Poison or dispersing ... and we could use the same, presumably.
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They established a government dispersing power between three coequal branches.
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The administration is moving away from dispersing openings based on geography.
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Would a forced breakup at least be effective at dispersing power?
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Police later fired tear gas at the protesters, eventually dispersing them.
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Outside, the other girls were dispersing into their parents' waiting cars.
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According to some Iraqi sources, ISIS also began dispersing its cash holdings.
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Videos posted on social media after the incident show police dispersing onlookers.
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This phenomenon reverses decades of dispersing manufacturing supply chains across the globe.
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Centcom should own up to its own actions rather than dispersing responsibility.
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When hit, the molecules lock, absorbing and dispersing the energy from the impact.
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Once they had been assaulted, border agents released tear gas, dispersing the crowd.
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The body, known as the Knesset, voted 85033-2 in favor of dispersing.
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However, that will defeat the purpose of dispersing risks beyond the banking system.
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A friend takes out her trash, dispersing it around town to evade snoops.
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The state is tasked with dispersing the aid to survivors, the agency said.
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From a police perspective, he said, the only solution is "dispersing the migrants."
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But it's also happening because nonimmigrant minorities have been dispersing from central cities.
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A core ensemble, in pink jazz sneakers, flocked among them, dispersing and reuniting.
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Now the community, across all types of games, is on the verge of dispersing.
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They're also better at dispersing heat, so you're less likely to overheat at night.
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As winters warm, more of the wasps are surviving and the queens aren't dispersing.
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The federal government's wartime policy of dispersing manufacturing industry eroded the city's industrial base.
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Their main job is to help artists survive, which is accomplished by dispersing, i.e.
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Fighting also broke out in Saigon tonight, with the police dispersing anti-government youths.
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More trade instead of less can help deal with climate risks by dispersing them.
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As he understood it, the consent decree barred him from dispersing the young men.
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Mexican officials, meanwhile, have screened people in the caravan, stalling it and dispersing migrants.
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They then fired tear gas at the hundreds of protesters, dispersing most of the crowd.
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None of the people the Journal talked to believed custodians saw them dispersing the ashes.
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Part of the argument for these long operating hours is the ease in dispersing crowds.
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"The irony is that technology has concentrated economic opportunity instead of dispersing it," he said.
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He gave the government 12 hours to meet his conditions, but already, crowds were dispersing.
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Speaking of the president, Drag Race did peddle in dispersing some fake news this week.
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The events at Fukushima contributed to a newsroomwide discussion about dispersing editors around the world.
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"They aren't dispersing into a desert, we argue it's just part of a range expansion."
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If dispersing bears are shot without restraint, chances of the species' survival will be sharply lowered.
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These findings are "the first proof of a wolf dispersing beyond the exclusion zone," Byrne said.
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The Israelis first tried dispersing the smoke with an industrial-sized fan, trucked in on trailers.
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It's likely where many will retreat to, now that the standoff at Highway 200 is dispersing.
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They are charged with hacking Democratic National Committee (DNC) officials and dispersing the stolen documents online.
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Nominations The Senate will keep clearing Trump's judicial nominations before dispersing back to their home states.
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The crowd is now dispersing, with some headed to a demonstration at the National Press Club.
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Police said about 170 protesters blocked an intersection in the town for several hours before dispersing.
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They protected protesters from other security forces intent on dispersing them, three demonstrators recounted Sunday afternoon.
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By dispersing power into competing institutions, the Founders' constitutional design serves as a bulwark for freedom.
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Soil is built on the farm by dispersing legume trees throughout, which adds nitrogen into the ground.
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They're also notorious for dispersing far and wide—they just stop flying when they find someplace nice.
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If the crowd starts to dispersing-- so they've got every reason in the world to taut it.
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"The way Diep thinks of the work is beautiful," said Ms. Truong, gesturing toward the dispersing crowd.
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The government's actions in dispersing the Rabaa Adawiya square protest were widely condemned by international rights organizations.
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After dispersing, patrons who witnessed the standoff expressed their disappointment at the museum's handling of the protest.
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After some short speeches, the crowds began peacefully dispersing from the grounds of the Capitol around noon.
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In the meantime, the Department of Agriculture will begin dispersing its $12 billion aid package around Sept.
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She also had questions over whether USDA's methods for dispersing aid were preventing waste, fraud and abuse.
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The animals eat fruits, flowers, nectar, and roots — and they are key for pollinating plants and dispersing seeds.
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Some were throwing eggs and writing slogans on the walls of the police headquarters building before eventually dispersing.
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Calm surface winds over the capital prevented the pollutants from dispersing, leading to an accumulation of toxic chemicals.
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It also fined another three people 1.8 million yuan for dispersing incorrect information aimed at raising stock prices.
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Fruits use aromatic oils and alcohols to deter the growth of bacteria and attract seed-dispersing frugivorous animals.
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Previous theories have suggested that persistent, churning seawater was responsible for mixing heat downward, instead of dispersing it outward.
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The Justice Department, which is entrusted with dispersing the money, notified juridictions last year that their grants were approved.
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Together they foster a perceptive and minimalist staging that concentrates the story's power rather than dispersing it with distractions.
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The truth is I don't have a massive gut anymore; it seems to be dispersing of its own accord.
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Power's become too concentrated, both in the economy and in government, and so dispersing power ... Back to the locals.
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In October last year, French authorities finished clearing the "Jungle", a shanty town outside Calais, dispersing migrants around France.
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SCTH is dispersing soft loans to municipalities to develop heritage locations and preparing another 10 sites for UNESCO recognition.
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Footage shows the UK's Metropolitan Police dispersing sunbathers from a west London park as the UK coronavirus lockdown begins.
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It's a scene of disintegration: of clouds of ashes; scattered papers; milling, dispersing crowds; a slow-motion falling-apart.
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For their part, Palestinians accused the settler of firing needlessly when the Israeli Army was already dispersing the crowd.
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Shawkan, 31, was arrested on August 14, 2013, while taking pictures of security forces dispersing the Rabaa sit-in.
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Most robots are made from metal, which is an excellent conductor and therefore good at dispersing heat by itself.
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Kingsley suggests dispersing a smoothing serum through the bottom layers of your hair to help counteract the effects of humidity.
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The Rise of the Resistance ride will open later this year, and likely aid in dispersing crowds around the park.
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Hours after dispersing the crowd, Cleveland police tweeted that the officers had been punched and pushed during the brief melee.
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Like its predecessors, it too has Gravity's gridded stitching to keep the internal glass beads from dispersing unevenly during sleep.
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Upon being assaulted and seeing immigrants breaking through the border's structural defenses, U.S. authorities released tear gas, dispersing the crowd.
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Angry demonstrations were met with camouflage-clad police who patrolled the neighborhood in armored vehicles, dispersing crowds with rubber bullets.
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The death in Charlottesville, home to the flagship campus of the University of Virginia, occurred as counter-protesters were dispersing.
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" He added that New York officials were working hard and doing a great job but people are "dispersing from there.
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The glow of candlelight illuminated the faces of those who circled the church three times before dispersing into the night.
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That day, instead of dispersing the protesters, the soldiers allowed them to stage a huge sit-in outside the gates.
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The video shows security forces violently dispersing protesters with firearms, tear gas and water cannons, according to the rights group.
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Officers "were already in the immediate vicinity of the call dispersing a large crowd," according to a police news release.
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Anti-NATO demonstrators chanted "Treason!" and "Thieves!" and burned a NATO flag during the protest outside parliament before peacefully dispersing.
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NASA released new images on Thursday showing sulfur dioxide plumes dispersing across northern and central Iraq as early as Oct. 20163.
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A team spent weeks scuba diving in the warm crystal clear water off the beach, dispersing silt to uncover ancient artifacts.
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Once the marchers arrived at Wrigley Field, roughly 400 protesters spent approximately 45 minutes chanting, praying, and delivering speeches before dispersing.
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The crowd is dispersing in a million different directions, slipping through my fingers, when I feel a tap on the shoulder.
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New flows are coming from the volcano, placing more villages in danger and dispersing additional curtains of ash into the wind.
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He will also suspend the post of the presidency, dispersing executive powers over other branches of the Kurdish Regional Government (KRG).
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The train doors opened, and buyers spilled onto the walkway, heading down two flights of stairs before dispersing into the streets.
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His Google Map didn't point to any kind of pattern—instead just dispersing instances of the noise randomly around Forest Grove.
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"With the ultra-religious communities, we are definitely emphasizing police units being inside and dispersing people," said police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld.
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If you don't follow the rules the police will have the powers to enforce them, including through fines and dispersing gatherings.
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University of Virginia School of Law, '19 By the time we got to Emancipation Park, the police were dispersing the crowds.
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And instead of dispersing privacy information across the social network, it has moved all of its security settings onto one page.
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The Senate Democrats' press conference to unveil a single-payer health-care plan has concluded, with supporters dispersing around the room.
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As the sun set, organizers led the protest down Delmar Boulevard, with participants crowding intersections and dispersing themselves strategically to block traffic.
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Instead of dispersing, nine men began a long march through the southern – and most damaged by war – provinces, snaking up towards Kabul.
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It also refused the government's request for help in dispersing another group of protesters that had blocked a busy intersection last year.
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Since Wednesday, National Guard members and FEMA have been in the city, dispersing supplies of bottled water and lead filters to citizens.
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Police had arrested 24 workers and injured three others after dispersing union protestors with tear gas and rubber bullets, Roman told Reuters.
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Just over a year later, Juno will plunge suicidally into Jupiter's atmosphere, its atoms dispersing to join those of Galileo before it.
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As bat populations recover, they will play a crucial role in pollinating and dispersing seeds that will help Puerto Rican forests recover.
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But mostly to delight, in the form of a truck dispersing car wash kits and robot vacuums in 25 major American cities.
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This inspired foundation is dispersing around 3793,200 works by black self-taught artists from the American South to museums across the country.
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This inspired foundation is dispersing around 2023,200 works by black self-taught artists from the American South to museums across the country.
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This inspired foundation is dispersing around 63313,63303 works by black self-taught artists from the American South to museums across the country.
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This inspired foundation is dispersing around 211970,211990 works by black self-taught artists from the American South to museums across the country.
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This inspired foundation is dispersing around 43743,43733 works by black self-taught artists from the American South to museums across the country.
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This inspired foundation is dispersing around 21992,1964 works by black self-taught artists from the American South to museums across the country.
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This inspired foundation is dispersing around 21960,21964 works by black self-taught artists from the American South to museums across the country.
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This inspired foundation is dispersing around 1,200 works by black self-taught artists from the American South to museums across the country.
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This inspired foundation is dispersing around 21646,21370 works by black self-taught artists from the American South to museums across the country.
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This inspired foundation is dispersing around 1,2023 works by black self-taught artists from the American South to museums across the country.
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It is not a one-time event; the flights take place throughout the year, dispersing a load that amounts to 21,2100 tons.
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The police removed the statue, dispersing activists who tried to stop them, but on Friday an official said it could be reinstated.
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During that period, Robert Moses had demolished tenements, displacing and dispersing the ethnically diverse communities that had long called the area home.
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The key, really, is dispersing the missiles throughout a large land area so they're not as vulnerable to a Chinese or Russian strike.
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They opposed dispersing two missiles, the modernized medium-range nuclear missiles which you eventually put in York, again to defeat the Soviet Union.
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Riot police fired dozens of rounds of tear gas at demonstrators, dispersing large crowds that were gathered outside government headquarters on Friday night.
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They think they can improve the bugs' sensitivity to vapours from explosives and plan to test other ways of encapsulating and dispersing them.
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Dispersing power to appoint members of the commission across a variety of groups – the Governor, legislators from both parties – strengthens the commission's independence.
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Dispersing our federal work force would require state-of-the-art secure systems to ensure seamless communication between and among these new headquarters.
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I was reminded of soap bubbles stretching but not dispersing, of a form changing slowly and inevitably as it descended from the ceiling.
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Britain announced recently that it would reverse its policy of dispersing such inmates, and instead build segregated units for those linked to terrorism.
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The rescuers, Mr. Kasim said, start by dispersing the crowd and asking for silence so cries from under the debris can be heard.
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The problem is not caused by the laser being pointed directly into a pilot's eye, but from the beam dispersing on the windshield.
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A line of police officers charged down the avenue, dispersing the crowd and knocking down barricades hastily erected by small groups of demonstrators.
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The report also recommends dispersing security within crowds and trying to reduce the number of people crowded at security checkpoints at large events.
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The blast reportedly caused "extensive damage" to homes and businesses throughout the city, blowing out windows and dispersing chemicals into the surrounding air.
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Linda Zou was among the first winners, for her interest in cloud seeding, the dispersing of artificial nuclei into clouds to coax precipitation.
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It also said the government should ensure that security forces respect basic human rights standards on the use of force, including in dispersing demonstrations.
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When the candles are blown out, and everyone is dispersing, Tiffany looks up at the sky, remembering a conversation she'd had with her father.
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Like every society that has shifted from agrarian to urban, China has seen a wrenching change in family ties, dispersing kinsfolk across vast distances.
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But one of his campaign platforms involves abolishing the U.S. Department of Education and giving more power, including dispersing student loans, to individual states.
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Guerra adds that rising temperatures in the valley are also ensuring that the "cap" keeping the smog from dispersing is becoming ever more impenetrable.
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Protesters burned a truck, before dispersing to a wide junction on an urban freeway that has been the site of clashes on several occasions recently.
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Based on a known population of around 50 capybara in northern Florida, Congdon believes the species could be thriving and dispersing throughout the state's waterways.
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Its members, many of them second- and third-generation immigrants, are dispersing across the country, driving growth and changing the social fabric wherever they go.
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On Saturday, Charlottesville authorities allege that Fields intentionally drove his car into a crowd of counter-protestors as a white nationalist rally there was dispersing.
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If we want to get any work done, we can only do so on the terms afforded by technology, which includes our ever-dispersing workspaces.
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Genetic evidence suggests North American and Siberian populations separated ~24,000 years ago and humans stayed in the Arctic for thousands of years before dispersing south.
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A recent paper* reckons that over the past 50 years this dispersing effect left American output 13.5% below the level it would otherwise have reached.
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If you're chill with the idea of the commune failing after eight years and everyone dispersing, then that's a good ending by your own definition.
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Cachet, the firm responsible for dispersing the paychecks, reversed the deposits to MyPayrollHR's clients when it could no longer access the money, the report says.
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Bedel Saget, one of our graphics editors, went a step further and acquired a disc that attaches to his belt, dispersing a mosquito repellent spray.
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Animals that stop by for a bite will then do what animals do, dispersing the seeds as they go, thereby aiding in the species' survival.
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Estonia is hardly alone in striking upon the idea of dispersing guns among the populace to advertise the potential for widespread resistance, as a deterrent.
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UK Police have been filmed dispersing sunbathers from a London park after they continued to ignore the new national UK coronavirus lockdown, imposed on Monday.
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Those bodies are choreographed, in that scene and in two thrilling musical sequences, by Raja Feather Kelly, bringing lift to the narrative without dispersing it.
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The white-lipped peccaries are also important for dispersing seeds across the forest, constantly traveling in search of ripe food sources, Mr. García-Anleu said.
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As we unpacked my books, Bruce began dispersing them into his own well-organized categories: hardcover fiction, alphabetized; biography; theater; softcover trade paperback; baseball history.
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But after dispersing some baseball items to their children, and keeping a few for themselves, they decided it was time to part with the rest.
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Tensions in Hong Kong have escalated since a student, Alex Chow, died on Friday after falling from a parking garage where police were dispersing protesters.
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Security forces killed at least seven people during protests on December 31 and at least six people while dispersing an anti-Kabila protest on Jan. 21.
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A number of farmers charged the building and smashed windows of two parked police buses, with police responding by using tear gas, dispersing crowds into sidestreets.
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In Florida, when FEMA approves the payout, it sends that money to the state's Division of Emergency management, which is then charged with dispersing the dollars.
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ShFE moved quickly to douse the fires with an increase to the intraday margin, a tried and tested way of dispersing the speculative crowds, Chinese style.
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Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN)Protesters in Pakistan are dispersing Monday after the country's law minister Zahid Hamid resigned under pressure following weekend clashes that killed two people.
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There are currently two Palestinian government bodies, each with special office space and hundreds of civil servants, dedicated to dispersing funds to terrorists and their families.
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Dispersing its missiles and mobilizing its forces in response would set off alarm bells in Washington and increase pressure for the United States to strike first.
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Often water- or oil-based, sometimes made with dry ice, fog is difficult to control and as evanescent as theater itself — especially the fast-dispersing variety.
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Horses—which were first domesticated in Kazakhstan for riding, milk, and meat—facilitated great journeys along the Silk Road, dispersing the seeds all along their way.
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The team is also testing which barriers might keep surviving juveniles from dispersing from their nurseries, and block adults from spawning sites in the first place.
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Over the weekend, an American passenger who had been on the Westerdam tested positive for the virus, raising concerns that infected passengers were dispersing across Asia.
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They're part of the food chain, they eat insects that are considered pests to humans, and they help with dispersing seed and pollination, the researchers said.
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There are currently two Palestinian Government bodies, each with special office space and hundreds of civil servants, dedicated to dispersing funds to terrorists and their families.
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Bigger changes coming Whatever happens in 2018, the biggest impact of the dispersing minority population may be felt after the redistricting that follows the 2020 census.
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At Saturday's news conference in Khartoum, though, the prosecutor general disputed that version of events, saying that the idea of dispersing the protesters was not discussed.
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One is, as partners we try to go around dispersing the gospel, and second is I would love to start producing more content about people's earliest days.
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The three ran about 50 meters, dispersing in different directions, before stewards wearing high-visibility jackets tackled them to the ground and dragged them off the pitch.
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In tropical wetlands, such as the Pantanal and Amazon regions of Brazil, the largest fish are also vital in dispersing seeds—and thus maintaining and regenerating habitat.
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Trump again threatened to scrap the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), and the caravan quickly began dispersing when Mexican authorities moved in to register the migrants.
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Rails are a family of flying birds you might see skulking around marshes, and some rail species are known for dispersing quite far from their initial homes.
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If and when the IS caliphate is destroyed, say Western officials, it might go global, dispersing among its regional franchises, or turning to full-blown international jihad.
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Chris Heywood, a spokesman for NYC & Company, which oversees the city's tourism efforts, said his group was increasingly highlighting attractions outside Manhattan in hopes of dispersing visitors.
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The Trump administration announced in July it was dispersing $12 billion in aid to farmers amid escalating trade disputes with China, Mexico, Canada and the European Union.
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However, if the rocks prevent it flowing and dispersing then the water will simply cool the area immediately around the borehole, making it pointless in geothermal terms.
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Much of the archival material was rescued during World War II from a bonfire heap in his garden, dumped there by auctioneers dispersing his widow Emily's estate.
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Or they don't ask — and end up dispersing food pathogens all over their kitchens, increasing the very risk of food-borne illness they are trying to avoid.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuelan security forces fired tear gas at a march in Caracas led by opposition leader Juan Guaido, dispersing a few hundred protesters, Reuters witnesses said.
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The police have used water cannons, tear gas, pepper spray and rubber bullets while dispersing crowds, and their tactics have been criticized by protesters and international watchdogs.
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Boeing says it will begin dispersing thousands of medical-grade respiratory masks to combat a medical supply deficiency in China amid the spread of the new coronavirus.
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The screen swirled and pulsed with a vivid, kaleidoscopic animation of brightly colored spheres in long looping orbits that periodically collapsed into nebulae before dispersing once more.
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The foundation is in the process of dispersing the entirety of its considerable holdings — some 203,200 works by more than 160 artists — to museums across the country.
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With its deep bass and engaging surround presence, it was hard to believe that all the effects dispersing throughout the room were coming from a single soundbar.
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Two additional riot squadrons marched in, flanking us on three sides and transforming Batiste's home into the fourth barrier, preventing most people from dispersing as repeatedly instructed.
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Changes include altering the museum building's design, creating additional landscaped paths, dispersing play areas around the campus, preserving an existing local garden and relocating the parking facility.
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Momentarily they turn yellow again, only to fall in with the other foils, all of them dispersing and colliding, like billiard balls sent scattering across a table.
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During the street protests in Moscow in 2011-12, workers at a similar plant in central Russia offered Mr. Putin their help in dispersing anti-Kremlin protesters.
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In Earth's oceans, organic substances from deeper waters can accumulate on the walls of rising air bubbles, traveling to the surface and then dispersing when the bubble bursts.
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Pop-up basketball academies for high school stars and AAU travel teams are carrying away the city's top prep players, dispersing them to college programs across the country.
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Instead of eliminating the hive, Obama is merely poking it with a stick, stirring it up, dispersing the swarm, and allowing the bees to set up new nests.
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Whereas the high grade antiseptic soaps used in medical facilities actually kill germs, regular soap just sloughs it off the body, dispersing it, which is how germs spread.
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There were still ballerinas, but their bodies were bone white against black backgrounds, eerie like the flutes of factory smoke that Degas depicted dispersing hazily in the sky.
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Built in the 2000s near Glasgow, Hamilton Palace had about 21806 rooms filled with furniture and art, but by the 22013s, the family began dispersing items at auction.
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But in Twitter's organizational model, this prospect is immensely unlikely: It is a crowd of people (including the president) with megaphones, convening as temporary audiences and then dispersing.
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The crew meets for an hourlong orientation, where they learn the correct technique for dispersing the confetti, which Mr. Heining says you have to see to fully appreciate.
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With tons of water reservoir capacities, styles, and dispersing methods, your oil diffuser selection should depend on the room size and type of mood you want to create.
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At one level, it should not be surprising that there has been a shift from using earnings to make productivity-enhancing investments to instead dispersing profits to shareholders.
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Next week, Field plans to dispatch a buoy into the Arctic Ocean to monitor sea ice, and then return next month to try dispersing more sand on lake ice.
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A terabyte of torrents seeded by Distributed Denial of Secrets (DDOS)—journalists dispersing records that governments and corporations would rather nobody read—are as of writing being downloaded daily.
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At some point, French "Ultras" began perpetrating violent unprovoked attacks on England fans to which the police responded by not by arresting but dispersing protagonists with tear gas grenades.
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U.N. agencies have pushed governments to include urban poor in city planning by improving slums - some of which have existed for decades - rather than dispersing people who live there.
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"Either they're dispersing because of limited food supply, or it could potentially be that these are low bears on the pecking order, and they're being pushed away," said Miller.
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Shot in the heads or on the chest and it looks like the government had no intention of just dispersing the crowd but actually to intimidate and strike terror.
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Security forces killed at least seven opposition supporters, wounded 50, and arrested dozens more while dispersing opposition campaign events earlier this month, sometimes with live ammunition and tear gas.
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On Sunday, the company began offering a new privacy center that puts user security settings on one page instead of dispersing them across different sections of the social network.
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His Arsenal team had just overcome Lincoln City, in the quarterfinals of the F.A. Cup, the sort of result that staved off a downpour rather than dispersing the clouds.
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In the mid-2000s, the EAC played an integral role dispersing more than $3 billion in federal funds and guidance to modernize and support local and state voting systems.
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Some 21,672 Syrian refugees - sponsored by both private citizens and the government - have arrived in Canada since November, dispersing into more than 200 communities, according to the Immigration Department.
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But if their hunch is correct, then they can expect to see the nebula continue expanding from the shock wave, until they see the star again through the dispersing dust.
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For example, he said, companies in which his firm has invested can accomplish feats such as recognizing 3 million faces at the same time, or dispersing loans in eight seconds.
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Some of that slip could be attributed to viewers dispersing to NBC's live streams online or to its cable channels like MSNBC and Bravo, which were also showing the Olympics.
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By dispersing specially engineered pigments in a dark-coloured surface layer over the top of a reflective white underlayer, PPG was able to achieve the same thing for aircraft paint.
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After the melee, as counterprotesters were dispersing, a 20-year-old man who friends say admired Adolf Hitler smashed his car into the crowd, killing a 32-year-old woman.
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Two other protesters, including the doctor in his mid-20s, said they had seen gunfire erupt as soldiers confronted National Intelligence and Security Service forces intent on dispersing the protesters.
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And the police, in a city where demonstrations routinely turn violent or destructive, held the line against both sides, later dispersing the crowds with flash-bang grenades and pepper spray.
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"In terms of spreading respiratory viruses, this is greatly facilitated by close contact between large groups of individuals, and by people arriving from and dispersing to distant locations," he said.
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Instead she has proved to be a zealous, hands-on enforcer of Aceh's conservative moral code, issuing a nighttime curfew for women and personally dispersing events deemed to contradict Shariah.
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Witnesses and officials said that the census team, along with security forces, had been gathering near the site of the blast during the past few days, before dispersing to neighborhoods.
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Earlier Tuesday, Mexican Foreign Affairs Secretary Luis Videgaray Caso had tweeted the caravan was "dispersing" on its own and that Mexico's immigration policies would not be influenced by foreign threats.
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In Colorado's case, the tourism office's online Colorado Field Guide outlines 252 multiday itineraries with the goal of dispersing its 82 million travelers across the seasons and across the state.
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In Colorado's case, the tourism office's online Colorado Field Guide outlines 252 multiday itineraries with the goal of dispersing its 82 million travelers across the seasons and across the state.
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Thirty minutes after dispersing her guests, Ms. Bouley sent a joyful update: All pack members had left the pen, and the gate had been closed to prevent their re-entry.
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Paris attracted the biggest march as 5,500 protesters, according to a police estimate, went from the traditional rallying point of Republic square through central Paris before dispersing near the Louvre museum.
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Screenshot: National Videogame Museum (Twitter)Without the internet instantly dispersing images to millions of people, it was probably a lot easier to keep video game prototypes under wraps in the '80s.
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Trucks piled with khat head out of the town every 30 minutes, dispersing their produce to the nearby Ethiopian Somali Region and Hargeisa, in the neighboring semi-autonomous region of Somaliland.
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CONCERNS about regional inequality and frustration with elites are contributing to interest in an intriguing idea: reining in the economic and political power of Washington by dispersing government agencies more widely.
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Speaking to a cybersecurity conference at Fordham University Wednesday, Comey predicted that eventually crushing ISIS in its self-proclaimed caliphate in Syria and Iraq will likely result in dispersing terrorists elsewhere.
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The spacecraft will ll burn up and break apart, its molecules dispersing far and wide into the blustery ball of gas that it's spent the last decade-and-a-half studying.
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Video footage from a relative shows someone sprinting through a dispersing crowd of protesters and a bearded Mendoza falling to the ground, his jeans soaked in blood from a stomach wound.
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Egyptian police fired birdshot and tear gas at protesters in Cairo on Monday, dispersing hundreds of demonstrators who had managed to group together despite an intense police presence in the city.
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For over a decade, the gangs have been separated by institution to reduce internecine warfare; this has had the unintended effect of strengthening them by uniting rather than dispersing their leadership.
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With a model based on the visual capacities of the seed-dispersing animals, they also determined who was most likely to detect different fruit colors contrasting against an assortment of backgrounds.
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At one point in November, when pollution levels were 20 times the World Health Organization's safe level, the city's plan to use smog-dispersing helicopters was grounded — by the smog itself.
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Dispersing the content among servers across the internet made it more likely the information would remain accessible even after Twitter shut down the account that initially published the links, he said.
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FRANKFURT, March 10 (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank is dispersing some of its Frankfurt-based trading and infrastructure teams across different locations after one of its staff in the city contracted the coronavirus.
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Billions of bees are transported to California each year to pollinate almond groves, before moving on to prunes or plums, then cherries, and finally dispersing to crops like melons and blueberries.
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And it generally takes two to three weeks for something to make it from mouth to poop in a snake, so they can also be important agents in dispersing these seeds elsewhere.
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San Diego (CNN)Police clad in riot gear and wielding batons began dispersing a crowd of Donald Trump supporters and protesters here Friday night after the presumptive GOP nominee held a rally.
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As of September 2017, Rachael's Rescue had donated more than $21 million to pet charities and other organizations that do good for pets, dispersing funds for food, medical supplies, treatments and more.
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It starts off very blue and purple, and then when they get to the seaside suddenly it's all these yellows and it's kind of bright as the bruise is dispersing and healing.
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This would harm animals such as ocelots in South Texas and desert bighorn sheep in Arizona, along with endangered plants that need the free movement of pollinating insects and seed-dispersing birds.
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The Poroshenko government not only co-opted the cause of the Ukrainian nationalists on Wednesday but also cracked down on them, with the police routing them from their encampments and dispersing them.
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"The guards would regularly throw tear gas grenades inside the cell, and blocked the doors' bars with a mattress to prevent the gas from dispersing," the report quoted one unnamed detainee as saying.
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Watkins blasted the web service Cloudflare after it ended support for 8chan after the attacks Saturday, calling the company responsible for dispersing "a peacefully assembled group of people talking," according to the Journal.
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BOKE, Guinea (Reuters) - When the frustration of youths in this Guinean mining town finally erupted, they looted shops, pillaged government buildings and smashed up dozens of vehicles, dispersing only when police opened fire.
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Then, a giant wave — big enough to submerge an area the size of Paris in 15 feet of water — washed across southeastern Laos, ripping villages apart, swallowing homes, and dispersing thousands of people.
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ALMATY (Reuters) - Police in Kazakhstan detained about 500 people on Sunday after dispersing protests against an uncompetitive presidential election set to confirm Kassym-Jomart Tokayev as the successor to veteran leader Nursultan Nazarbayev.
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The hairy, pig-like creatures emit a distinctive musky smell that is not easy to forget, and play a crucial role in their ecosystems, dispersing seeds and creating habitats for insects and amphibians.
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"By dispersing them, they also dispersed them back to the communities where they are now developing more efficient strategies to have a say over what happens on their land," he told Mr. Estrin.
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Often that means blistering a Bluetooth speaker with something punishing—say the chattery, crowd-dispersing chaos of Wolf Eyes' "Stabbed in the Face"—especially when the responsibility has been unwillingly foisted upon me.
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It was acquired in its entirety by a Long Island collector named William Meyers in 1959, who proceeded to sell the works off individually throughout the 1960s, Freeman said, dispersing them far and wide.
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Riot police shield themselves as protesters throw objects at them as they chase protesters through a shopping mall after dispersing a pro-democracy march in the Sha Tin district of Hong Kong, July 218.
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The way to restore order and peace is not by dispersing crowds brutally while ignoring their legitimate demands—such as universal suffrage—but to respect international treaties and the will of Hong Kong people.
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After dispersing supplies, Watt said he wants to regroup and devise a new plan for the millions he has raised and seek advice from individuals and organizations that have helped victims of Hurricane Katrina.
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Security forces moved on Monday to prevent a repeat scenario, blocking roads in Cairo leading to a central meeting point and dispersing a march in the Dokki neighborhood with tear gas, a witness said.
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The United States Agency for International Development describes the multiyear Strategy for Central America, which is responsible for dispersing much of this aid, as focused on institutional reforms and developmental challenges that drive migration.
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But that did not stop the police raiding the barn on the outskirts of Shanghai, abruptly halting the cricket-fighting tournament, dispersing the spectators and arresting the organisers, all for the crime of gambling.
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Because, unlike many democracies, the United States has a robust infrastructure to hold the permanent bureaucracy accountable to democratic outcomes, by dispersing thousands of presidential political appointees at different levels throughout the Executive Branch.
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Seen through the eyes of Reeves and his co-authors, the biological, economic and societal implications of dispersing horizontal genetic alteration agents into ecosystems are "profound," especially in light of the insect delivery system.
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Insiders are typically locked up from selling after an IPO for six months, but then start to unload their stake, dispersing the shares over time to limited partners or selling them and returning the cash.
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And so, I just find it ironic that every time something super-sensitive is happening, one way or the other, it ends up dispersing from the White House and this sort of ridiculous anonymous way.
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Mexico's secretary of foreign affairs, Luis Videgaray Caso, said the caravan would be dispersing gradually and that Mexico would enforce its immigration policies according to its law and not according to pressure or outside threats.
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Beyond these sunny visions, dispersing central-government functions usually has three specific aims: to improve the lives of both civil servants and those living in clogged capitals; to save money; and to redress regional imbalances.
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According to multiple reports, at least 100 people are also injured after the attack, which occurred late Thursday night as a crowd of people was dispersing, having finished watching fireworks celebrating France's largest public holiday.
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Banco Bradesco SA led the sector in September, dispersing loans worth 1.38 billion reais, followed by Caixa Economica Federal with 1.16 billion reais and Itau Unibanco Holding SA with 1.06 billion reais, according to Abecip.
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The rally in Los Angeles remained peaceful and drew smaller crowds than some past May Day demonstrations in the city, with several hundred people marching through downtown at one point but largely dispersing by midafternoon.
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The U.S. government will implement a system for dispersing dangerous vapors at a polluted nuclear site in Washington state in response to a lawsuit on behalf of cleanup workers who were sickened by the vapors.
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Instead of dispersing the crowd, Sudanese soldiers permitted the protesters to stay and by last weekend began to block — and in a few cases fire upon — other security and intelligence forces seeking to crack down.
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"We lost a lot of money on fraud with people using the (ID) card and accessing the care for someone else," he said adding that dispersing of incorrect medicine is a big risk with digitization.
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"Hermit crabs play a crucial role in the health of tropical environments by aerating and fertilising soil, and dispersing seeds and removing detritus, as well being a key part of the marine ecosystem," Lavers warned.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkish police deployed in central Istanbul on Sunday to enforce a ban on the city's annual gay and transgender pride march, blocking off a main street and dispersing groups of demonstrators who gathered nearby.
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Furthermore, the group recommended dispersing detailed information about the site to libraries around the globe, to prevent some sort of cataclysmic, Library of Alexandria-type of information loss should a disaster strike one of the sites.
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Mind the death zone—air, air, air—and go back down,then tomorrow like shoeless sheepleave earth behind with its examples of falling,what's right and what's wrongno more than dispersing and building cloudson the mountain.
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After the melee, as counter-protesters were dispersing, a 20-year-old man who is said by law enforcement to have harbored Nazi sympathies smashed his car into the crowd, killing a 32-year-old woman.
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In the opposite direction, smaller galleries, especially in New York, are dispersing beyond established art neighborhoods like Chelsea, Bushwick and the Upper and Lower East Side, to far-flung locations, exploiting New York's extensive subway system.
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"We don't want anybody to steal this moment of emotion," the top state official in Nantes, prefect Claude d'Harcourt, told reporters, saying he would allow the march but ban protesters from dispersing into the city center.
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As the so-called dispersing sex, female bonobos must leave their birthplaces before puberty and find another social set to join, which means that none of the adult females in a given bonobo community are kin.
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Holding photographs of their missing relatives, the protesters, known as the Saturday Mothers, sat down briefly on the ground before dispersing as a police commander threatened over a bullhorn to break up the gathering by force.
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Nevertheless, subordinates may seek higher status and personal parenthood in a number of ways: by dispersing to a neighboring pack if available, forming a new pack, or getting pregnant at home and hoping for the best.
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Lam to suspend the proposed legislation, but demonstrators want it to be fully withdrawn and have also turned their scrutiny on the police, whom they say acted with excessive force in dispersing a June 12 protest.
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In the edited video, a crowd can be seen dispersing from apparent gunfire, with Bradford taking a few steps toward the shooting scene before he is shot by one of two officers approaching him from behind.
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Nevertheless, subordinates may seek higher status and personal parenthood in a number of ways: by dispersing to a neighboring pack if available, forming a new pack, or getting pregnant at home and hoping for the best.
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Gerrymandering typically involves packing voters who tend to favor a particular party into a small number of districts to diminish their statewide voting power while dispersing others in districts in numbers too small to be a majority.
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The drone, manufactured by South African firm Desert Wolf, can hover mid-air over a protest and fire up to 20 paintballs (or other "non-lethal" ammunition) per second while simultaneously dispersing tear gas pellets onto people.
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The drone, manufactured by South African firm Desert Wolf, can hover mid-air over a protest and fire up to 203 paintballs (or other "non-lethal" ammunition) per second while simultaneously dispersing tear gas pellets onto people.
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"Frugivorous bats play an important role in the planting and regeneration of forest in the tropics, thanks to the action of dispersing seeds over the landscape," Irene Conenna, an ecologist at the University of Helsinki, told Gizmodo.
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Tens of thousands marched through the crowded Mong Kok district in the afternoon, with many then dispersing to different parts of the Kowloon peninsula, where they defaced police station signs and set up barriers across busy streets.
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So, the evacuation plan included setting up Red Cross kitchens to feed the refugees, strategically dispersing medical personnel to field hospitals to treat injuries and establishing 12 "reception areas" in towns outside of Portland to host people.
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Suggesting slow-moving fireworks or fast-moving constellations, the lighted birds circle the boat where their coops are housed, dispersing and coalescing in rhythms that form a kind of silent music that you hear with your eyes.
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The works will be transferred to France upon the couple's deaths, and the Musée d'Orsay has agreed to display their collection intact in a dedicated space in the museum rather than dispersing the works throughout the galleries.
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The tension is that these minority populations are growing and dispersing even as the President has demonstrated how many whites will respond to political appeals that touch, directly or indirectly, on anxiety about precisely that demographic change.
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In Mali, where an officer who received U.S. anti-terrorist training led a coup triggering ethnic and jihadist insurrections, about 20,000 U.N. peacekeeping and French regional forces have succeeded only in dispersing armed groups over a wider area.
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"Survival for most of us isn't about knowing the funds might be coming, it's about getting the funds so we can start dispersing them," he said, adding that it's "crushing" not being able to pay staff and vendors.
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"We don't know who made these tools nor do we know how much local influences prevailed as compared to possible influences from dispersing hominins out of Africa," Pappu told CNN, adding that these are questions for further studies.
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But those highly organized operations have fizzled over the last 25 years as prosecutors swept up gang leaders, and the city demolished public housing projects, dispersing gang members primarily to minority neighborhoods on the West and South Sides.
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Today, DOE's $32 billion budget can basically be split into four big categories: Back in 2012, Perry's presidential campaign recommended splitting up some of these different functions and dispersing them among other agencies — a large-scale reorganization basically.
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CLUI, a nonprofit dedicated to dispersing knowledge on the use and perception of our national lands, has previously considered topics like the "terrestrial manifestations" of American presidents in last year's Executive Decisions: The Personal Landscape Legacy of American Presidents.
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Slavery pieces like Glory, 12 Years a Slave, and Amistad are the empathy manufacturers of black cinema, dispersing pockets of heartache and pain with a message: Black folks were slaves, shit was fucked up, white folks... you fucked up.
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And then, I have no idea what happened, but the tanks started rolling towards the protesters who then went into panic mode and started dispersing all over, screaming and shouting ... I don't remember seeing or hearing any gun shots.
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Mahmoud Abu Zeid, also known as Shawkan, was detained in 2013 while taking pictures of security forces dispersing an anti-government sit-in in which hundreds of loyalists of ousted president Mohamed Mursi and several police officers were killed.
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In 1999, just two years after the UK handed over Hong Kong to China, the US authorized the export of chemical agents and chemical agent-dispersing equipment to Hong Kong's government, in addition to handguns and other military gear.
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LIHKG has been vital for the protesters who use the motto, "Be Water," a reference to staging civil disobedience in one part of Hong Kong to attract attention before dispersing and quickly moving to another part of the city.
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Swelling and subsiding, growing concentrated and emphatic and then dispersing, evoking a full choir or alien tones from the remote universe, the sound laves viewers as they move through the room, the whole space transformed into a multifaceted instrument.
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"My new colleagues were as surprised as I was by the involuntary reassignment to a job title with no duties in an office that specializes in auditing and dispersing fossil fuel royalty income," he said in his resignation letter.
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The platform, which give millions of donors the option to store their information on the platform, allows each of those users to donate money to 2673,000 campaigns and nonprofits with Amazon-like efficiency, dispersing money in just one-click.
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Garland directed the fund's administrators "that the money should be distributed as fast as it can be put into reliable hands," in contrast to many foundations, which seek to sustain themselves indefinitely, dispersing only a small share of their money.
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Researchers studying the potential consequences of dispersing tiny particles into the upper atmosphere, where they would reflect incoming solar radiation and offset global warming, have come up with a way to avoid producing ill effects in some regions, such as drought.
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The dictator's private arsenal has been looted, dispersing heavy weaponry throughout the region; at one point, the protagonists hustle a pair of visiting lobbyists through a street market where fruit stands set next to booths peddling RPGs and crates of missiles.
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General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, deputy head of the Transitional Military Council and head of the RSF, which controls Khartoum and whose members are accused of violently dispersing the sit-in outside the Defence Ministry, defended the latter's role in maintaining security.
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By dispersing shares among a greater number of investors, the split also could help owner family members and affiliate companies, the controlling shareholders, fend off attempts by other shareholders to have a greater say over the company's affairs, analysts said.
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The protest came a day after police detained seven Crimean Tatars on Moscow's Red Square after dispersing a demonstration aimed at drawing attention to alleged rights abuses on the Black Sea peninsula which Russia annexed from Ukraine five years ago.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian police detained seven Crimean Tatars on Moscow's Red Square on Wednesday after dispersing a demonstration that had aimed to draw attention to alleged rights abuses on the Black Sea peninsula which Russia annexed from Ukraine five years ago.
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The incident came a day after police detained seven Crimean Tatars on Moscow's Red Square after dispersing a similar demonstration aimed at drawing attention to alleged rights abuses on the Black Sea peninsula which Russia annexed from Ukraine five years ago.
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He also demanded that Saudi Arabia explain why it had 15 top officials fly in and out of Turkey on chartered jets, all congregating at the consulate in the hours before Khashoggi's arrival, and dispersing back to Saudi soon after.
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US and UK scientific assessments found that the most viable way to reduce warming within a decade or two is to slightly increase the reflection of sunlight from the atmosphere by dispersing natural particles in the stratosphere or into ocean clouds.
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But in their gentleness, their sensitivity to small gestures and their haze of slowly dispersing sadness, the stories were part of the literature of otherness that had been a central theme of adult fiction forever, if only more recently of children's.
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TIRANA (Reuters) - Supporters of Albanian opposition parties rallied on Saturday to ask Prime Minister Edi Rama to quit and pave the way to fresh polls, dispersing after throwing firecrackers and flares to police who responded with water jets and tear gas.
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Prime Minister Viktor Orban said after a meeting on Thursday of the so-called Visegrad Group — made up of Hungary, Poland, the Czech Republic and Slovakia — that the countries continue to reject any EU quota plans for dispersing asylum-seekers throughout Europe.
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Photographer Nan Goldin has lead some of the efforts in the art community against institutions who have accepted money from the Sacklers, dispersing pill bottles at the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Sackler pavilion and staging a die-in at the Guggenheim Museum.
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Though Lean In made around $450,000 in grants in its first few years of operating, dispersing funds to organizations like Women for Women International and the Clayman Institute for Gender Research at Stanford, grant making by the foundation declined sharply after 20163.
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Image 2 of 2 HARARE, Zimbabwe – As Zimbabwe&aposs president preaches democratic reform in a country emerging from decades of repression, the scenes of soldiers dispersing opposition protesters after a disputed election have cast a shadow on promises of a new era.
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The real draw is that YnM's version is relatively inexpensive, made from breathable cotton, has segments that prevent the weighted beads from dispersing unevenly, and comes in sizes large enough to span your bed as a normal blanket rather than only personal-sized.
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While Ryan Murphy's scripted drama served as a sort of pinhole camera, capturing so much about our society through just depicting one case, "Made in America" is more like a prism, with dozens of ideas refracted through the case and dispersing outward.
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Not to mention, knowing you have time off planned in two months gives you a chance to think of the coming weeks, dispersing a little work here and a little work there, rather than attempting to squeeze it all into a small window.
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The substance is derived from organophosphate pesticides, and military officials had envisioned dispersing it over a wide area — using a specialized artillery shell or bomb, for instance — to kill or incapacitate enemy forces and make the affected area impossible to safely move through.
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The Sudanese Professionals' Association, the country's main protest group, said in a news conference on Monday that the military council is "systematically trying to undermine the gains of the revolution by destroying freedom of expression and violently dispersing the protests they call for".
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Why it matters: Solar geoengineering, which would involve dispersing sulfate aerosols into the stratosphere, is viewed as a possible way to offset some of the global warming that would result from doubling the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere compared to preindustrial levels.
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Police in Baton Rouge, Louisiana used armored vehicles and other forceful tactics while making arrests and dispersing hundreds of demonstrators who gathered on Sunday evening to protest the death of Alton Sterling, a black man who was fatally shot by white police officers last week.
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Supporters of the plan envision whittling down the city's inmate population, already at historical lows, and then dispersing the inmates still incarcerated, including those charged with the most serious crimes, to a constellation of modern neighborhood jails in easy proximity to families, lawyers and courthouses.
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But his Facebook page also describes a more unusual operagoing ritual, which investigators now say led to the events that stopped the show at the Met: dispersing the ashes of a friend, whom he described as an "opera mentor," at opera houses around the country.
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But what make the system special are those plaques that honor lesser-known London toilers, like Willy Clarkson (Theatrical Wigmaker), Prince Peter Kropotkin (Theorist of Anarchism) and Hertha Ayrton (a physicist, she invented a fan device used in trench warfare for dispersing poisonous gas).
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Soldiers accustomed to operating from large, secure bases in Iraq and Afghanistan must now practice using camouflage netting to disguise their positions and dispersing into smaller groups to avoid sophisticated surveillance drones that could direct rocket or missile attacks against personnel or command posts.
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And before Trump credited Mexico's "strong immigration laws" for dispersing much of the migrant group on Thursday, earlier this week he warned that he would "stop their cash cow, NAFTA," if the country doesn't reduce the flow of immigrants coming across the southern US border.
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In a report earlier this year, the State Department warned that Islamic State, al Qaeda and its affiliates have adapted by dispersing and becoming less vulnerable to military action after the United States and its partners made "major strides" against the armed Islamist groups.
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"In light of developments in the military situation in northeastern Syria and American decisions, and in order to ensure the security of French people, we are exploring all options in order to prevent these potentially dangerous individuals from escaping or dispersing," the statement said.
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On Thursday night, lawmakers on the House appropriations committee approved a request from President Donald Trump's administration to transfer $1 billion from a general fund to the emergency disaster response fund to ensure FEMA could continue dispersing money to those across the region needing immediate aid.
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Dispersing, each of theTroubadours had something to say about how charityHad run its race and won, leaving you the ex-presidentOf the event … Meaning in an Ashbery poem is always about to arrive like the "studious" butterfly that settles all too briefly (or doesn't), then veers off.
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Students receive ample room to party on the dance floor, outside of the gymnasium, and they also have the opportunity to connect with a rotating group of community providers and partners who are dispersing pamphlets for protected sex practices and neon-colored bracelets in equal measure.
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Other officials said it was unclear whether Iran was dispersing its ballistic missile units — the heart of the Iranian military — to avoid American attack, or was mobilizing the units for a major strike against American targets or allies in the region in retaliation for General Suleimani's death.
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There's science that shows flushing a toilet can spray a mist of poo into the air, that public bathroom surfaces — door handles and soap dispensers — are covered in bacteria from our urine and feces, and that certain types of hand dryers are particularly effective at dispersing all these germs.
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As the water mixture is injected into the silicon oil, the gold nanoparticles interact with the polymer ligands to create a flexible elastic sheath (a sort of supersoap, as the researchers call it) around the water to lock it in place and prevent it from dispersing and losing its unique shape.
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In Europe, American and allied soldiers accustomed to operating from large, secure bases in Iraq and Afghanistan now practice using camouflage netting to disguise their positions and dispersing into smaller groups to avoid sophisticated Russian surveillance drones that could potentially direct rocket or missile attacks against personnel or command posts.
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Iran could proclaim a political victory without climbing the escalation ladder; the United States could back away without unleashing a firestorm that would have destroyed Iranian conventional defenses but done nothing to uproot the asymmetrical weapons — proxy groups and cyber capabilities — that Iran has been developing and dispersing for 85033 years.
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Responding to reports that he had been consulted on the dispersal of the protest site, Mahmoud said that he had attended a meeting with military heads to discuss judicial supervision of a plan to clear the area used by criminals, but that the idea of dispersing the camp had not been discussed.
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Protesters were treated violently by a crowd in Alabama, a protester being escorted out by police was sucker-punched by a Trump supporter in North Carolina, a Chicago rally was canceled because of concern about protests and the dispersing crowds clashed violently, and protesters in Arizona shut down a road leading to a Trump event.
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Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) is dispersing funds straight to House Republicans' campaign committees on Tuesday as the GOP gears up for the 85033 midterm elections, according to a new report.
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That act of vandalism drew France's president to a small village in the northeast, hours before huge crowds filled one of the capital's historic squares, Place de la République, and stood silently in the winter twilight for brief remarks by a rabbi and a rendition of the national anthem, before dispersing in solemn silence.
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"We're democratizing access to a physical salesforce by aggregating all the fractionalised or partial demand into a common platform and dispersing that to individuals in the gig economy," said Rob Frohwein — the CEO of Kabbage who is co-founding Drum with his Kabbage co-founder and COO Kathryn Petralia and Troy Deus — said in an interview with TechCrunch.
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MCALLEN, Texas – In the Texas town of McAllen, Central American asylum-seekers are being released and are dispersing across the U.S. That is admittedly only one snapshot of the unsettled situation along the nation&aposs southern border, where President Donald Trump&aposs reversal on separating families has sown chaos and uncertainty and there has been little guidance from the administration.
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This…Read more ReadThe PlayStation Classic Is Minimum Effort Nostalgia Even though I know all these retro consoles are largely an effort turn my nostalgia into big-time…Read more ReadThis Incredibly Rare Console from the 1980s Is Like the Switch&aposs Great-Great-Great Grandparent…Without the internet instantly dispersing images to millions of people, it was probably a lot…Read more Read
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For example, [US representative] Nikki HaleyNimrata (Nikki) HaleyThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Haley: 'Threats of China on full display' in Hong Kong Juan Williams: Trump's trouble with women MORE can share American experience of dispersing protests, tell in detail how, for example, there were mass arrests and suppression of the Occupy Wall Street movement or how Ferguson was 'cleaned up.
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Trump is expected to meet with Putin on Monday in Helsinki, where he said he may ask the Russian leader about extraditing 12 Russian agents who were charged on Friday in the 2016 hacking of the Democratic National Committee and dispersing documents meant to undercut Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's campaign.
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