Killing General Suleimani seems to have deterred and de-escalated nothing.
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Miller said Secaucus officers de-escalated what could have been a volatile situation.
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Fortunately, the situation de-escalated because one of his employees drove up the driveway.
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Things are eventually de-escalated but this is unfortunately not the end of Bianca's bullshit.
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But many police practices and habits escalate situations that can and should be de-escalated.
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The number subsided under Mr Calderón's successor, Enrique Peña Nieto, who de-escalated the drug war.
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While this episode was mutually de-escalated, it has triggered more aggressive stances in subsequent interactions.
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What's next: The immediate concern is whether the situation along the border can be de-escalated.
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Bernie could have de-escalated and said, 'I'm sorry if she thought that's what I said.
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"The officer should have de-escalated the tension instead of raising the danger level," he said.
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He pointed out all the instances where either Smith or Hayes could have de-escalated the situation.
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"Instead of escalating the situation, he should have de-escalated it," said that juror, a white man.
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"The RCMP recognizes the importance for this crisis to be de-escalated," she said in a statement.
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The situation de-escalated as protesters walked away from the barricade and marched toward the administrative building.
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Eureka didn't take the bait and de-escalated what easily could have turned into a contentious shouting match.
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He called the fatal shooting of Mr. Shumpert "excessive," and said the police should have de-escalated the situation.
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I very carefully de-escalated the guy by frisking him and making him clasp his hands behind his head.
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The agreement has de-escalated tensions in the north of Syria, but there are signs the temporary truce remains fragile.
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Mr. Trimble de-escalated the tensions between the two groups, and ultimately the skeletal remains were returned to the tribe.
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North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, extended the olive branch by offering to enter peace talks and diplomatically de-escalated tensions.
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Members of the news media were prohibited from leaving the courtroom for the next several minutes until the situation de-escalated.
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" The hedge-fund manager noted there were previous incidents where Trump escalated conflict and then de-escalated later to "claim victory.
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People can often end up unnecessarily restrained or sedated when they could have been de-escalated using the peer support approach.
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Bystander video put the viewer in his shoes as he de-escalated the situation and arrested the suspect without firing his gun.
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Tension between the two countries de-escalated as the conflict progressed, but the threats have increased between the two countries in recent months.
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It addressed a de-escalated conflict with a symbolic vote that did more to distract than to fix the real challenges we face.
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Because in the past dozen years my love for her has escalated with each visit, as the woman she once was has de-escalated.
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"Iran has de-escalated its military posture in the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman as of early February 2020," said the notice.
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Each time until now, careful reflection and cautious leadership—leadership on all sides in all countries—in these crises has de-escalated rather than escalated.
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Oregon authorities released stunning surveillance footage on Friday showing how a football coach de-escalated a situation with an armed student in a local high school.
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Fund managers have become much less bearish about the outlook for oil prices since the start of the year as U.S.-China trade tensions have de-escalated.
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The IDF launched strikes back, but tensions de-escalated when Gaza's Hamas leaders said the rocket was fired accidentally, according to the AP. View the discussion thread.
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After the attack, Trump said the situation had de-escalated and that the "American people should be extremely grateful and happy" because no service members were hurt.
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He wants Americans to fear nuclear war, as he escalates tensions with North Korea and Iran that previous administrations had de-escalated through thoughtful and untiring diplomacy.
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The Federal Reserve is expected to cut interest rates again at its meeting this week, even though some economic concerns (the China trade war, namely) have de-escalated lately.
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Auctor was concerned the situation would turn violent, but the woman with the dealer de-escalated the situation, and the group left the booth after a tense ten minutes.
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He tells me about one such example, in which residents of Wilmington chose to intervene in a way that de-escalated a local situation—avoiding a potentially lethal drugs raid.
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"If the speech shows that the trade war tensions are not de-escalated, we could see a big upside move for the gold price," Think Markets' chief market analyst Naeem Aslam said.
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President Donald Trump tentatively de-escalated the ongoing trade war with China on Saturday when he announced he will cancel a planned 25 percent tariff on $300 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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Even as the military conflict with Iran appeared to have de-escalated on Wednesday, Kaine said that he will continue to press ahead with his effort to limit Trump's authority on Iran.
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INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND As we have said before, trade is a major engine of growth and it would be best for all economies if trade tensions can be de-escalated as quickly as possible.
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The threat eventually de-escalated, and talks moved back to Trump's powers to strike Iran in the first place — which he claimed under a 2002 war authorization that Lee has clawed at for years.
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The belligerent posture heightened worries in Ukraine that Russia may plan to ramp up fighting in a war between Kiev and pro-Russian eastern separatists that had been de-escalated by a shaky peace process.
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A statement from Osinbajo's office said it had been decided at the meeting that the military presence in the region should be "de-escalated," although forces would be kept to provide security for the talks.
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While tensions have de-escalated, experts on the ground tell CNBC the situation is still tense with elevated military presence at the Kashmiri border, increasing the potential of an unintended conflict between the two countries.
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"It seems tensions may have de-escalated now that Iran's retaliation so far turned out to be measured and caused no U.S. casualties," wrote Stephen Innes, chief Asia market strategist at AxiTrader in a note.
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About one percent of those killings led to a police officer being convicted of a crime, even while reports argue that the vast majority of these killings could have been de-escalated by properly trained officers.
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Lavrov spoke to Indian Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj on Wednesday on the sidelines of an event in China after which he said he hoped tensions could be de-escalated and that both countries would show restraint.
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"The U.S. still wants to see this issue de-escalated and resolved immediately, keeping with the principles that the president laid out in terms of defeating terror financing," said Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary.
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Reigns would've been a good bet, too; his push has been de-escalated after his drug suspension, but given how much has already been invested in pushing him it's hard to know how long that will last.
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"The U.S. still wants to see this issue de-escalated and resolved immediately, in keeping with the principles that the president laid out in terms of defeating terror financing and extremism," spokesman Sean Spicer told a news briefing.
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"It seems like tensions may have de-escalated between North Korea and the United States that had been weighing on the markets last week", said Kim Forrest, senior equity research analyst at Fort Pitt Capital Group in Pittsburgh.
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"It seems like tensions may have de-escalated between North Korea and the United States that had been weighing on the markets last week," said Kim Forrest, senior equity research analyst at Fort Pitt Capital Group in Pittsburgh.
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Rather, it is that Trump will create a chain of unnecessary provocations, escalating situations that should be de-escalated, until we end up in a nuclear exchange — perhaps even one in which we are making the second strike.
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As I've told my many colleagues ... over the last few days, what we would like to see is the situation de-escalated and for Iran to sit down with us to begin a discussion about a better way ahead.
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To address these tragic statistics, we need to supply adequate tools that police can use when they respond to mental health emergencies, so they can do so in a safe, effective and caring manner that de-escalated tense situations.
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Despite fears the situation would descend into war, the two sides de-escalated after Israel enforced an adjustment to the algorithm, namely that it would not allow Iran or affiliated forces to gain another toehold along Israel's border with Syria.
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This was the lesson learned in the Vietnam War, when strategic bombing under the Johnson administration was gradually escalated, de-escalated, paused and restarted in the vain search for a formula that would convince the North Vietnamese to open peace negotiations.
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"I'm hopeful that we're about to articulate and document the number of times where we did, by policy ... point a gun at someone but at the same time de-escalated that, and didn't use that type of lethal force," Williams said.
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This dangerous situation must be de-escalated, and we urge an immediate return to the 2018 cease-fire to avoid further worsening of the horrendous humanitarian situation in the region, and to allow urgent humanitarian access for those trapped in Idlib.
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"Trump is either going to be a minimalist with no comprehensive vision or understanding of Middle East complexities, or he risks being provocative and going in hard over a crisis that should be managed or de-escalated," Mr. Hokayem said.
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The peace deal between Thorburn, backed by Our Revolution, and Cisneros, favored by national Democrats, has de-escalated a fight that nonetheless represents a referendum on the party's future — and whether Democratic voters will continue to stomach outside influence in a primary.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's exports in December rose 7.6% from a year earlier, customs data showed on Tuesday, signaling a modest recovery in demand as a preliminary trade deal with the United States raised hopes that a prolonged tariff war will be de-escalated.
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At the time, Trump was not engaged in pitched battles with Congress, and he was seen to have de-escalated tensions with North Korea in the run-up and aftermath of his summit with its mercurial leader Kim Jong Un in early June.
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The Rose Garden comments last July de-escalated tensions stemming from Trump's imposition of steel and aluminum tariffs and subsequent retaliatory tariffs from the EU on a range of American products -- as well as Trump's still-looming threat to slap tariffs on European cars.
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BEIJING, Jan 14 (Reuters) - China's exports in December rose 7.6% from a year earlier, customs data showed on Tuesday, signalling a modest recovery in demand as a preliminary trade deal with the United States raised hopes that a prolonged tariff war will be de-escalated.
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During talks in Ankara, Turkish officials told the visiting Russian delegation that tensions need to de-escalated in Idlib and that Syrian government forces, backed by Moscow, must withdraw to borders determined in a 2018 de-escalation agreement between Turkey and Russia, the ministry said in a statement.
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Hearing statements like these would probably make you really happy: You seem especially relaxed and happy today — you're so easy to spend time with/I appreciated the way you de-escalated the tension in that meeting, we're lucky to have you on the team/What's in this soup you've made?
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House Democrats and the Department of Justice (DOJ) on Monday de-escalated tensions in Washington for the first time in months by striking a deal that will provide lawmakers with critical documents underlying special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's report on Russia's election interference.
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A strategy designed by Dr. Barbara Stanley, a safety plan might involve identifying the following, and can be practiced by anyone feeling at risk of self-harm: Besides the 22008 million messages the Crisis Text Line has processed since its inception six years ago, they've also completed 226.3,22018 "active rescues" and de-escalated 245.2,224.9 texters who had expressed suicidal ideation and identified a plan, means and a 230-hour timeframe to end their lives.
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The situation de-escalated only after the commission threatened to call security to remove the women if they tried to sit in the box, where they would have been right next to Mr. Clinton and in Hillary Clinton's line of sight from the stage — a spectacle that Mr. Trump and his top advisers tried to engineer for maximum shock effect just as tens of millions of people would be tuning in from around the world.
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Hezbollah forces also participated in numerous engagements with Israeli and South Lebanon Army forces. The conflict was de-escalated on 27 April by a ceasefire agreement banning attacks on civilians.
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Pence demanded that Moscow abide by the Minsk peace accord for Eastern Ukraine and ensure that the conflict is de-escalated. If this did not happen, the US would hold Russia responsible for its actions. In this context, Pence emphasized the US administration's openness to find new ways of cooperation with Moscow.
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Among the Kamula of Wawoi Falls in Western Province, Papua New Guinea, Rambo was very popular in the late 1990s. His figure was imported into local legends. For example, Rambo is rumored to have de-escalated the Bougainville conflict. Rambo is also said to have had sex with the daughter of the Queen.
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The Soviet command placed its Black Sea air and naval forces on combat readiness and dispatched border guard vessels and naval aircraft to intercept the U.S. warships. Yorktown and Caron stayed in Soviet territorial waters for roughly two hours. The situation de-escalated when the U.S. ships left; diplomatic repercussions continued for several weeks.
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After 1815 tensions de-escalated along the U.S.-Canada border, with peaceful trade and generally good relations. Boundary disputes were settled amicably. Both the U.S. and Canada saw a surge in nationalism and national pride after 1815, with the U.S. moving toward greater democracy and the British postponing democracy in Canada. After 1780 The United States opened relations with North African countries, and with the Ottoman Empire.
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The specific gravity of gasoline is from 0.71 to 0.77, with higher densities having a greater volume of aromatics. Finished marketable gasoline is traded (in Europe) with a standard reference of , and its price is escalated or de-escalated according to its actual density. Because of its low density, gasoline floats on water, and so water cannot generally be used to extinguish a gasoline fire unless applied in a fine mist.
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In the same year, Miangas Village Secretary Jhonlyi Awala died from a beating at the hands of the Chief of Police of Miangas. About 200 people, dressed in black, demonstrated to express their outrage at the senseless death and the island's neglect by the Indonesian state. They lowered the Indonesian flag at the Miangas pier and instead raised the Philippine flag. Talaud Regent Elly Engelbert Lasut, who arrived from Manado, de-escalated the situation.
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Also by gripping the big toes of both feet and holding them firmly together an insubordinate prisoner can be practically immobilized and rendered harmless. It usually gets painful for the detained person, if he or she continues to struggle while being held in this toe-lock. With these enforcement techniques, a dangerous situation can usually be de-escalated without injury.Blue Guardian Control Tactics Instructor Manual by Tom Gillis, published 2016. p. 54.
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On 24 February, fighting resumed in Kufra, injuring several people, according to both tribes, with each blaming the other for the renewed fighting. A security official from the Zuwayya tribe stated that the army had not done anything to prevent the clashes. Later during the day, an ICRC medic confirmed that fighting de-escalated but the situation remained tense. The ICRC also evacuated 28 wounded patients from both tribes to Tripoli hospital.
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Troops were amassed on either side of the border and along the Line of Control (LoC) in the region of Kashmir. International media reported the possibility of a nuclear war between the two countries and the implications of the potential conflict on the American-led "Global War on Terrorism" in nearby Afghanistan. Tensions de-escalated following international diplomatic mediation which resulted in the October 2002 withdrawal of Indian"India to withdraw troops from Pak border" , Times of India, 16 October 2002. and Pakistani troops"Pakistan to withdraw front-line troops" , BBC, 17 October 2002.
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Adviser to the Prime Minister on Foreign Affairs was confirmed to be attending the 7th Heart of Asia Conference, the first visit by a high-level Pakistani official since December 2015. This was seen as a move to help de-escalate tensions by the Indian media. The situation de-escalated after 23 November, with no incident being reported except the injury of a BSF personnel in Pakistani firing on 2 December. Pakistan's High Commissioner to India Abdul Basit also offered hosting bilateral dialogue at Heart of Asia Conference.
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David McAtee was the youngest child of Odessa Riley and James McAtee, and had eight siblings. He owned and operated YaYa’s BBQ Shack, a popular barbeque restaurant in Louisville's predominantly black West End neighborhood, a food desert, and was a "beloved fixture" of his community. He had a reputation for generosity, including serving food at no cost in his restaurant to police officers and members of his community who were struggling financially. Having de-escalated potentially violent situations on multiple occasions, he was also known as a calming presence in his neighborhood.
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This theory posits that paramilitary forces stormed Xinhua Gate and were repelled by the 38th Army in a stand off during which gunshots were fired into the air. Thereafter Hu Jintao received a phone call from former leader Jiang Zemin, who told Hu that Zhou had no intentions of launching a coup, which de-escalated the situation. None of these theories have been independently verified, nor reported on by mainstream English-language news sources. Outwardly, Zhou appeared to be toeing the party line between March 2012 and his scheduled retirement in November.
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Antibiotic regimens should be reassessed daily and narrowed if appropriate. Treatment duration is typically 7–10 days with the type of antibiotic used directed by the results of cultures. If the culture result is negative, antibiotics should be de-escalated according to person's clinical response or stopped altogether if infection is not present to decrease the chances that the person is infected with multiple drug resistance organisms. In case of people having high risk of being infected with multiple drug resistance organisms such as Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Acinetobacter baumannii, addition of antibiotic specific to gram-negative organism is recommended.
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The most recent inspection, in 2015 decided staff use of force "was very high" and not invariably "fully justified or warranted". The last inspection by HM Inspector of Prisons found violence against staff and prisoners had increased since a 2011 inspection and was much higher than in comparable establishments. The prison had become less safe, there was too much violence against staff and against other prisoners and too much of it was serious. The inspection also concluded "use of force was very high", inspectors were not convinced it "was always fully justified or warranted and not all incidents were de-escalated as quickly as they might have been".
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16 people were killed, eight from each side, and more than 50 wounded. The Libyan health minister announced that 147 people had been killed and 395 wounded, up to the night before, since the start of the fighting in Sabha. Later that day, colonel Wanis Bu Khamadh, commander in charge of army units inside the city, said that despite the clashes, the army was able to extend its area of control throughout most of the city and area south of the Sabha. He also claimed that situation de-escalated and army was making a push in order to take under its direct control the whole Fezzan region.
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Ivo himself comes to the realization that his behaviour to this point has not only been reckless and selfish, but also dangerous, displaying a high degree of ignorance regarding the true severity of the situation. Following this epiphany, he soon comes to form a closer emotional relationship with his wife, spending time with her and even taking her out to a park, despite Jews not being allowed to do this. Things take a turn for the worse, however, when a member of the Ustaše who has previously lived in the same house as Ruth recognizes and publicly humiliates her by forcing her to clean his shoes. The situation is only de-escalated when Zvonko, one of Ivo's classmates who has also joined the Ustaše, notices him and tells the man to let them go.
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Donetsk and Luhansk People's Republics (October 2014)On 15 April 2014, acting President Olexander Turchynov announced the start of a military counteroffensive to confront the pro-Russian militants, and on 17 April, tensions de-escalated as Russia, the US, and the EU agreed on a roadmap to eventually end the crisis. However, officials of the People's Republic ignored the agreement and vowed to continue their occupations until a referendum is accepted or the government in Kyiv resigns. Following the agreement, the Security Service of Ukraine continued to detain Russians entering the country with large amounts of money and military gear. In July 2014, Denis Pushilin, the chairman of the republic, said that he did not envision the Donetsk People's Republic becoming an independent state, instead preferring to join a renewed Russian Empire.
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Before the major fighting began, Rice demanded that both Israel and Lebanon "act with restraint to resolve this incident peacefully and to protect innocent life and civilian infrastructure." She also continued to pressure Syria to take a more active positive role throughout the crisis, accusing Syria of "sheltering the people who have been perpetrating these acts" and calling on it "to act responsibly and stop the use of its territory for these kinds of activities[,] to bring all pressure on those that it is harbouring to stop this and to return these soldiers and to allow the situation to be de-escalated.""US's Rice urges Israel to exercise restraint", July 14, 2006, oneindia. Rice, former UN Secretary General Kofi Annan, and Italian Prime Minister Romano Prodi work to lay the foundation for Resolution 1701, which ultimately imposed a ceasefire on the 2006 Israel-Lebanon conflict. When Rice arrived in the Middle East in July 2006, one of her first moves was an unannounced visit to Lebanese Prime Minister Siniora to praise Siniora's "courage and steadfastness" and show US support for the Lebanese people.
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