"These weapons must be dislodged from Saddam Hussein, or Saddam Hussein must be dislodged from power," he continued.
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It is hard to see how she might be dislodged.
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The jihadists were only dislodged from it two weeks later.
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Hit her head on ceiling and completely dislodged the panel.
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"The reason the wire dislodged is under investigation," he said.
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Adams has not been dislodged from the job since then.
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Hayward immediately called for help while his ankle was apparently dislodged.
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In my unit, I noticed the nose portion was easily dislodged.
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It's like a lesson in early childhood that won't get dislodged.
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The ball was dislodged, and the pass was initially ruled incomplete.
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Transit officials said overhead electrical wiring dislodged around 11:30 p.m.
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"Cis-privilege in feminism has not been fully dislodged," she explained.
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Both officers' body cameras became dislodged during the struggle with Sterling.
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She also would lower the chance of its unpopular leader being dislodged.
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Once the window at the top of the building was inexplicably dislodged.
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So enthusiastic was her scratching, in fact, that she dislodged a rock.
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She clutched at the gunwale, and her weight dislodged two more passengers.
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The wind, rain and flooding also dislodged the city's beloved bear statues.
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The United States has dislodged Russia as the top arms supplier to India.
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Every morning I woke with at least one Sleepbud dislodged from my ear.
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In the short term, the tech industry has dislodged and disrupted local residents.
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He performed the action four times before the item dislodged from Olson's throat.
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Some of the probes may have dislodged in the struggle, the report said.
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She drifted away, an idea or a dream, dislodged from somewhere within me.
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Neither verbal missteps nor jabs from rivals has dislodged his base of support.
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If these revelations dislodged Miller from his Great Man pedestal, so be it.
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The Islamic State has been dislodged from its "caliphate" but not yet defeated.
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Feoktistov's mentor was dislodged in the raid, and Voronenkov said Feoktistov pledged vengeance.
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The watch cracked on the pavement, its hands dislodged and its caseback severed.
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One of its eyes had been dislodged from its socket, the Sun-Times reported.
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The body cameras are dislodged at that point, blocking view of the moments after.
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There was body footage of the shooting but the cameras were dislodged, police said.
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The stepdad and the lifeguard dislodged him and pulled him out of the water.
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While IUDs can and do get dislodged, the specifics of Hellein's case are unclear.
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Liverpool also dislodged Stoke from eighth place by beating the Anfield visitors, 4-13.
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With each new gust, a power line, dislodged by the storm, smacked the roof.
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One worker dislodged the statue's base from the column, using a long flat tool.
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Sergeant Conrad twice dislodged the tube, labeled in the report as a Shiley tube.
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It dislodged a blood clot in her leg, which swiftly traveled to her brain.
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He expressed concern that the ship might break up, or bodies could be dislodged.
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A block of seats and a table were dislodged, and the floor strewn with debris.
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This market is not dislodged easily," the Allianz chief economic advisor said on "Squawk Box.
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Bernier dislodged the net before the shot, but the officials ruled that the goal stood.
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Amazon dislodged Microsoft Corp as the No. 2176.05 U.S. company by market capitalization in February.
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As I started to stand up, my throat suddenly opened up and dislodged the stuff.
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During the altercation, Ms. Pavey's prosthetic arm was dislodged, she fell and was later hospitalized.
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After a week of intense fighting, the military dislodged the Maute group, killing 61 members.
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What mattered to me, then and now, was the feeling of insouciance that it dislodged.
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The accidents dislodged his left eye, fractured his skull and made him deaf in one ear.
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But, after nearly seven months of intense fighting, it has been dislodged from its Libyan base.
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The crisis only briefly dislodged corporate profits as a share of GDP from historically high levels.
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One of the bikes' pedals went into the track, causing a wooden splinter to be dislodged.
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Both officers involved in the shooting were wearing body cameras but they dislodged during the altercation.
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Singh ended up in the hospital with a broken jaw, dislodged teeth and other gruesome injuries.
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"It's upsetting, no question, when you are suddenly dislodged from your life," Mr. Moore told me.
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In 2014 employees damaged King Tutankhamun's golden burial mask by gluing its dislodged beard back on.
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He is believed to be more than 250 feet underground, beneath earth dislodged by his fall.
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The battery had been dislodged, and I somehow managed to put it back into the phone.
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Once installed, they become a core part of a hospital's information systems and are seldom dislodged.
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From the bowels of his dictionary, Nabokov dislodged words that might as well have been invented.
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As a child, he recalls collecting dislodged sequins from the singer's flamboyant stage costumes after each show.
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It's an arguably bigger deal if you're annoyed when an earbud becomes dislodged on a regular run.
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There were also reports of women who dislodged their intrauterine devices, or IUDs, while using the cups.
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Laying hens get eggbound, when the egg is stuck inside and sometimes has to be dislodged manually.
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Almost 20 percent of the time, the tube is blocked or dislodged within a year, requiring hospitalization.
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U.S.-backed Kurdish forces dislodged Islamic State from other Yazidi villages in the Sinjar region in 2015.
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Clutching a dislodged tooth as he rode to the hospital, Garrett feared his season might be over.
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An enraged Lundqvist dislodged the net behind him and was assessed a penalty for delay of game.
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A U.S.-backed Iraqi campaign dislodged Islamic State from most Iraqi cities captured in 2014 and 2015.
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But one of his contact lenses dislodged on the final, and very dangerous, descent of the stage.
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Mosul, a mostly Sunni city, should be run by its own people when the militants are dislodged.
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The Iraqi military said it had dislodged the militants from Garma, a village to the east, overnight.
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The review identified 13 cases in which removing the menstrual cup caused an I.U.D. to become dislodged.
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He received a pin in his injured finger, but the pin became dislodged during a dunk Nov.
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At least 10,000 people have been dislodged in Mendocino County in California's wine country from two wildfires.
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The doctor confirmed that Jones' IUD had become dislodged during her fall and would need to be removed.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Before Islamic State militants were dislodged from Iraq in 2017, they stole thousands of ancient artifacts.
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Once the ice blocks are dislodged and transported to the festival site, other workers sculpt and arrange them.
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Pelosi's liberalness may be why those who want her dislodged are primarily in the center of the electorate.
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The puck slid down goaltender Devan Dubnyk's back and dropped onto the ice as the net became dislodged.
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Incredibly, they still haven't been dislodged and replaced with political appointees who, of course, require no Senate confirmation.
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In October, Iraqi government forces dislodged Kurdish fighters from several disputed areas including the oil region of Kirkuk.
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But, the league decided, Jennings was not fouled when Wall dislodged the ball to clinch the Wizards' win.
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And, now that it's armed with Mario Sports Superstars, the 3DS has dislodged the Vita from that position.
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Photographs showed a sizeable piece of metal had been dislodged, fortunately without consequences for Button or anyone following behind.
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In less than two months their peaceful, popular protests dislodged a president who ruled almost unopposed for two decades.
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Evidence confirms that the boy and his companion dislodged the grate before he caught his foot in the intake.
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The revolt dislodged longtime dictator Ne Win but was violently crushed by the army in the weeks that followed.
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A salvage team failed to locate the recorder, which dislodged from the ship's bridge, during a search last November.
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Mr. Buhari's comments came after the military dislodged Boko Haram from territory it had seized in 2014 and 2015.
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As he did, a railing dislodged and four fans, including three minors, fell onto the floor at Curry's feet.
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Bender repeatedly dislodged defenders on ball screens, forcing switches and freeing up Phoenix's guards to frolic into the paint.
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The oilfields were returned to Baghdad's control in October after Iraqi government forces dislodged Kurdish fighters from the area.
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U.S.-backed Iraqi forces have dislodged Islamic State from most of the cities it captured in 2014 and 2015.
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Last week, ice dislodged from a tower in Midtown and struck a 55-year-old man in the face.
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The stunt left Trump's name scratched out of the star, the emblem in the middle dislodged and chips missing.
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Safety Marcell Harris dislodged the ball from Jackson and recovered it, giving the 49ers possession at their own 20.
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A video review ruled the puck had crossed the goal line before the net was dislodged from its moorings.
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But the IV became dislodged, and the next two drugs administered went into surrounding tissue instead of his bloodstream.
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In a briefing with reporters, he expressed concern that the ship might break up, or bodies could be dislodged.
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My throat did this crazy thing that dislodged the steak in what felt like an out of body experience.
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Two Minnesota women were killed by a boulder after it became dislodged from a moving car and slammed into theirs.
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In another, a patient's chest drain, a tube used to remove air, fluid or pus from the thorax, was dislodged.
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Faulty or dislodged components can stop your computer from starting normally: The CPU, the RAM, the hard drive, the motherboard.
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Just as he entered the plane, the paper dislodged, and eventually, a member of the president's entourage picked it up.
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Kurdish forces had dislodged the militants from all the police and public buildings they had seized before dawn, they said.
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"Sometimes they get dislodged, have malfunctions afterward or, if the car is in a garage, it won't track," said Khandan.
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But what's really dislodged him from his usual groove is the bleak fact that the play's title character is dead.
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But Mr Puigdemont is rapidly turning the election into a referendum "to restore the legitimate government" dislodged by Article 155.
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"One of the cartilage grafts that I had placed dislodged, so we went back in to fix that," explains Layke.
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Additionally, 53 mice were deprived of water when a rack of cages was dislodged from an automatic water supply system.
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By the age of twenty-five, he was stuck like a mote in the public eye, never to be dislodged.
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Production from Kirkuk stopped in mid-October after Iraqi forces dislodged Kurdish fighters and took over the northern region's oilfields.
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The Coast Guard concluded that a dislodged drive-shaft seal allowed water to flood the hull of the Miss Majesty.
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A report from the Perry Institute for Marine Science found reef structures — some already at risk — were dislodged or buried.
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The owner climbed the roof and, with a few thrusts, dislodged the plexiglass plaque, which I put in my trunk.
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Star Wars: The Force Awakens has dislodged James Cameron's Avatar as the top-selling movie in North American box office history.
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Kirkuk's production stopped in mid-October after Iraqi forces dislodged Kurdish fighters from Kirkuk and took over the northern region's oilfield.
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"With that action, the clot dislodged, blood flowed freely from the bullet hole, and Kennedy's consciousness briefly improved," the authors write.
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In October, Iraqi forces backed by Shi'ite militias dislodged Kurdish Peshmerga fighters who had taken control of Kirkuk city in 2014.
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"I would look at Bannon as a shepherd of the national economic message that ultimately dislodged support for Clinton," Lanza said.
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The militants have been dislodged from most cities they had captured and are now besieged in a northwestern corner of Mosul.
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The $135.1 million haul for the DC Comics adaptation dislodged Marvel Studios' "Guardians of the Galaxy" as the top August opening.
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The team concluded that the sample was likely dislodged from our planet by an asteroid impact some 3.9 billion years ago.
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However, because watch's body and screen were damaged after the screen was dislodged by a swollen battery, the watch remained unusable.
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That lint is tiny bits of thread from your clothing that have become dislodged and are caught by a mesh screen.
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In the case of the Sterling shooting, police told reporters that the cameras were somehow dislodged, but did continue to record.
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Kirkuk oil exports stopped in October, when Iraqi government troops backed by Shi'ite paramilitary forces dislodged Kurdish fighters from the region.
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Although the Velcro straps sometimes come off, it is practically unheard of for the chip to become dislodged from the strap.
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The analysis also found that in 215 cases, taking out a menstrual cup was linked with an intrauterine device becoming dislodged.
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It was also Butler who dislodged the ball from Seferian-Jenkins on what was initially adjudged a 4-yard touchdown reception.
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There is persistent doubt among Democrats that Ms. Pelosi can be dislodged with some version of a parliamentary no-confidence vote.
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Kurdish Peshmerga fighters dislodged the hardline Sunni militants from Tel Esqof just a week after it had fallen, in August 2014.
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Nothing in Beira -- from the cathedral to restaurants, banks and the port, where the cyclone dislodged shipping containers -- escaped Idai's wrath.
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"Most heinously of all", they caused him to be born in Ireland after his parental family was dislodged from where they belonged.
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The group attacked officers in a violent melee—guards' noses were broken, one's teeth were dislodged, and another's eye socket was cracked.
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Chinese vendors like Xiaomi, Oppo and Vivo are its key rivals, while Samsung won't be dislodged from the number one spot easily.
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As soon as we got the steak dislodged and she took that huge gasp of air, Paul felt her pulse come back.
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Instead, he continued, those round milky-white accidents happen when cells of the mantle membrane inside an oyster's shell are somehow dislodged.
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Just over the frontier inside Iraq, the military said Iraqi armed forces dislodged Islamic State from the natural gas-rich Akashat region.
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Then have the scallops, which are dry-rubbed, skewered, and meant to be dislodged into the adjacent pool of corn and blueberry.
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Heirigs says he also assisted, but tells us it was Wilson who went in through the back, while he dislodged her leg.
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Pape started out as a Concrete artist in the '50s, making primarily wood reliefs and engravings of oscillating and dislodged geometric shapes.
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After you get started, a flashlight from a friend's phone can help reveal lint that's been dislodged but not removed from the jack.
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Such congressmen have nothing to fear but a primary challenge, like the one that dislodged another Democratic leader and New Yorker, Joe Crowley.
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If they were near the back, where the coaster's twists and turns may be a bit stronger, 64% of the stones were dislodged.
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Nevertheless, Modi is still the most popular politician in the country and at the moment it seems unlikely that he will be dislodged.
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Off a back road, Daquin said, they beat him with pistols, forced a handgun into his mouth and dislodged several teeth, still missing.
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At the city's iconic Mormon temple, the quake dislodged the trumpet of the angel statue atop its highest spire, video from KSL showed.
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The worker was installing a large pipe when "construction equipment struck a crossbeam, dislodged the plate, which fell and struck him," Wyatt said.
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Around the corner, in a different bayside house sitting high up on stilts, Drew was dealing with dislodged materials for his own renovation.
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The militants have been dislodged from nearly three quarters of the city but they remain in control of the densely populated old center.
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Baton Rouge police said the officers' body cameras became dislodged during the altercation with Sterling, which has raised concerns from civil liberties groups.
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She also cooks for private clients and was about to make some bread dough, a process she suspects would have dislodged more metal.
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The boulder "had been dislodged from the back of a commercial vehicle" and caused the women "significant trauma" and ultimately killed them, police said.
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An elite corps of the Iraqi army dislodged Islamic State from the city, the largest in western Iraq, in the final days of 2015.
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BAGHDAD/BEIRUT (Reuters) - Iraqi armed forces on Saturday dislodged Islamic State from a natural gas-rich border area with Syria, according to the military.
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The footage showed debris of houses strewn across the ground, structures leveled or sunk into the water, boats dislodged, trees damaged and roads obstructed.
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Yemeni forces fired artillery and dislodged Houthi fighters from towns in Marib province east of Sanaa on Wednesday, said Saudi state news agency SPA.
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But in areas where professional races are held or top pros regularly train, local heroes have been dislodged, likely forever, from the top spots.
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The elite uses its economic power to cultivate political power, pushing societies toward the establishment of a permanent ruling class that cannot be dislodged.
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I remember the hidden staircase to the roof at matamaal, the heavy curtains I wrapped around myself, until I dislodged a family of mice.
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The assassination dislodged the stalled housing bill from the House Rules Committee, and one week later the Fair Housing Act was signed into law.
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The young woman, Omarosa Manigault, had been struck in the head by a piece of plaster dislodged from the ceiling by a microphone boom.
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He and his co-author, Claudia Rumold, bathed the tools in a sonicator, which dislodged the starch grains from the pores using sonic waves.
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Rakell recorded his second goal of the game at 14:11 of the third period when he dislodged the puck underneath Peters' left leg pad.
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Rhinoliths can form around a wide variety of foreign objects, such as beads or seeds, and around bodily matter, including dislodged teeth or blood clots.
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There also is police body camera footage of the shooting -- even though the cameras were dislodged -- Baton Rouge police Lt. Johnny Dunham told reporters Wednesday.
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That has dislodged the Freedom Party from the top position in polls it reached in the aftermath of the refugee influx of 2015 and 2016.
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Then with each new fact that emerges, a piece of what we thought we knew is dislodged, leaving in its place a mystifying blank patch.
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The lower parts of the block consisted of debris, fragments of bone, and loose tektites that had been dislodged and caught up in the turbulence.
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In a laissez-faire utopia, dislodged workers would relocate or take jobs in other industries, but workers hurt by rivalry with China are doing neither.
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And on top of that, inflation expectations, the ECB's top worry, are steadily declining, raising the risk they become dislodged, thereby perpetuating weak price growth.
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The scale of her fame has inevitably dislodged her underdog persona, and accusations of joke-stealing and white-girl cluelessness have dogged her for years.
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Hector Herrera dislodged the ball from South Korea in Mexico's half, then Lozano collected it and carried it all the way to South Korea's area.
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They had been joined by Ukrainian nationalists — "fascists," in the Kremlin's description — and together these unlikely allies had refused to be dislodged from the square.
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Thirty-four states have Senate races this year, but most of them involve incumbents so safe they could not be dislodged by a rocket launcher.
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Reef structures the size of small cars were dislodged or buried in debris, mud and sediment several feet deep in some instances, Dr. Dahlgren said.
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Dislodged from their mundane context, each pitch, each tone, every vibration, finds a new relation and contributes to a far-flung and evolving sonic universe.
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If you get pregnant with an IUD, it&aposs usually because the IUD was not properly inserted or it&aposs become dislodged from your uterus.
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With her husband and son gone, the world is dislodged from its axis, and there is nothing Katja can do to set it right again.
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Dislodged from her roost in Brooklyn when her roommate moves to Tribeca, Gerwig's Frances is forced unexpectedly to suss out her place in the world.
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On Facebook and Twitter, the roller-coaster game and Chicago's ultimate triumph temporarily dislodged furious discussion over Donald Trump's narrowing his polling deficit against Hillary Clinton.
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There also is police body camera footage of the shooting of Sterling -- even though the cameras were dislodged -- Baton Rouge police Lt. Johnny Dunham told reporters.
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The British and Americans must recognise that they share common histories and ideals that are far too deep to be dislodged by a pair of popinjays.
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This comes following an incident involving a Catholic hospital in Chicago that refused to remove a woman's dislodged intrauterine device (IUD), citing religious objections to contraception.
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There were concerns that loose glass and masonry could be dislodged by severe weather hitting the capital, with 2000 km per hour (290 mph) winds forecast.
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Maybe it was the sudden sense of death dislodged, however temporarily, that made me look at all the small, seasonal deaths with a sense of kinship.
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Thanks to American airstrikes in support of government-aligned militias, the group was dislodged from its safe haven in the coastal city of Surt last year.
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Despite shaky performances at the debates and gaffes on the campaign trail, Biden has yet to be dislodged from the top spot in the nationwide polls.
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A Ph.D. candidate in nutritional biology patiently dislodged the strange matter from a mold with a letter opener and then held it up in the air.
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Wildfires Mudslides aren't anything new in California, but they were made much worse when the rains that spawned them dislodged vegetation in areas charred by wildfires.
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On Friday, a major poll for the first time showed Mr. Netanyahu's right-wing coalition being dislodged by a center-left one led by Mr. Gantz.
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And on top of it all, inflation expectations, the ECB's top worry, are steadily declining, raising the risk that they become dislodged, thereby perpetuating weak price growth.
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Taken between 1900 and the 1920s, they resemble studio portraits, completely dislodged from the busy space of Ellis Island, and showcase the immense diversity of immigrants' backgrounds.
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JPMorgan also dislodged Deutsche Bank in the Asia Pacific (APAC region) to take top spot with revenue of $1.7 billion in the first half of the year.
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The former governor of Mosul, Atheel al-Nujaifi, a Sunni, told Reuters the local administration of the city should have more autonomy after the militants are dislodged.
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JPMorgan also dislodged Deutsche Bank in the Asia Pacific (APAC region) to take top spot with revenue of $210 billion in the first half of the year.
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Dozens of prominent media moguls, elected officials and on-air personalities have been dislodged from power, and a new era of transparency and decency is upon us.
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The October election of Trudeau, of the Liberal Party, dislodged former Conservative Prime Minister Stephen Harper, marking a significant shift in Canadian politics to the center-left.
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U.S. President Donald Trump wants to reach an agreement to end his country's longest-ever war, which dislodged the Taliban from power in Afghanistan following the Sept.
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Argentina's World Cup qualifying wins away at Chile and home to Bolivia dislodged Belgium, who had been leading for the previous five months but dropped into second.
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A few years ago, James Dyson, the vacuum-cleaner entrepreneur, dislodged the top of it while landing a helicopter on the lawn; it has since been repaired.
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"Early indications are that a panel that is kept bolted shut had somehow been dislodged and that Snooty was able to swim in," according to the statement.
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No matter which team emerges, it is widely thought that the Warriors, in beating the Rockets, have dislodged their only true obstacle to winning yet another championship.
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Television networks showed demonstrators ransacking offices in the Congress as flames engulfed part of the structure, before security forces dislodged the protesters and firefighters extinguished the blaze.
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With 51.7 seconds left in the first period, the goal light went on after Perron crashed the crease and dislodged a puck that Talbot tried to control.
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The earliest prospectors of the California gold rush ventured into the Sierra foothills as solo travelers, sloshing through streams in search of nuggets dislodged by the current.
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Soil was dislodged at the bases of other buildings, which were likely to be saved, Moon-Sirianni said, adding that repairs could take a month or more.
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Ricciardo topped both sessions on the opening day of track action before Verstappen dislodged the Australian during Saturday's final hour of practice in the build up to qualifying.
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Astronomers suspect that this "wandering" black hole was originally located at the core of a smaller galaxy, but it became dislodged during a merger with a larger one.
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The bombing is the first in the Kerbala region since Iraqi forces dislodged Islamic State militants from their stronghold in Falluja, 80 km (50 miles) north of city.
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Los Angeles police expect to arrest someone for the vandalism, which left Trump's name scratched out of the star, the emblem in the middle dislodged and chips missing.
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White supremacists set up a parallel government in New Orleans, and were only dislodged from power after pro-federal forces defeated them in the Battle of Liberty Place.
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Like many exiles, he favours an American invasion, citing the one that dislodged Manuel Noriega, a Panamanian strongman, in 1989 at the cost of about 300 civilian dead.
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These snowballs are easily dislodged by passing stars and knocked hither and fro — many inward toward their mother star and its planets, but others outward across the galaxy.
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The Chinese firm has already seen huge growth in other consumer electronics products, particularly smartphones, where it recently dislodged Apple as the second-largest player by market share.
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When popular uprisings previously dislodged unpopular military regimes — in October 1964 and April 1985 — civilian rule lasted no more than five years before the military took over again.
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When popular uprisings previously dislodged unpopular military regimes — in October 1964 and April 1985 — civilian rule lasted no more than five years before the military took over again.
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A nudge he delivered to the Rangers' Kevin Shattenkirk led to a penalty on the defenseman for delay of game when he dislodged the goal from its mooring.
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The Saudi Arabian Monetary Authority was dislodged from the top 10, falling to 11th place after using $76.3 billion in foreign reserves in 2016, leaving it with $20163 billion.
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Islamic State was dislodged from Manbij in 2016 by the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), a militia force spearheaded by the Kurdish YPG and backed by the U.S.-led coalition.
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ERBIL, Iraq (Reuters) - The Iraqi army and Sunni tribal fighters have dislodged Islamic State from the al-Waleed border crossing into Syria, an Iraqi military statement said on Saturday.
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Iraqi forces dislodged the militants from the eastern part of Mosul in January, after 100 days of fighting to reclaim the city seized by the jihadist group in 2014.
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In that case, big ice lumps had wedged under a bridge and had to be dislodged by a crane, according to a New York Times article about the event.
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The boyfriend of the Minnesota woman killed alongside her mother when a boulder became dislodged from a moving vehicle and slammed into theirs has spoken out to local media.
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Models of planet formation suggest that interstellar objects such as A/2017 U1 are more usually comets, as they can be more easily dislodged from their orbits than asteroids.
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Although it is impossible to predict whether or when the dollar will be dethroned, history offers some clues: The pound sterling reigned supreme before the dollar gradually dislodged it.
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But then it happened that one of them stumbled on some brush, and this dislodged from Snow-White's throat the piece of poisoned apple that she had bitten off.
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If the ATM looks broken, or anything on the front of the machine appears dislodged, or jerry-rigged, it could mean that someone has installed a card-skimming machine.
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Now, about that glass of milk ... A storm dislodged a boat trapped above Niagara Falls for 101 years Whoever had 2019 in the office pool can come collect now.
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According to Puckett, the two suggested the tracker had found its way into something else — it could have been dislodged and fallen into some plastic on its way overseas.
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Dr. Figueroa said her own patients have removed their own IUDs usually by accident, if they've become partially dislodged or if they mistook the IUD strings for tampon strings.
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In a tragic incident Tuesday, a pregnant Illinois mother-of-three died when the wheel hub of an oncoming semi-truck dislodged and smashed into the windshield of her SUV.
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The second engine dislodged and fell onto the street, creating a large hole in the asphalt, according to Eliott Simpson, an aviation accident investigator with the National Transportation Safety Board.
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All of this represents a significant hardship for average Tunisians, though their economic situation is not all that different from the year prior to the protests that dislodged Ben Ali.
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Japan's Naomi Osaka, who was dislodged from top spot this week by Barty, faces a tricky opening-round test against Kazakhstan's Yulia Putinseva who beat her in Birmingham last week.
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What's more, the study suggests that these objects are part of hidden "streams" of stars, which are stellar tendrils that have been dislodged from neighboring galaxies by the Milky Way.
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Perhaps the most impressive of several markers there is in the form of dislodged stones, as if the ground had erupted and was frozen in the act of consuming him.
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Those were the three states he dislodged from what I termed the "blue wall," the 18 states that had voted Democratic in all six presidential elections from 1992 through 513.
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Again, David O'Brien of the Journal Constitution: He was sedated for a procedure to remove the bone, but by then it had dislodged and was no longer in his throat.
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While the ball was originally set between a jeweler and a restaurant, wind dislodged it and it rolled down Toledo's streets, attracting the attention of both residents and the media.
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And on Wednesday a piece of ice dislodged from a tower under construction in Midtown and struck a 19153-year-old man in the face, cutting his mouth and lips.
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Daniel Ricciardo spun his Renault backwards into the barriers in the closing stages of the first 90-minute session and crawled back to the pits with a dislodged rear wing.
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The Australian spun his Renault backwards into the barriers in the closing stages of the first 90-minute session and crawled back to the pits with a dislodged rear wing.
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It arises when tiny calcium particles in the inner ear become dislodged from the balance organ and get stuck in the semicircular canal, where "they cause havoc," Dr. Kerber explained.
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Over the past few years, house prices that provoke disbelief have dislodged weather as the favorite subject of small talk in parts of Canada, particularly Vancouver, British Columbia and Toronto.
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Zach has a hard go of it when a medallion whips up and hits him in the eye and the rope dislodged from a stunt guy whacks him in the nose.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - The Iraqi army has dislodged Islamic State from the Qayyara oil producing region located south of their de facto capital Mosul, Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said on Thursday.
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Astronomers have debated the origin of these grooves for decades, but a new computer simulation suggests Phobos' stripes were made by rolling and bouncing boulders dislodged by a cataclysmic asteroid strike.
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Roads in Jackson Beach, Florida, were littered with debris, including chunks from an historic pier dislodged by the storm, with some intersections clogged by up to a foot of standing water.
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Ricciardo dominated the opening day of practice and Verstappen dislodged him at the top of the timesheets on Saturday, with the Dutchman going fastest in the opening two phases of qualifying.
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Rustenburg has seen periodic spasms of labor violence including shootings since AMCU dislodged the once dominant National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) as the main union in the sector five years ago.
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Frank Lupa, a 79-year-old retiree in Lawrence, spent the night in a middle school along with other dislodged residents, and said he prayed as chaos descended on his neighborhood.
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Once you do find the right fit, the WF-SP700Ns never feel at risk of coming dislodged or falling out of your ears in the middle of a run or workout.
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Iraq declared victory over Islamic State in December 2017 but security officials say the militants are likely to wage an insurgency after they were dislodged from all the territory they held.
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U.S.-backed Iraqi forces dislodged the militants from Mosul, their de facto capital in the north of the country, putting an end to the cross-border "caliphate" they declared in 2014.
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Peterson lost a fumble on the Redskins' next drive as Kwon Alexander dislodged the ball and Taylor recovered it at the 49ers' 41 with 28:214 remaining in the third period.
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Panels hung from the ceiling from the force of the blast, and shrapnel, either from the device or projectiles dislodged during the explosion, had made holes in the imam's wooden desk.
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A police spokesman said the cameras became dislodged during the altercation with Mr. Sterling, and the video was unlikely to reveal much; Baton Rouge is making a transition to Taser cameras.
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In the shooting of Mr. Sterling, the police said that the officers' body cameras had been dislodged, but private-citizen video provided a record, and the Justice Department opened an investigation.
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The driver left a roughly mile-long crime scene: a tree-lined bike path strewn with bodies, mangled bicycles and bicycle parts, from wheels twisted like pretzels to a dislodged seat.
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Over the last 50 years, as the nation opened its markets to foreign trade, it never set up a social safety net to help workers dislodged by change, as Europe did.
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Magnets hold the earbuds in place inside the small case, which is easy to fit in your pocket, and another magnet holds the lid closed so they don't get easily dislodged.
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Soldiers venturing into the zone on patrol or occasional defectors from the North have to navigate around mines that have become more treacherous as they are dislodged by floodwaters and landslides.
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There was some grumbling this week because, in some places, the storm dislodged autumn leaves just as they reached their most vivid tones, leaving them in damp mounds on the ground.
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The Valley of the Kings looks like an elegant quarry; as I approached the tombs, it was so quiet that I heard the skittering of every pebble dislodged by my shoes.
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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 the Supreme Court held illegal the imposition of president's rule, as it is called in India, ordering that the dislodged Congress should return to power immediately, forcing Pul from office.
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Incredibly—and after 8,000 years—the well-preserved remains of wooden stakes were found dislodged inside two of the skulls, suggesting they had been mounted prior to being deposited in the lake.
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Though not everyone loved the easily-dislodged magnetic connector, everyone did love the idea that it could avert the kind of tripping disasters that had ruined so many pricey laptops before it.
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Aerial images of the Florida coast before and after the storm, released by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, show the widespread damage, with entire neighborhoods razed, trees toppled, and boats dislodged.
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On third-and-2 from the Giants' 42, Rodgers threw over the middle to tight end Jared Cook, but the ball was dislodged by linebacker Keenan Robinson with six seconds to play.
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Shopper Eileen Grady's Nissan Rouge was dented by one of the 2-ton boulders when a pickup truck dislodged it, and the rogue ball rolled into the side of her moving car.
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A spokesman for the United Nations refugee agency UNHCR said there had been no displacement on Tuesday and only 32 people dislodged from their homes on Wednesday to a nearby reception center.
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The students' demands that the prime minister step down came just weeks before the last date when Mr O'Neill's government can be dislodged in a no-confidence vote before the next election.
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While the sea has dislodged massive of chunk's of ice from Jakobshavn's cliff-like face, warmer air melts the ice atop Greenland, creating increasingly vigorous blue rivers that pour into the ocean.
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Read more:A woman's birth control implant got dislodged from her upper arm and moved into to her left lung without her even realizing itPeople are saying Meghan Markle holds baby Archie 'wrong.
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The al-Salam Junction route was secured after troops dislodged insurgents from districts located on the western bank of the Euphrates river, opposite Falluja's city center on the east bank, said Rasool.
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For nearly 15 hours overnight on July 13-14, armed government backers fired on the church while 155 student protesters who had been dislodged from a nearby university lay under the pews.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraq's Iran-backed Shi'ite paramilitary force said on Sunday it had dislodged Islamic State from a number of villages west of Mosul, scoring further progress toward the border with Syria.
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Was it like the US firebombing of Dresden, an abhorrent killing of innocents for no real strategic purpose that was nonetheless in service of a just war that dislodged a terrible regime?
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The Conservative government that Mr. Trudeau's son dislodged from power in 2015 based its foreign policy on military engagement and judged relations with other nations on how they directly benefited Canadian interests.
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One side of the stone wall near the church's entrance was dislodged and knocked flat by the storm surge and still lies in fragments on the grass next to fund-raising signs.
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Turkish soldiers, defying protests from Baghdad, are currently training a group of displaced Mosul residents who aspire to serve as a permanent security force in the city once ISIS has been dislodged.
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Cut- and covered-up paintings, a boarded-up fireplace, dislodged tree branches, tipped-over furniture, strewn and scattered papers — this is just some of the evidence of destruction wreaked upon the house.
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Relations suffered in 2012 after China dislodged the Philippine navy from the Scarborough Shoal, which is just over 200km from the Philippines proper, within its exclusive economic zone, and almost 900km from China.
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U.S.-backed Iraqi forces have also dislodged Islamic State from Iraqi cities the militants captured, and are about to fully capture Mosul, which used to be their de facto capital in the country.
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The death toll was stated at around 30 that day, and now, on Wednesday, it has reached 64, likely the deadliest attack the capital has seen since the Taliban were dislodged in 2001.
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The attack is the deadliest since US-backed Iraqi forces last month scored a major victory when it dislodged Islamic State from their stronghold of Fallujah, an hour's drive west of the capital.
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It's possible that a technician on the ground drilled a hole in the wrong place, realized the mistake, and then tried to patch it up with something that just got dislodged last week.
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Iraqi forces have won back control of most cities that fell to the group and the militants have been dislodged from nearly three quarters of Mosul but remain in control of its center.
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Some predict that China will take advantage of what is left of Barack Obama's presidency to start building on the disputed Scarborough Shoal, from which Chinese ships dislodged the Philippine navy in 2012.
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That was a month after a Saudi Arabia-led coalition began intensively bombing Yemen's Houthi rebels, who had dislodged the Saudi-backed government and seized much of the country, including the capital, Sana.
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And even if we manage to dodge unexpected bullets and dislodged boulders tumbling our way, in the end the delicate menace of old age, with its multitudinous possibilities of physical failure, awaits us.
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It is unclear whether Mr. Sanders's physical condition will affect his poll numbers: He has a solid base of support nationally and few other candidates believe his core followers will be easily dislodged.
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MOSUL, Iraq (Reuters) - Emboldened by machinegun fire on Islamic State snipers along Mosul's frontlines, a few residents are emerging from their homes in pockets of the city where Iraqi forces have dislodged the jihadists.
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A distant, dislodged iceberg might look small at first glance, "but then you'll watch a helicopter fly towards it, and the helicopter will shrink and shrink and shrink and pretty soon it just disappears."
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During Hurricane Florence, about 2,000 cubic yards of soil and ash were dislodged, sending stormwater runoff laced with coal ash contaminants into a nearby lake, though it's not clear what impact that will have.
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In the third quarter, he dislodged the ball from a Cavaliers guard, raced to scoop it up and turned toward the Cavaliers' basket with James steaming downcourt to attempt one of his patented swats.
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"Kapilow astutely surveys the radical changes in popular taste in the 1960s and '70s that dislodged the Broadway musical from its once-central place in American culture," Todd S. Purdum writes in his review.
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Vienna has dislodged Melbourne for the first time at the top of the Economist Intelligence Unit's Global Liveability Index, strengthening the Austrian capital's claim to being the world's most pleasant city to live in.
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Iranian forces in Iraq did play a key role in some of the critical battles that dislodged ISIS from Tikrit and Baiji, and other portions of northern Anbar province where ISIS had a large presence.
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A Baton Rouge Police Department spokesman said that, though the officers, Blane Salamoni and Howie Lake II, were wearing body cameras, the footage may not be useful because the cameras were dislodged during the altercation.
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The official investigations concluded that the king either fell after leaning on a boulder that suddenly dislodged, or he fell 60 feet after the rocky pinnacle to which his climbing rope was attached broke away.
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Iraqi forces have dislodged Islamic State from one third of the eastern side of Mosul, an Iraqi interior ministry spokesman said on Tuesday, four weeks into the U.S-backed campaign to take back the city.
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Securisyn Medical, which is based in Colorado, pitched a piece of hardware that prevents breathing tubes from becoming accidentally dislodged when wounded soldiers are bouncing around in the back of a humvee or a helicopter.
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A mixed Kurdish and Yazidi armed force known as the Sinjar Resistance Unit said on Monday it had dislodged the jihadists from five Yazidi villages west of Mosul in an advance that began on Saturday.
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At one concert, Mr. Szwed related, Mr. Thompson was locked in a three-saxophone melee of free improvisation when two of the keys became dislodged from his baritone saxophone and shot off into the audience.
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"Eid is not the same," said a man who declined to give his name as fear is still present even though Iraqi forces dislodged the insurgents from the eastern part of the city months ago.
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In October, Iraqi forces backed by Shi'ite militias dislodged Kurdish Peshmerga fighters who had seized Kirkuk in 2014, preventing its capture by Islamic State militants who had overrun Iraqi army positions in northern and western Iraq.
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The attacks cast a shadow over victory statements made last month by Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi's government, after Iraqi forces dislodged Islamic State from Fallujah, the stronghold of the ultra-hardline Sunni insurgents near Baghdad.
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The attacks cast a shadow over victory statements made last month by Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi's government, after Iraqi forces dislodged Islamic State from Falluja, the stronghold of the ultra-hardline Sunni insurgents near Baghdad.
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Iraq's military and police dislodged Islamic State militants who took over a third of the country with the help of both a U.S.-led coalition and the militias, many of which are linked to political groups.
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Iraq declared victory over Islamic State in December but security officials say the militants are likely to wage an insurgency after their self-proclaimed caliphate collapsed and they were dislodged from all the territory they held.
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Officers also claimed that their bodycams didn't capture the entire incident because they became dislodged during the confrontation, though several experts claimed that it is highly unlikely both body cameras fell off at the same time.
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The three of them—the Englishman had no intention of being dislodged—decided to go to a restaurant, and they left the party and walked up the Boulevard Saint-Michel to a bistro the photojournalist knew.
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The more it knows about users and the more users that go through it, the greater its power as a single port of call online, and the less likely it is to be dislodged by competitors.
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Further reporting, including thousands of pages of documents dislodged in an open-record lawsuit and interviews with former agency officials, revealed that the agency understood these dangers and deficiencies yet repeatedly renewed contracts with these facilities.
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Mr. Bulger's eyes appeared to have been dislodged from his head, although it was unclear whether his attackers gouged them out or if they were knocked out because he was beaten so severely in the attack.
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Also spotted were the writers Sloane Crosley and Brad Gooch, the journalists James Wolcott and Ken Auletta, and several recently dislodged editors, including Tonne Goodman of Vogue, Linda Wells of Allure and Robbie Myers of Elle.
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Some may in fact be descendants of a forgotten orchard, but it is no less magical that they might simply be the result of a few very lucky seeds dislodged from a carelessly tossed apple core.
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It followed a failed lobbying effort by Australia and the United States to keep the Solomons loyal to Taiwan and the alignment that began when American Marines dislodged Japanese troops from Tulagi and Guadalcanal in 1942.
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The Iraqi army last week dislodged the insurgents from the main Christian region east of Mosul and its elite unit, the Counter Terrorism Service (CTS) has pressed ahead with operations to clear more villages since Saturday.
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Jamie starts off in an archaeological dig in Quinhagak, a Yup'ik village in Alaska, where summer means that the detritus of the people who lived there 19323 years ago can be dislodged from the thawing ground.
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Republicans will not be easily dislodged: In many states, Republican governors have built powerful machinery to defend their allies, and Mr. Trump remains popular enough across much of the Midwest and South to limit Democratic gains.
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But security officials have said the hardline militant group is likely to wage an insurgency in Iraq after its self-proclaimed caliphate collapsed and the militants were dislodged from all the territory they held in the country.
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Violence erupted on Sunday when police dislodged protesters blocking a highway in the southern state of Oaxaca, a hotbed of dissent from radical teachers' groups opposed to education reforms pushed through by the government three years ago.
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"Arab Spring" protests sweeping the region had already dislodged autocrats in Tunisia and Egypt, and would later claim the long-term rulers of Libya and Yemen, two other countries still embroiled in civil wars six years on.
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In Flint, the lead from the pipes was dislodged by a change in the water supply, but it could also happen from a physical disturbance such as large truck passing your house and shaking the old pipes.
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The referee originally called for a penalty shot, but after a review by the NHL Situation Room in Toronto, it was ruled that the puck slid into the net before it was dislodged, making it a goal.
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Despite being a key ally of the Kurds, Washington has urged them not to push for independence, fearful of disrupting the campaign against ISIS, which is on the brink of being dislodged from its last Iraqi strongholds.
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In videos of the crash, people were seen rushing to disembark from the moored riverboat over a short gangplank, and at least two people were left caught on the walkway as the vessel was dislodged from the pier.
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A group of guys were observing a thunderstorm in Miami when they spotted their neighbor's patio furniture flying through the air and promptly freaked out — even though patio furniture is very light and easily dislodged by high winds.
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TN: One was when we were talking about the shootings that were happening — Alton Sterling and Philando Castile — and it was around the notion that these cops' body cameras at the moment of the altercation both became dislodged.
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The militants are essentially under siege in western Mosul, along with an estimated 650,000 civilians, after U.S.-backed forces surrounding the city dislodged them from the east in the first phase of an offensive that concluded last month.
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Texans linebacker Zach Cunningham dislodged the football, safety Kareem Jackson recovered at the Jacksonville 12, and Deshaun Watson extended the lead to 222-2139 with a 225-yard scoring strike to DeAndre Hopkins at the 25:213 mark.
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I asked him whether entering the ring with one good arm to exchange blows with a trained fighter carried more risks than he might want, especially considering the delicate platinum coils in his neck that could be dislodged.
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That offensive dislodged the Maute group in a remote town in the southern province of Lanao del Sur, where members had briefly taken over government buildings and flew a black flag bearing the insignia of the Islamic State.
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Jamala's victory came on what was already an emotionally charged weekend in Ukraine, which was commemorating more than 100 protesters who were killed over two days during the Maidan protests in 2014 that dislodged a pro-Russian president.
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The Iraqi government and Shi'ite militias allied to Iran dislodged Kurdish forces from the oil region of Kirkuk in retaliation for the vote, curtailing the oil income of the KRG and leading to an economic crisis in the region.
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The attack on the shopping area of Karrada is the deadliest since U.S.-backed Iraqi forces last month scored a major victory when it dislodged Islamic State from their stronghold of Falluja, an hour's drive west of the capital.
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In the video, posted by a storm chaser on WX Chasing, the debris of houses is strewn across the ground, structures are leveled or have sunk into the water, boats are dislodged, trees are damaged and roads are obstructed.
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Iraqi security officials have said Islamic State is likely to wage an insurgency in Iraq after its self-proclaimed caliphate all but collapsed and the militants were dislodged from large areas of the west and north of the country.
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QAYYARA, Iraq, Nov 15 (Reuters) - Iraqi forces have dislodged Islamic State from one third of the eastern side of Mosul, an interior ministry spokesman said on Tuesday, four weeks into the U.S-backed campaign to take back the city.
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The storm's only reported fatality occurred on Wednesday, when a 10-year-old boy was struck by a log dislodged by a large wave as he stood near the shore in Fort Morgan, Alabama, the Baldwin County coroner said.
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Instead, the Knicks' possession ended clumsily, with Carmelo Anthony dribbling along the sideline and looking trapped until Boston's Avery Bradley dislodged the ball and sent it rolling to his teammate Jae Crowder under the basket with 18 seconds left.
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The militants are essentially under siege in western Mosul, along with an estimated 650,000 civilians, after U.S.-backed forces surrounding the city dislodged them from the east in the first phase of an offensive that concluded four weeks ago.
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U.S.-backed Iraqi and Kurdish forces have dislodged Islamic State from most cities that the hardline Sunni group captured in 2014 in Iraq, and they are now fighting the militants in their last major stronghold, Mosul, in the north.
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The French may have resolved some of their eighteenth-century economic injustices with the guillotine, but in many other countries across Europe the ruling classes retained power until they were dislodged by the turmoil of the First World War.
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Backed by a U.S.-led coalition, Iraqi forces have made rapid gains since opening a new front in northwest Mosul this month and have now dislodged Islamic State from all but about 12 square km (5 square miles) of the city.
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Following a later offensive that dislodged ISIS from Ramadi, Iraqi forces also took back the key cities of Fallujah, Baiji and others on the march closer to Mosul -- ISIS' largest remaining Iraqi stronghold and home to over a million people.
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U.S.-backed Iraqi and Kurdish forces last month dislodged the militants from the eastern side of Mosul, their last city stronghold in Iraq, and are preparing an offensive on the parts of the city that lie west of the Tigris river.
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In March 2011, "Arab Spring" protests sweeping the region had already dislodged autocrats in Tunisia and Egypt, and would later claim the long-term rulers of Libya and Yemen, two other countries still embroiled in civil wars six years on.
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Iraqi forces, battling up to 23 militants dug in among civilians in the Old City, said federal police had dislodged IS insurgents from the Ziwani mosque and were only a few days away from ousting militants completely from the Old City.
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This agitation also made them more likely to have their intubation tubes or intravenous lines dislodged (14 percent of displacements caused by agitation in smokers compared to 3 percent of non-smokers), which can be harmful and impact their recovery.
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He also worked, for years, as a Republican political consultant and then, in the '00s, as a highly paid consultant for pro-Russian politicians in Ukraine, before the 4703 demonstrations that dislodged Manafort's patron and Ukraine President Viktor Yanukovych from power.
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By the end of the storm, a young girl who was buried under rubble in the village had died, and a woman nearly lost her arm after she was struck by a tin rooftop that had been dislodged by the wind.
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The puck lingered along his stick blade for a good five seconds as he wove through a discombobulated defense, and he gave it up only when he was ready, not because anyone had dislodged, it or had even come close.
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But, apart from older African Americans, Biden has struggled to generate real enthusiasm among any group, and it's unclear how much of his support in later states might be dislodged by subpar showings in preponderantly white Iowa and New Hampshire.
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After Hurricane Katrina dislodged those vested interests and ended their power, formerly timid policymakers chose bold change, replacing traditional public schools with self-governing charter schools that close unless parents choose to trust them with their kids — much like private schools.
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Iraq declared victory over Islamic State in December but security officials say the hardline militant group is likely to wage an insurgency after its self-proclaimed caliphate collapsed and the militants were dislodged from all the territory they held in the country.
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Sanders and Clinton are ready to wage this battle in public precisely because it offers each of them an opportunity to work their best lines, which is why Schwartz's New Yorker essay likely reinforced more millennial admiration for Sanders than it dislodged.
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Even in the Philippines, a provocation in the South China Sea, such as the start of construction on the Scarborough Shoal, from which China dislodged the Philippine navy four years ago, might cause Mr Duterte to tack back to the United States.
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Joel says he dislodged a plastic bone on which Alfie was choking by pressing on his chest, massaging his esophagus and up the windpipe before broken pieces of a plastic bone came out of Alfie's mouth -- along with thick mucus and saliva.
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Mr. Gurney has never stopped believing in the power of theater to absorb and make comedy (or tragedy, or at least the shadow of it) out of current events, and to conjure proudly conventional characters who are, however briefly, dislodged from their complacency.
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We can seek to gather multinational coalitions with regional participants to fight the threat (something the Obama administration has been trying to do) and have an aggressive air campaign (which the Obama administration is doing), but the threat will not be easily dislodged.
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In October, Iraqi forces dislodged Kurdish Peshmerga fighters from the oil city of Kirkuk and other disputed areas and Baghdad imposed curbed air travel to and from the semi-autonomous Kurdistan region in retaliation for a Kurdish independence referendum held in northern Iraq in September.
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In this case, and as the eruption continued, the tremendous force of the blast dislodged a stone, probably the vertical part of a door frame (called a jamb), striking the man's upper body at the moment he turned around to look at the incoming cloud.
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In looking upon that great lady, the monk received a measure of her unquestioning love and fell to his knees to pray for further guidance, only to find that he'd knelt on a slip of paper that the baby had dislodged with her wriggling.
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Rousseff, ousted from the presidential palace, took to the offensive, telling foreign reporters in her residence that she had been dislodged by an "illegitimate" and "extremely conservative" government run by only white males who would roll back social advances made by her Workers Party.
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Phillies right-hander Nick Pivetta (25-12) took a one-hit shutout into the fifth inning of a scoreless game before Kieboom walked to the plate with one out and spit out a tooth that had become dislodged shortly before entering the batter's box.
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The attacks showed Islamic State can still strike in the heart of the Iraqi capital despite recent military losses, undermining Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi's declaration of victory last month when Iraqi forces dislodged the hardline Sunni insurgents from the nearby city of Falluja.
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An unidentified rabbi was also spotted on a June 2015 trip to Mexico City, where members of Adam Neumann's small entourage spat tequila at one another, dislodged furniture, and at least one guest ultimately vomited in the cabin and the bathroom, The Information reported.
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More than three days after the storm ravaged the Texas coastline as a Category 4 hurricane, authorities had confirmed only three deaths — including a woman killed Monday when heavy rains dislodged a large oak tree onto her trailer home in the small town of Porter.
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More than three days after the storm ravaged the Texas coastline as a Category 2000 hurricane, authorities had confirmed only three deaths — including a woman killed Monday when heavy rains dislodged a large oak tree onto her trailer home in the small town of Porter.
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UTAH DAD ALLEGEDLY BROUGHT COCAINE, 4-YEAR-OLD DAUGHTER ON TRIP FOR SEX WITH TEEN GIRL The weapon reportedly "dislodged" from Blessing&aposs hand, before she grabbed a second gun and tried to point it at the girlfriend, who knocked it out of Blessing&aposs hand.
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Women have claimed in lawsuits that the device, which is implanted in a woman's fallopian tubes to permanently block the passage of eggs to the uterus, could pierce the tubes, and that the device's metal parts could become dislodged and migrate to other parts of the body.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — Their forbidden young love forever dislodged their lives, sending them into exile in the high mountains of central Afghanistan, briefly to Tajikistan and even to jails in order to find protection from vengeful family members who sought to kill them in the name of honor.
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In Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania, the three states Trump dislodged from the "blue wall," whites without college degrees represented a clear majority of the adults who were eligible to vote but did not, according to calculations from census data by David Wasserman of The Cook Political Report.
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Chances are that the drop has permanently damaged or dislodged something inside your phone, so a professional repair shop is really your best option—they'll be able to take the phone apart for you, spot what's gone wrong, and tell you whether the component can be fixed or replaced.
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"The videotape clearly shows that the child was choking and the teacher did not force feed that child in any way and she went and saved the child from choking and successfully dislodged what she was choking on and that was it," the preschool's attorney, Phil Valente, tells PEOPLE.
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In less than five hours, the crew had dislodged the Lee-Jackson monument, erected in 1948; the one to Roger B. Taney, author of the Dred Scott decision, erected in 1887; the Confederate Soldiers and Sailors Monument, which had stood since 1903; and the Confederate Women's Monument from 1917.
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Comparatively, Biden saw his favorability fall 9.7 points and his unfavorability increase 5.5 points in the poll in the same period, during which several women came forward to accuse him of touching them inappropriately, although polling so far indicates the allegations have not dislodged him from his position as front-runner.
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The knife may have become dislodged between the time of the photos being taken and the Rescue Officer's attendance, or the duck may no longer be in the park – we're continuing to monitor sightings of the duck with the assistance of locals who are familiar with the waterbird life in the area.
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Women have claimed in lawsuits that Essure, which is implanted in a woman's fallopian tubes to permanently block the passage of eggs to the uterus, could pierce the tubes, and that metal parts of the device could become dislodged and migrate to other parts of the body, causing pain, injuries and severe bleeding.
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Deen suffers an astonishing series of threats: from a cobra, a tumble into a morass of mud, wildfires, falling masonry, a dislodged flowerpot, a broken railing, a possibly poisonous spider, a series of tornadoes, a rising tide, a swarm of disgusting ship worms, more storms, even a scary man in a green baseball cap.
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In that same city, I once visited a family house at Christmastime where the woman was so distressed by the constant human encroachments on the spotless environment she maintained that when someone accidentally dislodged a few needles from the tree, we had to sit there with our feet in the air while she vacuumed them up.
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Angee Floyd, known as "Angee the Diva," pulls a cigarette from her mouth and rests her hand on the microphone stand as she kicks off the open-mic with a joke about her spleen being dislodged during a sexual escapade on a recent trip to Phu Quoc Island, a hot spot for beach lovers that's an hour's flight away.
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And whether retreating under a blanket or raging from his perch on a sofa from which he will not easily be dislodged, Mr. Harris makes Dodge the implacable center of a gathering storm — so much so that when the back of my seat suddenly fell away during the second act, I gave it barely a second thought.
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Models of planet formation suggest that interstellar objects such as A/2017 U1 are likely to be icy rocks known as comets, formed on the periphery of distant solar systems, rather than dry rocks, known as asteroids, dislodged from such systems' interiors, which are places where any comet-like volatiles will have been driven off by the heat of their parent stars.
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John McCain's life in pictures At the time of his death, he was largely an anomaly in his own party -- as one of the few Republicans willing to criticize Trump and a believer in the idealized "shining city on a hill" brand of conservatism exemplified by his hero Ronald Reagan that has been dislodged by the nativist and polarizing instincts of the current President.
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Iraqi Kurdish President Massoud Barzani said on Monday he would proceed with the vote in the absence of any international guarantee that Baghdad would hold talks on Kurdish independence, Although U.S.-backed Iraqi forces have dislodged Islamic State from its urban stronghold of Mosul and dashed its dreams of a caliphate, security officials say the jihadists will now wage guerrilla war in a new attempt to destabilize Iraq.
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Falling trees and flying debris became one of the most dangerous aspects of the storm, as an 11-year-old girl from Seminole County was killed when a dislodged metal carport hit and pierced the roof of her grandparents' home; a 38-year-old man from North Carolina died when a tree fell on the car he was driving, and another man was killed by a falling tree in his Greensboro home.
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WikiLeaks, Russia and Trump Julian Assange has been dislodged from his safe space in London's Ecuadorian Embassy, but he was arrested for skipping bail in the UK in 2012 and at the request of US authorities; after his arrest, the Department of Justice announced that they had charged him with allegedly assisting Chelsea Manning -- not because of anything to do with the 2016 election dump of stolen information from the DNC and Clinton campaign.
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More compelling is a late chapter, "Rock and Roll, Broadway and the Me Decade," in which Kapilow astutely surveys the radical changes in popular taste in the 1960s and '70s that dislodged the Broadway musical from its once-central place in American culture, yet simultaneously fostered the full flowering of Sondheim's unique genius as the leading third-generation example of outstanding songwriters who had begun their work in their teens and 20s.
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For the study, forthcoming in the October issue of the Journal of the American Osteopathic Association, the researchers managed to take a model of a kidney (tucked safely into a backpack) that was full of real, diluted pee on Walt Disney World's Big Thunder Mountain in Orlando, FL. The researchers decided that if the fake kidney's fake kidney stone was dislodged and made it to the fake ureter (where urine normally passes from the kidney to the bladder), that would count as "passing" the stone.
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