Beijing protesters at Hong Kong Polytechnic.
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The public security secretariat of Brazil's Federal District, which includes Brasília, blamed protesters trying to get through a security cordon for the violence.
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Once the cordon was established, they began knocking on doors, conducting interviews and searching sheds and structures in the area, the chief said.
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Of course, Cordon has been very public about her injuries -- showing photos of her bruised face also inflicted by the home invader (photo below).
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Amy Reiley, author of Fork Me, Spoon Me and Romancing the Stove and Cordon Bleu master of gastronomy, has a different take on aphrodisiacs.
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Members of the public posted pictures on Twitter of a police cordon at Jermyn Street, and said nearby offices and businesses had been evacuated.
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A new law that could further cordon Russia from the global internet passed the country's parliament this week and awaits President Vladimir Putin's signature.
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Manbij, the final way station between ISIS's so-called Syrian capital and the Turkish border, is surrounded by a tightening cordon of Arab troops.
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A woman named Juana, who waited near the police cordon and lives just a couple blocks away, arrived as a group started to assemble.
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And because it sits entirely apart from the Pixel 3's main processor, it helps cordon off the most sensitive data your smartphone holds.
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But if the government puts a really strict cordon around Aleppo, as it has before, then 400,000 people are at serious risk of starvation.
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The BBC showed dozens of people, evidently caught up in the attack, being escorted through a police cordon with their hands on their heads.
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There are new checkpoints and policies and a much more visible police presence outside the stadium gates, with the security cordon clearly much wider.
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Malabar, a Le Cordon Bleu-trained chef and food writer, seduced in the kitchen, even as she chased after romance with her daughter's help.
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Hamas is also taking on the jihadists in its midst and policing a cordon it created on its side of the border with Egypt.
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About 100 workers, in yellow vests, rallied outside the ministry early on Wednesday unfurling a banner reading "Occupation" in front of a police cordon.
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Last summer, locals made a stink when the Saudi king and his entourage were allowed to cordon off a public beach on the Riviera.
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Flanked by thousands of police who formed a protective cordon around the area on Sunday, activists shouted pro-equality slogans while carrying rainbow umbrellas.
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Many members of the Saxon CDU, perhaps the country's most conservative branch, grumble about the cordon sanitaire their leadership has erected around the AfD.
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A half-hour later, the police announced that the "the incident has now been deemed safe" and that the security cordon had been removed.
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US Secretary of Defense James Mattis waits for Indonesia's Minister of Foreign Affairs Retno Marsudi during an honor cordon at the Pentagon on Monday.
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There is the gamut of chicken meatballs (spicy chicken balls, chicken cordon bleu bites, chicken Francese balls) and standard Italian fare like eggplant rollatini.
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He said the quarantine of the nature which China pulled off, which is called a "cordon sanitaire," is something out of the Middle Ages.
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I remember young and old men who sometimes spoke casually about having spent a day at the front of cordon-and-search military operations.
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Some protesters also broke through a security cordon in Davos — where protests are strictly forbidden — to demonstrate against the WEF and the U.S. president.
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"I'm really angry about what's happened," said receptionist Samira Jama, 50, who was helping her sister collect belongings from an apartment behind the cordon.
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He said he was trying to make his way past a police cordon when he heard what sounded like a fierce exchange of gunfire.
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A SWAT team was seen entering the four-storey V-Mall as shoppers were evacuated and crowds of media gathered behind a security cordon.
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On Friday, soldiers were dispatched to the scene of the pipeline rupture in the municipality of Tlahuelilpan, yet did not cordon off the area.
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Thousands of Egyptian journalists pushed through a police cordon at the press syndicate's downtown Cairo headquarters to reach an emergency general assembly on Wednesday.
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His son was running 10 minutes late for Friday Prayers, along with his 8-year-old daughter, when they came upon a police cordon.
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Diplomats fear trucks and excavators at the site could be destroying vital evidence, while some policemen have been taking selfies inside the security cordon.
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Authorities tightened a security cordon, draping plastic sheets around the approach to the cave, further giving the sense that a rescue might be imminent.
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When staff at the Taj's Japanese restaurant, located on an upper floor, heard about the incoming attack, they formed a human cordon around the guests.
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This reflected a 10 percent rise in Martell cognac sales and the recovery of luxury cognac brand Cordon Bleu although scotch whiskies continued to suffer.
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One of them detonated a bomb at a police cordon nearby, killing six people and wounding 50 others, in the country's first indiscriminate suicide bombing.
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A string of school closures and sales followed, affecting tens of thousands of students, including ITT Tech, the Art Institutes, Le Cordon Bleu, and others.
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After graduating from Le Cordon Bleu, Mistry cut her teeth at Peter Gordon's Sugar Club in London, then moved back to San Francisco in 2004.
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In 2012, Kat appeared in PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale, an aborted attempt to cordon Sony's roster of exclusive characters in a middling fighting game.
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Chicken cordon bleu is perfect as-is, but this variation adds zippiness from two kinds of mustard for the dad who likes a little kick.
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"In spite of the corrupt society in which we live, this response elevates Mexico," said Olinka as her husband returned from behind the police cordon.
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The most visible move has been cordon off small areas for the press, whichs has limited their ability to cover the events and the disturbances.
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Some backers of the ruling African National Congress (ANC) were trying to breach a cordon separating them from members of the opposition Democratic Alliance (DA).
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TMZ Sports has learned Delicia Cordon -- along with Evelyn Lozada, Josie Harris and Micaela Sanchez -- are all working on a TV project about surviving abuse.
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Police and set up a 300-metre (330-yard) security cordon around the store in the city's Blagnac suburb and told neighbors to stay indoors.
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"A cordon was put in place as a precaution while tests were carried out to establish what the substance was," they said in a statement.
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"After the sites have been completely secured by the army, then we will send the archaeology police to cordon off the sites," the source added.
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By the time Trump did arrive in Canada, met by a cordon of red-jacketed Mounties, he was well behind schedule, making the meeting impossible.
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Created by and starring James Cordon and Mathew Baynton, both seasons of this British comedy-drama co-produced by BBC TV are available to stream.
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"There was a cordon in Hulme, not Trafford as previously suggested, relating to a possible suspicious package," the Greater Manchester Police said in a statement.
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"It's quite a frightening experience as we are behind a cordon unable to move for our own safety as police is everywhere," the person added.
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Mr. Chen, the Yale expert, said that the Chinese government could have possibly made the crisis worse in Wuhan by suddenly imposing a security cordon.
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And for dinner, try Julia Moskin's amazing recipe for Caesar salad with kale and romaine, with chicken cordon bleu to follow, and roasted potato hash.
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But rocket attacks and bombings after the Second Intifada erupted in 2000 prompted Israel to cordon off the strip and eventually abandon its settlements there.
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As has become routine after such attacks, parents and other relatives gathered outside a security cordon to try to get news of their loved ones.
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In Sutherland Springs, a family of five trudges in front of me in the headlights, past the police cordon, shuffling, heads down, apparently headed home.
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Every society has its gatekeepers, whose role is to protect certain institutions, maintain the privileges of particular groups and cordon off some beliefs from challenge.
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On the other hand, China's extraordinary cordon of Hubei province and other areas bought the world at least a month of lead time to prepare.
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Its chef, Eran Tibi, a Tel Aviv-born former tech executive who studied at London's Le Cordon Bleu, worked under Mr. Ottolenghi for four years.
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And dozens of women who appeared to be the mothers of trapped protesters staged a sit-in directly in front of the cordon last night.
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The zone was too forbidding to enter consciously, but I could sense it there, behind a mental cordon, the irreversibility of my lovely cousin's death.
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Surrounded by a cordon of police, they can tell one another their grievances in speeches and cheers, but the event will not have any energy.
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At Travis Air Force Base in California, officials said a "safety cordon" would be put in place to separate evacuees from people on the base.
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Officers set up a security cordon around Parliament Square, with around a dozen police cars and ambulances parked at the site, while helicopters circled above.
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If you can separate an egg yolk and whip the whites without burning your house down, you're basically on your way to Le Cordon Bleu.
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Usain didn't bust out his signature "Bolt" gesture -- instead, he popped some fancy Mumm Grand Cordon Stellar (fun fact: de Gaulle designed the fancy bottle).
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In recent years, cordyceps companies in Qinghai have been paying locals millions of yuan for the right to cordon off an entire mountain each season.
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The third call came June 1, when Cordon reported seeing security video on her cellphone of people removing items from the house, the Buffalo News reported.
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"Graham says her client 'suspects' McCoy had 'something to do with it' but Cordon is not directly blaming McCoy without more evidence," said Rodak via tweet.
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"He took a diamond bracelet off my wrist," the woman identified as Cordon tells a 911 dispatcher about one of the intruders, according to USA Today .
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According to police records and dispatch audio, Cordon was injured in a targeted home invasion at the Georgia residence she shared with McCoy during their relationship.
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IN THE aftermath, police officers with automatic weapons guarded a cordon 300 metres around the Breitschiedplatz, a busy junction in the middle of Berlin's shopping district.
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But it also comes as the U.S., China and Russia are moving to cordon off cyberspace into their own zones of commercial, military and geopolitical influence.
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The video showed police cordon off an area in downtown Milwaukee as members of the bomb squad were getting ready to take care of the package.
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According to her resume, Kolomeitseva was trained at Le Cordon Bleu in Paris, a culinary school known for being one of the best in the world.
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I am the one who stands behind the cordon line, across the yellow tape from the shocked faces of the decedent's neighbors, friends, next of kin.
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Cordon says she believes McCoy orchestrated the attack -- pointing to the fact her assailant was looking for specific items LeSean had gifted her in the past.
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Cordon argued that she still had valuable pieces of property in the home -- including jewelry and photos -- but McCoy refused to let her retrieve the items.
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The war between the two sides is far from over -- Cordon is suing McCoy in connection with the robbery and assault ... insinuating he orchestrated the incident.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British police were alerted to a suspect package in London's Islington area on Wednesday, and a cordon was in place, a police spokesman said.
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WELL-STOCKED Although the military has said it has thrown a cordon around the city, the militants appeared to have good stocks of food and ammunition.
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"I repeat my call for peace, for unity," he said, as Kaibil soldiers in red berets bearing semi-automatic weapons formed a cordon around the building.
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Photos provided to CNN by Graham -- first posted on social media by another woman -- show Cordon with blood on her face and hands, the lawyer said.
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Also, a recipe that's much less of a project than it seems, and that makes a fine meal alongside brussels sprouts and rice: chicken cordon bleu.
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"The 42-year-old rapper made history as the first-ever guest to perform and be interviewed by Cordon while on a plane for "Airpool Karaoke.
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"I think there is a real irony in that crime-scene tape there," he told The Enquirer in 2004, referring to a cordon outside the prison.
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We grabbed a lunch of fish and rice at a beachside shack called Rancho del Cordon that's run by Rafaela Picado, whom everyone calls La Payita.
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By the evening, however, the Miami Fire-Rescue Department was able to reach both sites and cordon them off to keep pedestrians and vehicles out. Capt.
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The police created a cordon and used a water-cannon truck to keep protesters away from the office of the central government's liaison to the territory.
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A protester had thrown a cellphone, she said, which struck her on the head, despite a cordon of police officers in riot gear holding demonstrators back.
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Provided they are on track to meet their savings goals, trading hobbyists can cordon off a small portion of their wealth to pursue their trading passion.
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Several thousand young people had gathered before a police cordon, and for five hours, as bands came and left, Martelly served as the master of ceremonies.
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"A cordon is in place at Manchester Airport transport interchange and people are encouraged to follow directions from officers," Greater Manchester Police said in a statement.
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During the Comey hearing, Capitol officials set up ropes to cordon off reporters by the trains where senators move between their offices and the Capitol building.
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Nearly an hour after the attack, they had set up a wide security cordon in the area and worked to clear hundreds who gathered in the area.
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Later, the two men inspected a cordon of bearskin-hatted guardsmen, making small talk with the straight-faced men as they stood in the mild London sun.
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But the camera came down at an angle, falling outside the cordon, said Adams, the British visitor, who was taking pictures of the park at the time.
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You'll recall, McCoy's home was hit in a home invasion back in July that left ex-GF Delicia Cordon almost unrecognizable because she was so badly beaten.
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More than 10,000 people had rallied outside parliament when a group of protesters hurled petrol bombs and stones at police who had formed a cordon outside parliament.
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Graham said that whenever Cordon refused to return items of jewelry, McCoy would suggest that she could be robbed because the jewelry was expensive, the station reported.
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The police let them jump the queue of foreigners and form a protective cordon as they perambulate the Dome of the Rock, amid curses from Muslim worshippers.
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Eviction paperwork was filed on McCoy's behalf by Porter prior to a July 10 home invasion in which Cordon alleges she was beaten and robbed of jewelry.
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Apiradee, a retired civil servant helping to feed Dhammakaya followers who had gathered in support outside the police cordon, said she has never seen anything like it.
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Dutch TV showed footage of the protesters in front of parliament waving Dutch flags, shouting anti-government slogans and later trying to break through a police cordon.
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The singer, Le Cordon Bleu culinary school graduate and cookbook author is partnering with burger restaurant Le Bun to serve up patties at her temporary London restaurant.
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LeSean McCoy accused his ex-girlfriend, Delicia Cordon, of taking his prized Kobe Bryant sneakers during their heated eviction war ... but she claims he's full of crap.
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In the docs, Cordon claims McCoy illegally removed roughly $10,000 in furniture that she owned during a "wrongful eviction" back in June -- and she wants it back.
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Cordon filed new docs, obtained by TMZ Sports, going in greater detail as to why she believes McCoy is involved ... and points to a history of violence.
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In the new court docs, Cordon also goes into greater detail about prior allegations that McCoy would physically abuse his own child and beat their pet dog.
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Cleveland originally planned to cordon off 3.3 square miles (8.5 square km) around the convention site as an event zone where free speech mobility would be limited.
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A Reuters witness said police had begun removing the cordon and workers were slowly being allowed back into the center after it was closed earlier on Tuesday.
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It's claimed the man breached security on Saturday morning by scaling a perimeter fence, breaking through a cordon and climbing aboard a parked British Airways Boeing 747.
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Law enforcement agencies shrank the cordon around the nightclub, allowing access to several blocks; most businesses in the area remained closed Wednesday, although a Chipotle restaurant reopened.
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Outside the restaurant, more than 200 people waited all night beyond the police cordon in the diplomatic enclave, dozens of them relatives and friends of the hostages.
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From behind a heavy police cordon, their cries of "Nazis out!" were forced to do battle with the strains of Wagnereseque music blaring from the nationalists' loudspeakers.
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But it can be hard for Bruner to cordon off his life into easily-defined segments, or to retrofit any sort of schedule to his creative process.
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Several houses were severely damaged while dozens of trees fell on cars, forcing police to cordon off roads to the town of Boisheim, a district spokesman said.
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"I want to take a moment to express my sincerest appreciation to every last one of you that prayed for me during the last month," Cordon said.
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In other countries, like Italy, regional lockdown measures to cordon off the hardest-hit parts of the country were expanded across the nation as the outbreak grew.
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According to court documents filed last month, Cordon claimed that she and her children had lived with McCoy at the Georgia house since the fall of 2016.
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It was a difficult scene for the 46-year-old police officer, who was catching her breath after managing a cordon to keep the women from advancing.
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At one point, dozens of women who appeared to be the mothers of trapped protesters staged a sit-in directly in front of the police cordon. 26.
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Senate Republicans have formed a cordon around Mr. Sessions, their longtime colleague from Alabama, and residents there are siding with him over the president they helped elect.
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"CEOs need to cordon off meaningful amounts of alone time and avoid dissipating it by dealing with immediate matters, especially their in-boxes," Porter and Nohria recommended.
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Cordon was hospitalized with injuries to her face and arm after she claims the assailant pistol whipped her and demanded jewelry she had previously received from LeSean.
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Thousands of onlookers lined bridges over the Seine and along the river's embankments, held at a distance by a police cordon as the blaze engulfed the cathedral's roof.
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Though Cordon was still living in the house at the time, McCoy said he was in the midst of evicting her from the home, according to the report.
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But police requested that she return the items to the house until a dispute between McCoy and Cordon could be resolved in civil court, the Buffalo News reported.
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Prosecutors described how hundreds of migrants broke through a police cordon and out of a holding area and headed toward Szeged, a nearby city in September last year.
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Ellie Gerrans, a 27-year-old lawyer who lives in the city, told BuzzFeed News that she was temporarily kept out of her apartment by the police cordon.
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Soldiers quickly form a cordon and a young opposition lawmaker pounds their riot shields with his fists as government supporters appear from nowhere, throwing punches at the protesters.
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And on so many occasions he's taken catches off Kumble and Harbhajan, which is so much more difficult than taking catches off fast bowlers in a slip cordon.
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McCoy, according to Cordon&aposs suit, "permitted a hazardous condition to exist" by installing a new security system and cameras and denying her access to arm the system.
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Cordon is currently suing the NFL running back -- claiming he orchestrated the July 2018 incident when someone broke into her home and pistol-whipped her while stealing valuables.
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Outside the house where she was stabbed in Croydon, London, a pile of teddy bears and flowers had been left while the police cordon was still in place.
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One protester held a poster saying "Oversized prices, under age salaries," as he taunted police after some of his colleagues breached a cordon before they were dragged back.
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A cordon was put in place along the seafront earlier on Sunday and people were advised to shut all windows and doors or stay away from the area.
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Eat Caramelized oranges are an old-school dessert, a simple, stylish 1970s confection popularized in a cooking course published as a monthly magazine by London's Le Cordon Bleu.
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"Due to the cordon of British police, Julian Assange has no access to the outside and is confined to the highly regulated interior of the embassy," said Weisskopf.
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At the main gate on Pinganli Boulevard, an officer stood on a podium, with a detachment of five more standing in a roped-off cordon at his feet.
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Cops did not name the alleged victims -- but one woman has already been identified on social media through friends and family members as Delicia Cordon, McCoy's ex-girlfriend.
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The site was chosen in part because of the ability to cordon off an 22020-acre containment area at the port where the ship's 2,421 passengers will disembark.
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ALEX BAKER, a graduate of Le Cordon Bleu in Paris who worked at Spring and Le Chateaubriand there, is now the chef at Matt Abramcyk's TriBeCa restaurant, Yves.
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A Reuters reporter witnessed the "red berets," as Armenian special forces are known, grab one lawmaker by his hands and feet and carry him behind a police cordon.
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The Le Cordon Bleu graduate's resume includes experience working with the Patina food group and as the chef-specialist for the Ritz-Carlton's Club Lounge in Los Angeles.
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Even if additional forces are sent, the United States alone does not have enough ships to enforce what would amount to a security cordon around all tanker traffic.
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The case could be relevant since Cordon claims the assailant who broke into her home and pistol whipped her on July 10, 2018 demanded specific items of jewelry.
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The lens did not waver as stewards raced to tackle the interlopers; it did not flicker as one ducked and wove and made it through the impromptu cordon.
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Behind a police cordon just north of Tiffany's at 57th Street, the protesters chanted and took pictures of one another for about 45 minutes before the group fractured.
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LONDON, Oct 4 (Reuters) - British police were alerted to a suspect package in London's Islington area on Wednesday, and a cordon was in place, a police spokesman said.
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Anchoring off Lantau island in the harbor's outer reaches, the carrier was flanked by a protective cordon of marine police craft and a locally-based Chinese navy corvette.
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The university remains sealed-off by police, who have installed a tight security cordon and issued instructions to those inside to "drop their weapons" and turn themselves in.
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Manalich said health authorities would set up a cordon around the city to contain the advance of the virus, although other cases have been confirmed around the country.
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Business owners expressed worries about the cost of reopening, having to fire part-time employees during the cordon due to economic restrictions, and worries that customers won't return.
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McCoy requested the jewelry be returned in the past and "would often suggest to Ms. Cordon that she could be robbed because the jewelry was expensive," her lawyers said.
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Records in Fulton County, Ga., indicate that an attorney for McCoy began trying to evict Cordon and her two children from the property in July 2017, FOX 5 reported.
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On Friday, Cordon will hold a press conference announcing she is offering a $20,000 reward for information behind the robbery and assault, the law firm representing her tells PEOPLE.
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In the Obrera neighborhood, on the corner of Bolívar and Chimalpopoca Streets, people managed to sneak behind a police cordon put up to keep them out of the rubble.
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" Cordon opened up about how she was doing writing, "Just to update those who expressed concern, physically I seem to be healing properly, however mentally is still a battle!
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Cordon is the same woman who was pistol whipped during a robbery at McCoy's Georgia home back in July -- an incident she has strongly insinuated was orchestrated by LeSean.
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Marines formed a cordon around the block on Saturday morning, and said they believed Guzman had been in the property for around 48 hours before the raid was launched.
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Speaking no French and not knowing much about the country, she decided to take classes at the prestigious Le Cordon Bleu cooking school, from where she graduated in 1951.
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Local police will also be able to cordon off disaster areas, and limit or block individuals or vehicles from entry into a certain area in the name of safety.
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But the lyrics wore him down, until he played Dylan in that addicted manner of college kids who cordon off portions to decipher the prophecies of their favorite band.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A reported suspicious package in Manchester which British army bomb disposal experts investigated has been deemed safe, police said Thursday, adding that a cordon had been removed.
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Later that evening, as we stood by the police cordon blocking access to the aftermath of the car bomb, several people told us they were more angry than afraid.
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"Just to update those who expressed concern, physically I seem to be healing properly," Cordon said roughly 1 month after she was pistol whipped during a home invasion robbery.
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On Saturday evening, a group of heavily armed men managed to break the security cordon of the Zaver Pearl Continental hotel, in the city of Gwadar in Baluchistan Province.
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Catalonia's government reacted more quickly than Mr. Sánchez, closing bars and restaurants last Friday and asking national authorities to help cordon off their region from the rest of Spain.
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As we previously reported, Cordon has lawyered up and strongly insinuated McCoy sent the assailant to her home to recover jewelry the NFL star had previously gifted to her.
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"We're not going to cordon off the block, and make people show their I.D. and do a fingerprint background check to get into the worship service," Mr. Barber said.
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McCoy called the police to the house on July 3, 2017, just after he had begun eviction proceedings against Cordon, to report a conflict between the two of them.
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All of the routes out of the besieged campus are blocked by a cordon of heavily armed riot police officers using a hailstorm of tear gas and rubber bullets.
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Investors were given only three days in which to submit applications to attend, but were unable to get through the cordon around the building, the Shanghai-based investor said.
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About two hours later, the vehicle could be seen behind a police cordon with one of its sides badly damaged and the windows blown out, a Reuters reporter said.
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Dozens of "anti-fascist" protesters tried to break through a police cordon to reach a hotel where the far-right Casapound party was holding a rally for its candidates.
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They had been visiting relatives during the Lunar New Year holiday last month when the authorities locked down Xiangyang as part of a security cordon to contain the epidemic.
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"I was detained as a pre-emptive action to avoid us talking to people so they could cordon off the streets," Mr. Mustafa, 58, said in a phone interview.
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For people who live and work in Manchester, there remains a large cordon in place around Manchester Arena and Victoria Station, which will be in place for some time.
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On Monday, cornered by security forces determined to arrest them, they desperately tried to get out but faced a cordon of officers armed with tear gas and water cannons.
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The audience at the screening I saw cackled almost every time Dench appeared on screen; Wilson and Cordon do their usual schtick; Elba and Derulo are notably not sexy.
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Images of the attack's aftermath showed a cordon around a gutted and charred car with a pool of blood below it and a damaged pick-up truck beside it.
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Basu said that, due to reports that the suspect may have had an explosive device, police had sent in bomb specialists and placed a wide cordon over the area.
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A crowd of thousands would be gathered on the other side to push through a security cordon, move the containers blocking the bridge, and accompany the aid into Venezuela.
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The RB faced the media at Bills training camp on Thursday -- where he was asked about the July 10 incident in which Delicia Cordon was violently robbed at gunpoint.
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"The assailant demanded specific items of jewelry that had been previously gifted to Ms. Cordon by Mr. McCoy, which Mr. McCoy had requested back on many occasions," the statement says.
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Local media reported she was found on a path leading to a playing field, and published pictures of a wooded area with a white forensics tent and a police cordon.
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More than 250 water barriers, weighing two tonnes each when full, will be used to cordon off restricted zones, while demonstration zones will be designated much further away than usual.
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The Taliban's intended message is clear: We waited out the Americans, and now can strike at will — even through the so-called "ring of steel" cordon of security around Kabul.
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No official date for the French wedding reception has been revealed, but Jonas recently told James Cordon on The Late Late Show that they plan to have a summer wedding.
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About 20 meters away, separated by barriers and a police cordon, a similar number waved Turkish flags in the direction of the anti-Erdogan protesters, chanted and played loud music.
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No official date for the French wedding reception has been revealed, but Joe recently told James Cordon on The Late Late Show that they plan to have a summer wedding.
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Later, Trump stood alone on a podium to review a cordon of Japanese troops and greeted yellow-hatted children waving flags -- an honor in keeping with the royal family's traditions.
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LeSean McCoy's ex-girlfriend Delicia Cordon has filed new court docs claiming the NFL star physically abused her during their relationship ... alleging he once literally kicked her out of bed.
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Delicia Cordon has hired attorney Tanya Mitchell Graham -- who issued a statement saying Delicia was sleeping early Tuesday morning when a man entered her Georgia home and pistol whipped her.
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Ombudsman Saab says he was shot by a sniper; state-run television VTV reports a man on a motorcycle shot him while attacking a GNB security cordon on April 19.
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Cordon had moved out of the home after she was pistol whipped in a violent robbery on July 10 -- and McCoy has since changed the locks, according to court docs.
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After university, she trained as a chef at Le Cordon Bleu and did brief stints working at high-profile foodie establishments The Ritz and River Cottage, according to her LinkedIn.
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Clearly, the scanners that the TSA use can see through magical deception, and Cordon does a hilarious job parodying some of the more pedantic aspects of the airport security theater.
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In the 911 call, Cordon says she had jewelry taken off her wrist during the home invasion, which occurred in Milton, an upscale suburb about 30 miles north of Atlanta.
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With electricity cut off by the security forces to restrict the movement of the attackers, dozens of family members anxiously awaited news of their loved ones outside the security cordon.
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As in the recapture of Ramadi in December, Iraqi forces will first surround and cordon off the city, then gradually tighten the circle in a process that could take months.
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City of London Police said a cordon had been put in place around the ornate arcade, home to bars and shops and close to the Lloyd's of London insurance building.
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On Monday, the authorities evacuated a bus in the city center and, for a few hours, established a wide security cordon around it, raising fears of another nerve agent incident.
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In one of the most remarkable moments of her struggle, she broke through a police cordon in Lahore while trying to read at an event at the Lahore Press Club.
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TMZ Sports has obtained photos showing moving trucks in front of the home in Alpharetta, Georgia ... where Delicia Cordon says she was attacked by a masked man on July 10.
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Pizza, vegan summer rolls, chickpea panisses, poutine, shrimp pad Thai, tacos, veal Cordon Bleu, greens bowls with spinach pasta, baked alaska and sundaes are served throughout the day and evening.
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Graduates of the Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park, N.Y., recalled that little time was devoted to Asian cooking; at Le Cordon Bleu in London and in Paris, none.
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The SDF said it captured hundreds more in recent weeks who tried to slip through its cordon and escape into Iraq or across the Euphrates and into the Syrian desert.
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On Monday, as Europe absorbed the impact of Italy's decision to cordon off some 16 million people from the rest of civilization, senior European leaders called for targeted government spending.
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"A mass cordon sanitaire of the kind we've seen in China would be completely unthinkable in the US," said Lawrence Gostin, a professor of global health law at Georgetown University.
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Scores of people were clustered around, held back by a cordon, waiting to find news of their family and friends as police and a mechanical digger worked through the wreckage.
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A long line of cars circled the school and dozens of television trucks and vehicles were camped out nearby as students, parents and staff were ushered through a security cordon.
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Cordon is scheduled to hold a news conference Friday in Georgia, where the incident occurred, to discuss why she is convinced McCoy was involved in the July 10 home invasion.
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Some protesters broke a police cordon and attempted to enter the city's Parliament Square, shut off to the public since protests began on October 17, according to social media video.
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" The former NFL star, who played for two seasons with the Bills, then went so far as to say Cordon — a designer and popular Instagram model — was living a "fake lifestyle.
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McCoy's ex-girlfriend, Delicia Cordon, is demanding at least $10 million and her friend, Elizabeth Donald, is asking for at least $3.5 million for damages suffered in the July 10 incident.
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Illustrating the tension that has gripped the country, shooting erupted between security forces and a group of men in the east during a search and cordon operation, a military spokesman said.
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We've obtained audio from the 911 call made by Delicia Cordon after a man allegedly broke into her Georgia home, beat her with a gun and stole a bunch of jewelry.
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Although the Instagram post did not identify the woman by name, she has been identified by friends on social media as McCoy's longtime on-and-off girlfriend, fashion designer Delicia Cordon.
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These interactive courses are meant to teach the military Iraqi Arabic, focusing on certain tasks such as public safety, medical situations, basic commands, cordon and search, weapon names, and gathering intelligence.
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"Our demands are bread, dignity and freedom," chanted demonstrators as scuffles briefly broke out when some protesters sought to break a police cordon to march closer to the prime minister's office.
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"People would absolutely resist any attempt to cordon off" the province from the mainland, says Winston Irvine, a Shankill community leader who is familiar with the thinking of west Belfast's paramilitaries.
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Delicia Cordon held a press conference detailing the violent July 9 incident when a masked man broke into her home, pistol whipped her multiple times ... and stole expensive pieces of jewelry.
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At a checkpoint on a road into Iligan City, around 40 kilometers (25 miles) from Marawi, civilians on foot and on public transport line up to pass into the city cordon.
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The Greek police have set up a security cordon of three miles around the camp, and at 6 AM, police removed journalists from both Greek and international media from the area.
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It didn't seem possible to cordon off the Senate, where the silence is almost as deafening as in the House, as a safe place for Republicans to regenerate a healthy party.
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LONDON, May 25 (Reuters) - A reported suspicious package in Manchester which British army bomb disposal experts investigated has been deemed safe, police said Thursday, adding that a cordon had been removed.
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A cordon was put in place along the seafront and people were advised to shut all windows and doors or stay away from the area, Sussex Police said in a statement.
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Around 300 people chanting anti-government slogans gathered near a parking lot where police had imposed a cordon to prevent them from marching to the office of Prime Minister Omar Razzaz.
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"The government was caught stealing, and should go" said opposition Democratic Party leader Lulzim Basha, accusing the government of inciting Saturday's violence by allowing protesters to break through a police cordon.
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Israel keeps a naval cordon on Gaza, part of a blockade it and neighboring Egypt say is necessary to prevent arms smuggling by the Hamas Islamists that rule the coastal territory.
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LeSean McCoy called police on Delicia Cordon in July 2017 after an argument over jewelry -- with the NFL star claiming she refused to return several high-end items she had borrowed.
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Since counterterrorism operations were ramped up in 2015, Iraqi security forces have established a tight security cordon around Baghdad in an attempt to keep insurgents and violence from infiltrating the city.
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Ms. Laszlo, carrying a television camera and wearing a surgical mask, was recording in a field near the Serbia-Hungary border in September 2015, when migrants broke through a police cordon.
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NCT 127 recently wrapped up promotions in the U.S. for their latest songs, "Superhuman" and "Regular," with appearances on both Good Morning America and The Late Late Show with James Cordon.
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Others were bunched up on the sidewalk outside, behind a security cordon, hoping to get a chance to move into the building and closer to a plane heading off the island.
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Melanie Delcourt, the chef, grew up in Douala, Cameroon, and studied law in Paris before attending the acclaimed cooking school Le Cordon Bleu and pursuing a career in high-end kitchens.
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A mother and son sat close to the cordon as they waited to hear from Moses, a 16-year-old high school student who had left for Polytechnic University on Saturday.
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As we previously reported, both Donald and LeSean's ex-girlfriend, Delicia Cordon, have publicly accused McCoy of sending a gun-wielding goon to the home to retrieve jewelry and other items.
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The Patriot Front is more aggressive now, using the cordon of cops and the cops' pushback as props for feints at aggression that might look good on a phone-filmed video.
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Cordon was physically assaulted in the home by a male assailant who entered the home with no signs of forced entry," the statement from the firm of Tanya Mitchell Graham reads. "Ms.
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Cordon is no longer certain McCoy was involved in the attack and the jewelry items which were taken from the home included a birthday present from the athlete, Graham told CBS News .
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A Reuters witness described a heavy police presence and a cordon around a block of flats as residents of other flats in the building looked out from their windows onto the scene.
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Nineteenth-century French colonial cities separated the colonizers from the colonized with a de-urbanized zone they called a cordon sanitaire because it was nominally there to prevent the spread of malaria.
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"As a precautionary measure, they have this afternoon placed a cordon around a children's play area at Montgomery Gardens, near the Skripals' home," London's Metropolitan police said in a statement on Thursday.
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About 28,000 security personnel, miles of fencing, roadblocks, street barricades and dump trucks laden with sand are part of the security cordon around 3 square miles (8 square km) of central Washington.
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Both conventions, which take place on consecutive weeks beginning July 18, are expecting heavy protest activities and have come under criticism for trying to effectively cordon off the events from dissenting voices.
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Young men and women have used scrap metal and rocks to set up a security cordon around the protest site, organizing round-the-clock guards who check people and cars passing through.
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Graham says despite the fact Cordon and McCoy have had a relationship since 2016, he has NOT called to check in on her since the details of the violent attack went public.
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They could also request a little bubble of airspace for themselves to take photos in a certain area, too, and law enforcement agencies could cordon off an area for their activies, too.
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But too often programs consist of 15 to 20 students, subdivided into three or four subgroups of friends, living and learning in splendid isolation behind a kind of de facto cordon sanitaire.
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The Julia Child marathon began on the 65th anniversary of the official date of Julia Child's graduation from Le Cordon Bleu, the cooking school in Paris where she received her culinary training.
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Kiedis pointed out that it was pretty fateful that he and Cordon decided to stop for a wrestling match on that particular block, so he was able to help save the baby.
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COLOMBO (Reuters) - Shooting erupted between security forces and a group of men in eastern Sri Lanka during a search and cordon operation related to the Easter Sunday attacks, a military spokesman said.
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And while some degree of horse-trading will likely be required to form a government, all other parties have established a cordon sanitaire around Akesson's party, pledging not to work with them.
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LeSean McCoy's ex-girlfriend, Delicia Cordon, says she seems to be healing up after the violent attack at the Georgia home last month ... but says she's still dealing with the emotional trauma.
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Nearby villages would leave food and supplies by the cordon rocks in return for coins that were soaked in vinegar, a practice that the townspeople believed would prevent the plague from spreading.
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After graduating from U.C.L.A. with a degree in anthropology, Ms. De Laurentiis perfected her cooking at Le Cordon Bleu in Paris and ran her own catering business, GDL Foods, in Los Angeles.
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The police returned to the residence in June because Cordon, who was out of town, had checked the feed from a security camera and had seen people removing items from the house.
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Police put up a security cordon around the bus and moved the passengers into an area of the Lyon Perrache bus station where they would not come into contact with other travelers.
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Police put up a security cordon around the bus and moved the passengers into an area of the Lyon Perrache bus station where they would not come into contact with other travellers.
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Early Tuesday morning, Sky News reported that a bomb disposal team had arrived on the scene as part of the investigation and that the security cordon around the arena had been widened.
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At its peak, Career Education enrolled more than 100,000 students at 100 campuses worldwide, including the Le Cordon Bleu chain of culinary schools and the vocationally focused Sanford-Brown Colleges and Institutes.
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For several minutes, the officers formed a cordon around the man and walked with him for a few blocks, trying to clear traffic ahead and periodically instructing him to drop the knife.
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There were dozens of tents in the field on Saturday and riot police formed a cordon to block an access route, parking 20 buses to stop the migrants from leaving the field.
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He attempted to return in August with 50-100 more fighters to reinforce the militants, who by then were losing ground, but he was prevented by an improved security cordon, said Brawner.
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An image of a bleeding Cordon lying in a hospital bed, posted to Instagram by Cordon's friend Mia Michelle Boykin, went viral on social media on Tuesday morning, just hours after the robbery.
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A graphic photograph circulated throughout social media on Tuesday that showed McCoy's ex, Delicia Cordon, bloodied from a robbery that took place at the football star's home in Milton, Georgia, earlier that morning.
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An image of a bleeding Cordon lying in a hospital bed, posted to Instagram by Cordon's friend Mia Michelle Boykin went viral on social media on Tuesday morning, just hours after the robbery.
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You can't build a brand based on constant access and then cordon off access, which is a lesson it has apparently taken "America's First Family" just a little over three years to learn.
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Two days earlier, one of the four had put on a suicide-vest and blown himself up at the police cordon some 400 metres from the hideout, killing six people and injuring 50.
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" Cordon sustained extensive injuries to her head face and arms during the attack, her lawyer said, and Cordon's cousin, who was also in the residence at the time, suffered a head injury. "Ms.
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"Entering an alliance with a party that has put cordon sanitaire around the Socialist Party is not part of my plans," he said in reference to Ciudadanos at the start of the debate.
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The aluminum tracker with leather cordon isn't tiny by tracker standards, but it's small enough to place inside your suitcase, motorcycle seat, or your kid's backpack — whatever you want to keep track of.
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" Today is the anniversary of Child's graduation from Le Cordon Bleu in Paris, which makes it as good a time as any to kick off the all-episodes marathon of "The French Chef.
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According to TMZ , Cordon claimed McCoy did nothing to prevent the attack by a masked man, adding that the Buffalo Bills running back "intentionally permitted" the setting for the attack to take place.
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In one scene, she battles against chef Mila Kolomeitseva — the first female chef in franchise history, who, despite being Le Cordon Bleu-trained, may not be up to date on basic cooking skills.
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Protesters had hoped to march on an early morning flag-raising ceremony, but were prevented from moving more than a few hundred meters by flag-waving counter-demonstrators and a huge police cordon.
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"Previously they used to run, but in the last year or two they now fight and die inside the house, or come out firing when the cordon is being set," said the official.
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Army veterans tussled with security forces in the streets around the parliament on Friday as they attempted to barge through a cordon to protest against any cuts to their benefits in the budget.
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McCoy went on Instagram and Twitter on Tuesday after a photo showing Cordon with a bloodied face was posted on Instagram by a user who says she is a friend of the victim.
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They had already sensed that a dignitary of some sort was about to come, because a South Korean military cordon was preparing to go outside, as is the protocol for a visiting VIP.
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It frames itself, withdraws under glass, barricades itself behind a bullet-proof surface, surrounds itself with a protective cordon, with instruments showing the room humidity, for even the slightest cold would be fatal.
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She is the daughter of Isabel Cordon Allen and Robert F. Allen of Beaufort, S.C. The bride's father retired as an optometrist in private practice in Henderson, N.C. Her mother managed the practice.
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A Shia woman slipped through the security cordon, ran up to the chief justice and slammed her fists on his dais, demanding to know the fate of her brother, missing since November 2016.
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Clashes between the police and protesters were reported early in the day, but a cordon of officers stepped aside to allow the demonstrators to rally and hear from the opposition leader Juan Guaidó.
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With its cordon of armed guards, bomb-sniffing dogs and airport-style X-ray machines, the headquarters of Colombia's oldest newspaper, El Espectador, is among the most heavily fortified compounds in the country.
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" Just a few days later, according to claims in the documents, when Cordon was out of state, McCoy turned off the electricity in the house and tried to remove her "furnishings and furniture.
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Police had put up a security cordon around the bus and moved the passengers into an area of the Lyon Perrache bus station where they would not come into contact with other travellers.
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TULTEPEC, Mexico — As forensic workers picked through the scorched ruins of the fireworks market on Wednesday morning, María Centeno stood outside the yellow cordon, reliving moments etched in her memory by the explosion.
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The men tried to break a security cordon around a square where tents have been set up as part of the wave of protests against the ruling elite which erupted two months ago.
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And sealing the whole area off, a cordon of police officers, some old enough to remember the Irish Republican Army attacks of decades past, some brought up in the era of jihadist violence.
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"This is not the way to do it," said Humberto Manrique, a Ureña resident, as he watched masked youths burning tires and setting fire to buses in front of a National Guard cordon.
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The legal firm representing Cordon said in a statement to PEOPLE that she was attacked at around 3am Tuesday morning as she slept in the Georgia home that she shares with the football star.
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Protesters hijacked a passenger bus from a nearby terminal and attempted to drive it through a police cordon to a university where about 70 demonstrators were rallying against a nationally decreed bus fare hike.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British police placed a cordon around a children's play area near the home of former Russian spy Sergei Skripal who was poisoned with a nerve agent earlier this month in southern England.
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"The cordon in Piccadilly Gardens remains in place... Officers responding to reports of a suspicious package in the area deemed it to be a non-viable device," Greater Manchester Police said in a statement.
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Disney's strategy is not quite an end-around that aims to cordon off an entire segment of the market from Netflix — which, after all, still programs plenty of family-friendly and kid-centric content.
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Then she moved to France, where she met the future co-founder of True Foodies, not to mention, her future husband: Taduesz "Ted" Kolodziejczyk, a professional chef trained at Le Cordon Bleu in Paris.
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Kristen Bell's duet with James Cordon on Tuesday night's The Late Late Show was comical at best and unbalanced at worst — and that isn't even a critique of the performance itself, just what happened.
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Delicia Cordon — the running back's former girlfriend who has accused McCoy of being involved in a July 10 home invasion in which she was robbed and assaulted — stated in her original suit filed Aug.
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COLOMBO, April 26 (Reuters) - Shooting erupted between security forces and a group of men in eastern Sri Lanka during a search and cordon operation related to the Easter Sunday attacks, a military spokesman said.
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So she and her husband enrolled in culinary school at Le Cordon Bleu, where she earned dual degrees in Cuisine and Patisserie while figuring out how to apply the curriculum to her future business.
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A judge has ordered LeSean McCoy to allow his ex-girlfriend, Delicia Cordon, back into his Georgia home, so she can collect her belongings ... as long as she has a sheriff to accompany her.
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Co-owner Crystal De Luna-Bogan is a Le Cordon Bleu–trained chef who's worked in fine-dining spots such as Napa Rose in southern California and the Four Seasons Hotel in Beverly Hills.
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This means the two main groups will need to reach out to other pro-European groups to maintain a "cordon sanitaire," a barrier that excludes any anti-EU lawmakers from the decision-making process.
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That evening in North London, next to the latest emergency cordon, there was a sense of crises merging, appending themselves one to another in the way that clouds do, to eventually cover the sky.
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Hundreds of protesters returned to the site after the attack, cordoning off the area with a large Afghan flag they had carried in their march, lowering the cordon only to allow ambulances to pass.
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One day in March, I took a taxi to the western edge of Amsterdam and passed through a line of onlookers and a cordon of security, arriving at the press gallery of the Bunker.
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How does one engage in conversation with a well-established food writer and cookbook author whose only experience in a real kitchen was at a Cordon Bleu in France while on vacation in Paris?
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"You would think we would do something — a cordon, a quarantine," said Arebalo Enríquez, the principal of the school, who contracted malaria, as did his wife, mother and seven other members of his family.
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Emilia Cordon Wilmington, N.C., was exposed to classical music through ballet classes: I've had trouble really finding my musical taste recently and was surprised after hearing that my preferences have probably been set already.
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New technology can identify vehicles on any roadway and automatically charge them, so the task force was able to draw a narrower — and perhaps more politically palatable — cordon limited to the most crowded streets.
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He forbade known criminals from crossing an invisible cordon, or "dead line," that he established around the financial district, so as to protect the presumably good citizens of Wall Street from ne'er-do-wells.
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And following a meeting last week with Trump administration officials, Mexico's interior minister, Olga Sánchez Cordero, said security forces would be deployed to form a containment cordon across southern Mexico to help control migration.
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Along with Brown, it was founded by Monte Casino, a former instructor at Le Cordon Bleu in Boston, and Tal Ronnen, a chef and the founder of the vegan Los Angeles restaurant Crossroads Kitchen.
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As rescuers pulled Mr. Jiménez's body from the rubble, three of his relatives collapsed to the ground, sobbing in anguish, and his eldest son, Victor Manuel, 14, rushed the police cordon but was restrained.
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A hotel on the Spanish resort island of Tenerife was locked down under a police cordon on Tuesday after an Italian guest and his partner tested positive for the new coronavirus, the authorities said.
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As the cordon tightens around the possibility of his campaign's collusion with Moscow to win the 2016 election, he would want to cast doubt on arguments of a special relationship with President Vladimir Putin.
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He suspected an attack, yet his first reaction was not fear, but a "survival instinct," fueled by a "surge of adrenaline," he recalled as he stood near a police cordon a few hours later.
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His bikers rolled into Trump rallies, sometimes 2,000 or 3,000 strong, acting as an ad hoc security force, throwing out unruly protesters, and taking it upon themselves to cordon off anti-Trump protesters outside.
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Lying on the floor bleeding - he later died in hospital of his gunshot wounds - the Eritrean was kicked several times by people who slipped through a loose cordon in what police termed a lynching.
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" "In the first days, when we were not able to establish that security cordon around the main battle area, that was the time when they were able to slip out with their war booty.
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It didn't stop there, however: several years ago, international referee Zoran Arsić admitted on national television that Arkan had stormed through a police cordon at half-time and threatened him in the dressing room.
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Being at the Metropole gave the Reuters correspondents a peek behind the security cordon as staff arranged for Trump and Kim to meet, dine together for the first time, and walk in the gardens.
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On the road, their numbers have ranged from about 5,000 up to 20,000, and a cordon of police has chased off cars that occasionally slow to hurl insults or flash Mr Erdogan's four-fingered salute.
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An excerpt of CCTV footage from the first day of attacks reviewed by Reuters showed police letting a large group of men through the cordon protecting the Noor Jummah mosque in Digana, a Kandy township.
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Maisonet alleges that their son would "cry hysterically" when he had to spend time with McCoy, and would "cry harder" if he knew his father's then-girlfriend, Cordon, would not be present during their visits.
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The army cordon around Tapia — a scientist who studies how to make contaminated soil fertile again after a spill — was necessary because local gangs had been stalking and attacking anyone who came near the pipelines.
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Some 100 migrants broke a Serbian police cordon and tried to enter Croatia across fields, but were stopped by police forces from both countries who encircled them in the no-man's-land, Reuters witness said.
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At least 11 million people in India risk being uprooted from their homes and land as authorities build highways and airports and cordon off forests, according to advocacy group Housing and Land Rights Network (HLRN).
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He also had plainclothes private intelligence officers on hand to search for protestors, as well as extended barriers to cordon off the media and prevent them from entering the crowd to document protests and scuffles.
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"[The app] gives fearful fliers real-time explanations of what is going on and what they are feeling on the flight at any moment," said flying treatment specialist Captain Kelly Otte of Cordon Dutch airlines.
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"When I arrived, the police cordon was up, there were a lot of armed police, police cars, ambulance," she said in a telephone interview, estimating that she had arrived about an hour after the attack.
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The hockey rink is half curtained off, but even with that, organizers are scrambling at the last minute to cordon off more sections behind thick black curtains, they say due to a lack of sales.
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Mr. Marai and other reporters, some distance from the security cordon set up around the site of the first blast, had climbed to a higher spot of the sidewalk when the second explosion went off.
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At one point, after a senior police official tried to pass the cordon with a large entourage of guards, a scuffle broke out, and the police and intelligence officers faced off with their weapons ready.
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Riot police fired teargas at dozens of people - some with children in their arms - who threw stones and bottles as they tried to break a police cordon and reach a road leading to the border.
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A number of hotels, including the Holiday Inn and a Travelodge, opened their doors to concertgoers trapped inside the police cordon, providing them with drinks and phone chargers to enable them to contact family members.
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In this sense the partial G.O.P. abandonment of Roy Moore, which helped cost the party a Senate seat, was a more limited but also more important case study in how to establish a cordon sanitaire.
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" During the alleged incident, the statement reportedly said Cordon&aposs wrist was injured and the assailant "hit" her "in the face with a firearm multiple times while demanding specific items of jewelry and cash from her.
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Flanked by plainclothes police and ushered through a tight cordon set up around the national assembly building, they were applauded in by about ten lawmakers from their parties - ERC and JxCat - and a Basque nationalist party.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Ukrainian politicians and foreign diplomats joined thousands marching for gay pride in Kiev on Sunday, carrying banners and waving rainbow and Ukrainian flags in a parade flanked by a thick cordon of helmeted police.
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According to those unconfirmed reports, the three men were killed in a shootout on New Year's Day near the scene of the blast as they tried to break out of a police cordon in a minibus.
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Cordon was physically assaulted in the home by a male assailant who entered the home with no signs of forced entry," the firm of Tanya Mitchell Graham said in a statement to PEOPLE in July. "Ms.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Catalan police declared a false alarm on Tuesday following a bomb scare that had led agents to cordon off Barcelona's Sagrada Familia church and send in a bomb squad to check a parked van.
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Cordon claims the Buffalo Bills star would always shower her in gifts to get back into her good graces -- and she stayed quiet because she didn't want to hurt his reputation and jeopardize his NFL career.
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Its official state ideology told North Koreans they lived in the freest and most prosperous society on Earth, and it placed North Koreans under a near-total information cordon to make this lie seem more believable.
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Kettling is a term used to describe a crowd-control technique where police or security forces surround a group with a cordon of officers -- sometimes in riot gear -- and physically restrict it to a specific area.
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During the Industrial Age, many European nations developed the cordon sanitaire, where a ring of armed guards prevented the entry or exit of anyone deemed ill or suspected of becoming ill with a particular epidemic disease.
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That was when Mr. Dhonau and a small group of reporters and cameramen — Mr. Fine, Ray Moseley of The Gazette, Paul Welch of Life and a couple of others — formed an informal cordon around Ms. Eckford.
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Other than a military intervention, immediate options could include a temporary curfew, shutting down the mass-transit system at night, more sophisticated police tactics and an increased security cordon around the airport and other key installations.
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He told the police that he had subsequently asked her to return jewelry that high-end retailers had lent to them for special events, and that Cordon had refused to do so, according to the documents.
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After taking a course at Le Cordon Bleu in 1996, she impulsively decided to stay in Paris, "despite my terrible French," and spent a decade living in an early 19th-century flat behind the Musée d'Orsay.
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By nightfall, about 100 people staged a sit-in directly in front of the police cordon near the university, including women who were said to be mothers of trapped protesters, sobbing and being comforted by others.
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Citizens affected by the cordon told reporters at the Herald Scotland that their residences were met with the stench of molded food, insects, and break-ins by small animals in the 10 weeks they were sequestered.
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He's endorsed taking aggressive steps to protect against the North's nuclear program, like setting up a naval cordon around North Korea to intercept any nuclear material it tries to sell to terrorists or other rogue regimes.
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As we previously reported ... Cordon was hospitalized after a masked man allegedly broke into the home in the middle of the night, beat her up and stole what she now claims is $133,000 worth of jewelry.
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BOSF had originally planned to cordon off a 12-acre (5-hectare) patch of forest and release Alba under its watchful eye, but it was ultimately decided that the orangutan should roam free in her natural habitat.
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Spears, 34, will be joining an esteemed list of fellow performers who have duetted with Cordon on his song-filled way to work, including the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Selena Gomez, Jennifer Lopez and Adele's unforgettable turn.
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DH dismissed a theory, put forward by public broadcaster RTBF, that he may have slipped through a Belgian police cordon in the Brussels district of Molenbeek hidden in a car or even inside a piece of furniture.
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They were able to cordon off eight villages in an area measuring approximately 38 square miles (100 square kilometers) and secure a significant stretch of the Bashiqa-Mosul highway to limit ISIS' freedom of movement, commanders said.
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Its official state ideology had told North Koreans they lived in the freest and most prosperous society on Earth, and it placed North Koreans under a near-total information cordon to make this lie seem more believable.
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As well as running a cookery school at Britain's largest indoor seafood market, Jackson has taught at the Cordon Bleu Cookery School in Paris and held a vice-principal post at Leiths School of Food and Wine.
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Police to the east of London said they had sent for the bomb squad after a suspicious package was sent to the University of Essex, prompting them to evacuate some buildings and put a cordon in place.
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According to the statement, a man entered the home with no signs of forced entry, hit Cordon multiple times in the face with a gun, demanded jewelry and cash, and injured her head, face, arms and wrist.
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Sweden 1-0 Switzerland July 3, 2018 Round of 16 Sweden were 1-0 up and under pressure from Switzerland late in the game when they broke through the Swiss cordon and launched a quick counter-attack.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British police have lifted a cordon in the center of Manchester and seized a car on Friday which they said could be potentially significant to their investigation into last week's suicide bombing in the city.
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A six-hour standoff ensued, during which the interior ministry said it detained 28 anti-LGBT+ protesters who attempted to break a security cordon separating the two groups and threw eggs and insults at the pride supporters.
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Whether it could allow a president to use the military to cordon off a city or a whole state is less clear, but experts say that the statutes and regulations could be read to allow for that.
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At the same time, the Kurdish and Arab militias, which American Special Operations forces are advising, have been tightening a rough cordon around most of the city, capturing dozens of small towns and villages as they go.
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The cordon was the second at a European hotel in two days, after Spain on Tuesday cordoned off the H10 Costa Adeje Palace on the resort island of Tenerife after a guest, also from Italy, tested positive.
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By the evening, just a few streets over from the clashes, a couple hundred people tried a different technique, staging a sit-in at the police cordon, hoping for some sign that the students inside were okay.
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The discovery of the unexploded ordnance prompted police to close several roads and cordon off the area in the busy Wan Chai neighborhood, with shops shuttered and nearby walkways sealed off as disposal experts examined the device.
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For smart robot vacuums, you can now usually draw a boundary line in your app, but for dumber ones, you can stick a magnetic boundary strip at the areas in your house you want to cordon off.
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The solution that major European powers like France and Germany have settled on — and that will be a component of any solution to Ms. Merkel's current dilemma — is a so-called cordon sanitaire against the far right.
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Ukraine's prosecutor general, Yuri Lutsenko, along with the director of Ukraine's security service, the chief of police and the chief military prosecutor, arrived at the scene and stood around the cordon tape amid the assembling TV cameras.
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Named after a great patriotic hero of the 15th century, Skanderbeg is generally called Albania's national dish, although its resemblance to a kayak made from chicken cordon bleu renders it something of an outlier in the cuisine.
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At about midday, riot police fired teargas at dozens of people — some carrying children — who hurled stones and bottles as they tried to break through the police cordon and reach the main road leading to the border.
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McCoy told to police that he and Cordon had broken up after she followed him to Las Vegas and accused him of cheating on her, accusations the Instagram model relayed over social media to her thousands of followers.
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A cordon of police stood guard outside the court after Muslims, led by hardliners, took to the streets in December and November, to call for Purnama's arrest and to urge voters not to re-elect him in February.
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In the recording, a woman identified by her lawyer as Delicia Cordon – an estranged girlfriend of McCoy's – describes being assaulted and robbed inside the home after at least two masked intruders allegedly broke in about 3 a.m. Tuesday.
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Cordon's wrist was bruised when the assailant could not get the bracelets off her wrist, and he hit Ms. Cordon in the face with a firearm multiple times while demanding specific items of jewelry and cash from her.
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While Bordier's name appears everywhere, from Michelin-starred Joël Robuchon's famous buttery mashed potatoes to Le Cordon Bleu Executive Chef Eric Briffard's legendary cooking classes, Rousseaux-Gubri is quick to note that not all French chefs prefer Bordier.
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Toronto-based design company Cordon Media concieved of Pinć VR, a combination smartphone case and software suite that creates a portable virtual reality interface, unlike the bulky headsets offered by Oculus Rift or the impracticality of Google Glass.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British police investigating the Manchester suicide bombing said they had lifted a cordon and allowed residents to return home on Thursday after bomb disposal experts were called to an address in the nearby town of Wigan.
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Buffalo Bills running back LeSean McCoy and a former college teammate were named in a personal injury lawsuit filed by Delicia Cordon, McCoy's ex-girlfriend, in connection to a July 10 home invasion near Atlanta, ESPN reported Monday.
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" Late-night host James Cordon asked Clinton if she was surprised by Giuliani's "current behavior," noting that the Trump lawyer is a central figure in the House impeachment inquiry, to which the former secretary of State responded, "Totally.
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"Erdogan is not going to be intimidated right now by sanctions, because he wants a cordon sanitaire," Ambassador Theodore Kattouf, president of Amideast, told PBS Newshour, referring to the proposed buffer zone that Erdogan wants in northeastern Syria.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — In the cold Kabul morning on Monday, as snow slowly covered the ground, a father sat beside a roadside food stand and for hours kept his eyes on the security cordon for news of his son.
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The ensuing mayhem sends a clear message: that the Taliban can strike at will, even in ostensibly safe cities like Kabul, where the "ring of steel" security cordon around the capital has been looking more like a colander.
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As Mr. Moon's Democratic Party announced a "maximum containment" of Daegu and nearby towns this week, many conservative politicians took that as a decision by South Korea to cordon off its own towns while being spineless toward China.
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Since then, party officials, including Félix Tshisekedi, Mr. Tshisekedi's son and successor, have been denied entry to the headquarters or have had to shove their way through a cordon of police officers, said Abraham Luakabuanga, a party spokesman.
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Ignoring calls for restraint by politicians, the youths tried to break a security cordon to storm the square where demonstrators have set up tents as part of an anti-government protest that has been going on for weeks.
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"Entering an alliance with a party that has put cordon sanitaire around the Socialist Party is not part of my plans," Sanchez said at the start of Tuesday's second televised debate between himself and three other party leaders.
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Cordon said that when she left the house on June 1 to attend her sister's graduation in Virginia, McCoy "had some of his friends, family members, and laborers remove [her] furniture and furnishings from the home" without her knowledge.
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Not his insanely attractive parents (Jennifer Garner and Josh Duhamel); not his would be Cordon-Bleu chef little sister; and not even his three best friends with whom he apparently consumes enough iced coffee to drown a small nation.
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"A cordon is in place around the site and we are urging the public to remain clear of the area to allow the emergency services to deal with the incident," Sharon McCairn , Chief Inspector for North Wales Police said.
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Cordon -- who started dating McCoy in 2016 -- believes the Buffalo Bills star ordered people to break into the house she was living in -- which McCoy owns -- to reclaim jewelry he previously gifted her ... and scare her into moving out.
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In a July 2017 call, McCoy told officers that Cordon had some high-end jewelry that he had borrowed from jewelers for her to wear at events, items he said she had not returned, according to a police report.
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In a ninety-minute class on Nigeria taught by a Cordon Bleu-trained Canadian chef turned etiquette coach, I learned that, at a formal dinner in Lagos, appropriate topics of conversation include Benin bronzes and the local film industry.
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Milton police did not release the identity of the victim or of another woman also in the home at the time, but Atlanta attorney Tanya Mitchell Graham said the victim was her client and McCoy's estranged girlfriend, Delicia Cordon.
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Emilia Cordon from Wilmington said online dating was less honest: I am not a huge proponent of online dating but still see, and reap, the benefits of technology as a means of communication whether we are friends or more.
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NFL STAR LESEAN 'SHADY' MCCOY ACCUSED OF BEATING GIRLFRIEND, SON AND USING DRUGS Delicia Cordon accused McCoy of sending people to her Georgia home to beat her up and steal jewelry that the 30-year-old had initially given her.
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Emilia Cordon from Wilmington, N.C., suggested that teenagers don't realize the risks of e-cigarettes pose to their health: Personally, I do not see the allure in vaping but see it as a serious health concern in schools and teens.
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The intruder in the attack demanded Cordon hand over specific jewelry McCoy gave her and which he was looking to get back in the midst of the former couple&aposs eviction battle, Cordon's lawyers told the New York Daily News .
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LONDON, June 4 (Reuters) - A police operation was under way at an address in the Barking area of east London, Sky News reported on Sunday, showing aerial footage of a cordon around a block of flats and an ambulance parked outside.
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The police surrounded the building with a squad of vehicles—a situation that Vannatta only became aware of after calling a pizza delivery man to check on her order and learning that he couldn't get her pie through the cordon.
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For a platform like Xbox One, Microsoft has enough existing reach that they can probably cordon off those streaming users into their own servers and keep the odds even, but Google may have some issues here fresh-out-the-gate.
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And while we don't have an in at Le Cordon Bleu, we happen to have a special offer for aspiring back-end developers in the form of the Complete Back-End Developer Bundle, now on sale in the Mashable Shop.
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But, moments ago, a state court judge in Fulton County signed off on a plan for Cordon to go to the house on August 20 at 2 PM with a deputy sheriff who will supervise while she collects her stuff.
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A Reuters correspondent at the scene an hour after the incident - in which police said the man set off a small explosion - said the area was quiet, with police manning a cordon and a few bystanders calmly watching security forces.
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A world where the exceptional cordon themselves off and refuse to save the rest of the world is literally Galt's Gulch from Atlas Shrugged, where the book's mysterious hero, John Galt, hides out to proclaim his superiority to everybody else.
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In the civil suit filed Friday in Fulton (Ga.) County Court, McCoy and former University of Pittsburgh teammate Tamarcus Porter are accused by Cordon of being responsible for an attack in which she was beaten while sleeping and had jewelry stolen.
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" This is the new measure of Mr. Trump's vile presidential campaign: stand behind a security cordon, stir up racially charged viciousness and attacks, then talk about how it symbolizes "love" from people who "want to see America be made great again.
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Some then marched over to the Conservative party spring forum—where earlier an audience inside the Grand Connaught Rooms had laughed when Cameron said it had "not been a great week"—and were met with a police cordon outside the venue.
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Nor did they cordon off the area to preserve any evidence: As family and friends streamed in to console Palomba that morning, officers allowed them to move about the house freely, potentially contaminating whatever evidence the assailant may have left behind.
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After thanking the local community, Mills said she does not know how long the cordon will be in place at the site, but that the authorities are moving as fast as possible to end the road closures around the area.
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"The commander of our company, Wolf, also gave the command to cordon off the village and check all the houses, and to find and punish the partisans," Mr. Sharko testified, as part of a Ukrainian investigation of the Self-Defense Legion.
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A rough cordon around the 58-story tower, which sits between 56th and 57th Streets, and its surroundings went into almost immediate play: Both Fifth and Madison Avenues were closed to traffic from 55th to 57th Streets as the investigation unfolded.
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It first opened as a restaurant in 2017; less than a year later, its Korea-born, Le Cordon Bleu-trained chef, Esu Lee, left to study at the temple of the famed Buddhist monk and chef Jeong Kwan in Korea.
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According to the "host country" agreement, visitors traveling for official UN business are not supposed to be barred, and there was once a time when the US would impose a generous 25-mile radius cordon on international visitors it didn't like.
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If we worried that our sober home might evict us for using drugs, we also understood that we could fall back into detox, where we could watch Netflix over Gatorade and Valium, and then have chicken cordon bleu in bed.
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And a separate group of liberal demonstrators, protesting under the banner of Democracy Spring, crowded the Capitol steps, leading to the arrests of roughly 300 people and forcing police to cordon off the usually bustling promenade just east of the Capitol.
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I might drink dark 'n' stormies out of deference to the season, then cook up a vat of New Mexican pozole for a dinner feast, or a platter of original-style chicken Cordon Bleu for that old-school dinner fanciness vibe.
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Senate Republicans who almost never link arms in unison against a president from their party formed a cordon around Mr. Sessions, making it clear that they neither concurred with nor would tolerate Mr. Trump's repeated threats to the attorney general's tenure.
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SHEILA CORDON SAN FRANCISCO To the Editor: I was surprised that none of the authors in your "Scary Reading" roundup (July 22) chose any of Ann Rule's best sellers, especially "The Stranger Beside Me," the chilling story of Ted Bundy.
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