Officers responded and saw a Chevrolet Cobalt being driven away.
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Sanallah could be seen being driven away in a car.
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He, not Mr King, has driven away the party's suburban voters.
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The crisis hasn't just driven away tourists and hurt local businesses.
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The city's rising housing costs have driven away many restaurant workers.
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Is the First Amendment damaged when these speakers are driven away?
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The president remained on Air Force One until Priebus was driven away.
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"I'm very well, thank God," he said, before he was driven away.
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Then he was bundled into a van and driven away to Lefortovo prison.
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As the detainees were driven away, the counter-demonstrators banged on the windows.
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People say the refugees have driven away tourists, but I don't think so.
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Police said other suspects are believed to have driven away from the scene.
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The video ends as traffic clears and the passenger's car is driven away.
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He clearly has driven away educated voters, especially educated women, with his style.
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On the other hand, believers in Whole Foods growth were driven away ages ago.
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When he gets in the van to be driven away, he's angry and hurt.
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Video footage showed him smiling in a police car as he was driven away.
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Some were seen being driven away in the back of a large dump truck.
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Whenever passersby have intervened, the assailants have backed off and driven away, he said.
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Of the ones that are loaded onto trucks and driven away, 70% go to Lagos.
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He was quickly driven away by an ambulance, pronounced dead, and delivered to a morgue.
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Both have been driven away by years of political upheaval and sporadic acts of terrorism.
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These sanctions have driven away many customers of Venezuelan oil, leaving supplies for some refiners.
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When the sitter came back outside, he saw the white 2016 Honda Accord being driven away.
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This is partly because a series of terrorist attacks has driven away tourists and foreign investors.
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"Before, when fishermen tried to fish there, they were driven away by water cannon," he said.
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Rather, they were apparently driven away in fear by whatever dark forces inhabit the Roanoke farmhouse.
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They are being driven away from the prison in Thiès to enter a studio and fight.
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Donald J. Trump's candidacy has driven away throngs of Republican elected officials, donors and policy experts.
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It underscores how his personal flaws have driven away talented subordinates and attracted self-serving replacements.
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The two were then driven away by Reuters colleagues and reunited with their wives and children.
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As Mr. Khan was driven away for questioning, he watched his home go up in flames.
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He was surrounded by United States Border Patrol agents, hustled into an S.U.V. and driven away.
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Their owner wanted the cows driven away from that dangerous perch and moved onto higher ground.
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More than an hour later he was driven away in an armoured vehicle by police officers.
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When the museum's car was being driven away, some city employees thought it was their car.
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So clearly he'd been driven away but he wanted to make a grand entrance in a helicopter.
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Family members shouted at the Rada men, calling them "dogs", as Abedi was handcuffed and driven away.
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It's also clearly impacting Twitter's business — abuse has driven away numerous celebrity users and even potential acquirers.
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Ethics questions have threatened his good standing with the president and driven away some senior staff members.
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Orlando is coming together to show that we are stronger than that hate that was driven away.
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The group, which included two men, four women and a child, were driven away in a vehicle.
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The group, which included two men, four women and a child, were driven away in a vehicle.
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They were released and driven away in a United States Embassy car on Wednesday, police officials said.
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Clearly he had been driven away but he wanted to make a grand entrance in a helicopter.
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It seemed as though yet another female e-sports athlete had been driven away from the scene.
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And those many Main Street investors will be driven away just when they need investment returns the most.
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The Cambridge Analytica scandal has driven away some users — mostly those troubled by how Facebook harvests personal information.
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As Priebus and Spicer were humiliated and driven away, you could almost hear the snickers in the audience.
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The video eventually shows Tensing holding his gun in front of his chest after DuBose has driven away.
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But conservatives in the House could be driven away if the bill swings too far to the center.
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Mr. Silver, who had no comment, got into the back seat of a car and was driven away.
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Foreign investment in Pakistan was scant, driven away by terrorist attacks and the country's enduring reputation for corruption.
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New York (CNN Business)Amazon's go-it-alone delivery strategy has driven away one of its biggest partners.
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She told Reuters they were put onto motorbikes ridden by masked men in civilian clothes, and driven away.
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Customers probably won't be driven away by that increase, said Tuna Amobi, a media analyst at CFRA research.
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Television showed Wilson being driven away from the court in Newcastle, about 170 km (105 miles) north of Sydney.
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Many more have been kept out of, or driven away from, our privileged little world for no good reason.
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I can't tell you how many times I've driven away from helping someone with tears streaming down my face.
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Kraft then got into the front passenger seat of the Bentley and was driven away by Bernon, prosecutors said.
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Guzman was wheeled out of the facility in a laundry cart and driven away by a prison maintenance worker.
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"The siege of media coverage has driven away virtually all of the Company's customers and suppliers," the statement said.
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Barack was graceful in his exit, waving at the crowd before hopping into his car and being driven away.
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Frankenstein's monster lurks outside a peasant family's house, only to be driven away when they catch sight of him.
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Ortiz said he fled his native land months ago, driven away by an ultimatum from a ruthless street gang.
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But U.S. sanctions imposed in January in an effort to oust Maduro have driven away many of those customers.
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I tried humor: which muse, I wanted to know, which muse had I driven away when I approached her?
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As he was driven away from the villa in a police car, according to prosecutors, the women gave chase.
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Moments later, the girl and her father embrace in the parking lot as they watch their car being driven away.
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The famous and non-famous alike had been driven away by a redesign so terrible that it generated a Change.
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I also noticed men who looked like executives coming out of the building, entering the cars and being driven away.
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The industry simply can't afford to have smart, talented women driven away because of who we're letting guard the door.
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He did not speak to the media afterwards, but shook hands with Putin before being driven away in his limousine.
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Most of these investors left after the 2011 uprising, driven away by rising political turmoil and falling global gold prices.
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Trump's candidacy has attracted passionate support from a core group of voters but also driven away some moderates and independents.
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Well-wishers look on as Toronto Councillor Rob Ford's casket is driven away following funeral services at St. James Cathedral.
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Shortly after the workers were driven away, several protesters and cops shoved each other but there were no immediate arrests.
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The Postal Service's remaining customers should be encouraged to stay with them—not penalized with higher rates and driven away.
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"The president's actions have driven away our allies, and there is no discernible strategy guiding the way forward," said Sen.
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Hania was driven away in a green, 2002 Ford Expedition with South Carolina license plate NWS-984, Lumberton police said.
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He argues that the organization's "utterly incompetent management of the hotel" has driven away guests and sapped the property's profits.
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On Wednesday, in Baltimore, four monumental sculptures with Confederate association were hoisted, by night, onto city trucks and driven away.
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The controllers have resorted to the working gate at least four times since ISIS was driven away from the dam.
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Witnesses said they were picked up from a small convenience store on Friday night and driven away in three police cars.
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The company's well-documented struggles with reducing abuse on the platform have driven away millions of users, former executives have said.
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Thousands have been arrested, and the often violent demonstrations have driven away tourists, kept shoppers off the streets and discouraged business.
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Video posted online by Lopez's family shows him being driven away in a car with markings of Venezuela's intelligence service SEBIN.
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One of the biggest factors in the outages: a constantly shrinking staff, driven away by costly medical benefits and unsafe conditions.
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When we meet Chihiro, she's being driven away from her home and everything she knows to live in a new town.
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Over the weekend, the Green Party promised to increase the intake of refugees driven away from their homes by climate change.
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The simulations showed that when there's more than 59 percent alcohol in the drink, the molecule gets driven away from the surface.
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The man could be seen being questioned as journalists were driven away from the area where the security sweeps had taken place.
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The outbreaks have driven away customers, wiped more than a quarter off the company's stock price and resulted in a shareholder lawsuit.
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According to his wife, he was blindfolded by unknown people in plainclothes early on Thursday and was driven away in a vehicle.
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Retailers have also had to reduce prices of some foods like poultry and meat to lure back shoppers driven away by hikes.
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If businesses are driven away from using mail, that leads to less mail, less revenue and a weaker Postal Service for everyone.
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The CSU's hard-nosed approach with Merkel on immigration had only boosted the AfD and driven away liberal CSU voters, he added.
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Driven away by high costs and abysmal customer service, a growing number of Americans have hung up on traditional cable TV service.
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In the video, the car is seen being driven away from the emergency room entrance just as a passenger-side door swings open.
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They were joined by some Jamaican Maroons, transported from the Caribbean by the British in 1796 but soon driven away by Canada's climate.
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Channel One said the journalist, Anna Kurbatova, had been grabbed by unknown assailants near her home, bundled into a car, and driven away.
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And a number of American socialists migrated south during the Red Scare campaign of the 1950s, driven away by Senator Joseph R. McCarthy.
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"Asian investors have been driven away from euros by QE-led negative rates in 2016," said Petra Wehlert, KfW's head of capital markets.
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Police had blocked some legislators from entering the building, and live television footage showed two of them being driven away in security vehicles.
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Dozens of protesters were seen making their escapes by climbing down ropes dangled from motorway overpasses before being driven away by waiting motorbikes.
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Ethel and Courtney also wore matching straw sun hats and dark sunglasses and looked somber as they were driven away from the pier.
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As the service ended, the officers — including Officer Guindon's colleagues — stood at attention as her body was driven away in a black hearse.
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Video footage of the incident from online news portal TV Rain showed seven of the protesters being driven away in two police cars.
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A golf cart is seen being driven away by an officer, but it's difficult to see whether anyone else is in the cart.
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"That's why Eric is such an amazing and beautiful person," she explained in voiceover as the personal trailer is driven away from the competition.
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At least eight suspected people smugglers were driven away in police cars, while identification procedures were begun in the port for the other migrants.
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Vonn, who finished 24th, spent just under an hour in the medical treatment tent before being escorted to a waiting car and driven away.
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The driver of the sedan called 911 and California Highway Patrol (CHP) officers responded, but when they arrived Rodman had driven away, prosecutors said.
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Excessive violence and crimes of war must be investigated and punished, terrorists driven away and Syria's traditional tolerance for religious and ethnic diversity restored.
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They're the ones cheating the system, not a child trying to come here because he or she has been driven away from everywhere else.
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In the light of these difficulties, miners said it would take years to re-establish trust, and investment would be driven away for decades.
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Desperate marine animals driven away from their natural habitats are trying to adapt to shelter elsewhere, and falling to their deaths as a result.
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I did not feel in danger but quickly found myself in a campus police car being driven away with a few other white people.
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The car initially reversed but then accelerated forward, and it was being driven away from Mr. Oliver when he opened fire, the police said.
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He isn't driven away from God so much, it seems, as driven toward inserting himself as a replacement for God (or at least Jesus).
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About 15 minutes before Jenelle and David left, several kids with blankets over their heads were placed in a CPS vehicle and driven away.
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Exhaustion with the game format, so many winners splitting jackpots to just a few dollars per victor and laggy streams have all driven away players.
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Most of the cooperatives he has helped create were "developed in crisis" to stop residents being driven away from the area by gentrification or eviction.
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In it, she argued that if scientists keep having hostile conversations on social media, women are more likely to be driven away from the field.
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In recent years, the noise, garbage, and wild parties have driven away some of the wealthy from South Beach, a trendy area of Miami Beach.
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Mr. Cochran said that one reason he was driven away from show business and toward religion was that his destructive habits had fractured his family.
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By the time the police arrived, eight minutes later, Mr. Balliet had driven away, said Holger Stahlknecht, the top security official for Saxony-Anhalt State.
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Police officers were deployed to repel the crowd with tear gas and water cannons, and the sculpture was placed on a truck and driven away.
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Even before the rule went into effect, the publicity surrounding it accomplished what the Trump administration wanted: Immigrants were being driven away from public benefits.
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Some protesters heckled Stone with chants of "lock him up!" as he entered a car outside the E. Barrett Prettyman Courthouse and was driven away.
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He was escorted out a back door of the courthouse with his hands and feet shackled and driven away in a black sport utility vehicle.
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His mother met him as he walked off the court, and the two went straight to the tournament's transportation office, from which they were driven away.
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It was like no one was searched, no one was asked where they're from, no one was just taken outside off the bus and driven away.
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He had been driven away by his unknowing mother, Kayla Bishop, who went off to the movies with her girlfriend while he was in the boot.
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Dead zones are the areas in oceans, large lakes and rivers where marine life either dies or is driven away because the zone lacks sufficient oxygen.
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Hillary Clinton kept a clear upper hand in the Democratic race, but Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont proved he would not be driven away anytime soon.
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She alleged that Trump commented on her legs and then touched her breast before she was able to get into a car and be driven away.
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Backed by the firepower of Chinese naval frigates, they have driven away thousands of Filipino fishermen who depended on the rich waters around the Spratly Islands.
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"In the five months since you've arrived here, you've killed, captured or driven away most of the Taliban that called this place home," Mr. Gates said.
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Mr. Trump's misogyny and the party's far-right stance on issues such as abortion and L.G.B.T.Q. rights, guns and immigration have driven away many female voters.
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"Cuomo and the Albany leaders have created their own problem by abdicating their responsibility," he said, adding that property taxes had driven away residents and businesses.
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Which is too bad, as every person who's driven away by Tharsis's uneven opening is one less player who might succumb to the game's devilishly challenging charms.
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That could only be possible if he has already discounted the large numbers of women he and his party have already driven away since the last election.
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By the time I pulled it out, my husband had left our house and driven away for good, his car stuffed with clothes slipping off their hangers.
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McInnes was not present for the melee and had been escorted out earlier, carrying the samurai sword, and driven away by a car waiting outside the venue.
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Jammu and Kashmir was a former princely state where a large number of people were killed and others were driven away by the violence during the partition.
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This is a President who has driven away the very people who he (and the country) trusted with guiding him as a political leader in these difficult.
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"Think about all of the books that haven't been created by the women who have been driven away, or silenced, or just reduced in spirit," she said.
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Several men wrestled the spoon into the shovel of the frontloader, and it was then hoisted up, placed onto the back of a truck and driven away.
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" The Twitter account for Mercedes-Benz USAㅤ even weighed in at one point: "If this game weren't in my stadium, I would have driven away by now.
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Captured and held with them in the nearby city of Tal Afar, he was later driven away to Mosul in a car full of young Yazidi boys.
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The meeting was called to address decades of abuse disclosures that have rattled the church, eroded trust in its leadership and driven away some of the faithful.
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But most importantly, just as coal was driven from the market by cheaper, cleaner burning natural gas, so, too, will oil and gas be driven away by renewables.
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After a 15-to-30 minute meeting, the visitor would have to wait alongside guards for hours after Baghdadi left, only to be blindfolded again and driven away.
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Under the original proposal, a tiny probe would be mounted to a small, meter-sized light sail, and driven away from Earth by a phased array of lasers.
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Abuse has driven away countless women, some who announced their decisions, like West and comic book writer Chelsea Cain, and others who chose to quietly shutter their accounts.
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Downtown El Paso flourished throughout the 1960s, but urban sprawl and the expansion of the I-10 freeway saw many residents and businesses driven away from its core.
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"Unsavoury" characters were driven away by a responsible alcohol policy that saw spirits removed and the pub's traditional features were replaced by hand-crafted wooden furniture from Thailand.
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Once his wife and four children were loaded onto the boat Sandoval had to watch as they were driven away, then wait another eight hours for his rescue.
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As she was being driven away from the press conference, Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detained the 22-year-old undocumented immigrant, according to the local Clarion-Ledger.
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Police are investigating a possible kidnapping after a Ring doorbell camera recorded a woman desperately screaming for help moments before she was driven away in a speeding car.
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Some of them had to march on Washington in 1932 to demand the money they were owed under the law, but they were later driven away by troops.
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When Ms. Delorme's family discovered that she had driven away, her husband, Leonard Fish, contacted the police while their three grown children began driving around looking for her.
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But suspicions that such a complicated foreign operation could not have been launched without at least his tacit approval have driven away many of his staunchest foreign supporters.
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The proprietor of the square's usual hot-dog stand was reportedly driven away by youths allegedly demanding halal meat and upset about the pork content in the sausages.
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His decision a year ago to order the arbitrary detention of about 200 of the kingdom's richest businessmen on vague allegations of corruption has driven away many investors.
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Tehran has criticized the three European powers for failing to shield Iran from the far-reaching U.S. sanctions, which have driven away foreign companies interested in business there.
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They escaped what they saw as oppression at home to settle in a little-known country before many were driven away by the lawlessness of the Mexican Revolution.
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After the meeting, Trump posed for photos with Kim Yong Chol outside the Oval Office, and they talked amiably at Kim&aposs black SUV before he was driven away.
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However, the bomb exploded after the tank had driven away and the civilians nearby were caught in the blast, according to images seen in video released by the army.
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The woman's father went to summon help when he was driven away, but before he could return with police officers the young men had run off into the darkness.
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But here, they are enemies — and their murderous feud bodes ill for the future of this corner of Iraq, once the jihadists have been driven away from the area.
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It classified several situations as "illegally entering Chinese waters," including remaining or reentering waters "after being warned and driven away," that could result up to a year in prison.
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Russian banks, grain exporters, even weapons manufacturers have all curtailed business with Venezuela, driven away by the very economic collapse they intended to help Russia's South American ally withstand.
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Six people were killed, including one student whose face was flayed; dozens were wounded; and 43 young men were driven away in patrol cars, never to be seen again.
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General Padilla said as many as 200 guerrillas from the Bangsamoro group had attacked the government outpost in Pigcawayan early Wednesday, before being driven away and seizing the school.
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Several of her friends huddled nearby afterward, crying and consoling each other, then waved goodbye as she was put into a police vehicle and driven away from the courthouse.
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Doral, about seven miles from Miami International Airport, reflects the challenges the hotel business has faced, with even Mr. Trump acknowledging that his politics have driven away certain customers.
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Diane Shima Rwigara, who was barred from running against Kagame in elections this month, was driven away by police on Tuesday, Aristide Rwigara said by telephone from the United States.
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Officers determined that Ortiz-Magro had gotten out of the vehicle and Harley had driven away as he was holding onto the vehicle, dragging him briefly, according to the spokesperson.
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They were led to trucks as a phalanx of officials stood guard, women leading small children by the hand and some carrying small bags, before being driven away towards Yangon.
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After the official welcoming ceremony, he was driven away to the Government House for a meeting with the governor general and to present candidates with Duke of Edinburgh Gold Awards.
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Conversely, whatever black and Latino voters hadn't already abandoned the GOP during the Obama era weren't driven away by Trump, who did no worse with these groups than Romney had.
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This dark comedy digs deep into the different ways people process traumatic loss; Jen, for instance, needs a friend who won't be driven away by her sudden fits of rage.
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After the hearing, Mr. Weiner silently left the courthouse with his lawyers, ignoring a crowd of reporters and photographers as he stepped into a black Nissan and was driven away.
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A Reuters photographer said Philip, whose official title is the Duke of Edinburgh, walked out of the King Edward VII Hospital, and got into a car before being driven away.
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"Perhaps someone saw the trash being driven away, downstream, and assumed it would be dumped in Ganga when actually it was being taken to the nearest dumping site," she said.
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Andria James, 33, was arrested on Sunday after witnesses called 911 to report a woman who'd driven away from a gas station with nine elementary school-age children in her car.
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The case dates to 2013 in Wisconsin's Sheboygan County when Mitchell's neighbor called police to report that Mitchell had driven away in a van, apparently drunk, and may have been suicidal.
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That may not be enough to satisfy some NRA members, who believe the NRA has embraced the conservative movement so fully that it has driven away any non-Republican gun owners.
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Live television video showed the 31-year-old Rackete being taken off Sea-Watch 3 by tax police and driven away amid applause and barracking from bystanders gathered at the port.
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Altan smiled and waved as he was driven away by counter-terror squad police officers after being taken from his home in Istanbul, video and photos published by Turkish media showed.
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In November, a recent graduate of Peking University who took part in the campaign, Zhang Shengye, was beaten and dragged into a car on campus and driven away, according to witnesses.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Prince Philip, 96, the husband of Queen Elizabeth, left hospital on Friday after a hip replacement operation, waving to media waiting outside the hospital as he was driven away.
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A Reuters photographer saw a man, cuffed and hooded, being led out of the courthouse by plain-clothed police wearing balaclavas, to be driven away in an unmarked police car under escort.
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I've also test-driven some newer cars with all kinds of fancy control centers and HUDs and touch-sensitive knobs and I've walked (driven) away thinking, There's just too much going on.
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Prosecutor Daniela Weymar told journalists the man, who had driven away from the scene of the incident, had turned himself in to police in the capital, Amsterdam, and was taken into custody.
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High-profile arrests, including those of parents handcuffed and driven away in front of their children, have provoked terror in immigrant communities, and the Mexican news media has closely followed the cases.
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Others will empathize because they feel driven away by parents who don't understand them, by peers who underestimate or limit them, by the larger culture that ostracizes them for one reason or another.
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Iowa's population is comprised mostly of white descendents of European immigrants, who fulfilled their manifest destiny when they settled here before the Civil War as its native inhabitants were driven away or murdered.
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Interviews this week with more than 50 voters linked to the military in five contested states found that Mr. Trump may not have driven away many people who were steadfastly supporting his campaign.
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It was a blow to the Trump Organization, which was already downsizing as it adjusted to business realities under a presidency that has driven away some customers and brought limitations on overseas deals.
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He counted the places that Zahran had been driven away from – his school, the Dharul Athar mosque and then, "we ourselves kicked him out, which would have been hard for him to take".
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It bills me once a month, it doesn't charge me when it shouldn't, and it usually knows when I have driven away from my parking spot but forgotten to turn off the meter.
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Mr. Thanh's lawyer, Victor Pfaff, told Reuters that he was abducted on July 23 outside a Sheraton Hotel in the Tiergarten district of Berlin and driven away in a car with Czech plates.
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Hundreds of thousands of Labour supporters were inspired by Corbyn's plainspoken populism, from former members driven away by Blair's hawkish foreign policy to young people taking part in politics for the first time.
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The suspense revolves around whether Bingley or Darcy will fall in love or be driven away by inferior social standing, or how badly the Bennet family will embarrass itself at the next ball.
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While middle-class white women celebrated with ticker tape parades, black women in the former Confederacy were being defrauded by voting registrars or were driven away from registration offices under threat of violence.
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Officials released photos Monday of what appeared to show a woman escaping from the trunk of a car and running away from her kidnappers, before being pulled back in the vehicle and driven away.
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The FBI probe "coupled with the president's habit of undercutting his staff" have "driven away candidates for West Wing jobs that normally would be among the most coveted in American politics," the newspaper reported.
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In a statement posted to its website, Cambridge Analytica said the controversy had driven away virtually all of the company's customers, forcing it to file for bankruptcy in both the United States and Britain.
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Fisheries are declining and being driven away from the coast by a persistent "warm blob" of coastal water from Mexico to Alaska that appeared last year and "totally took us by surprise," said Meilin.
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Petronin ran a charity for malnourished and orphan children and had lived in the city of Gao, in Mali's volatile northeast, for 15 years when she was snatched and driven away in a pickup truck.
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With U.S. sanctions on Venezuela having already driven away many of its oil buyers, the Trump administration in early August kept up the pressure by threatening sanctions on any company that works with Maduro's government.
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Google is also announcing AMP Landing Pages — so marketers can ensure someone will have a similarly smooth experience after they click on the ad, rather than being driven away immediately by a slow-loading page.
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In this region, the mountains taper into an area of rolling, grassy hills eerily dotted with the ruins of Azerbaijani villages, their inhabitants long ago dead or driven away as refugees from the last war.
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In a previous statement, the company said it continued to have "unwavering confidence that its employees have acted ethically and lawfully," but that "the siege of media coverage" had driven away its customers and suppliers.
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When Matt claims that Jarden is a blessed place because it reawakened his wife and gave him a son, John reminds them that his own wife and daughter were driven away while they lived there.
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He is the current vehicle of the revolutionaries, and there are now only 34 percent of them, as he has systematically driven away more than a third of his original supporters since his inauguration; 31.
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The container traveled on a ship from Zeebrugge, arriving half an hour after midnight on Wednesday at the Essex port of Purfleet, where it was hitched to a truck and driven away at 1:05 a.m.
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In 2015, a polar bear dragged a Czech tourist out of his tent as he and others were camping north of Longyearbyen — Svalbard&aposs the main settlement — clawing his back before being driven away by gunshots.
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"Despite Cambridge Analytica's unwavering confidence that its employees have acted ethically and lawfully, the siege of media coverage has driven away virtually all of the company's customers and suppliers," Cambridge Analytica wrote in a press release.
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Woods, dressed in a charcoal gray suit and a gray T-shirt, did not answer questions shouted by reporters as he left the courthouse in Palm Beach Gardens and was driven away in a black SUV.
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Earlier that day, Suhr had announced the latest fatal shooting by police in the city, this time of a 27-year-old black woman who had allegedly driven away from police and crashed a stolen car.
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Many internet denizens weren't so pleased with Ed Sheeran's musical cameo in Game of Thrones — so much so that when he deleted his Twitter account the next day, people assumed he'd been driven away by critics.
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But, consider your reaction to the following scenario:The past few nights, the local news has been filled with reports of an unidentified person who has broken into homes, stolen car keys, and driven away with vehicles.
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More than 500 emergency medical workers lined the ramp of the hospital early on Friday and watched as Ms. Arroyo's body was driven away in an ambulance to the city Medical Examiner's Office for an autopsy.
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And it&aposs become just, you know, kind of like frightening out there in terms of some of the reactions and the pushback and calling for people to be assaulted and attacks and, you know, driven away.
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In a press release confirming the decision, the company said that "unfairly negative media coverage" around the Facebook incident has "driven away virtually all of the Company's customers and suppliers," making its business no longer financially viable.
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Cast adrift and driven away from Calais by the Jungle's closure, many migrants looking for the next closest passage points made their way north to neighboring Belgium, said Stef Janssens at that country's federal center of migration.
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"You know, we've lived here for 30 years now," he says before unfolding what that decades-long history looked like: Disease, outlaws, starvation, cold winters, armed conflict with the native tribes who they'd killed and driven away.
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KIEV (Reuters) - A man jumped on the car of former Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko as he was driven away from being questioned as a witness on Thursday over the sale of his shipbuilding plant to another businessman.
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Should this race be destroyed or driven away, SpaceX's human settlers would need to turn their attention quickly to another of Mars' supposed native species: a large-brained, bug-eyed race that also has designs on Earth.
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The last time Jessica Caiola saw Natalee Holloway, who vanished during a 2005 high school graduation trip to Aruba, the 18-year-old was being driven away in a car after a night out at a local bar.
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The IMF originally approved the loan, intended to jumpstart an economy battered by years of turmoil that has driven away investors and tourists, key sources of hard currency, in November when it released the first $278 billion instalment.
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Whether the situation in Afghanistan today still formally counts as war, and whether you call them migrants or refugees, the men and women who are leaving Afghanistan are driven away by insecurity, as they have been for years.
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In its statement on Wednesday, the company stood by its actions, saying it maintains "unwavering confidence that its employees have acted ethically and lawfully," but that "the siege of media coverage" had driven away its customers and suppliers.
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The British, who founded Australia in 1788, tried to claim the Tiwis in 1824, but they were eventually driven away by the punishing climate, which is spectacularly hot in the summer, and by the hostility of the people.
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Law enforcement officials said a van carrying Selena home the day after a New Year's party in Billings had pulled into the rest stop after breaking down, and then reportedly started up again and driven away without her.
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"The premises have been vacated and it's under control of the government," Elliot Conway, the mayor of Upper Brookville, told reporters soon after noon, when a total of six vehicles had driven away from the Russian compound there.
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He was assaulted on Saturday morning in Vientiane, Laos' capital, by a group of 10 armed men dressed in black, before he was put in a car and driven away, Human Rights Watch said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Chipotle has been grappling to overcome a series of food-borne illnesses linked to its chain since October that have driven away diners, hammered its high-flying stock and spawned both a federal criminal probe and a shareholder lawsuit.
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Instead, people seemed moved that eL Seed and his friends had bothered to travel to Cairo and immersed themselves in the neighborhood defying the various calamities that have driven away many visitors to Egypt in the past few years.
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Philip, whose official title is the Duke of Edinburgh, walked out of the King Edward VII Hospital and shook hands with a nurse before getting in the front passenger seat of a Range Rover car and being driven away.
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CAIRO, Nov 1 (Reuters) - Egypt's government has approved extending a law designed to make settling tax disputes easier, its finance minister said on Wednesday, as the country pushes to lure back foreign investors driven away by a 2011 uprising.
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Though the abducted girl was unable to identify the route when she was driven away from her home — she was kept on the floorboard — she told investigators she was taken to a bedroom with a picture or wallpaper of brown moose.
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In an interview with reporters, General Eduardo Ano said the armed forces had received sketchy reports of a group of Filipinos being driven away from Union Bank in the Spratlys, near Gaven Reef, on which China has built an island.
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Two law enforcement officials said the accounts of the suspects who had been interviewed had begun to answer some questions surrounding the attack, including how exactly the woman's father was driven away from his daughter's side at a moment of crisis.
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Diagram of the relief well drilled by SoCalGas to plug the leaky well at Aliso Canyon, via SoCalGasFor the 5,000-odd households in Porter Ranch and surrounding communities that were driven away by noxious fumes, it's time to move back home.
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They are being driven away by a sharp fall in the pound that has eroded the value of their wages back home and concern for their safety as the anti-immigration rhetoric which fueled the vote spills over into racist attacks.
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The U.N. peacekeepers first deployed in the area in 1974 under a deal to separate Syrian and Israeli forces after Israel occupied the Golan Heights in the 1967 war, but they were driven away by al-Qaida-linked militants in 2014.
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After shimmying down plastic hosing from a bridge they had been occupying on the university campus, the black-clad protesters are seen clambering onto waiting motorbikes and being driven away by supporters, in dramatic moments captured by a Reuters reporter.
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Mr. Priebus, who had joined the president on the trip and never let on to other passengers what was about to occur, stepped off the plane into a drenching rain, ducked into a car and was driven away without comment.
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After shimmying down plastic hosing from a bridge they had been occupying on the university campus, the black-clad protesters are seen clambering onto waiting motorbikes and being driven away by supporters, in dramatic moments captured by a Reuters reporter.
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Video pros were driven away and prompted to switch over to other software like Adobe Premiere within its Creative Cloud suite, which even has its own set of rival apps, like After Effects for motion graphics and Media Encoder for optimizing videos.
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"Despite Cambridge Analytica's unwavering confidence that its employees have acted ethically and lawfully, which view is now fully supported by [a third-party audit], the siege of media coverage has driven away virtually all of the Company's customers and suppliers," states the release.
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Prairie (or is it now Brit?) is injured in the new third dimension, and as she's being driven away in the ambulance, Steve runs as fast as he possibly can to catch up to it and join her inside, much to Hap's displeasure.
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Hushed conversations drifted from crowds lined up to buy food: about the firefighters who died after coming back from Chernobyl, about the whole town of Pripyat that had been herded onto buses and driven away from their homes, probably never to return.
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However with no clear end in sight, new divisions appear to be emerging in the city -- besides the hardcore protest frontliners and fierce opponents, now there are wavering sideline supporters and moderates who say they have been driven away by the violence.
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If DBRS does bring its ratings into line with its peers, Italian banks, known to be the biggest supporters of the domestic bond market, could be driven away from buying their own sovereign debt, thereby pushing up the governments' borrowing costs as well.
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In a statement announcing their closure in early May, the company stood by its actions, saying it maintains "unwavering confidence that its employees have acted ethically and lawfully," but that "the siege of media coverage" had driven away its customers and suppliers.
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Daphne Caruana Galizia, 53, had just driven away from her home in Mosta, a large town on Malta's main island, when the bomb went off, sending the vehicle's wreckage spiraling over a wall and into a field, Prime Minister Joseph Muscat said.
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"Despite Cambridge Analytica's unwavering confidence that its employees have acted ethically and lawfully, which view is now fully supported by Mr. Malins' report, the siege of media coverage has driven away virtually all of the Company's customers and suppliers," the firm said.
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Ron, 81, who reportedly has a medical condition that prevents him from being able to clearly talk, was able to express to the officer that he believed his son had "driven away," but was unable to verbalize what car he was driving.
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But many healthy, younger enrollees — who help to make insurance affordable by balancing the risk of sicker older people — will be driven away by higher premiums, and without the mandate, they would probably opt out — they typically didn't want to buy insurance anyway.
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VATICAN CITY — In the decades since the crisis of clerical sexual abuse of children first exploded, the Roman Catholic church has struggled to resolve a scourge that has eroded its credibility, driven away the faithful and stained its priests, bishops, cardinals and popes.
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More than 100 people were waiting for Maria Victoria Barros, and they celebrated her big day by chanting angrily, verbally assaulting her guests, and, yeah, fast-pitching so many eggs at her that she had to be driven away in an armored vehicle.
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The central bank abandoned its currency peg of 8.8 pounds to the U.S. dollar in November and raised interest rates by 300 basis points in a move it hopes will unlock currency inflows and bring back foreign investors driven away after a 2011 uprising.
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In many versions of her mythology, Pele is driven away from home by her older sister, sea goddess Na-maka-o-kahai, either because Na-maka-o-kahai fears that Pele's intensity will be destructive to their home or because Pele seduced her husband.
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The big picture: Girls are just as likely as boys to have earned high enough grades to pursue a career in a STEM field, but because of gender stereotypes and high performance in other non-STEM subjects, women can be systematically driven away from STEM careers.
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Looking beyond the election, Republicans fear that Mr. Trump's geographic dilemma could offer a grim glimpse of their party's future: Unless they can win back constituencies he has driven away, the two fastest-growing regions of the country may continue to move decisively toward the Democrats.
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In Mr. Isaacs' case, the prosecutors from the state attorney general's office argued that instead of shooting at a man he feared — however rationally or irrationally — might kill him, he could have simply rolled up his window and driven away, making a turn off Atlantic Avenue.
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The disclosures from investigations stemming from Russian meddling in last year's election — coupled with the president's habit of undercutting his staff — have driven away candidates for West Wing jobs that normally would be among the most coveted in American politics, according to people involved in the search.
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In a statement on its website, the committee alleged that Protopopov had "dismantled and driven away" more than 7,000 reinforced concrete slabs from the highway over the course of more than a year, starting in 2014, and sold them to a commercial company who resold them for a profit.
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The company, which has won over diners and forced change on the restaurant industry by serving fresher, less-processed food, is grappling to overcome a series of outbreaks that have driven away diners, hammered its high-flying stock and spawned both a federal criminal probe and a shareholder lawsuit.
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"My own business has been cut in half," said Abbasi of the modernization drive ordered by the country's Supreme Court in January to clean-up large swathes of the city's historic center, which he says has driven away so many vendors that fewer people now visit the area.
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But many political analysts say Ms. Rousseff's slow-motion downfall can also be tied to an autocratic persona and a go-it-alone work style that has driven away scores of political allies, former staff members and cabinet ministers, many of whom have endured searing episodes of public humiliation.
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"Southeastern Pennsylvania has clearly made the transition from being one of the mainstays of the Pennsylvania Republican statewide base, and a significant part of the national Republican source of support, to being an enormous challenge," Mr. English said, noting that national cultural divisions had driven away swing voters.
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America's Roman Catholic bishops voted on Thursday to enact a new oversight system intended to hold them accountable for abuse and cover-ups, a move meant to restore faith in a church whose epidemic of misconduct has driven away parishioners and attracted the attention of state and federal law enforcement.
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Before being driven away by authorities, the 72-year-old addressed supporters who had camped outside the Metalworkers Union of Sao Bernardo do Campo, where da Silva launched his political career four decades ago and where his career in politics appeared to come to an end after a televised standoff this weekend.
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People who illegally enter Chinese territorial waters and refuse to leave after being driven out, or who re-enter after being driven away or being fined in the past year, will be considered to have committed "serious" criminal acts and could get up to a year in jail, the Supreme Court said.
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The arrest was all the more alarming as Michael Calvey, the founder and chief executive of the private equity company Baring Vostok, had been a consistent advocate for investment in Russia — even as many firms have retreated from the country, driven away by its struggling economy and worsening relationship with the West.
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Meanwhile, Curtis' Laurie Strode has been living in her own kind of prison, erecting what amounts to a fortress for the inevitable day that Michael comes knocking -- exhibiting "paranoia" that has driven away her daughter Karen (Judy Greer) and kept her at arm's length from her teenage granddaughter, Allyson (newcomer Andi Matichak).
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The Nigerian Army and the police received at least five calls up to four hours before militants raided a boarding school in Dapchi last month, but they did not take measures to stop the abduction or to rescue the girls after they were gathered into vehicles and driven away, Amnesty said in a news release.
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A victory for Mr. Ramaphosa, in contrast, would be likely to give the economy a quick boost and prevent a further downgrade of the country's national sovereign debt, which has fallen to junk level because of Mr. Zuma's efforts to gain direct control over the country's treasury and other policies that have driven away investors.
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In a cultural climate rife with bloodless art-as-agitprop, their portraits deliver art as embodied news that stays news: these are the inner and outer lives of contemporary Americans, many descended from indigenous people killed or driven away from this fertile region near the Mississippi Delta, or brought here at gunpoint to work against their will.
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But the deal, which values Uber on secondary markets at 103 percent less than its last private fundraising round, has already driven away one buyer that had been expected to be part of SoftBank's consortium: General Atlantic, which felt the price of the deal was actually too high, according to a source familiar with the matter, among other concerns.
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Nevertheless, in July of 1977 Tyler's school board, worried that Tyler would become a haven for immigrants driven away from other towns, insisted that undocumented children be kicked out of the city's schools unless their parents paid a thousand dollars a year, per child, which few of them could afford, not even the Robleses, who owned their own home.
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Successive administrations urged a peace formula in which the two parties would negotiate core issues — establishing boundaries between the two states; protecting Israel's security; deciding how to deal with refugees who fled or were driven away after Israeli statehood in 1948; and deciding the future of Jerusalem, which was expected to become the shared capital of Israelis and Palestinians.
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We have verified the images in it were shot recently in the town of Madaya, but cannot independently confirm the medical issues of those featured in it (CNN)The world's attention may have moved on, and the aid convoys driven away, but in besieged Madaya, now caught in the bitterly cold grip of ice and snow, people are still starving.
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From the road, you could see between the trailers, which to our perpetual amazement had marked-out yards—for how strange was it that someone would plant petunias around a trailer or border its territory with multicolored rocks or a phalanx of miniature American flags, when the trailer was by nature temporary and might be driven away at any time?
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The trailer for the Netflix spinoff movie, which follows the AMC show's fifth and final season, shows the moments after Walter White's (Bryan Cranston) death — or, "death," which we'll get to in a moment — when Jesse Pinkman (Aaron Paul) has driven away from his Nazi captors in an El Camino, arriving on the doorstep of friends Badger (Matt L. Jones) and Skinny Pete (Charles Baker).
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Ghosn's second release on bail in as many months is the latest turn in a financial scandal that has rocked the global auto industry and exposed tensions in the automaking partnership between Nissan and France's Renault SA. When he was last released, the former executive traded in his usual tailored suit and chauffeured sedan for a disguise of a workman's uniform, glasses and a mask to slip past reporters before being driven away in a modest compact van.
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Ghosn's second release on bail in as many months is the latest turn in a financial scandal that has rocked the global auto industry and exposed tensions in the automaking partnership between Nissan and France's Renault SA. When he was last released, the former executive traded in his usual tailored suit and chauffeured sedan for a disguise of a workman's uniform, glasses and a mask to slip past reporters before being driven away in a modest compact van.
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And his Democratic allies are openly daring the Republicans to punish the protest amid a volatile election season in which GOP leaders are scrambling to appeal to the same minority voters their presidential nominee, Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, has driven away.
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