" The implications for 21st-century Christians, he argued, were clear: "When Jesus disarmed Peter, he disarmed every one of us.
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RIVERA: There&aposs 25,000 Muslims -- GELLER: They have been disarmed.
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Police promptly disarmed the suspect before taking him into custody.
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England's Stuart kings had disarmed those likely to be disloyal.
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We are unilaterally disarmed while others — especially China — are not.
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The police disarmed the device, and found a dozen fingerprints.
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Soon, mujahedeen commanders were disarmed, and violence was almost eradicated.
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A larger bomb disguised as a fire extinguisher was disarmed.
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The threat that the D.C.I.S. diagnosis posed has been disarmed.
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He was subsequently disarmed without injury in that incident, police said.
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I mean you guys just want them to be unilateral disarmed.
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The American people are being disarmed in the war of ideas.
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She, disarmed by his chattiness, told him her own street address.
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The employees seemed disarmed by his enthusiasm and his English accent.
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The school resource officer then stepped in and disarmed the student.
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No ticking time bombs were disarmed, no terrorist plots were foiled.
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So Michigan has unilaterally disarmed in selection of black and Latino students.
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Police disarmed Terrell at the shooting scene and took him into custody.
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The man killed four people before being disarmed by the heroic civilian.
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Once the missiles are flying, they cannot be called back or disarmed.
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When the FARC disarmed, new armed groups quickly took over the trade.
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Witnesses engaged the suspect, disarmed him and took him down, Manley said.
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These dudes are utterly disarmed by the country's culinary and drinking delights.
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Jones and two other students rushed at the shooter and disarmed him.
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The suspect was disarmed by police before he was taken into custody.
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They encountered a citizenry that their helpful, neighborly Democratic politicians have disarmed.
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The difference is that Pryor 'disarmed' his would-be tormentors with laughter.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads CHICAGO — I have just been disarmed.
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A second device was found on West 27th Street and was disarmed.
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Police promptly disarmed the suspect before taking him into custody, the outlet reported.
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When Ring Alarm is disarmed, the cameras will stop recording and detecting motion.
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Of course, he also disarmed the bomb and took the round for Fnatic.
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When we are totally disarmed, under UN Guard that's stationed at every house?
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Ross stands awkwardly in the middle, and it's clear he's a comedian disarmed.
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But he also insists that sanctions remain intact until North Korea is disarmed.
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The attacker in Poland was detained after being disarmed by his intended victim.
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He disarmed last year, but civilian life did not suit him, he said.
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Hassan al-Attar, though, was disarmed by the enthusiasm of the French savants.
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The technicians disarmed them before moving towards the residence, the court documents said.
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An officer ran into the classroom, disarmed the suspect and arrested him, police said.
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The officers disarmed the gunman and took him into custody, the police chief said.
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Inside the 7-Eleven, police said the suspect stabbed and disarmed the security guard.
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When Colombia's government signed a peace deal with the group, the local militants disarmed.
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Under this agreement, FARC members would have disarmed and become a purely political movement.
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But while it packs a punch, the B-1 remains disarmed of nuclear weapons.
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"If they get rid of a truly learned professor, people will find themselves disarmed."
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"We ran away but looks like he disarmed him," he said in a tweet.
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Although, under his aegis, the contras gradually disarmed, for years he was not truly neutral.
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Police found two explosive devices attached to the suspects' vehicles, which have since been disarmed.
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President Trump does that then yes I think we get a denuclearized, disarmed North Korea.
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Yet when they arrive at the courthouse, they're disarmed by just how unromantic it feels.
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Though it officially disarmed in 2009, pockets of FNL fighters remain active in eastern Congo.
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I found myself opening up to her unconsciously, disarmed by her warmth and her candor.
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Back in 1973, North Vietnamese forces occupying parts of South Vietnam neither disarmed nor withdrew.
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Rafiqu then seized the suspect, held him down, and disarmed him, sustaining an eye injury.
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She started filming on her phone once the officers had disarmed and restrained the man.
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He killed five people before he was finally wrestled down to the ground and disarmed.
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And so, they can't be killed — only disarmed, like pulling the plug on an appliance.
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Now, disarmed warriors cite fears of becoming victims to raiders from the last armed clans.
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I was quite disarmed when the conversation turned to being a mathematician and a mother.
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Or perhaps, with Iraq disarmed by the United States, it no longer needed the program.
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Colombia's rebels have disarmed and joined the government to wean farmers from illicit coca crops.
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Two explosive devices attached to suspect vehicles have now been found and they have been disarmed.
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"But for his work, the assailant may not have been disarmed," Putney told a news conference.
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His advice was indeed easy to caricature, but he disarmed his critics by agreeing with them.
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We are going to end up with the bad guys being armed and we be disarmed.
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But moments later, Trump wondered aloud what would happen if Clinton's Secret Service detail were disarmed.
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Because during a skirmish in the mountains, I disarmed and then hit an Iranian border guard.
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With the FARC disarmed, other militants, criminal gangs and paramilitary groups are jostling into the breach.
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We are not going to confiscate guns on the scale to make us a disarmed country.
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It is far smaller than the Irish Republican Army (IRA), which disarmed after the peace deal.
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Marshaling all the matter-of-fact bossiness of an Italian mama, she disarmed the vainglorious Mustafà.
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Then, last June, the rebels disarmed — a moment many residents had waited a lifetime to see.
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This is a country that went from poised to conquer to the Pacific to forcibly disarmed.
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Although the fighters were disarmed, they were allowed to keep their cellphones and other personal possessions.
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He joined the Marines in World War II and disarmed unexploded bombs in the South Pacific.
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Hamas is to be disarmed and Gaza and the entire future Palestinian State to be demilitarized.
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It is meant to instigate and quickly win a nuclear exchange, leaving the other side disarmed.
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Two explosive devices attached to suspects' vehicles have now been found and they have been disarmed.
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When the public is disarmed, ordinary criminals have greater impunity to rob and murder the innocent.
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As the FARC became less active, and eventually disarmed, other armed groups took over the cocaine trade.
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Some 12,000 FARC fighters have disarmed and moved into designated zones, as envisaged by the peace accord.
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The Taif agreement that ended Lebanon's long civil war in 1989 disarmed all sectarian militias bar Hizbullah's.
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When Portman tried to stare Bush down, however, Bush disarmed him with a kiss on the head.
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A teacher disarmed the student in that shooting, which took place three months before the Parkland, Fla.
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Gun control started after slavery ended and was a way to keep black people disarmed, he says.
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The disarmed man stands up and yells "Fuck you, cop!" in Seagal's face for seemingly no reason.
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Not the left-wing elites, now aging, disarmed and discredited after the debacle of their nationalist movements.
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Burkina Faso's RSP, a pillar of Compaore's regime, was disarmed and disbanded following last year's coup attempt.
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The boy was disarmed, was not injured and was kept near a single classroom, the police said.
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The bomb at the Vosstaniya Square station was disarmed by a security officer before it could detonate.
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Meis disarmed Ybarra, confiscated the weapon and the returned to detain him with the help of another man.
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Kayonga is a former rebel from a group that was successfully disarmed and integrated into the Congolese military.
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Never mind a hundred enemies; he was disarmed by a single monk and beaten with his own sword.
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Jerrod found Elizabeth at the scene soon after and he disarmed her before she was arrested, police say.
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Content farms have been built to scale, with Facebook as the traffic cannon that has finally been disarmed.
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No one was injured, and nearby individuals disarmed the suspect, who was injured and transported to a hospital.
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People deemed untrustworthy — such as British loyalists unwilling to swear an oath to the new nation — were disarmed.
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Chapman and Jenkins were ultimately disarmed and separated, but not before Chapman was somehow cut on the head.
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A UN peacekeeping force with a large Nigerian contingent disarmed former combatants and put their weapons beyond use.
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Once she was disarmed, Blessing sat on a reclining chair until deputies arrived and arrested her, officials said.
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One of the inmates disarmed and fatally shot both correctional officers before the two prisoners made off with .
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She disarmed busybodies and browbeaters with preternatural self-confidence and an innate survival instinct that could turn ferocious.
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One Afghan Army soldier who resisted being disarmed was badly beaten and had knife wounds, several officials said.
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But lawfully-armed individuals should not be forcibly disarmed when there's nothing to suggest they're doing anything criminal.
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Understandably given America&aposs history that they are vulnerable, they have this vulnerability to being disarmed of moral authority.
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Saudi Arabia, main backer of Egypt, has said Hezbollah should be disarmed and kept out of the Lebanese government.
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James Shaw Jr., the 29-year-old man who tackled and disarmed the shooter, says he's not a hero.
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The roommate and a fellow resident reportedly disarmed Williams before removing him from the home and locking the door.
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Exactly how many mines the colonel successfully disarmed is unknown, but it is believed to be in the thousands.
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That's when Lowe took Dias down in the hallway and disarmed him before turning him over to the authorities.
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Bush brushed it off with a smile and a nod that disarmed the crowd, who laughed along with him.
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Mr. Mnangagwa's son, a soldier, disarmed the officer, and their vehicle made a U-turn, speeding back into Zimbabwe.
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Airplane evacuation slides are designed to automatically inflate if an airplane door is opened without the slide being disarmed.
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He consulted his Republican colleague Adam Kinzinger, who in 2006 wrestled and disarmed a knife-wielding attacker in Milwaukee.
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I remember how someone saw and called a teacher; how someone got her to the ground and disarmed her.
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The simple act of gifting me with a few quarters after knowing me but a few minutes disarmed me.
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Fini's art disarmed male authority and dissolved gender norms, with delicate, nude men attended by sumptuously dressed, leonine females.
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So after mobs drove out the criminals, they disarmed and drove out the corrupt cops who had protected them.
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His vigilance last August disarmed them of one of these new tools, and we owe him a great debt.
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Aureoles has said that only those members who pass trust tests will be accepted and the others must be disarmed.
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Just several months ago, an Israeli soldier executed a Palestinian attacker who was already disarmed and lying on the ground.
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Optimists argue that interdependence will be disarmed once it has served its purpose in the latest Sino-American trade tussle.
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He asks which one killed his brother, only to be immediately disarmed and knocked out, allowing the Saviors to escape.
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President Obama will have to express the outrage about Trump's repeated statement that Hillary's close protection officers should be disarmed.
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"The results were over time but there were 100,000 combatants disarmed and reintegrated," Mohammed told Reuters in a telephone interview.
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To reverse the decline of Grauer's gorilla, the report says militia groups operating in the lawless region must be disarmed.
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In some situations, the enemies in The Last Of Us beg for their lives when cornered, disarmed, or beaten down.
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FARC controlled a large swath of the coca-rich regions until they disarmed and became a political party this year.
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Tonight, Clinton came armed with some killer lines that were memorable and completely disarmed Trump — the master of the counterpunch.
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" Fortunately, this compliment-bomb was promptly disarmed: "This is what God has willed, Madame Fathiya, your son is really smart.
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By not intervening more forcefully, the United States is leaving democratic forces on the ground disarmed and vulnerable to repression.
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The toll could have been much higher if the second bomb, disguised as a fire extinguisher, had not been disarmed.
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"Hamas must be disarmed, payments to terrorists must cease, corruption must end, and human rights must be respected," they write.
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He praised Russian cultural achievements, particularly the nation's literary tradition and disarmed his audiences with his trademark self-effacing humor.
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During the coup, tanks and soldiers had blocked the bridge until a civilian crowd and the police had disarmed them.
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When it comes to the internet economy, the United States has unilaterally disarmed and is being played for a fool.
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An off-duty Kansas City police officer and another person nearby disarmed and restrained her before other officers arrived, he said.
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An officer quickly went to the room where the suspect had fired, disarmed him and took him into custody, Baker said.
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"We don't think the New People's Army should be disarmed or the weapons surrendered and destroyed," he told reporters in Manila.
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He mentioned the 2014 Tlatlaya case in which a military platoon allegedly killed suspected cartel members after they had been disarmed.
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For example, last year an SRO at a middle school in Lilburn, Ga., disarmed a student and prevented a knife attack.
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I was completely disarmed when, after ending one phone call, the same person called back to continue where he'd left off.
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Hariri still wants Hezbollah disarmed but says this is an issue that should be resolved by dialogue at the regional level.
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At several points, he actually falls down — crashes to the ground and flails there, a tap dancer disarmed by being horizontal.
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But while it packs a punch, the B-1 remains disarmed of nuclear weapons -- unlike the B-52 and B-2.
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A short time later, passers-by found a bomb on West 27th Street, which was disarmed by the police bomb squad.
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The man seen running away from the pile with a knife is NOT the suspect, but a civilian who disarmed him.
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It has an alarm that is disarmed with a code that Mr. Pannkuk, if he learns it, is unlikely to remember.
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A series of letter bombs have been sent in the country this week, including one disarmed near Utrecht earlier on Thursday.
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His Romford accent thrilled grouchy Lee Marvin, and his horse-racing jokes disarmed the queen into a smile of genuine happiness.
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An officer quickly went to the room from where the suspect opened fire, disarmed him and took him into custody, Baker said.
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But Escobar is dead and the FARC disarmed in 2017 under a peace agreement signed by Colombia's then-president, Juan Manuel Santos.
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Two of the former leaders of the disarmed Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia didn&apost take their seats in Congress on Friday.
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Wearing special protective gear, the Brooklyn-based photographer followed UNMAS teams as they carefully disarmed IEDs and unexploded bombs around the city.
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Contemporary literary criticism, aware of both history and religion but not disarmed by either, can quite respectfully accommodate the difference he notes.
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Other witnesses said the officer was then disarmed, stripped naked and paraded around the area before being beaten to death with stones.
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Disarmed by Gregory CurtisIncredibly detailed, this book immerses you in the life and times of one of the world's most famous statues.
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As the first self-installed home security system with HomeKit support, the Iota can be armed or disarmed through the Home app.
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Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Tuesday YPG personnel withdrawing from Manbij would be disarmed and sent east of the Euphrates River.
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Under this, some 13,000 guerrillas disarmed; the FARC's new political party gained ten temporary seats in congress; and the government promised rural development.
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The system will also push notifications when the alarm is triggered via motion or through an entryway, as well as when it's disarmed.
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A greeting that disarmed me in vigor, considering the unholy hour, and because it lacked even a hint of sarcasm despite my appearance.
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Renamo fighters also still need to be successfully disarmed and reintegrated, with some to be placed in positions in the police or military.
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A spokesman for Mecklenburg County law enforcement told reporters that a deputy confronted the shooter and disarmed him shortly after the attack began.
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When I reached Khosrowshahi by phone shortly afterward, he seemed disheartened, and disarmed by the intense scrutiny that comes with his new job.
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At least three boys in the class — one of them Brendan Bialy, who hopes to become a Marine — tackled and disarmed the gunman.
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I'm among the thousands who are disarmed by it; I'm also well aware that it's far from the behavior I encounter anywhere today.
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The men, both of whom fought the government for six years, were disarmed of a rocket-propelled grenade, a Kalashnikov and a pistol.
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In many areas where the FARC has disarmed, the government has yet to arrive in force, breaking a key promise of the accords.
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New surveillance footage released by Parkrose High School in Portland, Oregon, shows the moment football coach Keanon Lowe disarmed a potential school shooter.
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Two or three campus police officers responding to the call entered the building, disarmed the gunman and took him into custody, Baker said.
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To sip good stuff with an ex-spook echoed the way she had disarmed KGB men in the old days, at her frequent interrogations.
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I've been fortunate enough to have had encounters with people who've said negative things about me online, and in person they are completely disarmed.
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He disarmed the Rangers throughout his six innings, yielding a leadoff homer to designated hitter Adrian Beltre in the second plus four additional baserunners.
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Roberson disarmed the shooter and had the individual pinned under his knee as he held the shooter's gun when the police officer shot him.
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Lorena didn't just cut off a man's dick, she disarmed him of the weapon he had repeatedly used to humiliate, subjugate, and harm her.
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Mr. Massoud's staff was barred from entering their office the day after their boss was fired, and their guards were disarmed and sent home.
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A number of civilians detained and disarmed 28-year-old Usman Khan after he began attacking people near London Bridge just before 2 p.m.
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Let none of you dare compare a semitrailer going at 100 km per hour with a disarmed terrorist who is lying down, already neutralized.
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Officer Nicolette McLeod-Pinnock responded to the incident within a matter of minutes, swiftly disarmed the 13-year old assailant, and took them into custody.
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Two years later, in 2010, he was deployed to Helmand Province, Afghanistan, this time on the Explosive Ordnance Disposal team on which he disarmed IEDs.
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He led several scouting parties behind enemy lines, stole German horses, disarmed an enemy and touched an enemy without killing him, known as counting coup.
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Saturday's alleged events follow an incident in December in which a man was disarmed at Heathrow by cabin crew after stabbing himself in the head.
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The suspect, a 15-year-old male student, opened fired and shot more than a dozen people before being disarmed and apprehended by sheriff's deputies.
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Casual racism is handled in the film, but it's often quickly disarmed by laying it at the feet of buffoons or cowards (and sometimes Farady).
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Having experienced decades of stagnation before China's dramatic economic growth, these seniors bargain hard over vegetables but are disarmed by the thrill of frenetic development.
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Horns and tails are cut, and their owners, disarmed: the wyvern who spouts poison from its tail loses its most frustrating weapon once it's gone.
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The military remains the X factor: It has not participated in the repression, nor has it disarmed the paramilitary bands that now roam the streets.
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"He wanted to be disarmed, he wanted to be aroused," Gertler writes about what Howard needed in a piece of writing for Rosemary, his magazine.
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In 2011 alone, there were two instances in which teachers in Ibaraki and Aichi prefectures successfully subdued and disarmed knife-wielding individuals within school buildings.
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"But for his work, the assailant may not have been disarmed," Charlotte-Mecklenberg Police Department Chief Kerr Putney told the New York Times of Howell.
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They also said officers had disarmed an improvised explosive device (IED), and were on the process of disarming a second device attached to the suspects' vehicle.
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ROME (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's foreign minister said on Friday that Lebanon had been "hijacked" by Hezbollah and could only flourish if the Iranian-backed group disarmed.
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A police officer responding to a shooting in a Chicago-area bar shot and killed a black security guard who had subdued and disarmed the shooter.
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Instead, she was disarmed when McCraney suggested the staff begin by taking an online quiz to determine which Harry Potter house each person would belong to.
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But Mr. Trump has been known to underdeliver on his grander promises, and no nation with a nuclear program this advanced has ever disarmed so completely.
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One civilian could be seen stepping back from the huddle carrying a large knife, apparently having disarmed the man, and taking it well out of reach.
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A civilian named James Shaw Jr., has been hailed a hero after he intercepted the alleged gunman, disarmed him and pushed him outside where he fled.
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She organized the crowd, disarmed the local police, and commandeered a police car to drive around town calling on everybody to join the uprising through a megaphone.
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But three weeks into his presidency, he has been repeatedly disarmed and frustrated by partisan opponents and the machinery of a government designed to check his power.
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Rumors abound about the perpetrators and their motives: a witchcraft cult; grotesque acts by young disarmed militias camped out near the fields; drugging of victims; political intimidation.
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Washington (CNN)The Democratic establishment disarmed Bernie Sanders' political revolution in a swift and ruthless counter coup Thursday, lining up behind its own heir apparent, Hillary Clinton.
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Fighters would often lose their weapons as the fight progressed, either from being disarmed or sometimes due to injuries that made it impossible to grip their sticks.
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In the first, Escobar invades Moncada's estate — and her refrigerator — but finds nothing but a handful of guards, who are disarmed and lined up on their knees.
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He eventually became famous for his limericks—though the term didn't exist until much later—but he disarmed the limerick, so to speak, before he fired it.
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"In ten, 15, 20 years it will be over, the situation here will be the same as in other European countries which were totally disarmed," he warned.
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With a digital home security system, like SimpliSafe, I could get an alert that he has disarmed the system and a video clip of him walking in.
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Even some of the more pointed questioners, like Senator Sherrod Brown of Ohio, the ranking Democrat on the Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs, were disarmed.
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A larger bomb was found at a nearby station, Vosstaniya Square, but was disarmed, a spokesman for the National Anti-Terrorism Committee, Andrei Przhezdomsky, said on television.
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Then at a rally in Miami that night, Trump drew more criticism when he said Clinton's bodyguards should be disarmed because of her pro-gun control stance.
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We do not have to look too deeply into the past to find examples: Many states disarmed freed black people in the wake of the Civil War.
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The police disarmed the suspect and took him into custody at a building on campus, Chief Jeff Baker of the U.N.C.C. Police and Public Safety Department said.
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Then, despite having a working firearm, Rick waltzes right into hand-to-hand combat with Negan — and is almost immediately disarmed as Negan pushes him to the ground.
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HARARE (Reuters) - The Zimbabwean military is in charge of a paramilitary police support unit depot in Harare and has disarmed police officers there, an army source told Reuters.
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"No one 'disarmed' the military—the military itself prefers to manage good order and discipline by not having everyone armed," Steve Bucci, a former Army Colonel told PolitiFact.
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As foreign minister in the 1980s, Rao, who spoke a dozen languages, including Arabic, French, Persian and Spanish, disarmed world leaders by addressing them in their own tongue.
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As governor Earlier this year, he proudly tweeted a picture of a sign that said Texas refused "to be a disarmed victim zone" when it came to guns.
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Ms. Shroff, the defense lawyer, told jurors that Mr. Rahimi had a change of heart after hearing the explosion from his first bomb, and disarmed the second device.
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Hanham pointed out that he has undoubtedly taken notice of what happened to Saddam Hussein and Muammar Gaddafi, two leaders who disarmed and were later overthrown and killed.
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It is quite ironic that under VA policy, the men and women who protected our nation in the armed forces are effectively becoming disarmed by unaccountable government employees.
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Among his other books were "Disarmed and Dangerous: The Radical Lives and Times of Daniel and Philip Berrigan" (1997, with Jim O'Grady) and "Branch Rickey: A Biography" (1982).
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It's covered up and less NSFW, obscuring the very quality of his blog that disarmed audiences — a charming, dressed-up dick that more resembled a cartoon than graphic porn.
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The men entered the driver's compartment, overpowered and disarmed Officers Christopher Monica and Curtis Billue while the bus was on State Route 16 between Eatonton and Sparta, police said.
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The men entered the driver's compartment, overpowered and disarmed Officers Christopher Monica and Curtis Billue while the bus was on State Route 22014 between Eatonton and Sparta, police said.
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The march of populist nationalism from the fringes of respectability to the centre of voting intentions demands new thinking by mainstream parties about how it can best be disarmed.
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The last time the FARC disarmed in a peace deal, some 85033 years ago, thousands of their candidates and elected leaders were assassinated, and they went back to war.
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Less than a week later, prisoners at the national security agency's main detentions center, known locally as "Blue House", disarmed guards and seized control of part of the center.
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He questioned the lack of detail on how to achieve a pathway to the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula and on how to verify that North Korea has disarmed.
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The Gare du Nord station in Paris swarmed with police, its Brussels-bound Thalys trains - on which a gunman was disarmed last year - stuck at platforms since the morning.
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These allegations often point to the LAF's failure to disarm Hezbollah and not enforcing UN Resolution 1701 which states that all militias other than the LAF must be disarmed.
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Now the FARC, which formally disarmed last month, is joining forces with the government to wean farmers off coca — one of the first collaborations ever between the old enemies.
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However, reconciliation does not appear to be an ideal option for many Taliban leaders, not because they loathe accepting the Afghan constitution but because their fighters will be disarmed.
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Sabhan, the Saudi minister, has called for "real sanctions" and alliances "to find a fundamental solution to this cancerous disease", saying Hezbollah should be disarmed and kept out of government.
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"German citizens were disarmed by their government in the late 1930s, and by the mid-1940's Hitler's regime had mercilessly slaughtered six million Jews and numerous others," he wrote.
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HARARE, Nov 15 (Reuters) - The Zimbabwean military is in charge of a paramilitary police support unit depot in Harare and has disarmed police officers there, an army source told Reuters.
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WikiLeaks said it planned to avoid distributing tools "until a consensus emerges" on the political nature of the CIA's program and how such software could be analyzed, disarmed and published.
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UFC badass Polyana "Iron Lady" Viana is telling TMZ Sports exactly how she disarmed and throttled a man who was allegedly trying to rob her at gunpoint ... and it's VIOLENT.
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Mr. Basir has not put down his guns since, not even when militiamen like him were supposedly disarmed during a costly campaign financed by international donors after the American invasion.
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READ: 43 people were killed in a mass shooting at a Walmart in El Paso Crusius is currently in custody after police disarmed and arrested the suspect at the scene.
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"There was not a single attack done with a legal weapon, not a single one," he said, painting a dark picture of a future Switzerland that has disarmed private citizens.
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Yet Zetsche disarmed the Greens by saying he backed one of their central policies for the 2017 election, namely that the car industry's future depends on developing emission-free cars.
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Its troops have disarmed and disbanded the ethnic Albanian guerrilla force known as the Kosovo Liberation Army, which had fought the Serb Army in the 1989-99 war for independence.
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"She engaged in a way that was so honest and insightful that it disarmed me and I discovered I could fall easily into any conversation with her, even about myself."
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He was the first officer to arrive at the scene of the shooting, but neither he nor three other officers disarmed gang members, took witness statements or filed a report.
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An off-duty police officer in the same car pulled the emergency brake, disarmed the attacker and, with the help of another passenger, subdued the assailant, the Israeli police said.
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Add in the sound effects and hip thrusts when he is pretending to gun down the man he has now disarmed in cold blood and Rayllamm belongs on the stage.
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He disarmed Groth, the world's fastest recorded server, with a clinical returning game, showing his guile by lobbing the 6-ft-4in (1.93m) Australian repeatedly when he lumbered forward in desperation.
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Renamo, which is also the official opposition in Mozambique, never completely disarmed after a civil war with the governing Frelimo party and launched a low-level guerrilla campaign in late 2012.
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The exhibition in Dublin's Ambassador Theater is being run by Sinn Fein, the Irish republican party historically associated with the paramilitary Provisional Irish Republican Army (IRA), until it disarmed in 2005.
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The men entered the driver's compartment, overpowered and disarmed Officers Christopher Monica, 42, and Curtis Billue, 58, while the bus was on State Route 16 between Eatonton and Sparta, police said.
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He grabs Meemo's (Andy Yu) gun, intending to do heaven knows what, but he's fooled by Varga's story that the gun has some fingerprint scanner and finds himself swarmed and disarmed.
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I was disarmed by some of them in the show: painted in matte, bright secondary colors or, most effectively, in warm whites, and inflicted with one or more slits, usually vertical.
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Scientists usually introduced replacement genes into T-cells with a type of virus that was disarmed so that it would not cause disease and that can insert new genes into cells.
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An Israeli soldier who shot a disarmed Palestinian attacker in the head at point blank range will be indicted for manslaughter next week, the military prosecutor handling the case has said.
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Their stories take us to extraordinary times and places, from muddy craters where giant "Satan" bombs are delicately disarmed by hand under unsteady flashlights, to hidden rock paintings in desert caves.
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Euron Greyjoy disarmed two of them, impaling Obara Sand with her favorite spear and choking Nymeria Sand with her own whip, and captured the third as a "gift" for the queen.
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Mr. Azaria, then 19 and a conscript medic, arrived minutes after the event, as Mr. Sharif was lying on the ground, disarmed and barely moving, with several other soldiers standing nearby.
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Noah pulled his knife, but the burlier Gunther disarmed him, and Noah's confidence was shaken when he saw that Gunther's left palm — the one Noah thought he had slashed — was unharmed.
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While US policy toward North Korea has been enhanced with the new sanctions legislation, we still have not peacefully disarmed Pyongyang -- and that should be the primary and unwavering US policy goal.
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Zuckerberg disarmed his audience while collecting a Springer award for entrepreneurial spirit awarded for the first time this year, talking of his predilection for grey T-shirts and expertise in changing diapers.
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"It's outrageous that members of our Armed Services have lost their lives because the government has forced them to be disarmed in the workplace," said Chris Cox, the gun group's chief lobbyist.
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Cavusoglu said on Tuesday, however, that work on the roadmap would begin in 10 days and be completed within six months, with the YPG disarmed and sent east of the Euphrates River.
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The Irish Republican Army officially disarmed and disbanded after the 1998 Good Friday peace agreement, and Sinn Fein subsequently became part of a Belfast power-sharing government set up under the accord.
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Among the men who subdued and disarmed Sirhan on the scene were Olympic gold medalist Rafer Johnson, former pro football player Rosey Grier, and authors George Plimpton, Jimmy Breslin and Pete Hamill.
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Jason Seaman (left) , a 29-year-old science teacher, tackled and disarmed the suspect after he allegedly shot Ella Whistler (right), a 13-year-old classmate, at Noblesville West Middle School on Friday.
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The border zone between North and South Korea, where the joint summit between the Koreas took place in April, has been disarmed so that civilians are allowed to walk across, reports Yonhap News.
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The result: over 200 militia fighters disarmed, communities forged mutual pacts for peace and reconciliation, and, when violence again reared its head, they were able to defuse it quickly and prevent more bloodshed.
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They entered the driver's compartment, overpowered and then disarmed Officers Christopher Monica and Curtis Billue while the bus was on State Route 16 near Eatonton, some 70 miles southeast of Atlanta, police said.
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But having witnessed multiple GOP efforts to deny Democrats equal power to shape the two most powerful courts in the country, they would be foolish to remain unilaterally disarmed by helping confirm Gorsuch.
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"The enemies want us disarmed while they threaten us; this is an immoral, irrational and ambitious demand," the Lieutenant Commander of Islamic Revolution Guards Corps said on Monday, according to Iran's Fars news.
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Saddam Hussein gave the group refuge in Iraq, but after the United States invasion, a pro-Iranian government emerged in Baghdad and disarmed the group, expelling many of its members from the country.
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For this we need national data on encounters between police and citizens, including not only those in which deadly force was used, but also those in which suspects were successfully pacified and disarmed.
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Elor Azaria, who is standing trial in a military court on a manslaughter charge after he fatally shot a wounded and disarmed Palestinian assailant in the West Bank city of Hebron in March.
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Last year, a teacher in Indiana hurled a basketball at a 13-year-old boy who was firing shots and, as he was being hit by three bullets, tackled and disarmed the boy.
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Every single one of Dedrone's customers has had to use their detection system within seven days of installation; a minimum of 10 drones are detected or disarmed a day with Dedrone, says Lamprecht.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Russia — The Russian security services disarmed an explosive device and detained eight people on Thursday in connection with a suicide attack on a metro train that killed 13 people on Monday.
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It would be nice if one side unilaterally disarmed — if every liberal activist in the country, for example, simultaneously decided that the risk of getting killed at a Trump rally outweighed the benefits.
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Authorities disarmed Clark and after a struggle took him into custody and to a hospital, where he underwent emergency surgery for "severe" injuries from which is is expected to survive, according to Utica police.
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Police and witnesses at the scene of an early morning shooting at a Waffle House near Nashville say a 29-year-old man, James Shaw Jr., tackled and disarmed the shooter, saving many lives.
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Authorities disarmed Clark and after a struggle took him into custody and to a hospital, where he underwent emergency surgery for "severe" injuries from which he is expected to survive, according to Utica police.
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What happened in 270s when communist came to Albania, the first thing that they did, they disarmed the population and anyone who disagreed with them was subjected to arrests, to tortures, to internment camps.
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When he praises Vladimir Putin ("If he says great things about me, I'm going to say great things about him"), or suggests that Hillary Clinton's security detail be disarmed, many voters now just shrug.
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He insulted a black pastor, called for Clinton's bodyguards to be disarmed and angered the media with a publicity stunt that was meant to walk back the "birther" conspiracy he had peddled for years.
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This should be no surprise; Hezbollah has been restocking its missile arsenal since the end of the Second Lebanon War 13 years ago, despite the United Nations Security Council's demand that Hezbollah be disarmed.
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After the men were disarmed, "they were deliberately shot by the operatives, which resulted to their instant death," the MILF complaint read, adding that at least three others, including a woman, were also wounded.
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Both companies' CAR-T therapies are one-time treatments in which immune cells are removed from patients, genetically engineered in the laboratory using disarmed virus to target their blood cancers, and then re-infused.
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In his acceptance speech on Saturday, Boseman thanked the incredibly brave James Shaw Jr., the 29-year-old who disarmed the Waffle House shooter without being armed himself, likely saving many lives in the process.
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IN THE early hours of June 28th 3003 a unit of the Honduran army stormed the house of the president, Manuel Zelaya, disarmed his guard and spirited him onto a plane bound for Costa Rica.
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If it's not disarmed within two minutes the X2 goes into theft mode: S.O.S. appears on the display, the bike starts broadcasting its location to VanMoof, and the motor and all smart functionality is disabled.
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In two of those attempts—the 2009 underpants bomb plot, and the 2010 printer-cartridge bomb plot—his devices were successfully smuggled through airport security, before either failing to explode or being discovered and disarmed.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis on Saturday led an Easter vigil service, baptizing eight adults, including a formerly undocumented Nigerian migrant beggar who became a hero when he disarmed an Italian thief wielding a cleaver.
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Waffle House customer James Shaw Jr., 29, waited in the bathroom until he heard a pause in the firing and ambushed the suspect, disarmed him, and tossed the gun over the counter, according to CNN.
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There is obviously no contradiction here, or really anything remotely resembling a contradiction, but the observation amused Trump so greatly that he joked around with his audience that her Secret Service agents should be disarmed.
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Israel and the United States have called for Hamas to be disarmed as part of the pact between Hamas and the Palestinian Authority, so Israeli peace efforts with Abbas, which collapsed in 2014, could proceed.
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There was also another purpose behind filming: to show what the mines consisted of, how they were set up, how they were placed and how they were disarmed, so other teams could learn from that.
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In addition, 220 fighters from the "anti-Balaka" group, one of the parties to the conflict, voluntarily disarmed in order to join community leaders and peace committees to advocate for an end to the war.
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During a visit by The New York Times to a rebel camp this spring, many fighters said they would accept the peace deal but expressed fear of what would happen to them when they disarmed.
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Rowe and Dubose entered the driver's compartment and overpowered and disarmed Officers Christopher Monica and Curtis Billue while the bus was on State Route 22010 between Eatonton and Sparta, Putnam County Sheriff Howard Sills said.
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James Shaw Jr. -- the man who heroically disarmed the Waffle House gunman last month and saved lives -- just met with a bunch of fellow young heroes trying to save many more lives in the future.
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"If police had been stationed outside the synagogue, then this man could have been disarmed before he could attack the others," Josef Schuster, president of the council of Germany's Jewish community, told Deutschlandfunk public radio.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - A letter bomb caught fire at a bank in Amsterdam on Thursday and another was disarmed at an office near Utrecht, the latest in a series of such attacks in the Netherlands this week.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - A letter bomb caught fire at a bank in Amsterdam on Thursday and another was disarmed at an office near Utrecht, the latest in a series of such attacks in the Netherlands this week.
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Under the treaty, the government promised to purge the army of abusive officers, create a civilian national police force, grant political freedom to guerrillas who disarmed, and apportion land to peasants where rebels remained in control.
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The National Rifle Association argues service members should be "allowed to defend themselves on U.S. soil, and has said that troops "lost their lives because the government has forced them to be disarmed in the workplace.
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While the lion's share of FARC fighters, roughly 7,000, disarmed and entered lives as civilians and politicians, a number of so-called dissident factions refused to give up the fight and continued rebel and drug trafficking activity.
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Denomie connects this violence to historical atrocities, such as the Wounded Knee Massacre of 1890, in which 250 to 300 Lakota men, women, and children were shot by US Cavalry after those with weapons had been disarmed.
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The shooting comes as an Israeli sergeant, Elor Azaria, is standing trial in a military court on a manslaughter charge after he fatally shot a wounded and disarmed Palestinian assailant in the West Bank city of Hebron.
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Mr. Rahimi is accused of setting a second bomb on West 27th Street, but it was found by passers-by who unknowingly disarmed the device nine minutes before it was set to explode outside a restaurant window.
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Saddam Hussein failed to achieve nuclear capability, lost a war to the United States that left him partially disarmed, and then despite his weakness was subsequently toppled on charges of possessing W.M.D. that mostly did not exist.
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They spent two days hiding in the mountains without supplies or equipment, hoping for reinforcements that never came; local elders then negotiated their peaceful surrender to the Taliban, who disarmed them but promised not to harm them.
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Some had gotten a glimpse of him at the start of the Cape Cod League, but when they saw him up close — even though his warm personality disarmed them — they had an uneasy feeling about the contest.
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Using the same "my hero" caption template, Gonzalez instead used the moment to champion James Shaw Jr., the 29-year-old who disarmed the Waffle House shooter without being armed himself, likely saving many lives in the process.
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The trouble in places like Uribe, says Adam Isacson, of the Washington Office on Latin America, an advocacy organisation, is that although the FARC have disarmed, the conditions that allowed them to survive so long have not changed.
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A massive manhunt is underway Tuesday afternoon for two "armed and dangerous" inmates of a central Georgia prison who disarmed and killed the guards who were transporting them on a prison bus with other inmates early Tuesday morning.
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In a case that has roiled Israel, Mr. Yaalon and the military chiefs were uncompromising in their condemnation of a sergeant, Elor Azaria, who shot and killed a disarmed Palestinian assailant as he lay wounded on the ground.
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Lenderking said that experts forecast there could be 1 million former combatants that need to be disarmed once a peace deal is reached, requiring security sector reform as well as restoring crippled infrastructure and shoring up the economy.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Japan's Kei Nishikori was at his aggressive best as he disarmed Jo-Wilfried Tsonga 22014-4 6-2 6-4 to sweep into the last eight of the Australian Open for the third time on Sunday.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Democratic vice presidential candidate Tim Kaine on Sunday accused Donald Trump of inciting violence against Hillary Clinton after the Republican candidate said Clinton's security detail should be disarmed given her support for tighter gun rules.
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Under the 297-page agreement, the FARC's fighters would have disarmed, handing over weapons to United Nations inspectors, and become a legal political party with 10 guaranteed seats in the country's Congress in the 2018 and 2022 elections.
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Last week's discord amid the Hilltop-Alexandria-Kingdom alliance has grown even stronger, as Morgan and Paul come to blows over strategy planning while Maggie bickers with Gregory over their course of action for the disarmed enemy forces.
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This unsightly stampede toward a post-gendered consensus disarmed thoughtful commentary in much the fashion that disbelieving Black Americans saw the farcical post-racial discourse overtake any other left-leaning position on race more than a decade ago.
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In May this year, the anti-poaching unit was disarmed as part of a broader action in which military weapons and equipment were withdrawn from the Department of Wildlife and National Parks (DWNP), according to a government statement.
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Surveillance video released Friday from Parkrose High School in Oregon shows how a football coach disarmed a student carrying a loaded shotgun during an incident in May, then hugged and held on to the then 18-year-old.
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A witness told police on the night of the vigil that a man brandished a handgun but didn't end up firing it, after being disarmed by another member of the crowd, according to an LAPD statement released Wednesday.
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Which may be exactly why viewers of the Super Deluxe video found it so satisfying to see Jones's signature combative delivery disarmed by hearing it turned into a gently ethereal folk song, one that made his rage merely ridiculous.
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Perhaps the most disputed killing since General Martínez took command occurred around April 22, when the body of Dimar Torres, a former guerrilla who had disarmed under the peace deal, was found outside a village near the Venezuelan border.
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One former Pence aide, who accompanied the vice president to numerous rallies and campaign events in 2016, said his folksy Midwestern charm disarmed suburban women who openly admitted to cringing at the thought of their children behaving like Trump.
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Her first ever profile of the croony romantic John Kite (Game of Thrones' Alfie Allen) — with whom she spends a magical evening in Dublin, so completely disarmed is he by her guileless exuberance — is a hilariously moony love letter.
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You will recall that Alexander Gustafsson disarmed Jones' linear low line kicks with lateral movement which forced Jones to stop throwing them to prevent giving up a dominant angle (Jones was taken down off of a deflected oblique kick).
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According to the White House, Trump's Monday schedule also included phone calls to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada, President Mauricio Macri of Argentina, and James Shaw, Jr., the hero who disarmed a gunman in a Tennessee Waffle House last month.
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Israel and the United States have called for Hamas to be disarmed as part of the pact between Hamas and the Western-backed Palestinian Authority, so Israeli peace efforts with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, which collapsed in 2014, can be renewed.
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The father armed himself with a pistol as he waited for his son to arrive, but ultimately, the affidavit said, "Todd decided he was not going to shoot his son" and was disarmed by the younger Palin as the two struggled.
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Tresor Nzila, executive director of the Congolese Observatory of Human Rights, said he could not reach the targeted areas when he visited the Pool last week but questioned the need to bomb a militia that officially disarmed over a decade ago.
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At the risk of sounding too "hippy-dippy," as Adriene would call it, doing these YouTube yoga videos over the years has disarmed some deeply held anxieties I'd always attached to working out — and to reckoning with my body in general.
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Jason Weinmann, 47, a Marine who rescued North Carolina flood victims during Hurricane Florence, will play on the home team, while 29-year-old James Shaw Jr., who disarmed a gunman in a Tennessee Waffle House, will join the away team.
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Another simple integration would be to set a smart thermostat to its away mode when the Alarm is set to away, and then switch it back to its home mode when the Alarm is disarmed, but that's currently not possible either.
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According to a police account contained in the criminal complaint and other supporting documents, Track Palin, 28, broke through a window and bloodied his father, Todd Palin, in a physical struggle after his father pulled a gun but was disarmed.
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"I will be there to render assistance to my fellow countrymen, and prevent them from being disarmed, and I will fight and I will kill and I may die in the process," said Hill, who founded the militia several years ago.
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Jason Weinmann, 47, a Marine who rescued North Carolina flood victims during Hurricane Florence, will play on the home team, while 29-year-old James Shaw Jr., who disarmed a gunman in a Tennessee Waffle House, will join the away team.
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While Hizb-i-Islami played little part in combat in recent years and ceased all operations since the accord, thousands of its fighters have not been disarmed, said Ahmad Farzan, the official in charge of overseeing implementation of the agreement.
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Texas laws allow the concealed carrying of firearms, which created the tragic result that a soldier could carry a gun for defense up to the gates of Fort Hood, yet take not one single step inside the base without being disarmed.
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" When Rhimes, who can be shy herself, first met Barris and Larry Wilmore, they disarmed her with what Wilmore describes as an imitation of a racist Mickey Mouse, squeaking in horror at the idea of a Disney show called "black-ish.
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As the economic prospects for the region are currently dominated by uncertainty, Bank of Italy's governor said it was a mistake to fear that monetary policy would be "disarmed" should the situation degenerate into a full-blown recession or lead to deflation.
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The Houthi delegation head at peace talks in Sweden, Mohammed Abdusalam, also told al-Jazeera television that the port of Hodeidah must be kept apart from the military conflict, and that a government should be formed first before all parties are disarmed.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - A second explosive device found among the personal possessions of the chief suspect in a deadly attack on a college in Crimea that left at least 17 dead on Wednesday has been disarmed, the RIA news agency cited officials as saying.
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North Korea is only months away from obtaining the capability to hit U.S. territory with a nuclear weapon and must be disarmed, a U.S. envoy said on Tuesday, dismissing Pyonyang's diplomatic thaw with South Korea as a "charm offensive" that fooled no one.
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Fini's art, like that of such radically different but equally rebellious peers as Claude Cahun and Dorothea Tanning, disarmed male authority and dissolved gender norms — as the curators attempt to explain in wall plates too often bogged down in today's "woke" era platitudes.
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Though it often refers to itself as "the IRA," the majority of Provisional IRA members disarmed as part of the Good Friday Agreement — the landmark peace deal, signed in 1998, that ended decades of conflict in Northern Ireland known as the Troubles.
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He theorized that just as weakened forms of live viruses are used to prevent cases of measles and mumps and chicken pox, this disarmed herpes could be turned into a vaccine to prevent against the millions of new cases of herpes that occur each year.
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The New IRA is far smaller than the Irish Republican Army (IRA), which disarmed after the peace accord mostly ended three decades of conflict between mainly Protestant supporters of continued British rule of the province and mainly Catholic proponents of unification with the Irish Republic.
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In July Mr Uribe resigned from his seat in the senate after the supreme court called him to testify about allegations that he had bribed witnesses to retract their claim that he is linked to the AUC, a paramilitary group that disarmed during his presidency.
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There's the standard disarmed mode that turns off all of the monitoring; an away mode that watches all of the installed sensors for intrusions; and then a "Home" mode, which by default will monitor sensors installed on entryways, but ignores motion inside the house.
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In the first restrained — dare we say conventional — speech of his lifetime, Donald Trump delighted Republicans, disarmed critics (at least for a night) and left anyone who doesn't waste their day on Twitter with the impression of quick accomplishments and big, easily doable things ahead.
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Though the former rebels have largely held up their end of the bargain — disarming and forming a political party — some critics say that the government has fallen short in providing assistance to them, or even providing water and power to areas where they disarmed.
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The campaign, which has moved south in recent weeks, seems likely to continue until Myanmar's government is satisfied that it has fully disarmed the militancy that has arisen among the Rohingya, a Muslim ethnic group that has been persecuted for decades in majority-Buddhist Myanmar.
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"With the research, regulatory and policy-making agencies captured, the courts closed to the public, the lawyers disarmed, the politicians on retainer and the media subverted, there is no one left to stand between a greedy industry and vulnerable children, except parents," Mr. Kennedy wrote.
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"Abolishing the CIA in the 1970s would have unilaterally disarmed America during the height of the Cold War and at a time when terrorist networks across the Middle East were gaining strength," argues Clinton advisor Jeremy Bash, former chief of staff to former CIA Director Leon Panetta.
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Even at that time it appeared evident that the Germans would eventually be defeated in Cameroon, and Spain insisted upon a German assurance that, should the German troops be forced to take refuge in Spanish territory at Guinea, they would consent to be disarmed and interned.
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The military brass also came under fire for its swift condemnation of the actions of an Israeli sergeant, Elor Azaria, who fatally shot a disarmed and wounded Palestinian assailant in the head as he lay on the ground after he had stabbed and wounded another soldier.
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He said that the man, a 19-year old named Wallakah, had been subdued and disarmed by the SEALs at the beginning of the raid, but that as Dr. Joseph was escorted to a military helicopter he saw Wallakah lying in a pool of blood, dead.
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"However, just a few weeks later, he performed brilliantly in a second debate, crushed his performance, and disarmed the issue entirely with his famous line related to not wanting to exploit a younger candidate's youth and inexperience with the wisdom of his older age," he told me.
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The Canadian banker, who disarmed the British insurance industry in 2015 when, in a speech called "Tragedy of the Horizon," he warned of their exposure to climate-related events, has been one of the most vocal public figures to push for better supervision and disclosure of climate risk.
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In a private speech he gave only a month after taking power in 2012, he railed that the Soviet Union had collapsed because nobody in the party had been "man enough to stand up and resist"; he noted that Russia's corrupt security services had "left the party disarmed".
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Read more: Video shows the moment a football coach at an Oregon high school disarmed a shotgun-wielding student and hugged him Authorities had initially charged Justin Gause, 21, with second-degree manslaughter, first-degree reckless endangerment, and third-degree unlawful manufacturing of methamphetamine, according to the Star-Gazette.
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An Israeli military court on Wednesday convicted the soldier Elor Azaria for executing a disarmed Palestinian attacker last March, a verdict that promises to stir more controversy as the country contends with widening divisions over the rule of law and the use of lethal force in occupied territories.
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"But for his work, the assailant may not have been disarmed," Chief Kerr Putney of the Charlotte-Mecklenberg Police Department said of Mr. Howell, who was shot in the process and among six victims of a mass shooting at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte campus Tuesday evening.
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Many of these losses took place in the Colombian Amazon, in areas that used to be strictly controlled by the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC, a guerrilla group that imposed tight controls on logging and land-clearing but disarmed last year amid a landmark peace accord.
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The Canadian banker, who disarmed the British insurance industry in 13 when, in a speech called "Tragedy of the Horizon," he warned of their exposure to climate-related events, has been one of the most vocal public figures to push for better supervision and disclosure of climate risk.
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Escaped inmates trigger manhunt in Georgia Escaped inmates trigger manhunt in Georgia A massive manhunt is underway Tuesday afternoon for two "armed and dangerous" inmates of a central Georgia prison who disarmed and killed the guards who were transporting them on a prison bus with other inmates early Tuesday morning.
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While FARC has disarmed and many of its soldiers have returned to civilian life, the government has largely ignored its promises of rural aid and development that were pivotal to the agreement — universal education from preschool through secondary school, access to drinking water and development of electricity, roads, bridges and jobs.
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Prosecutors brought what they described as a similar pressure cooker to court on Wednesday, over the objection of defense lawyers, who pointed out that the device in court was not found in connection with the incidents on West 23rd Street or West 27th Street, where a second bomb was found and disarmed.
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The viewer is drawn in by the opening scenes populated by rolling dirt roads and songbirds and disarmed by the Edenic quality of the encounter between one man and one woman standing in a clearing in a green cornfield as she looks at him in wonder and momentary disbelief when he says.
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It has unilaterally disarmed itself by withdrawing from the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), and gratuitously hurt allies such as the EU, Japan and Canada by raising tariffs on their goods — the tariffs on Canada were just lifted — and hurling personal insults, making it harder to form a united front on these China trade issues.
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" Mr. Byrne said he had seen Bruce Springsteen's show on Broadway and that, although it was quite different from his own show, he was impressed by "the way he disarmed any audience expectations that this was going to be a concert — in the first five minutes, they got what this was going to be.
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A separate federal source confirms to PEOPLE that flip-style cell phones were used as a detonator for the two bombs in Chelsea (a second device was discovered on Saturday night and disarmed by authorities) and the bomb that went off ahead of a charity run in Seaside Park, New Jersey, which is about 85 miles south of Manhattan.
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While it did not prevent the November 2015 attack when gunmen killed 130 people in Parisian cafes and a concert hall, Sentinel troops have disarmed or killed would-be attackers on several occasions since – including a February incident where a machete-wielding assailant attacked soldiers outside the Louvre art museum, and another on Saturday at the Eiffel tower.
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Kara, you've always talked about tech and how they can seem to solve every problem except for gender parity, and so I think stripping away and showing all the true gender problems they have from just pay equity to sexual harassment, it's disarmed the Democrats and they can't really come to the defense of tech anymore.
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A federal source confirms to PEOPLE that the same model flip-style cell phone was used as a detonator for the two bombs in Chelsea (a second device was discovered on Saturday night and disarmed by authorities) and the bomb that went off ahead of a charity run in Seaside Park, New Jersey, which is about 85 miles south of Manhattan.
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The federal official also confirms to PEOPLE that the same model flip-style cell phone was used as a detonator for the two bombs in Chelsea (a second device was discovered on Saturday night and disarmed by authorities) and the bomb that went off ahead of a charity run in Seaside Park, New Jersey, which is about 85 miles south of Manhattan.
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North Korea also objected to comments by National Security Advisor John Bolton, who alluded to the "Libya-model" for a rapid turnover of Muammar Gaddafi's nuclear components to the United States in a deal worked out in 2628, along with the U.K. The DPRK has long been strongly averse to following Libya's denuclearization path, because it disarmed and weakened Gaddafi.
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The victims&apos and the attacker&aposs ties to the group were noticeable in reports following the attack, including those that revealed Marc Conway, a former prisoner, was part of the heroic effort that confronted and disarmed Khan, and the group&aposs central mission of supporting and enriching former prisoners was not lost in those exploring responses to the attack.
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