Network effects mean that big firms are hard to dislodge.
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On both continents, dominant firms have become harder to dislodge.
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Tsipras has said the handouts will not dislodge that target.
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Washington has imposed sanctions in a bid to dislodge Maduro.
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An operation to dislodge the attackers was underway, he said.
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The opposition is too weak in Malaysia to dislodge him.
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And yet it sticks with us, we can't dislodge it.
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Such a success would make Bell even harder to dislodge.
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But that did little to dislodge Democrats from the floor.
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Yet many question whether the opposition can dislodge the president.
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It's hard to dislodge some of those public fears and perceptions.
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Several said they were losing hope that Guaido could dislodge Maduro.
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Ortega, insisting that they were terrorists, began trying to dislodge them.
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He tried gently blowing on the fruit, to dislodge the skin.
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I don't think a left-wing Democratic ticket can dislodge Trump.
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Mr. Cosgrove tried to dislodge Mr. Nix from the doggy door.
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In one sweeping motion he could dislodge 24 or more berries.
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It has built-in advantages that are almost impossible to dislodge.
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And they are hard to dislodge from the state legislature, too.
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The final push to dislodge ISIS from Mosul is a tough fight.
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Once hope takes root, there's nothing she can do to dislodge it.
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Weeks of bombardment last summer by Hezbollah did not dislodge the insurgents.
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The Westin's security staff and employees were able to dislodge the child.
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But there is little prospect that protest alone can dislodge the regime.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Obamacare's roots are growing too deep to dislodge.
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And the jihadist fighters they want to dislodge are holding their ground.
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Of course, the rock may loosen and dislodge tragically in his hands.
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I believe that will either dislodge it or cause it to exit.
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We've understood and we're waiting for him to come and dislodge us.
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A fish spatula that's thin enough to dislodge but not disrupt food.
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Hydraulic mining uses high-pressure water jets to dislodge rocks and sediment.
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The killings, it turned out, helped dislodge Escobar from his comfortable imprisonment.
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Yet the Saudi campaign has failed to dislodge the Houthis from Sana.
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Once a stereotype has taken hold, it is extremely difficult to dislodge.
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Dislodge ice chunks and salt from between the pads as they happen.
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What's more important is placing more pressure on Maduro to dislodge him.
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Established social networks such as Facebook and WhatsApp proved too entrenched to dislodge.
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But they failed to dislodge the rebels from their last big urban stronghold.
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Stubborn cold air trapped near the ground may prove difficult to dislodge today.
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Brafman is not going to be able to dislodge that view of him.
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Many close to the president fear that his deputy wants to dislodge him.
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This rapid rotation is forcing chunks of cometary material to loosen and dislodge.
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Nicolás Maduro is still president of Venezuela despite Trump's efforts to dislodge him.
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For good reason, even Ries isn't convinced that he can dislodge the incumbents.
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Venezuelans overwhelmingly told me that they want tougher international action to dislodge Maduro.
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Once this glorious idea has taken hold, it is very hard to dislodge.
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Those arguments, though, weren't quite enough to convince voters to dislodge the incumbent.
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It's a self-reinforcing cycle and electoral defeats alone will not dislodge it.
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The military operation to dislodge the Islamic State came at a heavy price.
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The sharp teeth helped dislodge some of the plant matter from the sea floor.
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Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has said the handouts would not dislodge that target.
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Rather, the Senators who don&apost want that person has to dislodge the candidate.
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Finally, he changes the rules to make it harder for voters to dislodge him.
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Then there are the Zuma allies in cabinet positions deemed too powerful to dislodge.
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The physical strain can also dislodge contraceptive devices like IUDs and cause vaginal bleeding.
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Still, Mr Paisley will survive any attempt to dislodge him, reckons one Catholic man.
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The man stumbled about, exclaiming in another language, attempting to grasp and dislodge her.
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Bloomberg says that this amount could dislodge more than 10 coal-fired power plants.
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The prevailing view in the industry is that Netflix will be hard to dislodge.
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Many motions have sought to dislodge the name of "maize," but it has remained.
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Regev's goal is to dislodge the "elites" in order to elevate previously marginalized groups.
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Pamela Bannos attempts to dislodge the portrayal of Maier as a mysterious, freakish figure.
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Atop K2's near-vertical slopes, glacial icefalls dislodge car-size hunks of ice.
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Venezuela is already under heavy sanctions, which have so far failed to dislodge him.
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ISIS has crowed over the Philippine military's inability to dislodge them from the city.
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"They are no longer bombarding besieged cities so much, trying to dislodge rebels," he said.
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The campaign has failed to dislodge Maduro, who has the support of Russia and China.
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Once people believe something that's not true, it becomes very hard to dislodge those misperceptions.
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Especially if that misinformation reinforces their opinions, it just becomes really hard to dislodge it.
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It is difficult to dislodge voters in this day and age, as polls are showing.
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The jumper remained stuck and screaming for several minutes while authorities struggled to dislodge him.
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Even a hurricane isn't powerful enough to dislodge a toxic algal bloom from Florida's shores.
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In some ways, the latest sanctions work against the administration's efforts to dislodge Mr Maduro.
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This is what Guaidó, in a desperate bid to dislodge a dictator, may have wrought.
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It did not appear that Guaido had a "Plan B" to dislodge Maduro, Gallegos said.
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Elsewhere publicly listed airlines provide much better service but are just as hard to dislodge.
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So we will need strong U.S. data to dislodge U.S. yields from their low levels.
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But it will not support Mr. Trump in any effort to dislodge the Cuban dictatorship.
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He did not hit Moore so much as nearly dislodge Moore's head from his body.
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Americans start to ask: Will we ever be able to dislodge these people from power?
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Reagan's men thought he wanted to hold the economy back, and tried to dislodge him.
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Rebels hunkered down in Madaya and Zabadani, and Hezbollah was unable to fully dislodge them.
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If the tree capsized with enough intensity, he worried, the flailing roots could dislodge human remains.
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Research shows that once conspiracy theories are embedded in people's minds, they're nearly impossible to dislodge.
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During actual penetration, the female would throw her legs up and struggle to dislodge the male.
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"Any effort to dislodge them, reform them, or hold them accountable have completely failed," said Brown.
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A team of Chinese workers use ice picks to dislodge the massive, 3-foot-thick cubes.
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He said these had failed to dislodge IS because they failed to target its vital structure.
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Regulated exports might not dislodge the poached stuff, as the criminal product might still be cheaper.
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The brush also includes a scraper on the reverse side to dislodge stuck-on grill debris.
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More data and a larger customer base gives you an advantage that is hard to dislodge.
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Cochlear implants can irritate the scalp; pacemaker wires dislodge; VR headsets weigh heavily on the face.
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He fears what he deeply admires; he is repelled by an ideal he cannot quite dislodge.
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The Shabab are fighting to dislodge a Western-backed government protected by African Union-mandated peacekeepers.
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Unable to dislodge annual marches with ordinary counterprotests, the town took a new tack in 2014.
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Take care not to dislodge or damage the gasket, which is important for sealing in heat.
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Erdogan says the environmental protests were cover for an attempt to dislodge the government from power.
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He ordered Philippine troops and the air force to Marawi to try to dislodge the militants.
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Months of protests last year failed to dislodge Maduro but resulted in at least 125 deaths.
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Researchers have found that facts alone rarely dislodge misperceptions, and in some cases even strengthen mistaken beliefs.
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Perhaps rapid automation threatens to dislodge workers from old jobs faster than new sectors can absorb them.
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Those are tethered together with a cable that would constantly pull at and sometimes dislodge the earbuds.
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You would really have to be moving suddenly to dislodge them, even in your most athletic moments.
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The coalition has vowed further attacks to dislodge southern fighters after hitting a separatist area on Sunday.
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A certain rough justice would be served if those laws helped dislodge the Republicans who favor them.
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Mr. Obama has emphasized the military campaign against the Islamic State over efforts to dislodge Mr. Assad.
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The group's members want to dislodge the central government and impose a strict interpretation of Shariah law.
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If it's the former, his approach to politics will be imitated and become still harder to dislodge.
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He could hardly reject or mistreat the victims of a regime he has set out to dislodge.
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" He continued, "The Americans and the Europeans won't be able to dislodge the terrorists from the mountains.
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Other research has suggested that the adhesive isn't fully reversible: getting rid of it can dislodge paint.
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But it has found it hard to dislodge the dominance of Facebook-owned services WhatsApp and Messenger.
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Sci-fi is always trying to dislodge us from the contexts in which we make our assumptions.
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Trying to dislodge the determined and deranged remnants of ISIS, but the Peshmerga backed with staggering air power.
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A tool got caught in the mower's blade, causing it to dislodge and hit Skylar in the face.
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At the Kenansville rally, Trump said he would dislodge a political establishment that he said ignored working people.
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I was never a part of any campaign to disparage or dislodge her, and I regretted her departure.
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With Chinese GDP growth at 6.9 percent last year, they increasingly have a shot to dislodge the incumbents.
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The challenge partly comes down to perceptions and biases within the working population that are hard to dislodge.
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Security forces tried to dislodge protesters earlier in the week, firing tear gas and bullets into the crowds.
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So far, neither mass demonstrations nor economic miseries have been able to dislodge the dictatorship of Nicolás Maduro.
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The manoeuvre requires a rescuer to carry out abdominal thrusts on a choke victim to dislodge the blockage.
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The sediment had been stirred by a high-pressure water hose that Hozoji used to dislodge the geoduck.
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Efforts to dislodge chunks of that $280-350 billion a day business have largely been resisted so far.
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Iraqi commanders have indicated an operation to dislodge the group from the city could begin by late October.
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Wyden's attempt to dislodge those records isn't likely to work, but to liberal activists, it's an important escalation.
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The problem is that there is no sign that sanctions by the United States will dislodge Mr Maduro.
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Islamist group Al Shabaab is fighting to dislodge a Western-backed government protected by African Union-mandated peacekeepers.
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In 1898, racist forces in Wilmington, North Carolina fomented a riot to dislodge a biracial Republican city council.
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And with it, time could be running out for Israel to dislodge Iran from Syria by diplomatic means.
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Yet the bond between the girls is unshakable, just one of those things no one could possibly dislodge.
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OLANO's coalition will dislodge the long-ruling center-left Smer party that has led the government since 2012.
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To dislodge him, the others went straight at his strategy of closely allying himself with the Obama years.
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In rural towns, it took just a few locals with a tractor to dislodge the ubiquitous concrete Lenins.
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Speculation also circulated that the military had secretly supported street protests to dislodge Mr. Sharif's government in 2014.
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Yet the conviction that it must be a program is hard to dislodge from Silicon Valley's algorithmic minds.
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Ripple has said it aims to dislodge the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication, or the Swift network.
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Once pain takes up long-term residence in both body and mind, it can be hard to dislodge.
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As they magnetically dislodge from their charging case, you definitely get the sense you're trying on something futuristic.
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All the slings and arrows of the President and his congressional henchman have failed to dislodge Kemp's choice.
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It would be very, very difficult to dislodge this system even if you had popular ideas to offer.
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Since then, he has made it his mission to ensure that no one could dislodge him from power.
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Few people realize that they don't need someone else to dislodge a piece of food from their throat.
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"Studying the data, going back to 1880 to today, [it's] very hard to dislodge a sitting president," he said.
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Although Guaido's attempted uprising failed to immediately dislodge Maduro, it exposed new fissures within the country, the official said.
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Iraqi forces are currently trying to dislodge from Mosul, Iraq's second-largest city and ISIS's last stronghold in Iraq.
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No one of these things is likely to dislodge Facebook from its place at the center of online communication.
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"The biggest push back I probably get [is] ... isn't Amazon Prime going to dislocate, dislodge, destroy Netflix," Mahaney said.
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In the other half of the kit, you'll find an Aqua Flosser to dislodge food while massaging your gums.
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"There are probably 1 million things that could dislodge any proposed legislative vehicle," or scuttle any timeline, said Hale.
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" That is because overruling a decision would then "require an extensive legislative response" or "dislodge settled rights and expectation.
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But it was under his tenure that UMNO's leaders became so hard to dislodge, and Malaysia's courts so cowed.
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It's for all the others to make up time on us and dislodge us from the position we're in.
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The militants held territory across southern Yemen until the United Arab Emirates recently launched an offensive to dislodge them.
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The Persians are unable to dislodge the Spartans, who slaughter them like cattle despite the enormous disparity in numbers.
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Politicians and warlords have already used the need to dislodge IS as a way to force their own agendas.
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"However excessive flooding can dislodge plants and alter the composition of communities of invertebrates and microbial mats," she said.
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She wasn't speaking as someone who wanted a strategy to dislodge Trump; she was just sizing up the situation.
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When attacked, Afghan forces often call for airstrikes by the American-trained Afghan Air Force to dislodge the enemy.
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"The discrimination is so deeply ingrained that it's very hard to dislodge whatever the realities are," Ms. Galinsky said.
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The delivering physician will try to rotate the baby&aposs shoulder to dislodge it from behind the pubic synthesis.
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Once established, though, the star persona can become a received idea, not just a mask, and tough to dislodge.
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Since those gerrymandered state legislatures draw their own district lines, it can seem enormously challenging to ever dislodge them.
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And still, no one has yet managed to dislodge him from his place at the top of the polls.
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But analysts still don't expect the latest developments to dislodge the grip of Malaysia's Prime Minister Najib Razak from power.
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It uses directed water jets that easily dislodge debris even from hard-to-reach areas, cutting flossing time in half.
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Morrison said it was very hard to edit her [Cade Bambara], because you might dislodge a thread in her work.
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Iraqi forces will intensify their operations on Friday, to dislodge the militants still entrenched inside scattered houses, army officers said.
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And a revolving chorus of challengers tried and failed to dislodge him in a succession of media spurts: then-Rep.
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The stench of corpses along Mosul's streets was a reminder of the gruelling urban warfare required to dislodge Islamic State.
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The decades-long makeover of the neighborhood, from a convivial Gomorrah to an outpost of Disneyland, couldn't dislodge the place.
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The company has been unable to dislodge the other tenants at 111 Eighth Avenue as quickly as it had hoped.
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The answer, of course, depends on our willingness to dislodge the stubborn civil rights transgressions and prejudices that divide us.
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The Philippine military previously said that it was conducting "precision airstrikes" on militant positions in an effort to dislodge them.
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Without an ingenious campaign, even widespread hatred of Trump will not be sufficient to dislodge him from the White House.
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However, there is some merit to the idea of having outsiders dislodge the entrenched interests that keep Puerto Rico down.
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But analysts doubt the ECB meeting will dislodge the euro from the narrow trading range it's been in through 22003.
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According to Han, once a law is in place, it's difficult to dislodge, both from a legal and physiological perspective.
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Biden continues to poll well nationally, and direct efforts by his rivals in previous debates to dislodge him fell flat.
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The hooks also help the buds stay in your ears through vigorous workouts, and even sweat won&apost dislodge them.
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His heavy guns and aircraft flattened residential buildings but could not dislodge the foreign jihadists holed up in booby-trapped houses.
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The violence erupted as anti-riot police moved in to dislodge protesters blocking a highway in the southern state of Oaxaca.
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If it was chronic, the cardioversion could dislodge an appendage clot, sending it up the aorta and possibly triggering a stroke.
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It seems as eager to dislodge Cuba's 60-year-old communist regime as it is to get rid of Mr Maduro.
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The rhetoric that underlies democracy, the self-identity that is adopted by a democratic people, all that is hard to dislodge.
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Researchers left this until last, concerned that it could dislodge Philae from its still largely unknown perch and tip it over.
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Last Friday the prime minister took back a pledge to resign along with his whole government in order to dislodge Babis.
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A really good case study in how impossible a visceral notion can be to dislodge, even when it's been comprehensively debunked.
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The coalition has carried out thousands of air strikes on the Houthis but failed to dislodge them from the capital Sanaa.
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Don't ask your friend to pull you out; they'll only be able to dislodge your top half, and that's no good.
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Equally, Tehran will be well aware of Erdogan's once-unstoppable determination to dislodge its erstwhile friend, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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The quake, centered east of Tokyo, shook buildings in the capital but was not strong enough to dislodge items from shelves.
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Skip the use of any chemicals and dislodge a clog with CLR Power Plumber to protect the environment and your pipes.
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The United States on Friday ramped up its attempt to dislodge Maduro from power by imposing new sanctions and revoking visas.
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The offensive to dislodge the militants from the town, situated 50 km (30 miles) from the capital, was announced on Sunday.
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They dislodge entire communities from their homes, and help propel thousands of Salvadorans to undertake dangerous journeys to the United States.
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If candy gets ground in between floorboards in a way that vacuuming doesn't dislodge, it's time to head into the toolbox.
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And in a matter of months, the criminal case against Mr. Netanyahu could dislodge him from power once and for all.
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It was as if someone had deposited a blob of petroleum jelly in my right eye and nothing would dislodge it.
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The women pushed and pulled at the fabric, using their sticks to thwack the net, hoping to dislodge its frosty burden.
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If we are ever going to dislodge ourselves from this toxic quagmire of political contempt, it is important to be miserable.
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According to the police, the motive of the premeditated crime was to terrorize the Bakarwals and dislodge them from the area.
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Its insidiously pleasant melodies, impossible to dislodge from your memory, can leave you contemplating our environmental crisis for days on end.
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And I suspected that, if I poked a little bit, I could dislodge some other artifacts that told that same story.
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In other Iraqi cities, residents fled as security forces battled to dislodge the Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL.
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The goal: to avoid handing over the country to the same militants that the United States went to war to dislodge.
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The Germans sent numerous waves in a failed attempt to dislodge the Marines during the battle, which lasted nearly a month.
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Some of these districts are represented by well-liked Republican incumbents who would be tough to dislodge even during a wave.
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Mr Abe's trip is a chance for the party's grandees to plot his downfall, but he will not be easy to dislodge.
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But a good economy, he believes, may no longer be enough to dislodge the entrenched battle lines over these underlying cultural preferences.
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That doctor, New York surgeon F. E. Hopkins, numbed the patient with cocaine and tried to dislodge the bone with a hook.
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With the support of Russia and Iran, Assad has gained the upper hand militarily and opposition forces appear unable to dislodge him.
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Mr Hillebrand believes it may still be decades before batteries dislodge oil from the energy mix, especially if oil prices stay low.
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The conservative administration of U.S. President Donald Trump has imposed a raft of sanctions in an attempt to dislodge Maduro from power.
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After all, some of the startups in Techstars almost certainly want to dislodge the incumbents who may be sponsoring their very program.
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And he has not done enough to dislodge his party's corrupt old guard, as his counterpart in Angola seems to be doing.
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Now, the Republicans do—and no Congress has ever moved to dislodge a president of the same party as its majority tribe.
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If it was impossible to dislodge a memory once it consolidated, psychologists could only help patients learn to live with those memories.
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However, CHiP can dart forward quickly enough and with enough force to dislodge the ball and send it rolling in your direction.
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In an attempt to dislodge it, he blasted it with cleaning solvent and tried to simply rub it off with his finger.
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UK-listed theme park operator Merlin Entertainments may be planning something similar with SeaWorld, by trying to dislodge its Busch Gardens division.
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This shock wave could rattle windows and dislodge roof tiles, which is why Concorde was largely banned from flying supersonically over land.
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"If you do want to try to dislodge Iran's influence in the region you're talking about a major investment - decades," Miller said.
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When trying to dislodge a stuck passenger door from the sidewalk and he puts the car in reverse, breathe and stay calm.
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Nearly all of them are victims of the ongoing battle to dislodge Islamic State militants from Mosul, around 60 km further north.
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Iraqi security forces and Kurdish pesh merga fighters have begun an assault to dislodge Islamic State militants from the city of Mosul.
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After trying to dislodge the small piece of metal with the Heimlich maneuver, Joniec took Britton to the nearest urgent care center.
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Do not use oil-based products on or around the eyes, as they will break up the glue and dislodge the lashes.
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But it would take the relentless defiance of the people of The Gambia, and diplomacy, backed by lethal force, to dislodge Jammeh.
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In the kelp beds they descended to peer into rocky cracks, jabbing flat metal levers to dislodge the small creatures they found.
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After eight days of testing recently at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya in Spain, little emerged to dislodge Mercedes as the favorite.
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But on him, and just studying the data going back to 1880 to today, it's very hard to dislodge a sitting president.
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If you've been in the area awhile, you know these air masses can be tricky to dislodge once they come into town.
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Suprapubic pressure maneuver: The doctor and/or nurse apply pressure externally on the pubic bone to try to dislodge the stuck shoulder.
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Before that, a discharge petition hadn't successfully been used to dislodge a bill since 2002 for the McCain-Feingold campaign finance reform.
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There are few frustrations greater than watching a chunky divot of egg white dislodge itself as you claw clumsily at the shell.
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The TV industry is scrambling to capitalize on the turmoil, seeing a rare opportunity to dislodge Fox from its No. 1 spot.
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It cleared the way for a long-threatened Turkish invasion meant to dislodge the Kurdish-led militia in control of the region.
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The White House is conducting a campaign to dislodge Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro from power and has backed opposition leader Juan Guaido.
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Cancino said he thought the Norway talks amounted to negotiations with "criminals against humanity" and insisted that only violence would dislodge Maduro.
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Venezuela's opposition said on Wednesday it would use income accrued by Citgo since last month to finance its efforts to dislodge Maduro.
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" He said he was sorry to see Yovanovitch pulled from her post and distanced himself from "any campaign to disparage or dislodge her.
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The United States is among some 50 countries that recognise Guaido as Venezuela's president, and has imposed sanctions to try to dislodge Maduro.
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I've done exaggerated jumping jacks to try and dislodge them, gone sprinting, done push-ups, lifted weights with sudden movements... nothing fazes them.
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But the face-off with Mr Noor shows how difficult such figures are to dislodge, and how easily they can stir up trouble.
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And they're making moves ahead of those launches to dislodge Netflix's advantage by taking away some of its most popular shows and movies.
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Luckily, two off-duty state troopers were able to dislodge Rocco from the tree, and the adventurous dachshund was reunited with his owner.
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Mr Museveni has held power for 30 years and Mr Besigye, a former ally, has spent half that time trying to dislodge him.
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Falcone's got connections, and his influence could make a difference in Dent's efforts to dislodge the corrupt Hamilton Hill from the city's mayorship.
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Babis' appeal stems from his image as someone who can dislodge the country's mainstream parties, seen by many voters as riddled with corruption.
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But with more popular apps like Spotify soon able to tap Siri, it's unclear whether the changes will be enough to dislodge competitors.
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Three years later, the Navy's Sea Dragon helicopters, which stream cables that dislodge mines moored to the ocean floor, came under damning scrutiny.
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Only a few months ago, American generals were touting a plan to dislodge the Islamic State from Surt with a campaign of airstrikes.
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The airport, railway station and university were all destroyed in the long fight to dislodge Islamic State militants from their main Iraqi stronghold.
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Manchin, from West Virginia, used the Heimlich maneuver to dislodge the blockage in McCaskill's throat, but he cracked a rib in the process.
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And those Big Lies may be nearly impossible to dislodge, because in the course of this awful election, even fact-checking became suspect.
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Merlin Entertainments, the British-listed theme park operator, may be planning something similar with SeaWorld by trying to dislodge its Busch Gardens division.
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That would require the support of just 48 of her party's lawmakers — but it would take many more to dislodge her were Mrs.
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Going part-time would effectively dislodge the ensemble from the top tier of American orchestras, which have year-round contracts for their musicians.
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And another huge loss came in South Texas when Jessica Cisneros, a 26-year-old immigration attorney failed to dislodge moderate Democratic Rep.
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Beyond the family itself is the fact that Raúl Castro's most important policy legacy — military control of the economy — is hard to dislodge.
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Lenin was equally ruthless, and not only during the Russian Civil War, when foreign armies and domestic enemies tried to dislodge the Bolsheviks.
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It is also unlikely that preferred senior will dislodge the Pfandbrief sector that sits at the heart of most German banks' funding programmes.
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A swift advance from here could dislodge the Iranian-backed rebels, either pushing them out of the capital or into meaningful peace talks.
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A question is whether the United States can avoid handing over the country to the same militants it went to war to dislodge.
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The Venezuelan opposition has often staged huge street protests against Maduro but failed to dislodge him despite a deep economic recession and hyperinflation.
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Miller said Apple has such a stranglehold on the smartphone market that it's hard to see a breakthrough that's going to dislodge the iPhone.
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During each maneuver, the gyro was switched from high mode to low mode to dislodge any blockage that may have accumulated around the float.
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Its statewide election this year will determine whether Democrats retain control of the governor's mansion and dislodge the Republicans who currently dominate the legislature.
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The best solution to dislodge U.S. currency would be a diversified multi-polar financial system, something that could be provided by technology, Carney said.
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A year ago, Wagner fighters and their local allies attacked US forces in eastern Syria, apparently trying to dislodge them from an oil field.
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The commission received two reports that the peg came out from the seat, causing the seat to dislodge and fall, according to the website.
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Some demonstrators taped themselves together while others cuffed themselves with plastic ties to metal poles to make it harder for police to dislodge them.
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Streaking down the sideline, Thompkins appeared to catch a heave at the Buffalo 40-yard line, but Mario Butler swooped in to dislodge it.
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That would put Russia in the unpredictable position of supporting Damascus through the long, most likely bloody slog needed to dislodge the Islamic militants.
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Some suspect that Mr López Obrador's plan is not only to dislodge the PRI but to adopt its model as a big-tent party.
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They have also changed playing styles, making players more comfortable using their heads as weapons with which to dislodge the ball, notes Dr Talavage.
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Because it's nigh impossible to dislodge these ideas once entrenched, Lewandowsky says, the best way to stop them is to prevent them from spreading.
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Even though recent reports suggested Google is looking to enter the market, the company will find it difficult to dislodge the dominance of Baidu.
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The Iraqi army launched an offensive on Monday to dislodge the ultra-hardline Sunni militants from Falluja, 50 km (32 miles) west of Baghdad.
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Despite intensive air strikes and a blockade, Riyadh and its allies still have not been able to dislodge the Houthis from Yemen's capital, Sanaa.
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It's unclear as of now if Guaidó has enough literal and figurative firepower to dislodge Maduro in the coming days, weeks, or even months.
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On the other major flank of the assault on IS, Iraqi forces aim to dislodge the militant group from west Mosul within a month.
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In most of these countries, China may be difficult to dislodge because it has been operating development programs there for many years and decades.
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The Russian government, meanwhile, has made clear that it cannot and will not dislodge this presence, as Israeli officials had once hoped it might.
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Also prominent is heavy masonry, from which, sometimes, a large chunk will dislodge itself and clobber a passerby on the head, killing him instantly.
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A Saudi-led military coalition has carried out thousands of air strikes in a bid to dislodge Yemen's armed Houthi movement from the capital.
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The strike, organized by university students, farmers and business owners, was the latest tactic by a loose national alliance formed to dislodge the president.
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With his re-election looking likely, a Democratic Senate may be the only way to dislodge him from this position in the 22019th Congress.
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Some protesters taped themselves together while others cuffed themselves with plastic ties to metal poles to make it harder for police to dislodge them.
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After the man's wife tried unsuccessfully to administer the Heimlich maneuver, Don Jorge ran over and was able to dislodge the piece of meat.
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But Democrats are poised to pick up an array of governorships in major states and could dislodge Republicans' eight-year hold on the House.
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Already, the fever to dislodge President Trump has complicated this effort as the party has struggled to recruit marquee challengers in possibly competitive states.
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But that little note is difficult to dislodge from the mind; its occasional appearance sticks out, all the more so in Mr. Kigawa's interpretation.
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Duker Freuman explains that all the twisting and turning that takes place during your practice can dislodge stubborn pockets of gas inside of you.
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"The Diver," at 16 minutes, focuses on a man who swims through the Mexico City sewer system in scuba gear to dislodge garbage clogs.
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Blood, urine, body, and hair samples may also be taken, and the survivor may be asked to comb their pubic hair to dislodge evidence.
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The United States has been seeking to increase pressure on the administration of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, to try to dislodge him from power.
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The case goes back to a violent police operation to dislodge flower vendors who were protesting in the central square of San Salvador Atenco.
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While the opposition was keeping up momentum, it was unclear how the protests could achieve their aims after demonstrations in 2014 failed to dislodge Maduro.
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Beyond the death Thursday, four US service members have been killed in Iraq since military options to dislodge ISIS from both countries began in 2014.
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When this happens, dolphins have been observed leaping rapidly out of the water before crashing onto the surface in an attempt to dislodge an octopus.
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But if Mr Tebas can show that the deal is in everyone's interest, La Liga may even dislodge the Premier League in the global standings.
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Those companies, in turn, pipe the compressed CO2 down into older oil wells to dissolve and dislodge oil deposits that are otherwise hard to access.
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During the three-minute struggle, Kauffman said he unsuccessfully tried to dislodge the cat by hitting it with a rock and stabbing it with sticks.
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Making Eletrobras a company with dispersed share ownership would dislodge politicians from control of a utility that for decades provided their cronies with lucrative jobs.
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Erdogan is lobbying the Obama administration to discard the YPG and cooperate instead with Turkey to dislodge ISIS in the northern Syrian city of Raqqa.
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Even though I had no real reason to worry, I was afraid sex might somehow dislodge that little sparkle of whatever was growing inside me.
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A group of men around him supported that view, standing beside shops destroyed by Islamic State's rule and the firepower needed to dislodge the jihadists.
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Even when he quit, returned to the desktop and shut the computer down, the game maintained some gravitational pull, difficult to dislodge from his thoughts.
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"We saw in Iraq and Syria what happens when you don't move fast" to dislodge militants from urban areas that they have taken, he says.
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Aside from Mosul, across the border in Syria a battle is raging to dislodge IS from Raqqa, the second capital of its self-declared caliphate.
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When faced with a tricky single brick layer, the typical player will most likely skip over and try to find an easier brick to dislodge.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - An Iraqi commander expects to dislodge Islamic State from Mosul in May despite resistance from militants in the densely populated Old City district.
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And on April 4th his comrades in Congress called a rally to protest the BJP's "conspiracy to dislodge" elected governments from a series of states.
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In multiple national television appearances over the years Heimlich had demonstrated the technique commonly known as the "Heimlich Maneuver" to dislodge food from an airway.
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Pakistan has never accepted the state's inclusion in India and has tried repeatedly to dislodge it, both with military incursions and by supporting Kashmiri insurgents.
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The man Guaido is trying to dislodge, the discredited but still de facto president Nicolas Maduro dispatched troops to prevent the aid from entering Venezuela.
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Islamic State militants have been losing ground in Syria and Iraq, and Iraq opened operations to dislodge them from the long-held city of Falluja.
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If Nadal fails to win a round-robin match, Djokovic would still need to win two group matches and reach the final to dislodge him.
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Kurdish and Arab forces, aided by the airstrikes, have surrounded the city, but have been unable to fully dislodge the Islamic State from the area.
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Last year, Saudi Arabia formed a military coalition that has been bombing the rebels, seeking to dislodge them from the capital and restore the government.
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Many virtual currencies are trying to dislodge the British pound but "only sterling is legal tender in the UK," Carney said in another March speech.
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Kenya has been locked in a war against the Shabab for five years, part of a wider effort to dislodge the militant group from Somalia.
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A tax cut that skews heavily toward corporations and the rich would hardly dislodge the populist view of a Republican establishment beholden to its donors.
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Grijalva's a former chair of the House Progressive Caucus, and he's trying to temper the incoming wave of progressives who are anxious to dislodge Trump.
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In 2015, Saudi Arabia formed a military coalition that has been bombing the rebels, seeking to dislodge them from the capital and restore the government.
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Being hired as Trump's campaign manager moved Lewandowski into the political big time, and being fired, midway through the race, did little to dislodge him.
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Her parents tried to get her to blow her nose to dislodge the plastic footwear, but Lucy could do no better than a few sniffs.
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Unable to maintain order, three weeks later the British allowed the French to dislodge the Viet Minh from Saigon, triggering war below the 16th parallel.
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Widespread protest and a police mutiny erupted, opposition leaders called on the armed forces to dislodge Mr. Morales and army leaders "suggested" that he resign.
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Vibrating cleansing brushes, such as Foreo's Luna 3 ($199), can also be helpful to dislodge dirt and debris, and are best suited to oily complexions.
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Vibrating cleansing brushes, such as Foreo's Luna 3 ($199), can also be helpful to dislodge dirt and debris, and are best suited to oily complexions.
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BAGHDAD, Sept 21 (Reuters) - Iraq launched an offensive on Thursday to dislodge Islamic State from Hawija, an area located west of the oil city of Kirkuk.
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Macron's chief European election strategist, Stephane Sejourne, told Reuters in October it was possible the Renaissance grouping might even dislodge the EPP as the dominant force.
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He will prove hard to dislodge, though, as an astute political operator who controls much of the funding that sends Australia's huge teams to the Olympics.
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The gloomy data reinforces a dominant market view that premier Shinzo Abe's stimulus programs have failed to dislodge the deflationary mindset prevailing among businesses and consumers.
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The United States has restarted conversations with the Taliban, the hardline Islamist group that America and NATO set out to dislodge more than 303 years ago.
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Miguel Zurita, a CNTE representative in Oaxaca, said that when police arrived to dislodge Sunday's protest near Nochixtlan, they were unwilling to enter into a dialogue.
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Enter the rubber removal machine, which sports two 'wheels' in its front that blast pressurised jets of water onto the runway's surface to dislodge rubber deposits.
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The opposition leader controls several Venezuelan embassies, including in the United States and Costa Rica, but has not been able to dislodge Maduro from the presidency.
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Another government could engage in a straightforward project of de-emphasizing the caste system, trying to dislodge dated and extremely discriminatory ideas of purity and contamination.
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The gloomy data reinforces a dominant market view that premier Shinzo Abe's stimulus program have failed to dislodge the deflationary mindset prevailing among businesses and consumers.
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Iraq launched an offensive on September 21 to dislodge Islamic State from Hawija, which lies west of the oil city of Kirkuk and north of Baghdad.
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Happy because I know that the foam is helping to dislodge bits of food and grease that is causing my garbage disposal to smell quite funky.
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Thousands of air strikes have largely failed to dislodge the Houthis from the capital, Sanaa, but have hit schools, markets, hospitals and homes, killing many civilians.
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Emergency medical technicians were unable to dislodge the golf club shaft before transporting the victim to a nearby hospital, where doctors were able to remove it.
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House aides familiar with the months-long effort to dislodge immigration legislation from a conservative blockade acknowledged that Democrats have not been part of the consultations.
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One group of opposition supporters blocked the main highway in the capital, but national guardsmen sent to confront the demonstrators made no attempt to dislodge them.
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After the opposition's failed attempt to peel away key Maduro allies and turn the Venezuelan military against him, Mr. Maduro appears harder to dislodge than ever.
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Marawi, a once-vibrant city of 200,000, now resembles a ghost town, with the military continuing to drop bombs in a bid to dislodge the militants.
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Barr was sacked from her TV show; Trump Jr., in his role as son of the President of the United States, is slightly harder to dislodge.
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If we cannot dislodge him from the White House anytime soon, maybe we can start to deflate the outsized role he plays in our national psychology.
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Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said on June 1 the offensive to dislodge the ultra-hardline Sunni militants had slowed down in order to protect civilians.
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He has inspired an immense, rambunctious, intensely motivated and exceptionally diverse pack of candidates — some prepared, some less so, to dislodge him from the White House.
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The activists formed a human chain around the boat, with one attached to its main mast making it extremely difficult for the police to dislodge him.
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Some opposition figures have acknowledged abstention by their supporters - disillusioned by the failure of street protests to dislodge Maduro earlier this year - was a big factor.
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Then, one by one, the hunters attempted to dislodge the hives from the face of the cliff, knocking chunks of honeycomb into the suspended basket beneath them.
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So the concept of an ecorithm is meant to dislodge this mistaken intuition many of us have that "machine learning" is fundamentally different from "non-machine learning"?
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With no need for a single Democratic vote for nominees, the minority party in the Senate has been left scrambling to find a way to dislodge Barr.
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Such patterns can be stubborn to dislodge, like a houseguest who says they'll be sticking around for a few days but ends up hanging out for weeks.
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The Syrian government troops are seeking to dislodge rebels who have been in the area for years, and gain control of the commercial border crossing with Jordan.
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But the U.S. Treasury Department in April slapped sanctions on Venezuela's central bank as part of the Trump administration's drive to dislodge President Nicolas Maduro from power.
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Iraqi security forces used live and rubber bullets as well as tear gas to dislodge the protesters from the district that houses government buildings, parliament, and embassies.
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As long as Mr. Redstone is alive and deemed mentally sound, there is little Shari Redstone can do to dislodge Mr. Dauman, who has a friendly board.
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Take the heel of the knife (the thickest part, just above the handle) and tap it into the pit, then twist the knife to dislodge it. 4.
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It's also possible that the cork is still in place, Hogg adds, but the cracks spreading along the edge of the ice shelf could yet dislodge it.
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After street protests that led to at least 125 deaths and failed to dislodge Maduro earlier in the year, the opposition has shifted its focus to Oct.
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"If at the end of the day, you bathe or shower with a washcloth, you pretty much dislodge any tick that is not yet attached," Sood said.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Three years of so-called "Abenomics", Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's bold stimulus program, has failed to dislodge a deflationary mindset among businesses and consumers.
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He also absorbed his share of contact on his way to the rim, a piece of equipment he tried to dislodge from the backboard on several dunks.
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Under the agreement, the United Kingdom would formally dislodge from the European Union on March 29 but stay in the trading bloc through the end of 303.
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Saudi Arabia and its mostly Gulf Arab allies have launched thousands of air strikes in an attempt to dislodge Yemen's armed Houthi movement from the capital Sanaa.
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It still controls some rural areas, however, and carries out frequent attacks in the capital and other areas in its attempt to dislodge the Western-backed government.
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The group still maintains some rural areas and carries out frequent attacks in the capital and other areas in its attempt to dislodge the Western-backed government.
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Did I dislodge the baby from my uterine wall during that yoga class, at around seven weeks, when I forgot I was pregnant and jumped into chaturanga?
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The system they and other Algerian rulers put in place is solidly anchored and will probably take more than a month's worth of popular demonstrations to dislodge.
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Hoping to dislodge Communist resistance, American air and artillery strikes leveled the city of Nha Trang, while over 19673,000 houses were destroyed in Saigon's District 8 alone.
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He smashed his fists against a heat vent to dislodge the kiln from the wall, but as he shoved it across the floor, the gunman jabbed his .
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Republicans are still hoping businesswoman Andrea Zopp can dislodge Duckworth in the Democratic primary, and recent news in Illinois could help Zopp's criminal justice reform-focused campaign.
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Goalies who dislodge the net intentionally during a breakaway will no longer be assessed a minor penalty; instead a goal will be awarded to the opposing team.
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Doctors told him that he needed a cornea transplant and that he would have to retire from sports because an accident or collision could dislodge the transplant.
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A good zone, at least for a time, can create confusion, inspire hesitation and potentially dislodge offensive supernovas such as Harden and Curry from their comfort zones.
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To dislodge Ortega from his hold on the military, the United States must target generals like Julio Cesar Aviles Castillo, who is commander of the Nicaraguan army.
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It was a small scale version of the sword in the stone, everyone thought they could dislodge the door if only the crowd would let them try.
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The protesters managed to dislodge president Abdelaziz Bouteflika in April, but their numbers have dropped from hundreds of thousands during the spring to tens of thousands now.
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The Riyadh-led air campaign to dislodge the Houthis in Yemen has killed thousands of civilians and sparked one of the gravest humanitarian crises in the world.
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Sectarian violence also threatens to undermine efforts to dislodge the militant group from large areas of the north and west of Iraq that they seized in 2014.
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Then, in 1829, gold was discovered on Cherokee land in northern Georgia, which ramped up efforts to dislodge the Cherokees, according to the Trail of Tears Association.
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Each party was born out of efforts of individuals frustrated by both Mugabe's rule and the apparent failure of existing political parties to dislodge Mugabe from power.
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Votes of no confidence in the government from Labour, Welsh and Scottish nationalists, the Liberal Democrats and the Green Party were not enough to dislodge the current government.
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The ability to amass great scale, thanks to network effects, will make them difficult to dislodge as providers of free entertainment—especially so in the case of Facebook.
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Though frequency is unclear, floss can dislodge bad bacteria that invade the bloodstream and cause dangerous infections, especially in people with weak immunity, according to the medical literature.
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"What remains is to dislodge the terrorists from their hideout in the (northeastern) Sambisa forest and safely liberate the Chibok girls and other victims of abduction," he said.
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Boris Johnson's planned bridge across the Irish Sea risks collisions with ships and could dislodge unexploded munitions lying on the seabed, says one of the world's top engineers.
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With Michigan, Pennsylvania and New Hampshire on the final day's itinerary, Trump's schedule underscores his mission to dislodge one of the leaning-blue states from Clinton's expected haul.
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But how would this approach help the people in an extremely authoritarian nation like North Korea, where many citizens can't even access the internet, dislodge Kim Jong Un?
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The genius of modern tyrants has been in realizing you don't need to dislodge democracy; you need to co-opt it, you need to make it your own.
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U.S. officials estimated about 2,000 fighters were still in Mosul in February at the start of the second phase of the campaign, to dislodge them from western sector.
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Bottom line: Is there any scenario in which trying a hard-to-dislodge face mask makes sense — whether spot treating or applying the mask to the entire face?
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If Uber allows some other company to become dominant in a particular city, network effects will start working against them and it might become impossible to dislodge them.
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But in an interview with CNN on Thursday, he insisted that was Trump's point: to dislodge the political status quo in an attempt to drive forward his agenda.
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In the 1980 general election, sky-high onion prices helped former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi dislodge a coalition government that had included politicians who later formed the BJP.
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The Turkish troops had gone into Syria largely to stop an advance by Kurdish rebels, who are also trying to reach Al Bab to dislodge the Islamic State.
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U.S. threats of "consequences" are likely viewed as hollow, given how few options the U.S. has, short of war, to dislodge the Chinese from these massively expanded bases.
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It will not be easy to dislodge these incumbents, all of whom have scurried back to the Democratic Party, given their backing from reliable union and corporate supporters.
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Mr. Duterte has suggested that a smaller country like the Philippines cannot dislodge a geopolitical power like China and must accept the reality of the new security landscape.
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Ed Sadlowski, a fireball labor leader whose militant insurgency in the 1970s shook but failed to dislodge the steelworkers union's top brass, died on Sunday in Estero, Fla.
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Little fish ate the algae between the scales of the Leviathan and he did not thrash or twist to dislodge them, to scoop them up in his jaws.
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You can use your technologies to help dislodge the fossil fuel era, or you can profit by amplifying its pollutive output—and putting us all at further risk.
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You can dislodge the ketchup with a "strong whack" — this can be done multiple times, but once should be enough — or thrust the bottle downward at high speeds.
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But recent thaws followed by heavy rainfall have upended travel and led to evacuations in much of the region, as thick packs of snow dislodge and trigger avalanches.
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Yet the Taliban — the hardline Islamist group that America and NATO set out to dislodge more than 15 years ago — survived and has recently made a startling comeback.
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According to a former head of global credit trading at a major Wall Street firm, Kumaresan would probably struggle to dislodge other electronic providers, including Tradeweb, MarketAxess and Bloomberg.
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Many of them, like Google's power over information or Amazon's power over e-commerce, can theoretically be challenged by competitors but in practice would be very hard to dislodge.
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The doctor, who has been demonstrating the maneuver for decades, jumped to her aid — and managed to dislodge the meat and clear her airway in a matter of minutes.
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The Trump administration has been keeping its plan to dislodge ISIS from Syria close to its chest, but in southern Turkey, the impact of those decisions could be profound.
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By turning its back on Guatemala's anti-impunity efforts, the Trump administration is undermining the best — and maybe the last — hope to dislodge mafia control over the Guatemalan state.
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American Presidents are difficult to dislodge in the middle of their terms, but British law allows the party in power to replace a Prime Minister without a general election.
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The German armies you face are often on the defensive, but they hold strong positions and can easily retreat to even stronger ones if you manage to dislodge them.
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But Ratajkowski isn't one to let a little wedgie get her down, instead the model took matters into her own hands, literally, stopping to dislodge the suit mid-shot.
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Iraqi armed forces said on Saturday they had started an offensive to dislodge Islamic State from a border area holding some of the militants' last towns in the country.
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Now, however, some polemicists on the American left are seeking to dislodge Hartz's claim by suggesting socialist politics has always been on the vanguard of reform in this country.
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The terrible thing—the unspecified, unimaginable thing that I used to say could dislodge me from America—finally happened, and not to me alone but to the country itself.
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The Surt campaign, which is led by militias supporting the United Nations-backed government, began in May and has yet to fully dislodge the Islamic State from the city.
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Young children who dislodge a primary tooth should have a dentist examine their mouths before reinserting the tooth to avoid damaging the permanent replacement growing in under the gum.
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She tries to dislodge the portrayal of Maier as a mysterious, freakish figure, and to see a person where others have seen mostly pathology: her hoarding and possible paranoia.
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The joint forces were attacked while conducting operations to dislodge the rebel fighters from a stronghold in Kididiwe, near the regional capital of Beni, a United Nations official said.
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And never has the competition for the kinds of assets he prefers — big companies that are easy to understand but hard to dislodge from their competitive positions — been fiercer.
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They discovered ordo, or bone tossing, which involves eight players using a chunk of cow bone to dislodge two-inch pieces of sheep bone from a large dirt circle.
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The government has struggled in its efforts to dislodge the enemy fighters, who are believed to be heavily armed and hiding in trenches and bombed-out homes and mosques.
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The Lesson: Climate change complacency tied to vested interests (coal, coal, coal) can be much harder to dislodge than the complacency around adaptation, which allows for more immediate visibility.
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The nation's tanker fleet was largely destroyed during the U.S.-led offensive to dislodge Iraq from Kuwait in 1991, according to the state-run Iraqi Oil Tankers Company's website.
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It's always been like that, he thinks, always the sense that nature resents the presence they have carved out for themselves and at every opportunity seeks to dislodge them.
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Protesters want to dislodge a political class they view as corrupt and beholden to foreign powers at the expense of Iraqis who suffer from poverty and poor health care.
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CHICAGO — The ascendant Democratic left may have found the opening it needs to finally dislodge one of the party's few anti-abortion House members in next month's Illinois primary.
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US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo just made the most explicit case yet that the Trump administration may use military force to dislodge Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro from power.
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Rationality was always a simplifying assumption in economic models, and even if that assumption is implausible, it's hard to dislodge without different, usable assumptions to put in its place.
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Iraq announced on Tuesday the start of an attack to dislodge Islamic State from the town of Ana as they push westward toward al-Qaim, the border post with Syria.
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Iraqi forces on Tuesday reported progress in the U.S.-backed campaign to dislodge Islamic State from Mosul, announcing the capture of Zanjili, a district just north the city's historic center.
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" F. Jennings of Catland Books says he'll also be utilizing mystical rituals to try to "dislodge and disrupt the fundamentalist and fascist elements that have taken root in power structures.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - The United Nations expressed "deep concern" on Tuesday about 750,000 civilians living in western Mosul, ahead of a U.S.-backed offensive to dislodge Islamic State from this area.
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From Morocco to Egypt, Moscow has been expanding influence through arms and energy deals, tourism promotion, and diplomatic overtures to warm relations and slowly dislodge U.S. influence in North Africa.
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"Right now, we're kind of focused on finding solutions for these families that will prevent us having to dislodge them and have them travel as far as that," he said.
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Backed by paramilitary forces and the international coalition led by the United States, the Iraqi government is gearing up for a major military operation to dislodge the militants from Mosul.
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His statement caused a stir because, if true, it would mark a significant setback for Maduro, whom Washington is keen to dislodge and whom the Kremlin has steadfastly stood by.
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Abdominal thrusts move air up the airway, he says, whereas back blows don't really move air but provide a higher temporary pressure spike that could dislodge something blocking the airway.
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Iranians interpreted the quickness of the Trump administration to lay blame on them for the Gulf of Oman attacks as proof that Washington wants war to dislodge the Islamic Republic.
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Perhaps it took a terrifying pandemic to reunite us with the simple connections of our lives and dislodge us from the web of inanity that Washington has become known for.
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Perhaps it took a terrifying pandemic to reunite us with the simple connections of our lives and dislodge us from the web of inanity that Washington has become known for.
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Many Syrian Arabs say they were forced out of their homes by the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces, which has been fighting to dislodge the Islamic State from the region.
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China's ploys are difficult to discern, and its plants are difficult to dislodge, especially when they take root in unsuspecting open societies, like the United States, New Zealand or Australia.
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"Everybody has waited way too long to coalesce around some anti-Bernie effort and he has built a very formidable, mature movement that's going to be very hard to dislodge."
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraqi forces on Tuesday reported progress in the U.S.-backed campaign to dislodge Islamic State from Mosul, announcing the capture of a district just north the city's historic center.
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The involvement of Iraqi Sunni tribal fighters in the operation to dislodge the militants from al-Waleed is another indication that Iran will not yet be able to use the highway.
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Michalak agrees that proper breathing is important for performance and says the company is already working on an adhesive that doesn't dislodge when it comes into contact with liquid, like sweat.
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Any time the ball goes to ground in American football you get a classic ruck, with linemen doing the prop's job of diving in to dislodge the ball and take control.
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And since Uber already owns the relationship with a mass of customers, it would be very difficult to dislodge them from a hypothetical position of leadership in the autonomous vehicle game.
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Iraqi forces backed by a U.S.-led coalition have retaken most of the city but are struggling to dislodge the militants from several districts in the west, including the Old City.
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Having to tiptoe around you so as not to dislodge that massive chip on your shoulder isn't something he or she is likely to be willing to do for very long.
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The lesson the party drew from Mitt Romney's failure to dislodge Mr Obama in 229 was that, in an increasingly diverse society, the Grand Old Party needed to widen its appeal.
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All the clout of the city's economic elites—who are by some measures the richest and most powerful people in the world—has not been able to dislodge these impoverished tenants.
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Venezuela's U.S.-backed opposition leader Juan Guaido is facing a key test of support after calling for the "largest march" in the country's history to try to dislodge President Nicolas Maduro.
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The second is that the 225-year-old, with 159 ATP Tour matches to his name, is not leading the charge of a new brigade trying to dislodge the established hierarchy.
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Turkey launched a belated crackdown against home-grown IS sympathisers in early 2015 and has begun using its Syrian proxies to dislodge the extremists from areas just south of the border.
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But Democrats concede their inability to dislodge representatives such as Peter King of Long Island and Frank LoBiondo of southern New Jersey, both in the House for more than two decades.
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Both Kelly and Republicans used Fox News to disseminate these ideas, contributing to a revanchist backlash that was unable to dislodge Obama in 2012, but overwhelmed the Democratic Party by 2016.
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Certainly, the United States has compelling reasons to press ahead to dislodge the Islamic State from it self-proclaimed "caliphate" in Raqqa, and more broadly in eastern Syria and western Iraq.
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Because once a candidate gets a significant delegate lead, that lead can be quite difficult to dislodge — particularly due to Democratic rules that delegates must be allotted proportionally based on results.
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But books like Eisinger's and protests like Black Lives Matter, which expose the fiction that we have equal justice for all, may help to dislodge it — if it can be dislodged.
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But they need allied bombing to weaken and dislodge enemy forces dug in there, and to cut off the ability for the Islamic State to rearm, refuel and reinforce its fighters.
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It wasn't until my third visit that a server suggested the chef might be able to dislodge some dishes from the tasting menu to serve as an appetizer or main course.
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If people always have to tiptoe around you so as not to dislodge that massive chip on your shoulder, they are unlikely to be willing to do it for very long.
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Nothing, it appears, can dislodge him from that top position — not his many offensive comments, not his lackluster debate performances, not his seeming lack of knowledge on basic public policy issues.
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That strategy has been key in ridesharing, where first movers such as San Francisco-based Uber and China's Didi Chuxing have proven tough to dislodge in many cities where they operate.
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Gradually worsening for years, relations between the United States and Turkey reached a new low in recent weeks as Turkey began an offensive into western Syria to dislodge Kurdish forces there.
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Washington also showed understanding for Abadi's move to dislodge Kurdish fighters from the oil rich northern region of Kirkuk in October, even though the Kurds are traditional allies of the United States.
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They would primarily serve as trainers to Afghan forces who are currently fighting the Taliban, the hardline Islamist group that America and NATO set out to dislodge more than 15 years ago.
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Most prospectors simply scour the landscape in search of mammoth bones; the use of water jets to dislodge mammoth remains from mounds or the sides of cliffs is prohibited by Yakutia law.
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We need life change, to undo a truth that's been commonplace for so long we barely notice it, to dislodge what has been ingrained in us all — that black lives don't matter.
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The coalition has launched thousands of air strikes in a so far unsuccessful bid to dislodge the Houthis from power and have imposed a near blockade on Yemen's ports, borders and airspace.
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Tens of thousands of pro-Iranian Shi'ite militias from different nationalities, including Iraq, are fighting alongside Assad's forces, trying to dislodge the rebels from the eastern districts, with the support of Russia.
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The country's ruling party, the United Malays National Organisation (UMNO), has been in power since 1963 so it will be difficult to dislodge Najib as long he retains UMNO's support, Oh explained.
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Washington had shown understanding for Abadi's move in October to dislodge Kurdish fighters from the oil rich northern region of Kirkuk, even though the Kurds are traditional allies of the United States.
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The state of a million people sends just one lawmaker to parliament's lower house, but the BJP will be keen to dislodge the ruling Congress from its last bastion in the region.
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But with general elections expected in 2018, pundits are sceptical of Bersatu's ability to dislodge Najib's ruling party—the United Malays National Organization (UMNO)—and its coalition government, the Barisan Nasional (BN).
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For Democrats impatient to rally around Hillary Clinton as their presumptive nominee, Mr. Sanders has lingered as an obstacle so stubborn and frustrating that only President Obama's intervention might dislodge him soon.
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The asset freeze follows repeated rounds of sanctions against Maduro that have hampered Venezuela's already collapsing socialist economy but failed to dislodge him, or convince his military allies to turn against him.
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Amiri's Fatih alliance was composed of political groups tied to Iran-backed Shi'ite militias who helped government forces dislodge Islamic State militants from the third of Iraq they seized four years ago.
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Unscrew the gasket to the pivot rod to dislodge the sink stopper, pull the stopper out from the top of your sink, then use a coat hanger to pull up the hair.
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"It would require a hostile offer and protracted battle to dislodge the current board, which most activists may find unattractive," Irina Koffler, an analyst from Mizuho, said in a note late Thursday.
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Even then, it would not be easy to dislodge cash from society and move solely to digital payments, according to David Ng, a principal at investment firm B Capital Group's Singapore office.
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Since I agree that Trump's race-baiting is disgraceful, I respect that rejoinder, and I don't think my own arguments are likely to dislodge people from a firm point of moral principle.
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There's little sign that bombing and starvation will actually dislodge the Houthis, while the Saudi military action and resulting chaos has benefited the Yemeni branches of Al Qaeda and the Islamic State.
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Turkey says the Kurds in control of the enclave of Afrin, in Idlib Province in northern Syria, are a terrorist threat, and the Turks have recently launched an offensive to dislodge them.
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If it takes a perfect storm to dislodge a congressional leader, then Ms. Ocasio-Cortez and her crusading campaign about class, race, gender, age, absenteeism and ideology proved to be just that.
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If the advances are sustained, they could dislodge Islamic State from its most important base outside the Middle East and provide a boost to the UN-backed Government of National Accord (GNA).
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But the Russians appear to have concluded that the cruise missile attack was a one-time operation and not the beginning of a broader military effort to dislodge Mr. Assad from power.
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While a small convention rebellion would be unlikely to dislodge Trump as the Republican nominee, the optics could be damaging for Trump, who likes to tout his broad support within his party.
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The Hashd, which became a critical element in the effort to dislodge and defeat ISIS, benefited from Iranian training, especially from the support of the Quds Force and its leader Qasem Soleimani.
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Botched tire changes for both Haas cars saw them retire in quick succession, helping Ricciardo up to fourth but Ferrari's Raikkonen proved too hard to dislodge, leaving the Western Australian frustrated again.
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Depression can dislodge a person from almost every relationship, even their relationship with necessity; depending on the season and the immovable grief haunting it, I ate only what was within arm's reach.
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The negotiations have raised the question of whether the American withdrawal from Afghanistan will mean handing the country over to the same militants that the United States went to war to dislodge.
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In the milky light of an early summer rainstorm, Lord Browne enjoins the crowd to resist those "who would seek to dislodge this country from its rightful place" in the global community.
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WASHINGTON — With Venezuela still in turmoil after last week's failed military coup headed by opposition leader Juan Guaidó, the Trump administration is scrambling to find a way to dislodge President Nicolas Maduro.
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Since September the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), supported by hundreds of air strikes, have tried to dislodge IS from the town of Hajin, its last redoubt on the border with Iraq.
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Morgue and rescue workers said they were now receiving bodies at a rate of at least 30 to 40 per day - most of them killed by air strikes that helped dislodge the militants.
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"Turkey has wanted to do this (move in, dislodge Kurds, set up their own buffer) for a while and we didn't want them to do it in 2016 and they didn't," Rhodes said.
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The battle to dislodge the gang was launched as part of a sweeping crackdown on lawlessness in Punjab after a Taliban suicide bombing killed 72 people in Lahore, the provincial capital, last month.
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O) stock market value reached $900 billion on Wednesday for the first time, marking a major milestone in its 21-year trajectory as a publicly listed company and threatening to dislodge Apple (AAPL.
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Rival treatments, including Galderma's Dysport and Merz Pharma's Xeomin, have failed to dislodge Allergan from a market that is growing around 8 percent annually and expected reach around $7 billion in overall value.
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Since then, Telegram has had only partial success with efforts to dislodge online jihadists from its platform, similar to the struggle that bigger sites such as Twitter and Facebook have struggled to control.
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The Saudi-led coalition has imposed an air, sea, and land embargo on Yemen since March 2015, aiming to dislodge the Houthis from cities they control, paralyzing trade and access to the country.
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One senior ANC official, who asked to remain anonymous, said Zuma would probably manage to survive the latest attempt to dislodge him by the growing number of ANC figures unhappy with his leadership.
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I used the MateBook on my train commute and on more than one occasion, a slight bump in the ride caused the tablet to dislodge from the case and skate towards my feet.
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And if they don't maintain a snug fit while training then you'll find yourself constantly adjusting them to maintain the quality of sound, especially the bass which falls off quickly as earbuds dislodge.
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With only a few months left before political campaigns completely stall work on Capitol Hill, members are still looking to dislodge the bill, but they acknowledge that the window for opportunity is closing.
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A surge in violence could undermine efforts by Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, a moderate Shi'ite Islamist, to dislodge the group from areas in the north and west that they seized in 2014.
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However, her comedy was not potent enough to dislodge either Mailer's belief that women were physically and emotionally inferior to men or the panelist's narrowed pedagogies on how men have historically tyrannized women.
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As our military strategists work to dislodge ISIS from Iraq, officials must simultaneously develop an economic strategy to combat the instability, insecurity and discontent that help create a fertile breeding ground for extremism.
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The opposition, with stronger support among urban Malaysians angry with a series of corruption scandals, has typically struggled to dislodge the ruling United Malay National Organization (UMNO) party's stranglehold on the rural heartlands.
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I am in Donegal, Ireland, as I write this, a week deep into another links binge, and this morning I took five swings to dislodge my ball from the vegetation beside a fairway.
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Heimlich, who in multiple national television appearances had demonstrated the technique commonly known as the "Heimlich Maneuver" to dislodge food from an airway, had never employed it in an emergency, said spokesman Ken Paley.
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It took six divers about half an hour and four lift bags — inverted bags that can be filled with air from divers&apos tanks — to dislodge the net and bring it to the surface.
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They fought valiantly against ISIS, losing hundreds of fighters, eventually drawing the support of the US in the quest to dislodge the jihadi group from northern and northwest Syria, including from its capital, Raqqa.
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State TV said earlier that Abadi would soon deliver an "historic statement" after he arrived in Mosul a day earlier to congratulate military commanders on a nearly nine month battle to dislodge the insurgents.
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But although quantitative analysts have long implored teams to think outside the box when seeking to avoid the TTOP, the tradition rooted in the one-pitcher-per-game era has been hard to dislodge.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraqi forces made fresh gains on Wednesday in an offensive to dislodge Islamic State from the city of Tal Afar, a militant stronghold in the northwest of the country, the military said.
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The Austrian knows the only way he will dislodge the 12-time champion, other than waiting for him to quit, is to add another level to the swashbucklingly classical tennis he displayed on Sunday.
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Pence, who is helping lead the White House campaign to dislodge Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro from power, made his remarks in a meeting with family members of six executives jailed in Venezuela since 2017.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraqi officials said on Monday government forces had taken complete control of eastern Mosul, 100 days after the start of their U.S.-backed campaign to dislodge Islamic State militants from the city.
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Robert Mardini, ICRC regional director, said the agency had reminded the allies trying to dislodge the militants - the Iraqi government, Kurdish authorities and the U.S.-led coalition - of their duties under international humanitarian law.
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But even with the backing of college sports legends and an unearned reputation for ingenious dealmaking—which Democrats picked at, but could never fully dislodge—Trump still couldn't win the most votes in November.
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It was carried out before the launch of a U.S.-backed campaign to dislodge Islamic State from the northern city of Mosul and didn't capture the situation of those fleeing fighting there, WFP said.
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The peacekeeping outfit has partnered with Congolese armed forces in an operation to dislodge the rebel Allied Democratic Forces and "restore peace and stability in the Beni area," the UN said in a statement.
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Some of that struggle is likely to manifest within various state-level Democratic primary elections in which insurgents like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D) in New York are seeking to dislodge centrist party leaders. Hill.
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And the most sobering thought is this: No matter what Beijing might do, there is no way it could dislodge the dollar as a pillar of the international monetary system for the foreseeable future.
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Sectarian violence also threatens to undermine efforts by Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, a moderate Shi'ite Islamist, to dislodge the militant group from areas in the north and west that they seized in 2014.
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The goal of the offensive is to ultimately dislodge IS from the last stretch of the Syrian-Turkish frontier — a top priority of the US-led coalition fighting the group in Iraq and Syria.
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Opposition leaders have staged rallies for weeks in an effort to dislodge President Nicolás Maduro, whose re-election they say was rigged and whose policies they claim have brought the country to economic ruin.
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He has said that he hopes that the lure of the reward might be strong enough to dislodge a crucial bit of evidence that could result in the empty frames being filled once again.
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You might say that Sanders, by relentlessly challenging Clinton, was able to dislodge her from a reflexively pro-Israel position to finally, after great resistance, acknowledging Palestinian concerns and the possibility of Israeli mistakes.
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But it wasn't until his bottom got stuck in a walker when he was 8 months old, and Snizek needed Nate's father to help dislodge him, that she understood that something was seriously wrong.
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The president's shout-out and meeting capped an international tour, in defiance of a travel ban, meant to boost support for Mr. Guaidó's coalition, in its effort to dislodge Mr. Maduro's grip on power.
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Investigations into a fire at one of the units at the LCCP plant in January revealed that a piping support structure within the emergency vent system failed during commissioning, causing a pipe to dislodge.
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Mr. Duterte's request is essentially an admission that the fighting to dislodge the Islamic State-linked fighters would not end in a matter of days, despite his vow last week saying that it would.
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And while the Irish government had been publicly extolling his suitability for the past few weeks, the campaign appeared either to be waged too halfheartedly, or else began too late, to dislodge the frontrunner.
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Turkey launched "Operation Olive Branch" over the weekend, pushing into the Afrin region to dislodge the U.S.-backed Syrian Kurdish YPG and opening a new front in the seven-year-old Syrian civil war.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela's opposition on Wednesday said it would use a U.S.-based fund to receive some of the country's oil income in a key step to bankroll its efforts to dislodge President Nicolas Maduro.
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The Democratic Unity coalition - which failed to dislodge Maduro in months of street protests this year that led to about 125 deaths - is pressing primarily for a guarantee of free and fair voting next year.
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Israel's military is too far away, the UAE's armed forces are too small, and Saudi Arabia, with only about 20 million nationals compared to Iran's 83 million cannot possibly hope to dislodge the Iranian regime.
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Anti-Trump forces, having failed to "unbind" delegates in a long-shot bid to dislodge the nomination from the New York billionaire's hands, sought a roll-call vote on convention rules to register their displeasure.
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The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits unexpectedly rose last week but remained near a 21.66-year low, and the increase appeared unlikely to dislodge the view that the U.S. labor market remains strong.
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Using the dispenser is as simple as flicking a lever on the back that brings Vader to life, ready to quash the Rebels or help you dislodge a piece of steak stuck behind your molars.
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They suggested a couple of potential reasons for this difference: Friction can help "dislodge microorganisms from the skin surface," and perhaps dryers leave bugs lingering in a way rubbing hands dry with paper towels doesn't.
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Google's aim will be to try and spread more of its software and services across China but will face a tough task trying to dislodge the dominance of Chinese players such as Alibaba and Tencent.
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The first pulses on and off to dislodge atmospheric electrons and spin up plasma, while the second beams straight into the resulting ball of ionizing gas to release an ear-splitting burst of sound energy.
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The fact that Trump reflects, and reinforces, this broad movement, exactly a half-century after the heady flowering of every liberty in 1968, suggests he will be much harder to dislodge than many liberals imagine.
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I can't say I noticed much of a difference; they didn't fall out during most of the activities I tested them with (walking, hiking, cycling) but vigorously shaking my head was enough to dislodge them.
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Last week, the UNHCR said that hundreds of thousands more people could be uprooted by the military assault to dislodge the militants from Mosul, the biggest city still under Islamic State control, in northern Iraq.
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And as we've seen with UKneobanks, this last part is not straightforward: While consumers may enjoy the ease at which fintechs deliver services, incumbents' trusted position built on their longevity is much harder to dislodge.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraqi military engineers installed a new floating bridge across the Tigris river on Wednesday, reconnecting the two halves of Mosul to facilitate troop deployments ahead of a final assault to dislodge Islamic State.
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An attempted uprising last week led by Juan Guaido, the opposition leader backed by the United States and other Western countries, failed to dislodge Maduro, as have a series of U.S. sanctions against his government.
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U.S. officials have welcomed Turkish efforts to dislodge Islamic State but voiced concern when Turkish troops engaged fighters aligned with the Kurdish YPG militia, a force Washington sees as a valuable ally in battling jihadists.
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Iraqi Kurdish Peshmerga forces in the early hours of Sunday launched an attack to dislodge Islamic State fighters from villages located about 13 miles east of Mosul on the road to the regional capital, Erbil.
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But their explicitly political versions of history, which recounted a black past that was more than slavery and sometimes had its own share of romanticism, couldn't dislodge decades — centuries, really — of white supremacy via textbook.
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With little notice to the United States, Saudi Arabia began a military intervention in Yemen that nearly four years later has failed to dislodge the Iran-aligned rebels it targeted while causing a humanitarian crisis.
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The Trump administration has given Cuba no incentive to help dislodge Mr Maduro, having stepped up sanctions against the communist island in what looks like a bid to secure the Cuban-American vote in Florida.
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With the economy continuing to add jobs and the stock market growing, most Republicans believe there is little in the short term that could dislodge the party's grass roots from their support of Mr. Trump.
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Clashes in Marawi, a city of about 200,000 on Mindanao, continued for a fourth day on Friday as government forces, using tanks and attack helicopters, tried to dislodge militants from at least two Islamist groups.
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Raymond Buckley, the longtime leader of the New Hampshire Democratic Party, said he was not worried that California might dislodge his state from the dominance it has long enjoyed at the start of the process.
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CAIRO — The Lebanese militant group Hezbollah and the Syrian Army launched a major operation on Friday that aimed to dislodge a pocket of Islamist fighters from their stronghold on the border between Lebanon and Syria.
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The party has been spurned by a number of coveted, would-be candidates, as it seeks to dislodge a Republican Senate that's stymied House Democrats' legislative agenda and installed a raft of Trump's judicial picks.
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Mr. Duterte declared martial law in the region on May 23, but the military has not been able to dislodge hundreds of fighters from two groups that have declared their loyalty to the Islamic State.
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Such a system, once in place, is extremely difficult to dislodge precisely because, unlike a fascist or communist regime, it is glued together by no ideology beyond basic human greed, insecurity, and love of family.
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Some of those groups include groups the United States also sees as being capable to assist the primary aim of the US-led coalition which is to dislodge ISIS from its base in Syria and Iraq.
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The almost four-year war has long been in stalemate, with the Saudi-led coalition unable to dislodge the Houthi movement that took over the capital Sanaa in 2014 and now controls most major population centres.
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From faithless electors, the emoluments clause, Russian collusion, the 25th Amendment and obstruction of justice to the Ukraine impeachment scam, the left has deployed one cockamamie scheme after another to dislodge Mr. Trump from the presidency.
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Sanctions have failed to dislodge Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro but they are likely to cut oil exports further in May, after the expiry of an April 22.7 deadline for U.S. firms to complete existing deals. -U.
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Yemen's war has been in stalemate for years, with a Saudi-led coalition of Sunni Muslim Arab states and Yemeni allies unable to dislodge the Iranian-aligned Houthi movement that controls Sanaa, and most urban centers.
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Similarly, many Americans believe a sanitized version of the history of the Civil Rights movement, failing to realize how much activists had to disrupt normal politics and dislodge accepted norms in order to end unjust practices.
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The war has largely been stalemated for years, with a Saudi-led coalition of Arab states and Yemeni allies unable to dislodge the Iran-allied Houthi movement that controls the capital and most major population centers.
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ERBIL, Iraq (Reuters) - Iraqi forces made further gains in their offensive to dislodge Islamic State from Tal Afar, seizing five more villages on the eastern and southern outskirts of the city, the military said on Thursday.
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BENGHAZI, Libya (Reuters) - Fierce clashes resumed on Monday at a tower block complex in southwest Benghazi where forces loyal to Libya's eastern government have been battling for weeks to dislodge rival fighters, a security official said.
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Surface vaults in older cemeteries are susceptible during major flooding because water gets underneath the vaults, causing them to float, or water gets inside the vaults causing caskets to dislodge concrete lids above them, Johnson said.
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Al Shabaab is fighting to dislodge the western-backed central government and African Union-mandated peace-keeping force AMISOM which, defends it, and install its own government based on its strict interpretation of Islamic sharia law.
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Even if the bill is largely reversed, it will leave a lasting legacy in the form of a lower corporate rate, which will be tough to dislodge given DC's bipartisan passion for low corporate tax rates.
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Thin enough to dislodge but not disrupt crispy crust, strong enough to lift heavy food, and lithe enough to get under a warm chocolate chip cookie without smushing it ... fish spatulas are perfect in every way.
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It will be not easy for the loose alliance of students, farmers, politicians and academics to dislodge Ortega, 72, who was re-elected in 2016 with nearly three-quarter of the votes after limiting opposition participation.
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WASHINGTON — The United States and its allies have spent nearly 20 months bombing the Islamic State in classic military style — barraging Syria and Iraq in an effort to dislodge the group from its seat of power.
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Activist investor ValueAct Capital Partners built a $1.2 billion stake in Citigroup this year partly on the strength of the bank's treasury services unit and other steady, hard-to-dislodge services where technology is lowering costs.
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The Saudis, with support of the US and several other regional allies, have led a two-year campaign against the Houthis, an Iranian-backed armed group that is trying to dislodge the Saudi-backed Yemeni government.
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And if — a big if — it is attractive enough to dislodge incumbents like the New York Stock Exchange, then maybe it's going to reshape how corporations think about their objectives and our approach to capitalism itself.
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If the purpose of supporting law enforcement is to protect the social order, though, the Trump/Russia investigation might seem overblown at best (and an attempt to dislodge the president and disrupt his agenda at worst).
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Through hairpin turns and jostling that threatened to dislodge internal organs, Mr. Furuya occasionally made a call on his cellphone and flipped through delivery invoices with one hand while keeping his left hand on the gearshift.
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Martinez, a 62-year-old former Montevideo mayor, has said the five-party coalition against him is simply an attempt to dislodge the liberal government and warned about "fundamentalist" policies taking Uruguay sharply to the right.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraq's counter-terrorism forces backed by army troops and U.S.-led coalition air strikes advanced towards the western town of Hit on Thursday in an attempt to dislodge Islamic State militants, the military said.
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For years Burkina Faso was spared the kind of Islamic extremism long seen across the border in Mali, where it took a 2013 French-led military intervention to dislodge jihadists from power in several major towns.
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HULAYLA, Iraq (Reuters) - Iraqi forces pushed further into Mosul from the north on the second day of a new push to speed up the nearly seven-month attempt to dislodge Islamic State, commanders said on Friday.
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Tsipras said he did not expect that coalition partner and Defence Minister Panos Kammenos, leader of the right-wing Independent Greeks party, would dislodge the economic stability of the country, which just emerged from a bailout.
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DAKAR, Senegal — The political standoff in Gambia intensified on Thursday as foreign troops crossed the border with orders to dislodge a repressive leader who has refused to step down after losing a presidential election last month.
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Mr. Duterte's request is essentially an admission that the fighting to dislodge the Islamic State-linked fighters from Marawi would not end in a matter of days, despite his vow last week saying that it would.
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For Mr. Chamisa, 40, the election was a chance to fulfill the goal of his predecessor, Morgan Tsvangirai, who died this year, to dislodge ZANU-PF, in power since liberation from white-minority rule in 1980.
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It may be hard to dislodge the commonly held view that the great American economic divergence is between big and successful metropolitan areas and the left-behind towns and rural counties that heavily supported President Trump.
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Negotiating with the Islamic State is controversial, but it has happened at numerous points throughout the now more than four-year-old battle to dislodge them from the territory they once held in Iraq and Syria.
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Even if the bill is largely reversed, it will leave a lasting legacy in the form of a lower corporate rate, which will be tough to dislodge given Washington's bipartisan passion for low corporate tax rates.
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The claim is that the combination of steam and essential oils from the herbs penetrate the cervix and uterus to dislodge menstrual fluids, which apparently in turn reduces the pain, bloating, and exhaustion associated with menstruation.
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The disparate Democratic Unity coalition, which failed to dislodge Maduro in months of street protests earlier this year and then succumbed to infighting, is pressing primarily for a guarantee of free and fair voting next year.
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I flipped over one of the Echo devices and noted the visible indent in the center, which you push to dislodge the Echo guts from its attractive covering (and then you can slide on a different cover).
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This oasis of leisure now coexists, however, with camps housing more than 2200,21 of the people displaced in the region by the campaign to dislodge Islamic State from Mosul, its the last major city stronghold in Iraq.
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Foes of President Nicolas Maduro failed to dislodge him during months of street protests this year that turned violent killing more than 125 people, and have been dismayed to see him consolidate his power in recent months.
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Al-Qayyara, Iraq (CNN)The Iraqi Army Humvees barreled across the Nineveh province moonscape toward the town of al-Qayyara, the next front line in the military quest to dislodge ISIS from the sprawling city of Mosul.
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ERBIL, Iraq (Reuters) - Iraq launched an offensive on Thursday to dislodge Islamic State from Hawija, west of the oil city of Kirkuk and one of two areas of the country still under the control of the militants.
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Analysts say Haftar's decision to shift control of the ports could be aimed at leveraging more public money from Tripoli, where oil revenues are processed by a central bank governor whom eastern factions have tried to dislodge.
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My only concern would be that the magnetic top could slide off in transit but even energetic pushing couldn't dislodge it so, while care is must be taken, it should survive a ride in a back pocket.
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Iraqi security forces used live ammunition, rubber bullets, water cannons and tear gas on Friday to dislodge the demonstrators from the city's central district, which houses the Parliament, other government buildings and a number of foreign embassies.
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The central government in Baghdad, Iraq's neighbors and Western powers fear the vote could divide the country and spark a wider regional conflict, after Arabs and Kurds cooperated to dislodge Islamic State from its stronghold in Mosul.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - A member of Venezuela's Pemon indigenous group was killed during a "confrontation" last Saturday with security forces attempting to dislodge an illegal gold mine in southern Bolivar state, Defense Minister Vladimir Padrino said on Tuesday.
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Kyle Kondik, managing editor of Sabato's Crystal Ball, which tracks congressional races nationally, said the victory would allow Republicans to enjoy the power of incumbency in the district and avoid having to spend millions to dislodge McCready.
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Regardless of what comes of Mr. Gantz's effort to dislodge Mr. Netanyahu, Israeli Jews now need to find a new way of forging common cause with a galvanized, stronger and more confident Arab minority, Mr. Rabinovich said.
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The Fatih alliance he led in the election was composed of political groups tied to Iran-backed Shi'ite militias who helped government forces dislodge Islamic State militants from the third of Iraq they seized four years ago.
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It is a daunting task for the Catalan police, an autonomous force known as the Mossos d'Esquadra, which has been told to shut polling stations early on Sunday and dislodge people who plan to sleep there overnight.
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While mainstream Shi'ite, Sunni and Kurdish forces are taking part or supporting the battle to dislodge Islamic State from Mosul, their politicians are yet to heal rifts that followed the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq in 2003.
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The Kingdom intervened in Yemen's civil war in March 2015 to fight the government's foes in the Iran-allied Houthi movement but have failed to dislodge the group from the capital Sanaa despite thousands of air strikes.
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Around them were dozens of other civilians who have been wounded in areas of Mosul since they were retaken from Islamic State by Iraqi forces trying to dislodge the militants from their largest urban stronghold in Iraq.
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An attempted uprising last week led by Guaido, recognized by the United States and other Western countries as the rightful head of state, failed to dislodge Maduro, as have a series of U.S. sanctions against his government.
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The types of low-intensity conflicts we've seen since Korea will contain the number of casualties, which is all for the good, but they will not galvanize the public or dislodge the collective resistance toward fiscal sacrifice.
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IT SAYS something about the power Les Moonves wielded in the entertainment industry that one bombshell report of allegations by multiple women of sexual misconduct and harassment could not dislodge him as chairman and chief executive of CBS.
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The last time your friend threw his chicken parm leftovers into the crime scene for a quick zap, he swears he saw a food particle—probably from June—dislodge from the ceiling and fall into his bubbling cheese.
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Those who wish to dislodge Trump and Trumpism from the party face an enormous challenge because for all his flaws as a candidate, he is proof of concept that performative bigotry is a ticket to a loyal following.
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The offensive to dislodge Islamic State from Mosul, the largest city in northern Iraq, began in October but paused last month after Iraqi forces took all the districts lying east of the Tigris river that bisects the city.
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The flight of Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi, the internationally recognized president, triggered military intervention by a coalition led Saudi Arabia that has carried out thousands of air strikes on the Houthis but failed to dislodge them from Sanaa.
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Iraqi forces backed by a U.S.-led coalition are fighting to dislodge Islamic State from Mosul, 140 km northwest of Kirkuk, but large pockets of territory remain under militant control, including Hawija, which is near the targeted base.
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A member of parliament for the Essonne area south of Paris, home to wealthy grain farmers, she failed to dislodge the Socialists from Paris city hall in 2014, as she struggled to shake off a reputation for haughtiness.
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On live television, local fire department personnel and a good Samaritan with a backhoe needed just 80 minutes in a suburb of St. Louis to dislodge the shaken cow, which immediately headed off to graze on some grass.
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While Venezuela has become essentially a failed state held together by force, with assistance from China, Russia and Cuba, neither the international community nor the democratic opposition has managed to dislodge Maduro or convince him to change direction.
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But those forces have yet to dislodge the Houthis from any of the major cities in northern Yemen, and in the meantime the country's situation overall has become the world's worst humanitarian crisis, according to the United Nations.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth WarrenThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes unexpected step to stem coronavirus Warren expected to refrain from endorsing Biden, Sanders during primary: report Progressive Jewish group endorses Sanders for president MORE (D-Mass.) could not dislodge Sen.
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However, investigations into an explosion and fire at one of the units at the LCCP plant in January revealed that a piping support structure within the emergency vent system had failed during commissioning, causing a pipe to dislodge.
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The clashes come as the LNA, a force loyal to the country's eastern government, tries to extend its grip on the port city and dislodge the Islamist-dominated forces it has been battling for more than two years.
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LIMA (Reuters) - The Lima Group regional bloc on Friday accused the government of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro of protecting "terrorist groups" in Colombia, keeping up pressure days after an attempted military uprising failed to dislodge Maduro from power.
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The intense bombardment and fighting to dislodge the Sunni Islamist extremist group cost countless lives and wounded many more people, including the wives of fighters, their children, IS supporters and other civilians trapped by the militants in the enclave.
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Most of JPMorgan's revenue, some $6.9 billion, was accrued on its home turf but the $3.9 billion generated in its Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) operations was enough to dislodge Deutsche from the top place in that region.
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The separate U.S.-backed campaign that got underway last week aims to dislodge Islamic State from its last foothold at the Syrian-Turkish frontier and shut off its main access route to the outside world for material and manpower.
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He argued that his country can't cut production because it badly needs oil revenue to fight the Islamic State, which Iraqi forces are now fighting to dislodge from Mosul, Iraq's second-largest city and ISIS's last stronghold in Iraq.
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In the end, the effect of the Nashville Statement's Dutch version has been to confirm that, outside a tiny minority, acceptance of homosexuality and transgender identity is too firmly established in Dutch society—and in Dutch Christianity—to dislodge.
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She says that rigorous physical exfoliation, as with your fingertips during the second oil cleanse, can indeed dislodge clogged pores and whatever's inside them — and the clay mask can bring the congestion to the surface to make it possible.
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But the private Chinese company could further dislodge the market with its plan to take price volatility out of stainless steel - priced in the West using a base price and an alloy surcharge for inputs nickel, chrome and iron.
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Most of JPMorgan's revenue, some $27 billion, was accrued on its home turf but the $113 billion generated in its Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) operations was enough to dislodge Deutsche from the top place in that region.
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Shallow waters off the island had forced officials to revise initial plans to dislodge the 225-metre (742-foot) freighter, which ran aground during a storm that killed at least six people in Germany, Poland and the Czech Republic.
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During his tenure Mr Miliband nudged the party further leftward while failing to dislodge the Conservative narrative that the country's economic difficulties were all the fault of Mr Brown, a failure that doomed the party at the 2015 elections.
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Iraq launched an offensive on September 21 to dislodge Islamic State from Hawija, which lies west of the oil city of Kirkuk and is one of two areas of the country still under the control of the militant group.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - The Iraqi air force has dropped millions of leaflets on the western side of Mosul telling the population that a ground offensive to dislodge Islamic State from their neighborhoods is imminent, the Defence Ministry said on Saturday.
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However, since the effects of zero gravity on IUDs haven't been studied, there's no way to know if it could potentially dislodge and create a health issue — and you can't just run to your gyno if you're on Mars.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said on Tuesday it would take three months to remove Islamic State from Iraq, as U.S.-backed forces battle to dislodge the militants from Mosul, their last major stronghold in the country.
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But he is also trying to dislodge the internationally recognized Government of National Accord (GNA), which was set up in 2016 after a U.N.-backed political deal, and has depended on some of those armed groups for its security.
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The ID.23, the first Volkswagen-brand car designed from the ground up to run solely on batteries, is an implicit challenge to Tesla and other companies, like Rivian or Dyson, whose backers hope to dislodge the traditional carmakers.
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The elite Counter Terrorism Service (CTS) units took the Sihha district, about one week after the start of operations to dislodge the militants from the enclave and finish off the offensive to capture Mosul, now in its eighth month.
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Strategists who worked against Mr. Trump in 2016 have attested to the power of a television-formed image: The perception of Mr. Trump as a decisive billionaire executive from his years on "The Apprentice" was almost impossible to dislodge.
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ANO, which wants to dislodge the parties that have dominated Czech politics since the fall of Communism, has a more than 10 point opinion poll lead over Sobotka's center-left Social Democrats, meaning Babis could become the next prime minister.
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Later he did not hesitate to send 27,000 troops to dislodge Manuel Noriega from Panama, or to launch a ground war against Saddam Hussein in 1991—declaring victory and pulling out in 100 hours, which pushed his approval ratings to 89%.
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To him this was like a dagger, like a thrust, an attempt to do regime change in Russia, to do what -- in his view -- the West was doing in Libya, in Egypt and now in Russia: to dislodge the current regime.
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In the same way your Dirt Devil picks up small particles of dust and grime off your area rug, this face mask is loaded with zinc, salicylic and glycolic acids, and vitamin A to effectively dislodge the stuff from your pores.
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But it is easy to see how tax foreclosures, which are driven by government policy rather than market forces, could dislodge longtime residents and exacerbate the problem that the demolition drive, which has already cost $162m, is trying to solve.
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In the 1990s he tackled trade, and found that in the presence of economies of scale, production could get stuck in the "wrong" place—a country with an underlying comparative advantage might still fail to dislodge production from incumbent exporters.
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READ MORE: 11 killed in Istanbul car bomb President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will probably approve the lifting of immunity against the 50 pro-Kurdish members of parliament to facilitate criminal prosecutions against them and potentially dislodge them from their seats.
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But it's still unlikely that these irresistible forces will dislodge one of Washington's most immovable objects: the steadfast resistance of President Donald Trump and virtually all congressional Republicans to seriously discussing, much less addressing, the risks associated with global climate change.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey will carry out a military operation in a Kurdish-controlled area east of the Euphrates in northern Syria, Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Sunday, its third offensive to dislodge Kurdish militia fighters close to its border.
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ERBIL/BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Islamic State militants have placed booby traps across the city of Mosul, dug tunnels and recruited children as spies in anticipation of an offensive to dislodge the jihadists from their Iraqi stronghold, Iraqis and U.S. officials said.
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To dislodge Sharif's Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) party, Khan's PTI will have to make inroads into Pakistan's biggest province, which is home to 110 million people and a well-oiled PML-N electoral machine built over several decades.
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The relationship unraveled the most from the late 1960s through the 1980s, as Republicans established an extended advantage in presidential contests but generally could not dislodge the tendency of voters to support Democrats for lower-ballot contests, especially in the South.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraq's offensive to dislodge Islamic State from its de facto capital Mosul is on track despite a spat between two senior politicians over alleged corruption in the military, the U.S. envoy to the coalition fighting the militant group said.
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But — and I'm saying this only for the narrow purposes of this column — shouldn't we care that U.S. airpower had to be called in to dislodge the Taliban from Ghazni after elite Afghan Army commandos were routed by the insurgents?
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They're at odds over a Turkish military operation in Syria to dislodge Kurdish fighters allied with the U.S. Before Mr. Tillerson's arrival, Mr. Erdogan had vowed to deliver an "Ottoman slap" to American forces if they stood in Turkey's way.
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MANILA — The Philippine military said on Wednesday that troops had found the mutilated bodies of 17 civilians in the besieged southern city of Marawi, where government forces have been struggling to dislodge militants who have entrenched themselves for the last month.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa's ruling African National Congress said on Monday its executive committee stood by President Jacob Zuma after some top officials demanded his resignation, saying the calls for him to resign were meant to dislodge the party from power.
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While I&aposve always treated my skin pretty nicely, I&aposm not above rubbing my dry eyes with curled fists or violently poking at my lid while trying to dislodge a buried eyelash or piece of dust from time to time.
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More than 350 families returned to Tel Esqof which has been more secure since October, when U.S.-backed Kurdish and Iraqi forces launched an offensive to dislodge the militants from Mosul, taking back dozens of villages and towns along the way.
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That suggests one of the decisive questions for Democrats in the coming months is whether another candidate can dislodge enough African American voters from Biden's camp to re-create something like the Obama coalition of black voters and white-collar whites.
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And how could something like cinema — which can make us feel, and think, and hear slightly differently, or set us off kilter — how can that reacquaint us with our own forms of reality and dislodge some of that actual thinking?
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The sanctions on Petroleos de Venezuela (PDVSA), imposed last month in an attempt to dislodge Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, barred access to U.S. financial networks and oil supplies for the PDVSA joint ventures, pressuring Venezuela's already falling crude output and exports.
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Saturday marks the first anniversary since the start of the US-backed and Saudi-led intervention in Yemen, which aimed to dislodge Shia Houthi rebel forces and fighters loyal to former President Ali Abdullah Saleh, with whom they are allied.
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Dermatologist Joshua Zeichner says that sonic vibrations may help dislodge debris and enhance the effectiveness of cleansing ingredients, and the science is already there that orgasms can boost collagen production and decrease inflammation by lowering cortisol — it seems like a win-win.
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The sides are vying for pole position in the next major phase of the fight against Islamic State: the battle to dislodge it from the eastern Syrian province of Deir al-Zor where many of the jihadists have relocated from Raqqa and Mosul.
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He also played down speculation that party leaders would seek to dislodge Trump by helping someone who is not even a declared candidate prevail at the convention, which becomes governed by complicated voting rules if no candidate arrives with a clear majority.
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" Caroline gets a plum seat next to Mr. Bossart, Mr. Shalimar's boss, even as Shalimar spends his evening pawing at Caroline's colleague Barbara: "She stirred in her chair, evidently trying to dislodge the Shalimar tentacles from investigating any farther up her knee.
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The city ultimately decided to take down just a single statue that neighborhood activists had wanted to dislodge for a decade: a bronze in Central Park honoring J. Marion Sims, the 19th-century "father of gynecology" who conducted experimental operations on female slaves.
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Boris Johnson's plan to build a bridge across the Irish Sea from Scotland to Northern Ireland would risk collisions with ships and threaten to dislodge the largest munitions dump on the planet, one of the world's leading bridge engineers has told Business Insider.
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Despite massive injections of cash and U.S. special forces advisors over the last decade and a half, the Philippine government has barely been able to make a dent on the capabilities of the extremist groups, let alone dislodge them from the region.
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The internet also appears to have spawned several opportunities for companies to obtain market power via network effects — everyone uses Facebook in part because everyone else uses Facebook, making them very hard to dislodge — with implications that policymakers have not yet fully understood.
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Maliki's Dawa party accuses Sadr of obstructing the war on Islamic State, saying his street protests increase the burden on the armed forces at the time when they are about to dislodge the militants from Mosul, their last city stronghold in Iraq.
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As he took the seat behind the Sudan placard at the United Nations Human Rights Council the next morning, he couldn't dislodge the voice of one of his law school professors: You should rehearse a speech 29 times before you present it.
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Geoffrey Skelley, an elections analyst with The University of Virginia, told The Hill that while Sessions is "more vulnerable" than Kind, thanks to the potential of a midterm wave against the president's party, it would take a massive effort to dislodge him.
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That has split the opposition between hardliners who believe civil disobedience is the only way to dislodge Hugo Chavez's unpopular successor, and moderates who fear that could spark bloodshed and backfire in the OPEC member nation with the world's largest oil reserves.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Shallow waters off a North Sea island complicated efforts on Monday to dislodge a large freighter that ran aground as Germany began cleaning up after a storm that killed at least six people there and in Poland and Czech Republic.
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A sonic boom trailing behind the aircraft would rattle windows and dislodge roof tiles in Devon and Cornwall, two western British counties under the aircraft's flight path from London to New York, a journey it could complete in just over three hours.
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Vanuatu's string of islands lie south of the Solomon Islands, which ring Australia to the east and include Guadalcanal — site of the half-year Allied campaign in 1942-43 to dislodge Japanese forces and preserve lines of communication between the U.S. and Australia.
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"To us, this means that Trump has to find a way not just to sweep all Republican states and the remaining states classified Leans Democratic but to dislodge at least one Likely or Safe Democratic state," the model organizers said in their analysis.
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I've learned never to say never, but even an improbable Giants run seems unlikely to dislodge my favorite baseball memory —- a late July loss when Mom walked out of the house, made it to the Giants' park and bought herself a ticket. Opinion
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The Iraqi army is also pressing on with an offensive to dislodge the militants from farmlands located on the western bank of the Euphrates, opposite the built-up area of Falluja, that the militants use as a base for snipers and mortar attacks.
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More than 623,000 people have fled Mosul since the U.S.-backed forces opened a new front in the northwest of the city on May 4 to try to finally dislodge the militants, the United Nations said on Wednesday, citing Iraqi government figures.
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Facing a wall of opposition in Pennsylvania, Colorado, Virginia and New Hampshire, states Mr. Trump had hoped to dislodge from the Democrats, the Republican candidate has been forced to try to find other states he can win in the campaign's final week.
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Gregore Sambor, then-Philadelphia police commissioner (in testimony): … I had recommended that the best way was to use an explosive entry device to blow a hole in the roof to insert gas in through the roof, and also to dislodge the bunker.
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The 19th Congressional District race in New York promises to be among the most bruising contests in the nation, with the Democratic Party — its eyes on seizing the House of Representatives in November — eager to dislodge the Republican incumbent, Representative John J. Faso.
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In a bid to dislodge established local e-commerce rivals including Magazine Luiza and Mercado Livre, Amazon is offering Prime subscribers unlimited nationwide free shipping and a maximum 48-hour delivery time in over 90 municipalities for goods ranging from clothes to electronics.
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Military officials said it was never intended to be the leading edge of a broader campaign to dislodge Mr. Assad from power, or force a political settlement in a country that has been ripped apart by six years of a bloody civil war.
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Over the years, the United States had tried to dislodge the Castro regime by a variety of methods, including invasion, attempted assassination, funding dissidents, and a baroque plot to create a fake Twitter service that was intended to aid an antigovernment uprising.
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ERBIL, Iraq (Reuters) - Two mass graves of at least 18 members of Iraq's Yazidi minority, thousands of whom have been killed and kidnapped by Islamic State, have been discovered as security forces fight to dislodge the militants from Mosul, a local official said.
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A coalition led by Saudi Arabia and backed by U.S. arms and intelligence, has waged a nearly two-year-old campaign on behalf of Yemen's internationally recognized government, which the Houthi movement - allied with Saudi's arch-foe Iran - is battling to dislodge.
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A computer sold in 2007 likely isn't equipped to run Windows 10 and millions of those old machines are still in use, which is why XP has remained neck and neck with Windows 8.1 in market share, despite Microsoft's best efforts to dislodge it.
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Over the past three weeks, Turkey launched a military offensive in Syria's northwest to dislodge a Kurdish militia; the regime intensified air strikes on civilians in rebel-held territories; and US forces fighting against ISIS decimated a group of regime troops attacking its local allies.
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This Obama way of war can be seen rather clearly at Qayyarah West, a war-fighting base that rose up from the desert in a matter of weeks this year, just 2500 miles from the battle to dislodge IS from the Iraqi city of Mosul.
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The underlying problem is that strict political control of the map-drawing process, aided by sophisticated computer programs that can micro-target political affiliation, has stuffed Congress and state legislatures with increasingly safe seats, making lawmakers difficult to dislodge no matter what they do.
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"Firstly, I feel responsible in part myself for why Carrie is not with us today because I once saved her life applying the Heimlich to dislodge a Brussels sprout," he shared at the service put together by Todd Fisher, Fisher's brother and Reynolds' son.
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Competitors continue to find it extremely hard to dislodge the Big Four: on March 29th Grant Thornton, the fifth-largest audit firm in Britain, said it would cease bidding for audit work at FTSE 350 firms until there is a "shift in the competitive landscape".
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama said on Monday his administration would ask Congress and other countries to "step up" aid for Iraq to help rebuild Mosul after an expected operation in the coming months to dislodge Islamic State militants from the city.
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Though compliance to the latest production deal has been strong, at 2000 percent according to a survey by Reuters this week, with de facto OPEC leader Saudi Arabia doing most of the heavy lifting, it hasn't been enough to dislodge the global oil glut.
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Australian world number one Jason Day opened with a 70 while five-times major winner Phil Mickelson battled to a 75 that included a quadruple-bogey eight at the sixth where he twice failed to dislodge his ball from thick reeds close to water.
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By then the provisions of the law that touched nearly everyone — no discrimination on account of pre-existing conditions, no cap on payments, no copays for preventive care — would become part of the landscape of American life, and they would be very difficult to dislodge.
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As for the tension rod, it can fit with as little as six and as many as nine feet between ends, and each end has a no-slip rubber base that won't budge out of place, even when your cat tries to dislodge it.
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The Obama administration gave its immediate support to the campaign — despite skepticism about whether the coalition would be able to dislodge the Houthis from Sana — in part because it needed Saudi support for the nuclear deal it was negotiating with the kingdom's archenemy, Iran.
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The race for the Australian conference crown will most likely come down to these two teams, although the loser will need to win most, if not all, of their remaining games to dislodge one of the New Zealand teams from a wild-card spot.
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While its outcome will not dislodge Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, the vote presents a choice between renewable energy, pushed by South Australia's center-left Labor government, and coal, backed by Turnbull's conservative government, which has mocked the state's "big experiment" in wind and solar energy.
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Before bed, Timothy O'Bryan was allowed one treat from the evening's haul, and picked his Pixy Stix tube—but the powdered sugar was stuck in the straw, and it wasn't until his dad helped him to dislodge it that he could take his first mouthful.
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But the campaign failed to dislodge the group and their allies in Yemen's army from the capital Sanaa, and the U.N. proposal to end the stalemate envisions Hadi handing his powers to a less divisive deputy in exchange for the Houthis quitting main cities.
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But clearing this densely woven environment of unwanted vegetation, especially without harming native plants, is a challenge: herbicides would poison the creeks, and heavy machinery would dislodge the trees and compact the soil — if machinery could make it up the steep terrain at all.
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Grass-roots groups across the state have been focused on gaining control of the Democratic State Committee, which oversees nominations for statewide candidates and the platform, and have been aggressively recruiting candidates in an effort to dislodge the existing — and to many, sclerotic — local leadership.
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These rankings are something to resist, challenge, question, roll your eyes at and investigate, not in order to bust up the strongholds, necessarily, but to amend them, not to dislodge Dylan from this particular Mt. Olympus but to insist that other more female gods exist.
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Saudi Arabia is currently leading a regional coalition with U.S. support to try to dislodge the Iranian-backed Houthi rebels from power in Yemen in a conflict that started in 2015 as a civil war but morphed into a proxy conflict between Riyadh and Tehran.
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The two would seem to have plenty to discuss: Ms. Pelosi has the impeachment process against President Trump, while Mr. Gantz is seeking to dislodge Mr. Netanyahu at the ballot box and has vowed to deny him parliamentary immunity from prosecution on outstanding corruption charges.
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But he doubted the Algerian example would do much to dislodge Mr. Bashir from power, noting that the Algerian security forces had refrained from bloody confrontation with the demonstrators but the Sudanese have cracked down with increasing force since a declaration of emergency last month.
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The long egg's use case is pretty clear if you dislodge yourself from the aggressive unpleasantness of its appearance: You can slice evenly sized coins from your boiled egg, rather than the variously sized slabs you'd get from a garden-variety ovular egg. Convenient!
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Either way, if the bad guy comes in with enough force to completely dislodge the deployed troops, then that would be a sign for the rest of the US military to show up ASAP and get to the business of fighting a great big war.
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More than 3,200 civilians have been killed in Yemen over the past year, since a Saudi-led coalition starting bombing the country in an attempt to dislodge Shia Houthi rebel forces and fighters loyal to former President Ali Abdullah Saleh, with whom they are allied.
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That may be a stretch: Capturing the Afrin pocket may take many months, as it did for Turkey and its Syrian rebel allies to dislodge ISIS from the Jarablus area, the stretch of Syria's north captured in a seven-month operation that began in August 2016.
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"Having mom push or having the doctor or midwife pull actually makes it worse because it further drives that shoulder bone into the pubic bone, and what actually needs to happen is that the baby needs to be rotated to dislodge that impacted shoulder," said Gossett.
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ARC Financial analyst Jackie Forrest said Trump's focus on energy security and affordability rather than climate change could help Canadian barrels dislodge other foreign imports in the U.S. market, but his threats to rip up the North America Free Trade Agreement may hurt Canadian oil exports.
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Should all of the foregoing fail to dislodge Maduro, it should then consult with its partners to determine whether they would indeed participate in a military operation and, equally important, take the lead in supporting the country's reconstruction that inevitably would follow a victory on the battlefield.
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The ads purchased by Keep The Promise and its various offshoots include radio, television and online and are the latest effort by supporters of Cruz, a U.S. senator of Texas, to dislodge Donald Trump from the front-runner position in Tuesday's critical 11-state Republican nominating contests.
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MOGADISHU — A gun battle that raged for nearly 20 hours in the capital of Somalia as soldiers battled to dislodge Islamist militants holed up in a building next to a hotel they had bombed ended on Friday with all of the attackers killed, the police said.
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Nonetheless, being mayor of America's largest city does offer built-in visibility and stature, and Mr. de Blasio has used his platform to try to push the Democratic Party toward embracing his vision as it looks to dislodge Mr. Trump from the White House in 2020.
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It was "an Oscar movie" from the second it was announced, and until the Academy can find a way to dislodge this line of thinking, it's going to be hard to avoid situations where the lineups are as non-diverse as the 2020 nominee list is.
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FIBA's rankings are based on an eight-year cycle, so the United States' seventh-place finish at the recent FIBA World Cup in China couldn't dislodge the Americans from the top spot — not after Olympic gold in 2012 and 2016 and a World Cup title in 2014.
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FIBA's rankings are based on an eight-year cycle, so the United States' seventh-place finish at the recent FIBA World Cup in China couldn't dislodge the Americans from the top spot — not after Olympic gold in 2012 and 2016 and a World Cup title in 2014.
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A joint Kurdish-Arab militia has begun a new phase in the operation to dislodge the Islamic State from its stronghold in Raqqa, Syria, moving to encircle the city and largely cut off the resupply of arms, supplies and fighters, American military officials confirmed on Sunday.
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"Some of our Supreme Court justices seem to buy into the same problematic presumptions with such vehemence that evidence of actual wealthy white corruption of merit will not dislodge their belief in the racialized fantasies that black and Latino affirmative action program participants defile merit," Hernandez says.
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We call on the government to free #JoshHolt If the U.S. does target Venezuelan crude, the effect would likely mimic that of a sledgehammer on an already teetering three-legged chair, although whether it would actually dislodge Maduro, rather than merely crippling his people, is up for speculation.
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It was the latest in a string of attacks in the southern port city, where the Saudi-backed President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi and his government are trying to oversee a campaign to dislodge the Iran-allied Houthis from the northern half of the country they seized in 2014.
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Iraqi forces are now struggling to dislodge Islamic State from a few remaining districts in the west of the city, and the morgue worker said comparatively few dead militants had been brought in up until the point he left: "The number of civilian casualties is greater," he said.
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Over the last six months, they were unable to dislodge Trump from frontrunner status, unable to prevent him from winning enough delegates to become the presumptive nominee, unable to find anyone (even the obscure pundit David French) willing to run as an independent candidate for the conservative cause.
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Mr. Davis has represented Harvey Weinstein and Penn State, a Ukrainian oligarch with links to President Trump's indicted former campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, and an Ivory Coast strongman whom Mr. Davis today insists he was trying to help dislodge as part of a secret arrangement with the State Department.
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And although the home is a summer residence, the episode (named "The Summer Palace," naturally) takes place in the eerie cold of winter, underlining the sense that this family is out of time and out of place, but there's really nothing that can be done to dislodge them.
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It's that granularity that probably makes them so hard to dislodge and keeps them stimulating, like the way that Kelly LeBrock — the popularity booster in "Weird Science" — struts very noticed through a shopping mall and turns the head of a punk chick who flicks her cigarette in apparent approval.
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" Vox's Dylan Matthews: Packing the court could lead to "more games of constitutional hardball and enables a future president to push through legislation that makes him and his allies basically impossible to dislodge from power, with a packed Supreme Court that is unwilling and unable to stop him.
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After two deadlocked elections and three failed attempts at forming a government, Israel's yearlong political paralysis was no closer to a cure on Wednesday, as Benny Gantz, the centrist military leader who had tried to dislodge Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu from power, angrily admitted he had not succeeded.
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Whether it was a result of me tossing and turning or unconsciously attempting to dislodge the foreign entities from my ear canal, waking up with either one or both buds out of my ear made me wonder how effective these things would be as an alarm (another feature of the buds).
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And the candidates who have found their social media and movement fandoms early — Bernie Sanders, who never let his go, and Pete Buttigieg, who caught the moment, are the obvious ones — will become harder and harder for the others to dislodge as they develop increasingly intense relationships with their core fans.
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Philippines Armed Forces (AFP) operations continue but have not been able to yet dislodge a core group of militants, organized by the infamous Maute group and led, ultimately, by the ASG leader Isnilon Hapilon, who has been declared the emir of Southeast Asia by ISIS' leader, Abu Bakir al-Baghdadi.
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Since Biden's entry into the presidential contest in April, the race has become relatively stable with no candidate able to dislodge Sanders from second-place and Biden from first, although that may change following the first debate contest which will be hosted by the Democratic National Committee June 26 and 27.
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The results of the USC analysis underscore why Sanders could be positioned to deliver a very strong performance today, if Biden's resounding victory in South Carolina, and the cascade of endorsements that followed on Monday, does not dislodge the demographic patterns of support for the candidates from the first four contests.
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Prince Mohammed, who is the kingdom's defense minister as well as its de facto day-to-day ruler, has led a three-and-a-half-year bombing campaign and naval blockade of Yemen by a coalition of Arab allies seeking to dislodge from power a Yemeni faction allied with Iran.
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Even the longest, "Overnight Freeze (Heptasyllabics)," distills its language for maximum sonic effect, both intoxicating and intoxicated with sound: I approacheach glimpsy-glaziered gapgulch afraid my galoshes squelchbreak their skittery sketches or skidheel slide a childprancepuncturing every damn sash I can smash, whatever blanchedand specious glow my outstanced kick can dislodge. . . .
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But it's also possible that's not what happens, that court-packing merely leads to more games of constitutional hardball and enables a future president to push through legislation that makes him and his allies basically impossible to dislodge from power, with a packed Supreme Court that is unwilling and unable to stop him.
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Have a look: I think that, while it's safe to say that this particular twist on the common endless (or infinite) runner genre isn't about to dislodge the likes of Jetpack Joyride and Temple Run from the public's portable handsets en mass, it's definitely got a lo-fi, knockabout charm to it.
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Rauner, who has led a fight against Democrats controlling Illinois' legislature in the country's longest-running state fiscal impasse, and his wife contributed $21.7 million individually to various Illinois political campaigns this year to weaken Democratic control of the state legislature and dislodge the state's long-running budget stalemate, campaign records show.
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But despite Clinton's breakthrough, Democrats failed to dislodge any of the four House Republicans holding seats in the county: Walters in Irvine, Rohrabacher in a coastal district, Ed Royce in an inland seat centered on Fullerton and Darrell Issa in a seat that straddles the southern Orange County/northern San Diego County border.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — President Trump's headway in Afghan peace negotiations with the Taliban raises the same question that has bedeviled other presidents who extracted American troops from foreign wars: Will the departing Americans end up handing over the country to the same ruthless militants that the United States went to war to dislodge?
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The failure to score a clear victory in the 10th District, a scenario repeated in other California districts that Democrats tried to flip, is a reminder that large portions the state remain conservative, incumbents are difficult to dislodge, and changing the political fabric and voting patterns of a community takes more than one election cycle.
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INTERNATIONAL An article on Friday about the arrival of foreign troops in Gambia with orders to dislodge Yahya Jammeh — the loser of last month's presidential election, who refuses to step down — misstated the given name of a spokesman for the new president, Adama Barrow, who was inaugurated in neighboring Senegal for his own safety.
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A weakened May was set to ask European leaders for help on Thursday after a mutiny by more than a third of her lawmakers failed to dislodge her but reinforced the depth of opposition to her deal for exiting the EU. The pound gained against the euro and the dollar and moved away from 20-month lows.
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Unlike some immigrants who cherish the thought of returning to their homeland later in life, I had no particular desire to go back to the U.K. In the first years after leaving, I used to say that I would return if something terrible happened, without any sense of what thing might be terrible enough to dislodge me.
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Landon's work in this idiom, part of an effort to dislodge herself from Jerdan's financial control, highlights the challenges that rapidly changing literary markets posed for writers: Landon's musical ear made her a success in this new market, but the demanding production schedule meant that the verse she composed for it became increasingly rote and forgettable.
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It just takes two screws to open the lid, with its twin 2050mm exhaust fans and spring-loaded copper connectors — there's no fan cable to unplug — plus half a dozen cables to dislodge, including snaps for a pair of Wi-Fi antennas, the power cable, and cables for the front audio, USB ports, and full-size SD card reader.
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While maintaining a safe distance and following sea mammal safety instructions, the State Park staff and members of the Carmel Highlands Fire Department were able to "scale the rocks and carefully dislodge the pup, relocating it on a nearby boat ramp to see if they could reunite the seal with its mother," according to a press release from the Center.
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MORE: Top court to set guidelines for Trump treatment of non-citizens More anti-Trump rallies planned in U.S. cities Hussein sees himself as a victim of hardship, a product of a broken home and poverty in his hometown of Mosul, where Iraqi forces have launched an offensive against Islamic State to dislodge them from their last stronghold in Iraq.
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While New Hampshire's law requiring it to hold the first primary probably makes it impossible to dislodge, Iowa may be caught in a Catch-22: If the state switches to a primary, New Hampshire will adjust its date to go first, and if Iowa continues to hold caucuses, the Democratic National Committee likely won't let it start the nominating process.
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