It said bears were encroaching on areas where people lived.
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"Walmart has been encroaching on Amazon here regularly," he said.
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If they also guard against encroaching seas, all the better.
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There's Trump, slowly encroaching on the franchise's blissfully apolitical space.
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Yet Mr Philippe drew the line at the encroaching dot.
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The events of the season are encroaching on today's timeline.
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The concerns over encroaching grasslands aren't limited to the West.
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Such are the forces encroaching on the city's vanishing diners.
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A general wariness seems to be encroaching on these Games.
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Marginalized people have always sounded the alarm about encroaching fascism.
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These are only some of the encroaching crises threatening Russia.
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Now here was this upstart interloper encroaching on his business.
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He came back to warn the Mohawk against encroaching colonials.
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Demonstrators fear China is gradually encroaching on the island's cherished autonomy.
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Sony clearly doesn't want Canon and Nikon encroaching on its territory.
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Two blazes are encroaching on several towns that surround Clear Lake.
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Fragments of lapis lazuli coat her lips, encroaching on her teeth.
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Encroaching on alligators' habitat has dangerous consequences for humans, as well.
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Not everyone there is pleased about Iran's encroaching dominance, or Russia's.
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He found mounds of industrial litter and sounds of encroaching development.
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We have to re-examine our toxic, privileged, encroaching masculinity itself.
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This silence removes any checks against encroaching extremist and authoritarian policies.
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She lost two successive husbands in battles against the encroaching coalition.
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Russia is expanding further into Europe and encroaching on NATO territory.
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Other signs of encroaching state surveillance have also put journalists on guard.
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Index Ventures is quietly encroaching into the top tier of American investors.
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"So it's happening in November," Hill said of her encroaching wedding day.
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Surveillance stands in for the human footprint encroaching on the natural environment.
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He called it "seriously flawed" for encroaching on his ability to negotiate.
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This year, Amazon's encroaching retail presence is on the minds of many.
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At first he smoked to ward off the encroaching waves of anxiety.
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"Absolutely not, if anything, we're encroaching on their ecology," she told 9News.
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And special counsel Robert Mueller, ever a Trump target, nevertheless keeps encroaching.
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Traditional agencies also are seeing consulting firms encroaching on the advertising business.
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Photo: Theo Wargo (Getty)Sinemia has been encroaching on MoviePass's territory for months.
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If he could protect his boy from the world's encroaching evils, he would.
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They are increasingly concerned about illegal logging and agriculture encroaching on the jungle.
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Confronting such ills without encroaching too much on freedom of expression is tricky.
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Now, autos driven by clean energy are encroaching on the global market shares.
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Payments start-up Square is encroaching on even more of traditional banks' territory.
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In most nature documentaries, humans are the encroaching enemy against which nature endures.
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Throughout the years, though, the Yankees have offered a bulwark against encroaching fads.
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Second, increasing human population is encroaching on ecosystems that would otherwise be intact.
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With the expanded focus on fresh food, Target is encroaching on competitors' turf.
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Ruiz hopes this remoteness protects it from the coronavirus encroaching on all sides.
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Ruiz hopes this remoteness protects it from the coronavirus encroaching on all sides.
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But like many such Indian villages, it has been swallowed by encroaching urbanization.
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But now the tweet-storms are encroaching into dangerous territory for the President.
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But concerns around the streaming giant's growth prospects — and encroaching competition — still linger.
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At this point in both stories, the bad places feel encroaching, omnipresent, inescapable.
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This is already proving to be difficult as AI keeps encroaching into superhuman realms.
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Still, he shows signs of encroaching on her advantage among once-reliable demographic groups.
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That life story might hold clues for an encroaching darkness that threatens the world.
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Modernity kept encroaching on his emporium, but he was sanguine about most of it.
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Kiki realizes that since the Naranjo brothers are dead, someone's encroaching on Guadalajara territory.
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What about any of that is even remotely encroaching on your freedom, my dudes?
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The birds probably aren't growing more aggressive—humans are just encroaching on their habitats.
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Private equity has been encroaching aggressively into the healthcare space since at least 2015.
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Some so-called euroskeptics claim that Brussels is encroaching on the U.K.'s sovereignty.
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But Venice is not alone in confronting how to hold back the encroaching sea.
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The four countries facing encroaching famine all share one thing in common: extreme conflict.
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Airbnb is now encroaching further on their turf, as the HotelTonight acquisition makes clear.
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In Haiti, there is no protective sea wall to help blunt the encroaching tide.
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"We're now encroaching on the rule of law in this country," Swalwell said Thursday.
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The road narrowed as I drove along it, the golden fields encroaching upon us.
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In another, a beekeeper's way of life is threatened by the encroaching outside world.
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There&aposs a lot of talk of tech encroaching on Wall Street&aposs turf.
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Encroaching tree roots have buckled and broken concrete curbs that once enclosed family plots.
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The surveillance state seems to be encroaching on every aspect of minors' lives lately.
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The surveillance state seems to be encroaching on every aspect of minors' lives lately.
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Pandora has the largest number of users for music streaming, but the competition is encroaching.
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My presence failed to scare the alligator away and it began encroaching on my area.
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Similar bills at the state level have been criticized for encroaching on the First Amendment.
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She may also be encroaching on Sanders' turf and, Warren hopes, some of his voters.
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"There's a lot of land use changes with people encroaching on their routes," he said.
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Nationwide, outlying tech suburbs are now slowly but steadily encroaching on their nearby metropolitan cities.
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Sometimes my wife and I really have to battle to keep video games from encroaching.
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They ended up encroaching sooner or later; our kids wound up with some video games.
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Education, empowerment, and engagement are the only protections against an encroaching data-driven surveillance state.
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Critics say Beijing has been slowly undermining that deal and encroaching on Hong Kong's freedoms.
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Hopefully Wallworth's technology can help them counteract the encroaching drilling technology, fighting fire with fire.
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But the mere idea of the encroaching sea or human-fish hybrids emerging from it?
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Another well-known tech giant may be slowly encroaching on Apple's place at the top.
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New AI-assisted software is encroaching on law, wealth management, trading, media — even coding itself.
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They worried the plot might be developed, with any new structure encroaching upon their windows.
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Now the encroaching flames leaped through the cab, in one window and out the other.
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Trump instead imagines immigrants as criminals encroaching on the American border and on American women.
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"Big brands are getting frustrated ... they think [Amazon] is encroaching on their brands," he said.
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The move comes as online lenders are increasingly encroaching on the turf of traditional banks.
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As we've found out, Beyoncé doesn't take too kindly to others encroaching on her turf.
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The drum machine begins to sound like encroaching footsteps, the organ like a sounding alarm.
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I was still obsessed with politics and what I saw as an ever-encroaching government.
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But residents have already started to grumble about the newcomers encroaching on their quiet town.
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De Jong might have had the sensation of being closed down by an encroaching glacier.
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The encroaching storm, which forces players closer together, is a giant wave of melted butter.
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Marlow travels up the river enveloped by a sense of increasing mystery and encroaching danger.
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An erotic charge runs though her work, and alongside it, the specter of encroaching ruin.
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The Taliban control seven of the province's 14 districts and are encroaching on five others.
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Is it a meditation on encroaching environmental catastrophe and what it might mean for us?
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He even had enough room to taunt an encroaching Chiefs player on his way in.
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Against the weapons and the germs of an encroaching modern world, this custom has survived.
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Maybe it was the rapidly shifting evolution of digital culture encroaching on how we consumed music.
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And, of course, it stands to be crushed by this encroaching tentacle of Hanks' Machiavellian empire.
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And continue to actively protest app players such as Uber and Cabify encroaching on the market.
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It's the surprisingly simple result of a growing population and oil drilling encroaching on each other.
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On the other hand, science fiction has warned us about AR encroaching on the real world.
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Encroaching waters from a river diversion channel had turned the hamlet of Allenville into an island.
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And in this version, the green light Gatsby is entranced by becomes Fortnite's ever-encroaching storm.
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The laws seek to ban the crime without encroaching any further on individuals' First Amendment rights.
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Tucson coasted along, growing with little regard to the encroaching crisis, until the heatwave of 1974.
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But Democratic lawmakers have warned Trump and his allies about encroaching on the Mueller probe's independence.
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This, alongside encroaching human activity and changing weather, has led to dramatic increases in massive wildfires.
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Despite the encroaching big business, a few holdouts from the olden days peppered the expo aisles.
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Italy's famed city of Venice has grappled with flooding and encroaching waters since the Middle Ages.
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Of course, to many TV fans, comparing something to Buffy is like encroaching on sacred territory.
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The suburbs are encroaching on rural districts Democrats have never mounted a serious challenge to Rep.
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These sculpted portions, like much about the theatre, seemed a challenge to chaos encroaching from outside.
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After ceding its China business, Uber doubled down on Latin America, where Didi is now encroaching.
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"Management is slowly encroaching upon the room," said Andrew Klesh, MarCO's chief engineer, describing the scene.
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There's a Queen, a faun, a vengeful spirit, a murder and a sense of encroaching doom.
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But was Williams in the wrong, too, for encroaching on the man's already limited personal space?
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He was simply expressing a white resentment of anyone encroaching on privileges historically reserved for whites.
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Normally, the PC industry gets to do this without its console counterpart encroaching on its turf.
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J.P. Morgan might eventually need to look out for Robinhood encroaching on its other territory, too.
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In encroaching (or full-on) middle age, the most loyal supporters of the band remain obsessive.
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The guerrillas persisted in extorting money from businesses, while the security forces kept encroaching on NPA territory.
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But I think we need to be careful that community ownership doesn't lead to encroaching self-surveillance.
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He said flames are encroaching on the city center and the city's evacuated hospital is on fire.
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It is voracious and ever-encroaching and it can only be stopped and destroyed by forceful action.
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With Netflix encroaching on broadcast TV and box office numbers, what's next for the unstoppable streaming company?
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But at the same time, Walmart has been encroaching on Amazon's territory — younger, wealthier, largely urban shoppers.
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Meanwhile, Instagram is encroaching on Twitter's turf by making a newsy yet inviting consumption mechanism like Moments.
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Young people are at the forefront of the protests, worried about China encroaching on Hong Kong's freedoms.
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It is possible that "pends balds" could make one think of encroaching hair recession — the pending baldness.
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Aboush is mindful of this encroaching issue, and says it should be for the people to decide.
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But threats are also looming from illegal loggers and gold miners encroaching on quilombola land, activists said.
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A fourth arrest warrant was issued against Dhammachayo on Wednesday - for encroaching on land in southern Thailand.
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But in terms of encroaching on America's security relationship with the kingdom, "They can't yet," said Gause.
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Sure, drones aren't canon, but neither are rows of Subarus parked behind a phalanx of encroaching invaders.
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It defined the problem as one of encroaching houses and the loss of a rural buffer zone.
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It shows the complications for law enforcement agents who confront an overeager amateur encroaching on their turf.
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But in recent years, many Hong Kongers say Beijing is encroaching upon the city's freedom and autonomy.
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Macron's lieutenants have cautioned the Senate against over-reaching its powers and encroaching on a judicial investigation.
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Booking is trying to fend off Google, which has increasingly been encroaching into online travel companies' turf.
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Today, Castro's rectangular lot is a tropical oasis from the encroaching concrete on Miami's southwest Eighth Street.
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While a B12 deficiency can take years to develop, encroaching symptoms can be distressing and eventually devastating.
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"If people are encroaching on your space, ask them to stay on their side," Dr. Jeglic said.
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New brands like Aveda, Herbal Essences, and the Body Shop were encroaching on Dr. Bronner's green turf.
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Finally, there's "Blue," from 1993, Jarman's reckoning with his encroaching blindness at the end of his life.
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Fearing HBO's encroaching power, studios including Paramount and Viacom started Showtime and The Movie Channel as alternatives.
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Mr. Major then proceeded to charge through the town to simulate a siege from an encroaching army.
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He declared that research could have been conducted without encroaching on the rights of legitimate gun owners.
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A firefighter conducts back-burning measures to secure residential areas from encroaching bushfires near Sydney, Dec. 103.
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Proper moderation keeps this darkness from encroaching further, and it's effective — it just has to have teeth.
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This is but one example of how the show's sense of backstory envisions a rapidly encroaching future.
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A girl named Noelle thinks she's Christmas incarnate while trying to save her town from an encroaching development.
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But ultimately, the decision may have saved the company from the quickly encroaching hand of the Chinese state.
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Similarly, amid the encroaching ice and continuous death, homophobia still has a place on the Terror and Erebus.
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World Rugby will have to decide whether encroaching defenders make for too much disruption and too little momentum.
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With multiple risks encroaching upon the global economy, few of the economies cited by Fraser are actually outperforming.
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Around 1,000 residents and tourists fled their homes and hotels during the night to flee the encroaching flames.
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What He Wants: Roger is a staunch supporter of the Prime Minister and worries that Julia is encroaching.
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Neither he nor Delores seem the least bit aware of the foreboding visions encroaching on their personal space.
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He followed that map with images of Manhattan shrunken by encroaching waters and Florida missing its southern tip.
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They cited pressures that hunting and encroaching human development posed to a species that is slow to reproduce.
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They are also unlikely to be referred for pulmonary rehabilitation, a treatment that can head off encroaching disability.
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The Roan Plateau, an important stronghold for native cutthroat trout, was also threatened by the encroaching drilling sites.
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China's Foreign and Defense ministries accused the Washington of encroaching on Beijing's territory by sailing past the islands.
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Google's travel business is encroaching, and is possibly even larger than Priceline, according to the research firm Skift.
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Polling indicates that even Senator John McCain of Arizona could be swept out by the encroaching Democratic tide.
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But some Hong Kong residents feel that Beijing has been increasingly encroaching on their freedoms in recent years.
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"So we…will have to develop a rubric" for choosing which communities to protect from the encroaching sea.
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In the distance, the steaming tower of a nuclear power plant was a reminder of an encroaching civilization.
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As I screamed excitedly into the phone, I didn't resent her one bit for encroaching on my moment.
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Human activities are encroaching on the lands we've set aside to protect vulnerable species, according to new research.
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Deer and other wildlife have been encroaching on urban spaces as humans crowd them out of their habitats.
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Encroaching development and battles between Florida and Georgia over water use have reduced the number of tupelo trees.
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But I like to know that some trees, even in the face of encroaching pollutants, are still standing.
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But over the past year especially, this hateful belief has been encroaching its way into the YouTube mainstream.
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Instead of a circle closing in, you're running from an ever-encroaching wall of poisonous gas in "Warzone."
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The rule is intended to prevent the newer budget process from encroaching on the older centers of power.
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Linsley's childhood home in Connecticut – which he said now regularly battles encroaching waters - stood as a stark reminder.
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It has also protected some coastal villages from encroaching seas, he told an event at the Madrid talks.
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That state of affairs constituted the very essence of the encroaching tyranny the Constitution's framers sought to forestall.
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For months, protesters have accused China of infringing on the agreement by encroaching on Hong Kong's protected freedoms.
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The swine have established themselves in Canada and are encroaching on border states like Montana and North Dakota.
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Seaver, a longtime victim of Lyme disease, recently announced his withdrawal from public life because of encroaching dementia.
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In "September 1st" (2014), a house and an attached garage are surrounded by encroaching, almost menacing green vegetation.
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That empire has begun to decay, leading to corruption, and allowing villages to fall to an encroaching demon horde.
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The World Monuments Watch includes 2503 at-risk sites facing encroaching urbanization, political turmoil, natural disaster, and violent conflicts.
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Hungary's mission was clear: to defend against its enemies, and to preserve Christianity against encroaching Islam and secular forces.
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It is moving to protect coastal bases against encroaching seas and to cut its use of fossil-based fuels.
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Before the referendum, Parliament was sovereign (though, as Brexiteers rightly pointed out, the EU kept encroaching on that sovereignty).
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Not only would this make flooding worse, but it would also expand the geographic reach of encroaching inland waters.
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But the message was clear: private companies were encroaching on the turf of public transit agencies, with uncertain consequences.
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Encroaching into new environments As numbers of people grow, so does the amount of land needed to house them.
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European populists sought to preserve their national institutions against encroaching Europeanization—a term they use sometimes interchangeably with globalization.
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Today its rival Tencent dominates the space with WeChat, which is encroaching on Alibaba's core payment and commerce businesses.
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The clip was recorded on Franz Valley Road, where the fires began encroaching on Sonoma County on Sunday night.
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When not training students, he's weeding the camp and hacking through encroaching vegetation, trying to keep the insects down.
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A century ago this had been the site of an army barracks where Ottoman soldiers protested against encroaching secularism.
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We feel encroaching darkness whenever we see the Death Star—that unimaginably vast, planet-destroying space station—under construction.
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Other recent episodes are funny without being shitty or encroaching on a woman's space and making advances towards her.
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Its sparkling contemporaneity militates against the ornate frame surrounding it and the encroaching shadows beckoning it into the past.
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This caused a panic among stalwart rap fans, who saw R. & B. as encroaching on a sacred art form.
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In Game of Thrones, for example, the Starks lord over Winterfell; the Lannisters are constantly encroaching upon King's Landing.
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The DOJ manual for US attorneys lays out how to conduct a search without encroaching on attorney-client privileges.
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Its food security is being threatened again by encroaching drought and persistent conflict, according to the World Food Programme.
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Perhaps his wishes will come true, and perhaps this current bill will bandage up some of the encroaching damage.
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With Chinese military drills encroaching on Taiwan's airspace, Taiwan this month rejected new flights from two Chinese commercial carriers.
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The startling video underscored the dangers of surging deer populations that are encroaching on populated areas of the Northeast.
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Though YouTube is still the preferred digital video platform to advertise on, Facebook is encroaching on its top position.
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But starting in the late 1960s, the railway remained mostly idle, buffeted by encroaching development, disregard and safety issues.
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Song with "The Feeling": everything is good but there's an encroaching sense of coming down from summer's high, too.
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But last month it got another rap from the Council of Europe's rights commissioner for encroaching on judicial independence.
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Bolivian ranchers in the remote region were in some cases left to fend for themselves ahead of the encroaching blazes.
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That brings the number of planes it has at Germany's biggest airport to 10, encroaching further onto rival Lufthansa's territory.
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Its growth is outpacing Britain's ASOS, which is encroaching on Zalando's home turf by building a giant warehouse outside Berlin.
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Their aim was to stop the northern imamate, which followed a Shia version of Islam known as Zaydi, from encroaching.
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It was a time of Rodney King and O.J., a time of tremendous gang presence, of an encroaching police presence.
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Nike (NKE), Lululemon's much larger competitor, is encroaching on the brand's turf with a focus on athletic clothes for women.
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The Chinese were building a road across the Himalayan mountain range when Bhutan accused China of encroaching on its land.
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Firefighters try to save houses from an encroaching bushfire at Lakes Way on the Mid North Coast of NSW, Nov.
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Part of the reason could be disenchantment with the spectacle of Black Friday, which has begun encroaching on Thanksgiving proper.
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In a new world of family instability, the horrors of the adult sphere—strangers, stalkers, encroaching death—invade the home.
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In Helmand, the Taliban are encroaching on Lashkar Gah, the provincial capital, from multiple directions, cutting off the main roads.
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Local businesses must continually reevaluate how they can attract and retain customers with Amazon encroaching on some of their space.
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The deal also could help Patreon stay ahead of YouTube and Facebook, which are encroaching on its subscription patronage model.
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But Facebook was a big reason Meerkat abandoned livestreaming, and now Facebook is encroaching on the company's turf once again.
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Policies like this encourage farms to expand, even if it means encroaching on wetlands and buffer zones that protect streams.
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Soon after, Mr. Lorenzana said, the Chinese began encroaching on territory well within what international law now considers Philippine waters.
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Base personnel and their families were working around the clock to place sandbags and barriers to stop the encroaching floods.
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It is the latest sign that technology companies are encroaching on the decidedly low-tech world of real estate sales.
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But this will also require shrinking humanity's land footprint, so that we don't need to keep encroaching on wilderness forever.
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A San Francisco security robot was "fired" for encroaching on public sidewalks without the city's approval and making human enemies.
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But a cute boy, Moises, shows up outside the supermarket handing out pamphlets cautioning residents about some encroaching condo buildings.
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With the encroaching darkness becoming an issue, they continued on their back-and-forth track until it was 13-13.
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But Judge Wapner's reasoned verdicts, in disputes over missing pets, encroaching fences or botched hairdos, were difficult to argue with.
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It is encroaching on many of the domains of the "human," those of expertise, craft and even art, and taste.
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The Senate is due to break up for a month-long recess on July 28th, and other important business is encroaching.
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He said the reason why there's increased human-bear conflict is because the animals are hungry and encroaching on community land.
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It's also increasingly tricky because of the 800 pound gorilla in the room that is slowly encroaching on Twitter's territory: Facebook.
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Not to mention Nakatomi Plaza is the sleek embodiment of steadily encroaching foreign interests on good old red-blooded American soil.
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The Kincade, Tick, and Getty fires have forced many residents to evacuate in the face of encroaching wildfires and power shutoffs.
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And so the ocean is encroaching on these park lands in a way that it didn't used to 50 years ago.
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And in modern culture, the octopus has represented everything from the ills of the industrial revolution to the encroaching surveillance state.
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Governments are starting to worry that big tech companies are encroaching on areas that belong to governments, such as issuing currency.
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Alas, Propel is newly in the cross hairs of a much bigger company that worries Propel is encroaching on its territory.
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Without that risk frustration, that little taste of sacrifice and the threat of encroaching despair, it's never feels quite like racing.
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It lasted about a month and a half in the summer of 1918, before being swallowed up by the encroaching Ottomans.
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No matter where you wandered in Hyrule, you were only so far away from the encroaching evil emanating from Hyrule Castle.
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The shadow of the Earth should start encroaching on the face of the moon's surface starting at around 5:30 p.m.
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"Some are subterranean; it may involve building towards the back of the library, but not encroaching on it," Mr. Wardropper said.
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Mr. Elliot became a firefighter and paramedic, and he spent last weekend rescuing his friends and neighbors from the encroaching floodwaters.
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Like every time something ... When the business sides have been encroaching on a traditional ... This is to help save the paper?
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To this day, Beane defers to his former boss, although Alderson emphasizes he has no intention of encroaching on Beane's authority.
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Then there are the powerful nursing unions, ready to fight tooth and nail to keep aides from encroaching on their turf.
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Like Maleficent: Mistress of Evil, Amazon Prime's Carnival Row and Netflix's Bright also stage conflict between humans and encroaching fairy populations.
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She said the court is encroaching on the very thing its jurisprudence seeks to avoid, which is create an international problem.
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In one of many conversations I had with Zach over the preceding days, I dropped a mention of my encroaching birthday.
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Meanwhile, he wanted to help those marginalized societies maintain distinct cultural identities, empowering them against the encroaching influence of mass media.
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Despite fears of an encroaching slowdown, the consumer has supported the U.S. economy, borrowing more and largely repaying debts on time.
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Before Google and Microsoft realized it, Amazon had created a high-margin multibillion-dollar business that was encroaching on their turf.
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Trump's phone call with the Mexican president shows that he's terrible at making dealsTrump: Congress is encroaching on the executive branch.
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And there are signs that ByteDance is encroaching on Tencent's core markets after the upstart pushed into video games and messaging.
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The belief that China is encroaching on Vietnam's maritime space has inspired a number of demonstrations by fledgling civil-society groups.
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The first boardwalk in Atlantic City, New Jersey, was built in 1870 to prevent sand from encroaching on upscale beachfront hotels.
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Most households have at least four of them, ranging from errors in the title deed to boundary disputes and encroaching government land.
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The Pentagon has approved a new policy that authorizes military bases to shoot down private and commercial drones encroaching on its airspace.
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Bidding farewell in the same city he proclaimed his "hope and change" vision loudest, Obama instead warned of a dimmer change encroaching.
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Photo: Royal Geographic Society/Public DomainAfter drifting in the Weddell Sea ice for months, the Endurance was eventually crushed by encroaching ice.
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When it comes to a space railroad encroaching on the Hub's corner of space, though, 7101334 doesn't want it in his backyard.
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There's an overwhelming sense of seriousness and encroaching darkness that seeps through almost every scene of every superhero movie in the '19923s.
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It's now expanding into Key for Garage, which could be a way to allow packages in while encroaching less on personal privacy.
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Most of the fire was within the refuge, which straddles Georgia's southeast border with Florida, but it is encroaching on private land.
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When they feed on a carcass, the slime pours out, covering the carcass and preventing other scavengers from encroaching on their food.
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When I first applied the perfume, I asked my coworker beside me if my cloud of odor was encroaching on her space.
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It marks a historic transformation for an ancient continental power that for millenia feared armies encroaching overland from the north and west.
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Was AT&T encroaching on the fairness of its telecommunications services with its business tactics, and thus (perhaps) deserving of FCC scrutiny?
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But in the face of record Middle East defense spending and encroaching foreign competition, it's under renewed pressure to do just that.
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I&aposm talking about subdivisions encroaching into the wild land urban interface that put them in the path of these destructive fires.
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About 100 Chinese fishing boats were detected encroaching in Malaysia's waters, Malaysia's state news agency and a coastguard official said last week.
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Cypriot foreign ministry officials last week said they would take legal action against any company encroaching on its maritime areas without licence.
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Retailers are now facing an entirely new form of competitor while contending with the potential threat of Amazon encroaching into their space.
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Charlotte Gilman, who used yellow wallpaper to register encroaching insanity in a famous story about postpartum depression, was always vulnerable to interiors.
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Much of the movie's first half is made to make you anxious about the family's prying neighbors and the encroaching front line.
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Jeremy White, a graphics editor at The Times, analyzed satellite data to determine three communities where the desert seemed to be encroaching.
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That is until Kahiu's lawyer Sofia Leteipan suggested they sue the Kenyan Film Review Board for encroaching on her freedom of speech.
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Cypriot foreign ministry officials last week said they would take legal action against any company encroaching on its maritime areas without license.
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Seeing the laptop bag and thinking there was a computer inside of it, Brannock rushed to save it from the encroaching drink.
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AWS, the largest cloud computing provider, is encroaching on many of those customers, including in Oracle's historical stronghold in the database market.
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The ACLU criticized the mayor for trying to silence free speech, despite it also being bigotry, as encroaching on first amendment rights.
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They sense an encroaching "homonormativity," the idea that there is one acceptable mode — white, male, gay — with everyone else marginalized or silenced.
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Federalist 51 famously described a mechanism by which competing ambitions to exercise power would keep each branch from encroaching on the other.
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The law he helped pass is not a panacea, and won't solve every problem raised by the encroaching powers of Big Tech.
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For days, my parents had sent me pictures showing the pond across the street from their house encroaching on the front door.
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In an effort led by Queen Ingrith, humans are encroaching on the Moors, destroying the link between the earth and its beings.
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"Conceptually, there is much more space out in the Dogpatch — space to think and breathe in this ever-encroaching city," he says.
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PayPal boosted online shopping with its payments system two decades ago, but lately more tech companies have been encroaching on its turf.
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All Americans, especially those of us who've served in blue or green, should guard against this encroaching militarization of local law enforcement.
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Within spitting distance, Americans grumbled through hours of verbal altercations with other Americans who they felt were encroaching on their standing spots.
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But, within the context of Jewish experience in the early twentieth century, it is especially potent as a symbol of encroaching modernity.
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JOSHUA: TEENAGER VS. SUPERPOWER Joshua is Joshua Wong, who at 4003 became an activist to protest Beijing's encroaching influence in Hong Kong.
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Most Republicans oppose such a move, arguing that it grants too much power to the federal government while encroaching on free markets.
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Congress and the administration need to provide sufficient support to keep our national parks healthy, well maintained and protected from encroaching development.
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It's a metaphor for the encroaching land developers, and the film takes us inside Asalif's stories to help us understand his world.
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In the U.S., Amazon is also encroaching on the physical world of retail — especially hurting grocery stores, after it bought Whole Foods.
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Often, the ocean seems like an encroaching, mysterious, even threatening force, advancing on a beach with no bathers, pressing against the city.
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Smaller ones have trusted relationships through deposits, and if they are able to implement technology, they may have a chance against encroaching fintechs.
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About a year after she and her husband moved into their Dallas home, they discovered a tree root encroaching on a sewer line.
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Still, the longhorned tick's arrival stateside is the latest sign of an encroaching tick invasion, which will surely bring more disease with it.
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Facebook doesn't like to decide what kind of rhetoric is appropriate or inappropriate for fear of encroaching on its users' free speech rights.
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He says that, with the realm heading towards all-out war against the encroaching forces of the undead, there will doubtless be carnage.
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Indeed, the moment the listener hears the encroaching snarl of Schubert's famous trill, a sense of dread and dark uncertainty fills the air.
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The 25 sites on the list are facing various risks such as encroaching urbanization, political turmoil, natural disaster, and violent conflicts, among others.
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With Black Friday slowly encroaching, it might be a good idea to find sales now instead of swimming through people the day of.
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During the boom years, as prices and profits soared, miners were encouraged to dig further and deeper, encroaching upon residential areas and farmland.
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Obviously, tons of teamwork is needed to make a mark — and fend off vandals encroaching onto your territory and painting over your work.
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There are other theories that both Packer and Patterson point to, including the fact that humans have long been encroaching on lion territory.
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Cambodia has for centuries fretted about its much bigger neighbors - Vietnam to the east and Thailand to the northwest - encroaching on its territory.
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Amazon is encroaching on Apple's territory by introducing Alexa on the iPhone, given that the latter has its own voice assistant called Siri.
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Many ELCs are established on what are quantifiably the healthiest forests in the country, often abutting or even encroaching upon nationally protected ecosystems.
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It also helps Google keep up with social media companies, which have slowly been encroaching on Google's turf when it comes to search.
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Framed by the perspective of man's encroaching senility, this production – directed by Doug Hughes – offers one of the most disorienting experiences in town.
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In some places where the Gulf of Mexico is encroaching, grave sites have been covered with concrete to keep them from floating away.
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Framed by the perspective of man's encroaching senility, this production — directed by Doug Hughes — offers one of the most disorienting experiences in town.
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When Rudd's character Miles undergoes an experimental self-improvement treatment, he's faced with a seemingly perfect clone of himself encroaching upon his life.
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Behind him, thousands of protesters huddled on Tiananmen Square, terrified that the encroaching troops would slaughter them on China's most hallowed political ground.
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Struggles in Austen's own life — a death in the family, encroaching poverty and diminishing chances of marriage — mirrored those of the book's characters.
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And encroaching waters in Jacksonville pushed a river beyond its banks near a hospital, according to Paige Kelton, a reporter for WJAX-TV.
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Supporters of the commander, Shamsher Alipoor, have said he was leading a local force to fill the security gap against encroaching Taliban militants.
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As towers join church spires in piercing the sky, there is a sense that the rest of Brooklyn is encroaching on Cobble Hill.
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But in both cases, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers rejected their proposals, leaving them stuck between an encroaching sea and bureaucratic inaction.
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I'm perfectly comfortable with my blindness, and my coffee routine, but I could feel her discomfort encroaching on me, and I resented it.
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There will be dozens, maybe even hundreds, by the time the fight to avoid the encroaching crisis is finished, if it ever is.
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Now with flames encroaching on the capital, Australia's leaders may have a harder time ignoring the massive disaster and the factors behind it.
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However, that now-spiked extradition bill, which started the protests in Hong Kong, was viewed as another sign of encroaching influence from Beijing.
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Protesters fear that Beijing is further encroaching on the city and threatening the freedoms enjoyed in Hong Kong but not in mainland China.
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So, apparently, has their luck: Chiquita has been accused of fraud and sent to prison, leaving Chela mired in loneliness and encroaching poverty.
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But much like an actual map, the white island on my body was encroaching on the brown territory, and it was spreading fast.
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The Mayuriaga community is located in northeastern Peru and borders Ecuador, where indigenous communities have also been pushing back against encroaching oil companies.
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" More from The Global Times: "The Leave advocates had been calculating whether their pensions were guaranteed or migrants were encroaching on their neighborhood.
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Cyprus and Greece say the vessel is encroaching into Cyprus's exclusive economic zone (EEZ) - an area which Cyprus can use for commercial exploitation.
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An ad from Tokyo trains in 2012 featured a cartoon manspreader encroaching on the space of a child inexplicably wearing a bear suit.
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A recent photo by Curiosity suggests that dust may be encroaching a bit on its locale, the 96-mile-wide (154 kilometers) Gale Crater.
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There are also environmental effects that can dramatically alter the map, like encroaching monsoons that devastate the shore or sinkholes that create deadly pits.
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"We also have an increasing number of people encroaching on acres that have a high likelihood of burning," Cascio said in a telephone interview.
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Asked what their first priority would be as president, many of the candidates focused on economic inequality or the encroaching threat of climate change.
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They see the federal government as encroaching on land that should belong to locals and violating constitutional guards for states' rights by doing so.
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In the early morning hours of June 4, 1989, he secured the safe passage of thousands of student protesters between tanks and encroaching soldiers.
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Demonstrators were angry at Snap and the encroaching "Silicon Beach," claiming the new tech companies are changing the community and pushing out small businesses.
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On Tuesday morning, flames were encroaching on Sydney, the country's largest city, and more than 100 schools will be closed Tuesday across the region.
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Video shared by Louisiana news outlet WWL shows a cluster of dozens of cockroaches on a curb, fighting to get above encroaching flood waters.
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Those provisions have led to concerns from some faculty members that big donors like Mr. Koch are slowly encroaching on the university's academic independence.
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The slogan no doubt carries the clang of a hackneyed marketing catchphrase — a pulpy declaration of encroaching, Epcot-like, science-fictional kitsch ("Tomorrow, Today").
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We often look at an outbreak as a foreign problem — like Ebola and SARS and Zika are coming from outside and encroaching upon us.
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Instead, he has inherited a warming ocean with encroaching cod and pollock, species not previously seen in large numbers by our hunters and fishers.
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But there are also casual news consumers who simply hear "caravan" and "border" and "terrorism" and take away a vague sense of encroaching danger.
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While not all of these companies and others like them will survive, plenty are encroaching on established brands, which are taking the threat seriously.
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It was part family drama, part lurid potboiler and part complex psychological study — topped off with secret-parentage twists and an encroaching zombie army.
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Gursky reproduces this sense of economic spectacle and encroaching disbelief in his most famous works, depicting the world's changing industrial topography with meticulous detail.
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Their weapons, the weapons of science, are all we have left — perhaps the only true weapons our kind has ever marshaled against encroaching oblivion.
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His unforgiving countrymen, suspicious of change under the best of circumstances and rattled by globalization, migration and encroaching populism, have grown impatient with him.
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But even after Beijing began encroaching on this former British colony's freedoms, its reputation as one of the best-managed cities in Asia endured.
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Among the key drivers of the protests in Hong Kong is the widespread perception that Beijing has been steadily encroaching on that promised autonomy.
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Among the key drivers of the protests in Hong Kong is the widespread perception that Beijing has been steadily encroaching on that promised autonomy.
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Earlier this year, Prime Minister Khan banned the use of farmland for new housing, in a bid to stop cities encroaching on agricultural areas.
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Inside the outbreak A British film crew shooting in Italy suddenly found concern about the coronavirus encroaching, including a text from the director's mother.
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It's also an analogue for dying rural ways and steadily encroaching sociopolitical shifts that go unnoticed for years until suddenly all hell breaks loose.
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And so in this way, I'm a good example of how the consumerist environment we are born into ends up encroaching on our emotional lives.
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I'm caught in the eye of a fast-encroaching storm and, as a first-time competitor, I have no idea what I'm supposed to do.
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The trend is not just limited to the U.K. In the past few years, there have been innumerable examples of governments encroaching into this space.
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Lawmakers had objected that the ECB was encroaching on their prerogatives by passing rules that apply to all banks, rather than working on individual cases.
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Of course the key here is her voice, rising over the encroaching tide of strings, cracking and beautifully quavering over the sparsest of piano lines.
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At a base near Honolulu, a pair of CH-53E Super Stallion helicopters have been readied in case encroaching lava flows reach State Highway 130.
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U.N. Emergency Relief Coordinator Stephen O'Brien described the encroaching famine in four countries — Nigeria, Somalia, South Sudan and Yemen — as "largest humanitarian crisis" since 1945.
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Pence said Thursday the US supported the protesters, who have warned of encroaching influence from the central government in Beijing on their semi-autonomous status.
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Much of the building, which housed the club and a hotel, has been sealed off for years, left to gradually be swallowed by encroaching woods.
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Conservationists are concerned about the impact of farming and livestock rearing on protected sites, while pastoralists fear wildlife encroaching on their land and attacking livestock.
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We worry that other people are encroaching on what's ours, and when we get scared, we do crazy things, like build walls and start wars.
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The massive wildfire encroaching on Los Angeles has killed at least one person and forced thousands of people to flee their homes, fire officials said.
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Many city workers already use shared ride services (such as UberPool), so while Google's service isn't technically the same, it's still encroaching on Uber's business.
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Now, though, Republicans are loath to allow Trump to go even further, by encroaching on the authority the Constitution specifically grants Congress for appropriating funds.
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As populations grow around the world — and industry along with them — humans are increasingly encroaching on previously untouched spaces that are home to other animals.
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The militant group commonly deployed terror tactics against the encroaching coalition -- using suicide bombs, IED booby traps and car bombs to fight against Iraqi forces.
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As I said, Radiohead, but for people with a slightly altered collection of quirks, thoughts, encroaching sense of loneliness or complete displeasure toward going outside.
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Some worry the powerful are encroaching once again, trying to silence Elena and a million like her across this land, born here or born elsewhere.
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Prime Minister Imran Khan told a ministerial meeting in Lahore, the province's capital, buildings should grow upwards rather than outwards and stop encroaching on farmland.
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Some perceive China's influence encroaching on the city, for example in the vetting of candidates for its chief executive leadership position and other political posts.
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Today, my encroaching decrepitude is frequently a source of emotional strength, a motivator to keep fighting, to exercise my full abilities in whatever way possible.
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Landowners have argued that wolves are now numerous enough in some states to pose a threat to livestock and are increasingly encroaching on populated areas.
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But by getting us to do the work, the feeling of encroaching war is more palpable than an entire army of CGI men-at-arms.
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Vracko's father was shot dead by masked men in his home in December 2015 after his family endured years of death threats from encroaching miners.
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Ruling Socialist Party deputies said Congress had staged a "parliamentary coup" by encroaching on the powers of the electoral authority in violation of the constitution.
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Made of volcanic rock, they have braved many challenges over the years: climate change, lichen growth, damage from livestock and the encroaching development of tourism.
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And while there have been efforts over the years to beat back the encroaching power of the country's most powerful, they have all fallen short.
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Rife with symbols and encroaching apocalyptic dread, Us is a big, ambitious fable about how a society develops willful amnesia, then tears itself to pieces.
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As low-cost airfare, Instagram and avocado toast homogenize our leisure pursuits, encroaching on France's exceptionalism, the French treasure anything theirs and only theirs steadfastly.
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More pernicious, of course, are the human threats, particularly from farmers illegally encroaching on the cranes' habitat to grow more potatoes, the area's cash crop.
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Despite the international criticism of his drugs war and the encroaching legal probe, Duterte reiterated in his speech Thursday that the campaign would not stop.
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She worked with families of the disappeared in Mexico and visited indigenous Central American communities that were resisting the mining companies encroaching on their land.
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The photographer reproduces a sense of economic spectacle suffused with an encroaching disbelief in its benefits in his retrospective at the newly renovated Hayward Gallery.
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The sight of his manager sharing a familiar hug with Al likely set off alarm bells for anyone who's noticed his encroaching presence this season.
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Internet behemoth Amazon's encroaching presence is on the minds of many, forcing retailers to either beef up their own digital operations, or risk falling behind.
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That&aposs because cities are becoming more crowded and humans are encroaching on spaces usually reserved for wildlife, creating a breeding ground for infectious diseases.
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Life lived in the oceans at the time, and the encroaching ice entombed that life, cutting it off from both the sun and the atmosphere.
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"Russia has an awful lot of area to explore and exploit on its own without having to even think about encroaching on neighbors," Byers said.
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As always, deeply intertwined with the concern of encroaching on Indigenous peoples is the concern of environmental impact, specifically as it relates to climate change.
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Encroaching death gives some of Seidel's blasphemy a kind of ballsy élan, as he puts his mortal money where his outrageous mouth has always been.
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For example, the company has cell towers and sites across the country that are vulnerable to flooding and might need to be lifted above encroaching waters.
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But Payless has struggled in an increasingly competitive footwear world, with everyone from DSW to T.J. Maxx (TJX, -2.07%) encroaching on what had been its turf.
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This year, I&aposve taken a different approach to cutting grass: I decided not to panic about the encroaching sea of grasses and let them grow.
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Government procurement documents collected by Reuters and rare insights from officials show the technology Liu encountered in Xinjiang is encroaching into cities like Shanghai and Beijing.
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The redesigned redesign probably isn't going to save Snap, especially with Instagram continually encroaching upon its territory and showing that its signature features are easily replicable.
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The fires, which have killed at least 34 people and started encroaching on Canberra, the Australian capital, last week, are threatening the native plant populations, too.
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Yards away, a ridge was lit up by bright-red encroaching flames and gray plumes of clouds, as aircraft flew low, dropping water and powerful retardant.
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He and his father had built it only six years before; it was full of windows, not all of which looked out on the encroaching cranes.
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The big picture: Key Republicans support some sort of federal privacy law but have made it clear they worry about encroaching too strongly on industry. Rep.
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Putting this content on Twitter could be a way to drum up excitement for the main event without encroaching on the territory of existing rights holders.
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In other words: If you're frustrated with the way that the federal government has been encroaching on your way of life, stop recognizing the government's authority.
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As an adult, she often fought alongside her brother Victorio as his right hand to protect their people from the U.S. government encroaching on their lands.
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Net neutrality activists like Fight for the Future have predicted that encroaching moves by corporate ISPs will be gradual and insidious rather than sudden and overnight.
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Hindu nationalists accuse the nomads of encroaching on their land when they build permanent homes, and say nomad leaders want to make the region majority-Muslim.
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Panama City, Florida (CNN)Donald Trump on Tuesday denied trying to intimidate Hillary Clinton during their debate Sunday night by encroaching into her space on stage.
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The trailer – scored, as usual, by a gritty rock anthem – shows Tommy (Cillian Murphy) leading his gang of Peaky Blinders against the rapidly encroaching British aristocracy.
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Housing estates, office buildings and traffic-clogged roads are fast encroaching in the area surrounding the farm, located 30 km (19 miles) northeast of central Bangkok.
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There are also deeper concerns that the powers of big tech companies are increasingly encroaching upon areas belonging to governments, such as the issuance of currency.
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Watership Down focuses on a warren of rabbits that faces destruction at the hands of encroaching humanity and a rival warren ruled as a police state.
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The court was hearing public litigations against various construction projects that are allegedly encroaching upon mangroves and wetlands in and around the city, Hindustan Times reported.
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Indeed, don't we need ceremony to mark new eras in our life and provide buoys that help us beat back the endless waves of encroaching time?
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You will dive behind cover to hold off encroaching Stormtroopers, buying time while your buddy frantically races to solve the puzzle that unlocks the next door.
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Even today, politicians in Washington want to let their Big Oil buddies pad their profits by encroaching on your land and fouling your rivers and streams.
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Like many Israeli men, he shaves his head rather than suffer the encroaching indignity of male-pattern baldness, and his visage has a stubbly, moonfaced aspect.
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There had always been dramatic fluctuations in water level between the rainy and the dry seasons, but now it was clear that the mainland was encroaching.
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NATO has invoked Article 5 only once, following the 9/11 attacks on the US. For several years, Montenegro has faced threats of an encroaching Russia.
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Even as he worked to exude confidence about a roaring economy and handshake deal with Europe, the encroaching troubles made for another agony-and-ecstasy week.
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That led to protests by journalists expressing fear that the Chinese Communist Party was encroaching on one of the city's most venerable and independent-minded newspapers.
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The birds now prefer to stay longer in cooler areas rather than cross into Africa, where encroaching deserts and frequent droughts have made food more scarce.
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The new WOTUS rule breaks this partnership, encroaching upon state jurisdiction — which is why 32 states are suing the EPA to stop the rule, including Ohio.
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The fire was moving west on Tuesday, said Ms. Wilkolak, and emergency responders had set a goal of keeping the blaze from encroaching on Lewiston, Calif.
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I was getting older by the minute and dying my hair was one way to temporarily make the ever-encroaching reality of the final blowout disappear.
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Hurricanes, blights and encroaching development have cut into the harvest in Florida and Georgia, but a small cadre of beekeepers still fiercely pursues this lucrative prize.
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At rally after rally, he has said that women "want security," warning of encroaching immigrants, rising crime and a looming economic downturn if Democrats gain power.
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Now, American troops are making a hasty withdrawal from Syria — under pressure from encroaching Turkish proxy forces, Russian aircraft and columns armored by the Syrian government.
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At the same time, urban and suburban areas have developed and expanded, encroaching on the animal's natural habitat and bringing them into more contact with people.
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Amazon is encroaching into both, including its recently announced partnership with Berkshire Hathaway and J.P. Morgan to lower the cost of health care for its employees.
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This week, torrential rains flooded Jakarta for the second time in 2020, while Bangkok last month trucked in drinking water after the encroaching ocean increased salinity.
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Yes, this is a corporate entertainment hegemon, encroaching to conquer TV as it did the movies — but look at how it sips its little soupy cup!
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Chouinard, taking into account his kids, his risk appetite, and his encroaching distaste for these bigger expeditionary attempts, began to dial it back as a climber.
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That opinion was echoing comments by Tajani and other members of the European Parliament that the ECB breached its powers by encroaching on a legislative prerogative.
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After seven years filling prescriptions, he found his way into software consulting and got rich before concluding that encroaching global consultancies would eventually swallow his business.
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Relations between Moscow and Beijing have long been marked by mutual wariness with Russian nationalists warning of encroaching Chinese influence in the country's mineral-rich far east.
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One of the most urgent questions for America's Israel policy is Israel's plan to build more new settlements in the West Bank, further encroaching upon Palestinian territory.
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As a result, tree brush has been encroaching on trail areas, forcing organizers to send crews out to cut back the foliage and make the trails safer.
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"There are patches of red cedar that are encroaching, and have encroached, into the grass areas and prairie areas that are currently burning," Will told BuzzFeed News.
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It also fuelled worries that Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey's president, who has called interest rates "the mother of all evil", is again encroaching on central-bank policymaking.
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As the clock winds down on Barack Obama's presidency, the administration is moving to bar industry from encroaching on some of the nation's more environmentally sensitive areas.
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Michael German, a former FBI agent now with the Brennan Center for Justice, said Barr's proposal risks encroaching on civil liberties and stigmatizing mental illness, he said.
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" AXELROD: ...there's a weird paradox in both his message and their attacks, which is, on the one hand they say, "Well, the dictator is encroaching and threatening.
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Their family had been in Santa Rosa on vacation, and after their son, Luis Ocon, noticed flames were encroaching their residence, everyone evacuated as quickly as possible.
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Throughout the film, Mr Aronofsky uses tight, claustrophobic cinematography to follow Ms Lawrence, making the viewer one of those encroaching upon her and contributing to her fear.
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Exports and other "external" contributors to growth turned sour as early as March 2018, before America imposed punitive tariffs on China for encroaching on its intellectual property.
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Deutsche Boerse and the London Stock Exchange are making a third attempt at creating a European trading powerhouse to take on U.S. rivals encroaching on their turf.
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Outside, where it was a bright, cloudless Sunday, the only signs of modernity were ever-encroaching high-rises and tents emblazoned with the Monster Energy Drink logo.
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"It's human ecological change that drives diseases to emerge," says Olival -- whether that's humans encroaching on the habitats of disease-carrying animals or humans changing their behavior.
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For its part, Beijing has accused Washington on encroaching on its areas of interests in the South and East China Seas, and attempting to contain it militarily.
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Gomez said the federal prosecutions led to a power struggle that pits "Los Sures" Trinitarios against another "Sunset" Trinitarios, rivals sets from Brooklyn encroaching on the Bronx.
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De Paula said lack of land titles also made the quilombolas more vulnerable to pressure and violence from illegal loggers and gold miners encroaching on their land.
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"It sickens me the way this company is encroaching upon trusted news brands in rural markets," one reporter at a Sinclair-owned station told CNN's Brian Stelter.
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Cannabis use disorder, or problematic use, was defined by answers to a series of questions that indicate "tolerance and dependence and encroaching problems every day," Cerda explained.
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The encroaching specter of mass legalization of cannabis has triggered a strange reprisal of the alarmist themes of Anslinger's assault on the plant over 220 years ago.
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The holding company model is under pressure; brands including ; direct-to-consumer brands have upended traditional advertising; and new competitors and and are encroaching on agencies' turf.
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The Mahathir government was seeking legal recognition of the Temiar tribe's land rights and injunctions to restrain private parties from encroaching and destroying the land, Thomas said.
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Bangs are encroaching upon lob-status popularity, but the best part is that they come in all lengths and styles, making them just as easy to wear.
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She's encroaching on actual Rachel's turf — earlier in the episode, she tries to cozy up to Coleman, and toward the end she's set her sights on Jeremy.
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Flying over land riddled with encroaching seawater and inhabited by hurricane refugees made me wonder if we aren't losing our long struggle to live with the wetlands.
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The '60s — when TV tried like hell to pretend the larger world wasn't encroaching upon its hermetically sealed settings — are one of the medium's weaker decades overall.
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Under this theory, Congress cannot hobble the president by encroaching too much on his powers in its effort to influence the bureaucracy where so much power resides.
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The tweet tapped into a powerful fear that underlies the ongoing political crisis -- that Beijing is encroaching on the unique freedoms of this semi-autonomous Chinese city.
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Erica is only ever tasked with fixing her own mistakes, not with establishing a reign of justice or preventing evil from further encroaching on our broken world.
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And while the growth of tourism may help local businesses, the forays into deeper parts of the forests by more and more people are encroaching on wildlife.
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It also earned a rebuke from the city, which warned the SPCA that the robot was encroaching on public sidewalks without a proper permit, according to Mashable.
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"The last time hedge funds were encroaching on private equity territory in a big way was in 2006 and 2007, just before the financial collapse," he said.
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"Makeup is one of the last bastions of femininity that men are encroaching upon," alongside other areas traditionally dominated by women, such as cooking and child care.
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Other landscapes study nature's expansiveness along wooded pathways or across open fields, as sunlight ebbs and encroaching shadows turn wooden barns and wind-tossed grasslands into silhouettes.
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Now, the Australian Navy is set to evacuate a portion of the some 4,000 people cut off from escape by the encroaching flames, the Washington Post reports.
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Many hoped the investigation's end might lead to an era of newly effective governing, a turning point for a President no longer preoccupied with an encroaching investigator.
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There are plenty of reasons for such destructive wildfires, including the fact that communities are encroaching more and more on forests, putting property and people at risk.
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If the clerics resist having their wings clipped, they are likely to openly oppose encroaching westernization just as Saudi Arabia seeks to attract and retain foreign investors.
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By plopping settlers down in the area, Stuyvesant hoped to prevent the takeover of the encroaching English; despite his efforts, that takeover would come three years later.
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The deadly fighting erupted when Peshmerga Rojava forces moved towards the border with Syria, encroaching on territory controlled by a local affiliate of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK).
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Cheater underscored that these are not indiscriminate carpet bombs being conducted haphazardly, but are pinpoint blasts that can thwart an enemy encroaching on coalition forces, saving countless lives.
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Zhang's trip comes at a time of worsening relations between Hong Kong residents and the central Chinese government, with many concerned about Beijing encroaching on the city's freedoms.
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Mr. Grijalva, whose constituency includes four tribal nations, said the construction work was also affecting the ecology of the area by upending cactuses and encroaching on freshwater areas.
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When you hear someone complaining that by censoring a tweet or kicking someone off of Facebook or YouTube, they're encroaching on their First Amendment rights, that's not true.
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By the subsequent generation, however—the grandchildren of the flood's survivors—they started creeping downhill again, closer to the river, and encroaching on the zone of flood risk.
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But Fender's done a good job of integrating that functionality in a way that is legitimately useful without encroaching on the overall spirit of the product and company.
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After our armored vehicle took a direct hit we dashed from house to house to get away from the encroaching ISIS fighters, eventually ending up in Mattar's home.
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Lake County sheriff&aposs Lt. Corey Paulich said Monday that two blazes are encroaching on Lakeport, Upper Lake and Nice but have not yet reached heavily populated areas.
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That spiffy shield design may not keep out the ever-encroaching hellscape that is 2018, maybe adding it to your collection will make you feel a little better.
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Weier's father, Bill Weier, frets onscreen about the fact that his children will soon have school-mandated iPads, as though the technology itself is an insidious encroaching darkness.
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Aesthetics also come into play as companies must also maintain strong security throughout the data centre, especially when these centres are increasingly encroaching on the populated downtown communities.
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When at last she got into an ambulance to escape the encroaching Camp Fire, she only made it a mile before the flames forced her group to stop.
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China, a rising superpower with five times India's GDP, is quietly encroaching on India's traditional sphere of influence, tying a "string of pearls" of alliances around the subcontinent.
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But after beating Aljaz Bedene — and the encroaching darkness — in the last match of the day at Roland Garros, Novak Djokovic was in a cheerful and appreciative mood.
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The rating considers recent market share declines, driven by encroaching competition and executional missteps, which in concert with recent financial policy decisions, have weakened the company's leverage profile.
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His match with Murray had stretched over two days and included encroaching darkness, chilly conditions, a couple of contentious moments and plenty of compelling tennis, mostly from Stepanek.
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The ratings consider recent market share declines, driven by encroaching competition and executional missteps, which in concert with recent financial policy decisions, have weakened the company's leverage profile.
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He warns of an encroaching global amnesia as survivors of the last world war die away and younger politicians and voters, blissfully inexperienced in total war, take over.
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Mere hours beforehand, thousands were fleeing the city in panic, many abandoning their cars and running through the woods to escape the rapidly-encroaching heat and suffocating smoke.
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This year, with technology and social media ever encroaching on our daily lives, Pantone thought it was the appropriate time to turn to nature and its beautiful colors.
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The project is intended to act as a barrier to prevent high waters from encroaching on the city, Corruption and bribery have caused the project to stall out.
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The already-vulnerable koala population — in rapid decline due to deforestation, climate change, and the encroaching human population that's built over their habitats — won't get a respite, either.
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Each book is a prayer bead on a string, and each prayer is a secular, circumspect prayer, a prayer and a protest and a charm against encroaching night.
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Since 2002, biologists have been tracking a number of mountain lions, including P-64, to study how they survive in a natural environment where human habitats are encroaching.
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The Social Democratic Party has underscored that it will not suffer the further deterioration of its profile by Merkel further encroaching on its turf -- another aspect of Merkelism.
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And although it sits just steps from the touristy bustle of Bedford Avenue, the funky lounge serves as a refreshing departure from the encroaching commercialism that surrounds it.
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The bill has come to symbolize growing fear that the region, long-viewed as a separate entity from mainland China, is losing its autonomy under Beijing's encroaching authoritarianism.
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Later, in the album's penultimate track, "On the Dunes," that same lover abandons him on a shoreline that's encroaching on more and more of the country's dry land.
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Proponents of the bill argue that it will protect Quebec from encroaching orthodoxy that threatens to undermine the province's liberal values, including respect for women and gay people.
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By retracting its oil exemptions, the Trump administration is encroaching on China's energy security even as Washington is trying to strike an all-important trade deal with Beijing.
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I met her outside, already defeated by the day: a sleepless child, a lost wallet and the encroaching light paranoia induced by the morning's string of bad luck.
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Much of the Pearl River Delta sits only a meter or two above sea level, so the encroaching South China Sea puts a massive manufacturing center at risk.
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The consumer electronics industry is encroaching on the hearing aid business, offering products that are far less expensive and available without the involvement of audiologists or other professionals.
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To be sure, there's still some threat of Amazon encroaching on the home improvement space, Stacey Widlitz, president of SW Retail Advisors, told CNBC's "Closing Bell" on Monday.
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There were delays: a young man on horseback wrangling a white steer and a crew of road workers with machetes waging an endless war against the encroaching jungle.
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Intense fires have been burning across southeastern Australia for months, encroaching on major cities, threatening popular tourist destinations and scorching forests that are home to millions of animals.
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The clash broke out when Peshmerga Rojava forces moved towards the border with Syria, encroaching on territory controlled by a local affiliate of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK).
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The star athletes of the sport and an encroaching set of law enforcement bodies are influencing major decisions now, and USA Gymnastics is just trying to hold on.
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A growing number of start-ups are selling insights gleaned from small, relatively cheap satellites, known as "cube satellites," encroaching on a domain once dominated by global superpowers.
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For one thing it is — perhaps too self-consciously — a beautiful production, especially as lit by Amith Chandrashaker to catch the actors' haunted faces in the encroaching dark.
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Why it would work: King's writing throughout this popular story is lush and evocative, just begging for graceful, ever-moodier cinematography that mirrors the story's encroaching sinister subtext.
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"As women, we become conditioned to men encroaching on our personal space, and so we brush it off," Karasek wrote in a Washington Post article about the encounter.
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Wouldn't the senseless and brutal murder of a teenager by extremists seem to support Trump and Fransen's vision of Islam as a force of uncivilized violence encroaching the West?
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If her personal situation is seriously encroaching on your right to the peaceful enjoyment of your own home, then you could give her 30 days to find other housing.
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" The historian Roger Griffin once described the core vision of fascism as "the national community rising Phoenix-like after a period of encroaching decadence which all but destroyed it.
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The station is currently undergoing a process of relocation, after a fissure - once thought to be dormant – began encroaching on the base in 2012, advancing a mile every year.
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El Mochomito has reportedly formed an alliance with a rival cartel from the nearby state of Jalisco and started encroaching on Chapo's old turf in Sinaloa, including his hometown.
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It was never completely forgotten, yet it's not the popular tourist spot it was after Pope's death, nor does it still have its river view, lost to encroaching development.
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This isn't Jaws, there's no rogue shark messing around on beaches and chomping down on revelers, this is about humans encroaching on nature and nature serving notice to GTFO.
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With stiff competition from the smartwatch space, Fitbit is doubling down on its fitness trackers with more smartwatch-like features and fashionable styles without encroaching entirely into smartwatch territory.
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Target is in the midst of a multiyear turnaround effort, as it attempts to compete with Wal-Mart's "Everyday Low Price" strategy and Amazon's encroaching presence over the industry.
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Native American protesters and their supporters recently won a major battle against encroaching energy interests in North Dakota, blocking a federal permit for a pipeline after months of protests.
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With the iPads encroaching on Surface Pro territory, it's only logical to fight them head-on with the similarly-priced Surface Go, which arguably does more with Windows 10.
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Similarly, the Alliance understands that China is increasingly encroaching on everything from intellectual property to cyber hacking and obstructing sea lanes of commerce where many Allies ply their trade.
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Consulting firms like Deloitte and Accenture are encroaching on the advertising business, and some insiders believe a move into PR's bread and butter, earned media, can't be far behind.
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LAHORE (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Punjab, Pakistan's most populous province, on Friday banned the development of new housing on farmland, in a bid to stop cities encroaching on agricultural areas.
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Her fear is that privatizing public lands means that areas would be auctioned off to wealthy people or corporations for private profit, encroaching on public hunting, fishing and recreation.
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In recent years, they've clung to these freedoms even more tightly amid a growing mistrust of the government and the perception that China is encroaching on Hong Kong's autonomy.
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They point to the current government's failure to secure the Aadhaar database, containing the biometric information of more than 1 billion people, as proof of the encroaching data disaster.
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From half a world away, the United States was pushing against a weakened Russia's borders, encroaching on countries that were almost inextricably entwined with Russia's economy, culture, and history.
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A recent study of Bing search queries once again revealed both the power of search data analysis and that data's potential for encroaching on personal privacy in unexpected ways.
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Russia has repeatedly blamed the West for stirring anti-Russian sentiment and encroaching on countries like Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine, which it considers part of its sphere of influence.
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Erick Mattson, a captain with the Redding Fire Department, was battling out-of-control flames encroaching on homes in the Old Shasta community just outside Redding on Friday morning.
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I felt at the time a kind of encroaching loneliness and desolation, a feeling of how nightmarish it would be to wind up in a city with no inhabitants.
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Produced by Gasworks in South London, Bradley has transformed the gallery's interiors with a tonic-infused resin meant to ameliorate the encroaching forces of capitalism assailing the art world.
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Lately, some of the biggest Wall Street banks have been encroaching on their turf as well, with Goldman Sachs and J. P. Morgan introducing ETFs with competitive expense ratios.
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Chevron deference has aggrandized executive power, giving agencies considerable leeway to promulgate regulations on controversial subjects not addressed by Congress and coming dangerously close to encroaching on legislative power.
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Still as early afternoon came, it was clear the warnings did little to stop demonstrators from taking to the streets again to reject China's encroaching influence on the city.
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Heavily steeped in traditional Japanese folklore, it sees a group of tanuki (raccoon dogs) banding together with their magical abilities to fight the human developers encroaching on their forest.
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NYPL notes that in 1907, the Fifth Avenue Association started in response to encroaching factories on the fashionable street, and it may have inspired Welles's wide-angled photography approach.
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But it will also continue to face headwinds — like tariffs on consumer goods — and trendy, digitally native brands — like furniture retailer Wayfair and mattress-maker Casper — encroaching on its turf.
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Other automakers are encroaching on the territory, too — GM recently announced the launch of Maven, and Ford is testing its GoDrive service in a number of markets around the world.
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Backdrop of mistrust The clashes come at a time of worsening relations between Hong Kong and the central Chinese government, with many concerned about Beijing encroaching on the city's freedoms.
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When politicians and federal land managers claim the latest commercial logging project will protect residential areas from encroaching wildland fires, people may not see the need to fireproof their homes.
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At his home there in Windham, he sketched meadows bordered by picturesquely sagging fences and encroaching railroad lines and textile mills; his visitors included John Singer Sargent and Childe Hassam.
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And at a news conference on Tuesday, the governor called the Buffalo Billion a "tremendous success," adding that the encroaching investigation did not "go to the essence" of the program.
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It stands between the center of Kiruna and the reason for the city's existence: the world's largest iron-ore mine, which is slowly encroaching on the ground beneath the town.
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It's a documentary of a documentary, taking us inside a photo shoot in one of those camps, in Macedonia, and shows Mr. Collins's prescient interest in the encroaching "reality" genre.
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Dubbed the National Commission on Security and Technology Challenges, the group would be charged with studying ways to help law enforcers fight crime and terrorism without encroaching on privacy protections.
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"Just like large tech firms encroaching on financial institution markets, many financial firms, including ours, declare ourselves to be a technology company," he told CNBC's Geoff Cutmore and Arjun Kharpal.
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The latest moves in the industry — Amazon encroaching into the grocery sector and announcing plans to acquire Whole Foods — is putting big-box retailer Target in an especially tough spot.
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The practice has continued for generations, but in recent years the nomads have faced growing hostility from Hindu residents in the region, who claim they are encroaching on their land.
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But with the sun beating down at 97 degrees, and the encroaching hoard of other acts' fans to reckon with over the course of the afternoon, things would get dire.
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On Wednesday, a wildfire encroaching on Yosemite Valley that is now 43,000 acres forced the evacuation of visitors at the most popular time for tourists at the national park there.
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The threat of Amazon's encroaching on Walmart's territory began to loom larger in Mexico last year, when the online powerhouse launched deliveries of non-perishable groceries like beer and coffee.
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Supporters of the bill say it is necessary to safeguard Quebec from encroaching religious orthodoxy that threatens to challenge the province's secular liberal values, including respect for women and homosexuals.
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The new passenger routes come close to airspace used by Taiwanese airliners and military planes at a time when Chinese military drills encroaching on Taiwan's airspace have become increasingly common.
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"Women anxious to serve their country should take on work more befitting their sex instead of encroaching on a man's occupation," an editorial published in Aeroplane magazine in 4003 declared.
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An anomaly for the neighborhood, Pomander Walk is one of a few precious mews and mews look-alikes still in existence in New York, despite the encroaching modernity all around.
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LOS ANGELES — The visual arts division of United Talent Agency opened a project space in Los Angeles last year, prompting questions about whether it was encroaching on art gallery business.
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Rautendelein, an elf-girl lolling dreamily near a deep well, is visited by the rambunctious Faun, who is annoyed that humans keep encroaching on the meadow to build their churches.
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Morey was voicing his support for pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong, who for months have been demonstrating for months against Beijing's encroaching power in the semi-autonomous Chinese territory.
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Sometimes this means suggesting the encroaching frailty of a hollowed-out woman; sometimes the way such a woman nevertheless corrals her remaining strength to resume a lifelong fight against despair.
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The trees can also help mitigate the impact of rising sea levels: Their multi-tiered root systems trap sediment to raise the land around them relative to the encroaching waves.
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Much like Dorsey's continued tolerance of the encroaching presence of Nazis on Twitter, Brann let the White Walkers come to him, with not much of a plan to stop them.
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Conditions are expected to remain favorable over coming days allowing firefighters to work to contain fires encroaching on communities, particularly in the Blue Mountains region to the west of Sydney.
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In 1989, Mr. Liu kept vigil on Tiananmen Square to protect protesters from encroaching soldiers and in 2008 initiated a pro-democracy petition, earning the enmity of the Communist leaders.
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"The illegitimate Maduro regime is pillaging the wealth of Venezuela while imperiling indigenous people by encroaching on protected areas and causing deforestation and habitat loss," Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said.
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They are important for biodiversity, flood regulation and as a source of water for drinking and agriculture, but they are being degraded by encroaching agriculture, mineral exploitation and pollution, it said.
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And he&aposs encroaching on East European neighbors&apos intimidation and coercion on a regular basis, and not to speak of the intervention in Georgia, Crimea, Ukraine, and now in Syria.
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Despite Apple's protestations to the contrary, there really has been a sense that the iPad Pro is encroaching on Mac territory, and the macOS platform needs to get a clearer future.
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One thing that's certain, Amazon is encroaching on the core businesses of FedEx and UPS, while it doesn't quite seem like Amazon is in any danger of the opposite coming true.
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The smell of smoke and the fear of encroaching flames kept pulling her back to that day two years ago when she realized her home in Santa Rosa was on fire.
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They were bothered by what they perceived as, and justifiably so, an expansion of regulatory reach — in other words, bigger government encroaching on a market that was thriving without its interference.
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Line of sight turns out to be pretty key to how those dynamics play out—the better the prey is able to spot encroaching predators, the better its chances of survival.
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Jaime comes to tell her he's met with Tyrion, who seems to be bought in with this notion that an "army of the dead" is encroaching upon their little soap opera.
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Moreover, his embodiment of property and territory provides security for those who fear a America's urban centers encroaching on its relatively isolated hinterland — a social conflict reminiscent of the Roaring Twenties.
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"It was as bad as someone encroaching in your living room, a total invasion of privacy, and you begin to learn that maybe you shouldn't trust anyone anymore," Mr. Mansoor recalled.
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The feature, first spotted by TechCrunch, looks to compete with budget shopping apps like Wish — which offers a similar array of budget products — that have been increasingly encroaching on Amazon's space.
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But there are numerous categories, the guidelines are not always clear, and the restrictions now appear to be encroaching into the sphere of border protection, immigration enforcement and criminal justice statistics.
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All of this was symbolized by Mack, the team's ancient owner-manager who despite steadily encroaching senility was still in the dugout as late as 1950, his 1.23th year on Earth.
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He eventually came back around to Syria -- "we're making a decision as to what we do," he said -- but it was clear the encroaching special counsel investigation was consuming his attention.
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The majority of Nvidia's growth comes from the video game business, professional graphics visualization, the multi-billion-dollar data center business and the encroaching self-driving car business, the CEO said.
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These panels can then generate energy to power up streets, supermarkets or households without encroaching on farmland, and Colas is hoping to have some 50 testing sites by mid-2018 worldwide.
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It's easy to imagine that as women gained power in the larger world — the 19th Amendment was ratified in 1920 — efforts to keep female workers from encroaching on male terrain increased.
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If we're not going to do anything to keep the waters from encroaching, the least the government can do is to stop developers from building housing on the growing flood plain.
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Others, like the foreign policy writer Robert Kagan, may fret about an encroaching jungle invading the gardens of the West; Walt's attitude is to forget about trying to trim it back.
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The latter point wasn't lost on Trump, who issued a grumpy statement complaining that the bill presented by Congress contains "clearly unconstitutional provisions" encroaching on his authority to conduct foreign policy.
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"I think focusing on the forest misses the fact that there are trees encroaching out of the forest," said Fiona Scott Morton, a health economist at the Yale School of Management.
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But with an encroaching security apparatus, China has tightened its grip across every aspect of life in Hong Kong, which has resulted this year in electoral setbacks for the democratic opposition.
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But adding a runway is politically thorny because it would require the taking of property adjacent to the airport or encroaching on Jamaica Bay, which lies along J.F.K.'s southern border.
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The scientists are racing to develop a deeper understanding of the combined effects of a warmer climate, massive tree die-offs that feed the wildfires, and developments encroaching into the wilderness.
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Thirty-two players drop onto a quaint suburban cityscape, and you have to gather up gear and weapons to defend yourself as an encroaching storm forces everyone closer and closer together.
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Some of the paintings have clouds and pale light, a sense of encroaching mortality, restoring the tenderness that had been bleached out of his earlier landscapes by the incessant California sun.
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But it also arrives as Trump remains preoccupied with an encroaching Russia investigation, growing angrier and angrier at the widening circle of his advisers and confidants caught in Robert Mueller's web.
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Though much has been made of Sessions's confirmation hearing comments about implementing encryption backdoors (he's in favor), he will have to look at more than the ever-encroaching realm of surveillance.
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Under the guise of pursuing peace, security coordination has enabled Israel to continue encroaching into occupied Palestinian land on the one hand and entrenching the one-state reality on the other.
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"The thing I think about when I'm running an operation like this ... this is something that can never be replaced," Wynn said about the threat of Amazon encroaching on everyone's business.
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She expressed concern for Hong Kong's independent judicial and legal system, reflecting a common fear among the movement that mainland China may be encroaching on the city's precious and limited autonomy.
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The Amazon fires encroaching on many of their territories are heightening fears that if indigenous groups are driven out of the Amazon and forced into cities, their languages will go extinct.
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Where the ghetto once seemed a menace, threatening to swallow the city like an encroaching desert, now it often appears, in scholarly articles and the popular press, as an endangered habitat.
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The Farrell clan is back atop Shay Mountain, their old Kentucky home for more than 200 years, and ready to do whatever it takes to keep the coal industry from encroaching.
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Shares of CVS, Walgreens and Rite Aid tumbled on concern that Amazon was further encroaching on their territory after already taking a huge chunk of the market for toiletries and household goods.
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But for the rest of us, it's an example of the way companies like Airbnb — which was once relegated to one sector of the economy — are increasingly encroaching on our everyday lives.
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It was a stunning display of defiance that demonstrated just how deeply the population fears the encroaching influence of Beijing, and Hong Kongers' increasing feeling of desperation and helplessness to stop it.
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Laila Laurel, 23, created the furniture to raise awareness of "manspreading", where men sit with their knees splayed wide apart on public transport or other cramped spaces, encroaching on their neighbor's space.
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And as the lands and forests of the east disappeared to loggers and encroaching plantations, he threw his support behind the political opposition of Sam Rainsy and the Cambodian National Rescue Party.
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McCallister may be there to be interviewed by MJ, but queen Ronda swoops in like the predatory hawk she is, encroaching on Mary Jane's territory who is visibly annoyed with her coworker.
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On Monday, the start-up filed for two index exchange traded funds that will waive management fees for the first year, encroaching on an a market dominated by Vanguard and BlackRock's iShares.
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Colorado Parks and Wildlife said in a statement on Saturday that lion sightings had increased across the state as a result of "a robust lion population" and development encroaching on their habitats.
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Collecting and ordering becomes a sense-making process—a way of understanding and decoding the passage of time, or, perhaps, even reversing it for a moment, protecting the self against encroaching modernity.
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Beyond the fact that Eleanor is studying "Skunk Hour," Robert Lowell's poem rife with hints of encroaching madness, the lunacy of New Orleans is barely integrated into the rest of the book.
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The Tompkinses participated in an unusual eight-week storytelling workshop at Northwestern University that is helping to keep the spark of love alive in couples coping with the challenges of encroaching dementia.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - About 100 Chinese fishing boats have been detected encroaching in Malaysia's waters in the disputed South China Sea, Malaysia's state news agency and a coastguard official said on Friday.
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The drugstore operator also announced it would start next-day delivery from its stores in 2018, a move some analysts are saying comes in response to Amazon's encroaching presence within the space.
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The probe by the German cartel office has raised eyebrows because some European Union officials see it as encroaching into an area properly overseen by data-protection authorities under EU-wide rules.
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When we meet, she has just missed a rehearsal for an upcoming performance at Philipp Plein's runway show because of the encroaching sickness, and is medicating herself with Theraflu, NyQuil and rest.
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She set out to "feminize" the movie, about a headstrong middle schooler — in this case, a biracial girl — who searches for her missing scientist father and saves the universe from encroaching evil.
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The campus of SUNY Purchase, where Major League Soccer's New York City Football Club has its training grounds, consists of slabs of Brutalist concrete dropped like Legos amongst the encroaching shag greenery.
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The conflict is elemental: The French government is trying to restore the centuries-old brown bear population, which dwindled nearly to extinction by the 1990s, the victim of encroaching humanity and hunting.
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Being questioned about one's fitness to parent, as June is in a flashback, is presented as a sign of encroaching fascism, but it is also nothing new for many less-privileged mothers.
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At the heart of the movement is a concern that the Chinese Communist Party, through the pro-Beijing government in Hong Kong, is encroaching on the civil liberties that the city enjoys.
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Instead, wielding their encroaching influence over the Assembly, they pursued a divide-and-conquer approach, ramming through an election law that allowed all civilian comers to cast their hats into the ring.
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Elsewhere in the media industry, players from Apple to Disney are also releasing new TV subscription services, encroaching on an area where the likes of Netflix and Amazon have long held dominance.
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Church leaders, in turn, have sought the support of conservative politicians to enshrine their view of society in law, liberal observers say, mindful that encroaching modernity is shrinking the ranks of churchgoers.
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But that is a lot more easily said than done—Indonesia has territorial waters around more than 17,000 islands to protect, for example, and illegal operations from China are encroaching on them.
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"If buildings are encroaching on the Freedom Trail, that's really a problem," said Ms. Wick, 72, referring to the two-and-a-half-mile path that leads to 16 Revolutionary-era sites.
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In January, the Department of Defense said climate change was a national security issue and listed 79 domestic bases at risk from floods, drought, encroaching deserts, wildfires and in Alaska, thawing permafrost.
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The terror played out on social media as the wildfire, which had been burning for longer than a day nearby, took a turn for the worse and began encroaching on the town.
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So in strict scrutiny cases, a court assumes that a law encroaching on a "fundamental right" is unconstitutional unless proven otherwise, rather than vice versa in cases with looser levels of scrutiny.
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Unless you've literally tipped your entire lipstick collection out on the table and asked the person next to you to draw on you with it, you're not encroaching on anyone else, right?
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They see the Iranian-backed Assad regime in Syria as part of a broader "Shia crescent" of Iranian influence encroaching on Saudi Arabia and threatening to inflame their Shia minority at home.
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More broadly, the Bundys and their backers — Ammon Bundy won't say how many are present at the refuge — say they are defending the rights of Western ranchers against an encroaching federal government.
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With the press of two fingers, Delta members will be able to enter any of Delta's 50 exclusive lounges for drinks, comfortably unaware of the encroaching dystopian biometric surveillance structure closing around travel.
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I thought of these skins over the figure as being porous armor, or yes, camouflage — but a flimsy, mortifying kind of camouflage, one that didn't really protect the interior from its encroaching milieu.
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New videos taken by the US Geological Survey reveal the dramatic extent to which the encroaching lava has reshaped the surrounding landscape, turning once gorgeous beaches into a smoldering pile of volcanic waste.
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There are other companies in the space like PEX Card, and corporate card issues — who may become more sensitive to encroaching startups like Emburse — may start to take note and build similar tools.
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VENICE, Louisiana (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Southern Louisiana, under siege from rising sea levels, subsiding land and coastal erosion, is losing thousands of acres of wetlands to the encroaching Gulf of Mexico each year.
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Niger is warding off violence on several fronts, with Boko Haram insurgents encroaching from the south, Al Qaeda-linked groups operating to the west, and various militia fighting in Libya to the north.
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While these bodies seem to be confronted with the dishes' mass — they are so much smaller — the whole lot of them are encroaching upon the tower, intent on either dismantling or studying it.
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Over the last several years, retailers have jumped the gun by opening their doors first at midnight and then encroaching earlier into Thanksgiving day to get a head start on those holiday shoppers.
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Last year he received death threats after exposing hitherto unpublicised meetings between officials and landowners that had apparently resulted in a public-housing development being scaled back to avoid encroaching on villagers' land.
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The investigation also accused companies of expanding steel capacity in violation of the country's strict overcapacity rules, and of encroaching upon nature reserves and other vulnerable ecological zones declared off-limits for development.
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"We will not allow anyone to tamper with security and order by encroaching on public, private and government institutions and also economic institutions," military spokesman Brigadier General Yahya Rasool told a news conference.
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As it happens, there are currently two exhibitions in New York that offer glimpses into the bonding of artistic communities in defiance of the encroaching darkness, first in rage and then in compassion.
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The featurette goes into how that final battle came together, from the charred, ashy look of the land as Drogon attacks the Lannister army to the camera work on the encroaching Dothraki soldiers.
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When I feel an acute period in the cycle of depression encroaching, it is like a hand that will eventually try to strangle me, but whose fingers are just beginning to touch me.
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Deutsche Boerse and the London Stock Exchange are making a third attempt at a merger that would create a European trading powerhouse that could better compete against U.S. rivals encroaching on their turf.
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The Atlantic's Peter Beinart argued that Bloomberg had been "seduced by his past political success" into making a run that, by encroaching "onto Buttigieg's moderate turf," would be counterproductive for his policy goals.
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It seems incredulous that we need to remind ourselves how dearly a price in blood and treasure we paid to rid ourselves of the scourges of slavery and the encroaching horror Nazi atrocities.
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The move could help it fight against Amazon, which is encroaching on the connected home space with the Amazon Cloud Cam smart camera and a new in-home delivery system called Amazon Key.
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An extended gag in "Songs of the Dragons Flying to Heaven" has the Asian characters scuttling around like crabs as they defend the stage from two white actors who keep encroaching on it.
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And as families fled the encroaching fires, in cars filled with clothing and other important items they could grab at the last minute, the scenes could have been refugees escaping a war zone.
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China, which controls about 20% of the Kashmir region and has close ties with Pakistan, also protested India's moves, with the Chinese Foreign Ministry accusing New Delhi of encroaching on Chinese territorial sovereignty.
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In Ghana, the Centre for Indigenous Knowledge and Organizational Development, a nongovernmental organization, is working with local chiefs to promote sustainable forestry practices that restore soil moisture to slow the encroaching Sahel desert.
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That annoying habit some men have of spreading their legs on buses and trains, encroaching on seats next to them, has become so universal that one word crosses language barriers to describe it.
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"We see China's authoritarian regime continuously encroaching on Hong Kong's freedoms," Emily Fung, a 27-year-old engineer, said before the rally started in a downtown harbor front park ringed by glowing skyscrapers.
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Emotions are still raw among Harris supporters, who lashed out at the billionaires and accused them of encroaching on turf that they should have conceded to the party's diverse, next generation of leaders.
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With a major redevelopment project underway at Willets Point just a few stops away on the 7 train, he says big businesses are likely to start encroaching on his stretch of Jackson Heights.
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Opel and PSA have been losing ground in the market, in part because high-end carmakers like BMW and Daimler's Mercedes unit have been encroaching on their turf by selling more affordable cars.
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In time, the air of misterioso quiet and encroaching, consuming terror give way to manly growling, jaw-clenching and vein-popping, and everything falls to pieces in a poorly conceptualized and staged blowout.
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It is an attempt to widen the market for Old Masters by encroaching on fashion's territory, and in that respect it cannot be faulted for getting one up on its auction house rivals.
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And the rest of Louisiana is losing coastline at one of the fastest rates on the planet due to sea level rise and encroaching industry, according to the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration.
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She is meant, in some ways, to represent America itself, the questions we have over whether it's worth losing our soul because of a fear of some darkness encroaching on the southern border.
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The film has Cinderella star Lily James playing Elizabeth, who in this version just happens to be leading a small army of sword-toting society women in a fight against the encroaching zombie hordes.
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Make sure to smudge every room of the house, with special attention paid to any outward-facing corners, since it's said that these corners act as boundaries between your home and encroaching negative energy.
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She's routinely battled with inundated streets and buildings, grappled with the aftermath of Sandy, and occasionally sparred with residents over how to best defend Hoboken from the encroaching effects of human-caused global warming.
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Its current horrifying condition can be traced back to a combination of chemicals in the water filtering in from the city's clogged and polluted freshwater canals and encroaching salt water from the Persian Gulf.
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His roll call of locations—Afghanistan, Ukraine, the refugee camps of Kenya, impoverished Canada and Port Glasgow, to name a few—imply the myriad pressures which are encroaching upon the child's right to play.
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Facebook has made no secret of its wish to do more in the online recruitment market — encroaching on territory today dominated by LinkedIn, the leader in tapping social networking graphs to boost job-hunting.
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When the waters begin to rise, the city authorities sound a siren to warn residents and put down elevated walkways along key pedestrian routes, helping Venetians and tourists to prepare for the encroaching tide.
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Apple's ambitions to be the go to spot for family friendly fare also risks being thwarted by the only studio that's managed to fend off the tech giants encroaching on the entertainment world — Disney.
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Once you select your act, the band rocks out on a stage with one of their signature tracks, and you have to tap to the beat to shoot lasers at aliens encroaching on them.
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This pledge follows CFTC criticism of a draft EU law that would give EU regulators a role in supervising U.S. based clearing houses that service customers in the bloc, encroaching on the CFTC's turf.
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Europe's biggest financial exchanges announced this week that they were making a third attempt at a merger to create a European trading powerhouse that can compete better with U.S. rivals encroaching on their turf.
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I adore the sequence at the end of the autumn section in The Last of Us, where Joel has been impaled on the metal rod and must struggle his way through the encroaching bandits.
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WPP and its major rivals Omnicom, Publicis and IPG face challenges on every front, from the might of Google and Facebook - whom Sorrell famously dubbed "frenemies" - to the rapidly encroaching consultants Accenture and Deloitte.
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It possesses what the critic Helen Vendler described as "the strange binocular style" of late works, in which the writer is attentive to death's encroaching shadow but also vividly alive to the present moment.
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Finally, no episode would be complete without a close call for Glenn (Steven Yeun), who is finally reunited with wife Maggie (Lauren Cohan) after Abraham and Sasha gun down a horde of encroaching walkers.
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The fire in the picture is highlighted, and beneath that smoke the flames are encroaching on the northern California community of Paradise, where it's estimated that up to 90% of homes have been destroyed.
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First as a candidate and then as President, he spoke of Mexican "rapists," of "caravans" filled with encroaching "aliens"; he directed invective at African-Americans, Muslims, women, and immigrants, and at legislators of color.
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The city of Nairobi is encroaching on the wildlife reserve—one day it may swallow it—and the Kenya Railways Corporation is building a railroad to the city of Naivasha through the park's boundaries.
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But a map can't convey the wildly divergent terrain of saw-toothed peaks and plunging canyons, of peaceable beaches and fast-encroaching tides, of sun and clear skies and floods and wildfires and mudslides.
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Pauline puts up with it because Degas offered steady work in an uncertain profession, but she also evinces a real, if conflicted, fondness for the old buzzard, and genuine pity over his encroaching blindness.
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The Ferguson Fire, which is encroaching on Yosemite Valley, is just one of some 75 large fires stretching from Oklahoma to Alaska, according to the National Interagency Fire Center, already costing millions of dollars.
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Kathy Hirsh-Pasek, a professor of psychology at Temple University, pointed to statistics that suggest that as children age into preschool and kindergarten, we are encroaching more and more on their time for playing.
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Still others say that the encroaching role of politics in such broadcasts — including regular denunciations of President Trump, such as Robert De Niro's profane comments at the Tonys — has taken its toll, as well.
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"We were both wary of encroaching on each other's space and getting sick of each other in the way you get sick of roommates if you don't have enough personal space," Mr. Routh said.
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Tech firms are encroaching on the auto sector as cars become increasingly reliant on digital technology, with Chinese e-commerce firm Alibaba Group Holding Ltd and internet search provider Baidu Inc funding automotive ventures.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Encroaching drought in the U.S. southern Plains contributed to the smallest rise in the nation's cattle population in three years, analysts said after the government's semi-annual cattle inventory report on Wednesday.
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This round of flooding is predicted to be worse -- cresting at what would be a record 22.8 feet just to the north by Tuesday -- and the river already was encroaching into her yard Saturday.
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Officials say nearly 5,000 houses and 7,650 other encroaching structures have been erected along the route of the old KRC, which closed in 1999 after 29 years of shunting passengers across the sweltering city.
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"Spy of the First Person" is weighted with its central character's awareness of his own rapidly encroaching mortality — the sense that he is, to borrow Cy Twombly's phrase, closing the bodega down for real.
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The beanery, named Philip's after Mr. Pilmar's son, helped King Office Supply stand out from other midtown Manhattan office supply stores and aided Mr. Pilmar's business in fending off competition from encroaching national chains.
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Although it's famous for its casinos, Atlantic City's boardwalk — which was originally built in the 19th century to keep sand from encroaching on the upscale beachfront hotels — is an attraction in its own right.
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Even if someone is doing something that you find perturbing, as long as nobody's getting hurt or encroaching on someone else's space, then your part is just to make sure the individual is okay.
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Much of the friction seems to have been the product of a territorial dispute, as Russian Orthodox leaders have accused the Roman Catholic Church of proselytizing in Russia and Ukraine, effectively encroaching on Orthodox turf.
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Earlier this week, a regional court upheld an encroachment verdict against 61-year-old Srinuan Pasang, who was among 14 villagers charged with encroaching the Sai Thong National Park in the northeastern province of Chaiyaphum.
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Free TV Australia, the industry group that represents free-to-air networks, has argued that the proposed changes are necessary to enable the industry to compete against encroaching foreign tech giants including Facebook and Google.
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Indigenous residents say they feel cornered by the encroaching developers, with multiple interests fighting over the last undeveloped plot in Brasilia, a planned city known for its futuristic buildings designed by Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer.
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But while returning home to gather his men, he falls victim to the Night King's encroaching army and is found as a resurrected wight by Berric Dondarion, Tormund, and the remainder of the Night's Watch.
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As Vox's Jen Kirby has reported, this left those Kurdish fighters alone to both guard the detention centers and fight off the encroaching Turkish army — leading to the escape of several hundred ISIS-related fighters.
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But drought and an encroaching dry season force the elephants away from their home and toward a far-away savanna, where they might be able to find the water and food they need to survive.
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And there are more in existence and likely coming down the pike, since every company both worries on Amazon encroaching on their business, but also, more simply, will try to provide what their customers want.
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Saturday marked the seventh day since a handful of armed men showed up at the deserted refuge, closed down for the winter, to make a stand against what they see as an encroaching federal government.
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I fired rockets as fast I as I could, while gunners raced out of cover to drop ammunition crates around me, then resumed laying down withering machine gun fire to suppress the encroaching British infantry.
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Amazon's AmazonFresh initiative is rolling out brick-and-mortar pick up locations, Target has tapped a Kroger executive to run its grocery division, and discount chains Aldi and Lidl are encroaching on U.S. market share.
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"Time will tell if there is room for coexistence, but Tesla investors must understand that as the addressable market expands, the company runs the risk of encroaching deeper into hallowed and competitive turf," Jonas said.
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Earlier this month Liberia's newly sworn-in President George Weah committed to building 2,000 modern homes to replace fragile structures in West Point as well as a sea wall to keep out the encroaching ocean.
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The local government cracked down on the practice of subdividing and selling in order to preserve communally-held land where herders could bring their animals to graze, instead of encroaching on private property, he said.
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He's trying to cast this whole thing as a liberal -- wait for it -- witch hunt, and his refusal to back down as a courageous (and principled) stand against the ever-encroaching forces of political correctness.
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Reinstituting a union contract in the county would net millions in annual revenue for the Colorado chapter of the union — revenue that could stave off the encroaching monopoly of the National Education Association in Colorado.
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But they had a unifying motivation — a deep-rooted, pervasive sense of anxiety about the state of the country, and an anger and frustration at those they felt were encroaching on their way of life.
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Wildfires are also getting more destructive because of construction encroaching on lands that traditionally burn, as well as decades of fire suppression policies over the years that has left more vegetation for fires to consume.
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Such areas tend to occur in remote parts of the globe, such as parts of Russia and Canada, rather than the tropics, which are both rich in biodiversity and have human populations encroaching upon them.
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"It's obvious Mr. Hernán did not agree with what this man was proposing to the peasants, because he grows coca — and because encroaching on his turf was sufficient motive to kill somebody," Mr. Sierra testified.
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But hundreds of visitors were ordered to evacuate the park Wednesday as firefighters struggled to contain the encroaching 23,26-acre Ferguson Fire, which has roared for nearly two weeks and remains just 25 percent contained.
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John Muir, who founded the Sierra Club and was stunned by the beauty of its forests and the soaring cliffs of Half Dome and El Capitan, decided it needed to be saved from encroaching settlers.
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At that hour, we had no idea how extensive the fire was, but walking to my car, I passed students craning their phones to catalog the seam between blue sky and steadily encroaching apocalyptic clouds.
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The heavy-spending billionaire is new to the primary debate stage and represents a new foil for the populists, and perhaps some of the moderates who see him encroaching on their support, to feast on.
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Local campaigners, with the backing of the Rainforest Foundation UK, an Indigenous-rights nonprofit, spent years lobbying for its creation and were spurred on by the proliferation of logging companies, encroaching farmland and wildlife reserves.
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So as we move forward, our committee must continue to reject the encroaching influence of partisan political groups and instead remain grounded in our promise to improve the lives of our nation's 22 million veterans.
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The hospital is on the campus of the Texas Medical Center, where billions of dollars were invested after the flooding from Tropical Storm Allison in 2001 to protect buildings and vital equipment from encroaching water.
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But I do wonder if, in a time of encroaching breaches of cultural norms and social cohesion, it was a quiet statement consciously made by a man who truly understands what Scouting is all about.
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On the 30-mile (48 km) Zhougong, authorities have already demolished small projects built in nature reserves or encroaching upon new "ecological red lines" drawn up to shield a quarter of China's territory from development.
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They think their debates and discussions are the way to fight encroaching secularism — as if arguing and polemics are what matters, when the people they're arguing about don't even realize these fights are taking place.
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Late in the series, Muriel is offered a miracle: she can cure her encroaching blindness by using advances in stem-cell therapy, but if she takes the deal she'll leave no money to her descendants.
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He's of average height, with a shaved head—a concession to encroaching baldness—and he has the politician's gift for making his set pieces sound as if he were delivering them for the first time.
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The Getty Fire ignited near the eponymous modern art museum in Los Angeles early Monday morning and rapidly spread over 745 acres — encroaching on the 405 Freeway, one of the city's most important traffic arteries.
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The company, a pioneer in the market, listed a number of competitors that are encroaching on its turf, including Amazon, which recently announced a global expansion, and YouTube, which leads online video viewing time worldwide.
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Amazon was up 1.6 percent after the world's largest online retailer said it was testing its own delivery service, potentially encroaching on the territory of package delivery companies such as United Parcel Services and FedEx Corp .
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How am I supposed to take seriously its conflict between individual liberty and a flawed, encroaching legal order when the very setting of the game is the thing that was and is being destroyed by modernity?
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The Green New Deal, which AOC has helped bring from the fringes into the mainstream American conversation, is a sweeping reform that seeks to tackle fast-encroaching climate change and income inequality in the next decade.
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Pro-democracy protesters are angry about what they see as Beijing encroaching on Hong Kong's "one country, two systems" which allows the city wide-ranging freedoms not available on the mainland, such as an independent judiciary.
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In their filings, lawyers for Bank Markazi have argued that the law violates the Constitution because, in effectively directing a result in a specific lawsuit, Congress is improperly encroaching on the role of the federal judiciary.
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While the two countries routinely hail their friendship and criticize the reach of Western power — witness the joint statement they released last month — China has exhibited little compunction over encroaching upon Russia's traditional sphere of influence.
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Why we like it: Windows makers have been encroaching on Apple territory with renewed zeal in the past six months with Microsoft's excellent and pricey Surface Book and HP's super-luxe Spectre launched earlier this month.
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Giancarlo's pledge follows CFTC criticism of overreach in a draft EU law that would give EU regulators a role in supervising U.S.-based clearing houses that service customers in the bloc, encroaching on the CFTC's turf.
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The darkness inside was so absolute, it took Peter several seconds to realize what he was seeing: not the bedroom itself but a black curtain hung inside the doorway as a further guarantee against encroaching daylight.
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Rather than being known for having employees who defecate in their offices or handing out farmers' information to environmentalist groups, the EPA could stand for actually protecting the environment without encroaching on people's lives and properties.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Two Philippine coast guard vessels intercepted a Chinese fishing boat with 10 crew off northeastern Luzon after a two-hour chase, two local broadcasters said on Friday, accusing them encroaching into Philippine territorial waters.
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"I don't want to live here for the following reasons – there's not a lot of space to put my stuff, you know, [so] I do feel bad about encroaching on Sammy a little bit," Bowlus explains.
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Resorts on the islands are so concerned about the encroaching sea that they feel they have no choice but to put up seawalls, prioritizing protecting their property over the uninterrupted sea views that their guests expect.
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The document comes from a place, I imagine, where the true defenders of Academic Rigor™ man the parapets against the encroaching legions of namby-pamby liberals who want to coddle students instead of teach them.
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Their inquiry is in part an act of implicitly homophobic persecution — among the "eccentricities" that concern the authorities is Ludwig's taste for the company of gorgeous young men — and in part a symptom of encroaching modernity.
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But most Tibetans agree: Mr. Tseden's films are rare in that they offer a Tibetan's view of Tibet, painting an unvarnished, sometimes angry, portrait of a windswept plateau on the fringes of a fast-encroaching modernity.
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"The fires didn't touch our grounds at all, but we made the decision to close because they're still encroaching on our area, and we want the entire town to be ready to welcome visitors," he said.
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China, which shares a part of Jammu and Kashmir's western border and controls 20% of the Kashmir region also protested India's actions, with the Chinese Foreign Ministry accusing New Delhi of encroaching on Chinese territorial sovereignty.
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Under the program, local community cooperatives have been given the right to protect and manage the forest, which faces encroaching population pressure and illegal logging, and decide on how to use the benefits accrued from it.
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The contacts also underline how President Vladimir Putin's foreign policy, focused on stopping the West encroaching on Russia's sphere of influence, has turned the Kremlin into de facto kingmaker in parts of the former Soviet Union.
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Traffickers are cutting down trees to build roads and airstrips to transport cocaine and are encroaching ever further into more remote forest areas to evade anti-narcotics operations, according to two separate studies on the problem.
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"It makes sense that on an airplane, if people are encroaching on your space, you would have the urge to fight back," said Daphne Holt, an associate professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School in Boston.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungary's president on Monday nominated a Budapest judge to head the country's powerful judiciary office for the next nine years, amid concerns that nationalist Prime Minister Viktor Orban might be encroaching on judicial independence.
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The writing does zero in on a particular kind of self-analytical voice, basically migrating the nagging concerns that dominated "Girls," articulated by characters in their 20s, into the arena of motherhood and encroaching middle age.
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One result of all this, aside from darkly humorous police blotter stories where people apologize to the queen for water-skiing over swans, is that communities such as Brinscombe have little recourse when swans start encroaching.
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It's a massive 5.9 inches, which finds the hands firmly encroaching on tablet territory – though, at 1080 x 643 pixels, it offers the same resolution as Apple's 5.5-inch model, working out to 373 pixels per inch.
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Privacy advocates may be less concerned by the threat of an encroaching bovine panopticon, but the worldwide pilot speaks to how both AI and face recognition technologies are slowly being embedded in all aspects of modern life.
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But with the rise in the use of chemical fertilisers from the 1960s onwards, their importance diminished and they have increasingly been accused of encroaching as demand for land for farming and industrial use grows, said Saberwal.
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And It pulls off the feat of making Derry's symbolic decay and encroaching evil a metaphor for the times in which we live, while still delivering the classic coming-of-age fable King fans know and love.
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Instead of carved birds popping out of little windows, motorized taxidermy animals from the natural history museum's collection — including an encroaching caiman, vulture, and pronghorn antelope — on model train tracks, appeared at the appropriate hour, surprising visitors.
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Those parents say the change began several years ago with a few Imam Hatip "guest" classes but has since expanded to 1,153 pupils, encroaching on the building where some 3,000 students study in a regular middle school.
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The suit, filed in the high court of Kelantan's state capital Kota Bharu, seeks the legal recognition of the Temiar Orang Asli's land rights, and injunctions to restrain private firms from encroaching on and destroying their land.
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Under overcast skies and occasional drizzle, several Gulfport, Mississippi, residents lined up on Saturday to fill 10- and 20-pound bags with sand they will use to block any encroaching floodwater expected as a result of Alberto.
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Qatalyst is one of several boutique investment banks, such as Moelis & Co, Evercore Partners and Centerview Partners, that have been encroaching on the investment banking turf of bulge bracket firms such as Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley.
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When the guidelines were made public, Hérouxville became a source of provincewide ridicule, even as its many defenders lauded the village for expressing the anxieties about encroaching immigration that were felt by many Canadians at the time.
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Young people are at the forefront of the protests, worried about China encroaching on Hong Kong's freedoms and problems such as sky-high living costs and what many see as an unfair housing policy favoring the wealthy.
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In the meantime, the FCC regulation has already taken effect — and net neutrality activists like Fight for the Future have predicted that encroaching moves by corporate ISPs will be gradual and insidious rather than sudden and overnight.
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The first shipment of French weapons and military equipment had already been delivered to Lebanon in April last year under the Saudi-funded deal to bolster the Lebanese army's fight against Islamist militants encroaching from neighboring Syria.
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The two countries have a sometimes tense relationship, with the Congolese accusing Ugandan forces of encroaching on their territory and Ugandan authorities saying the Congolese do not do enough to stamp out militia activity near the border.
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Hurricanes Maria and Irma left trails of destruction as they crashed through the Caribbean in September 2017, and many low-lying nations fear their infrastructure and economies will be devastated by more powerful storms and encroaching seas.
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While the company may be encroaching on the traditional fame of MTV by securing its own exclusives, MTV and other music-focused media companies have vied for and secured coveted positions on Snapchat's Discover network as well.
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Authorities said residents are encroaching on private land, and relocation will improve the lives of the tens of thousands living in shanty towns that lack electricity, running water and sewage systems, and that are prone to flooding.
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Bringelo, a 68-year-old grandmother of nine and long-time rights campaigner, wants to block new large-scale investments from encroaching on territory where her family has lived and worked since Brazil abolished slavery in 1888.
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China, which shares a part of Jammu and Kashmir's western border and controls 20 percent of the Kashmir region also protested India's actions, with the Chinese Foreign Ministry accusing New Delhi of encroaching on Chinese territorial sovereignty.
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If we felt as if we had seen Protsenko's video before, perhaps it was because it was so similar — the roads and the encroaching fire and the panic — to videos we'd seen of people fleeing Gatlinburg, Tenn.
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Just as rising temperatures are forcing some tropical rainforest species, like the white lemuroid ringtail possum, to migrate uphill, ever-encroaching flames could shrink the safe havens available for plants and animals that are already highly restricted.
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Such complaints are often brought by developers of suburbs encroaching on farming areas who try to change local ordinances in favor of their new communities, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures, which tracks local laws.
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The core of the tale is a parallel of colonialism, in which indigenous vampires of Mexico — once partnered with the Aztecs — are threatened by amoral, disease-carrying European vampires encroaching on their drug trade and feeding territory.
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With Mosul mostly back in Iraqi hands and United States-backed forces encroaching on Raqqa, the Islamic State's de facto capital in Syria, it is only a matter of time before the group will cease to be.
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BHUBANESWAR, India, Feb 25 (Reuters) - Indigenous people waved flags and shouted slogans in eastern India on Monday to protest a court order evicting more than one million indigenous families accused of encroaching on forest lands, witnesses said.
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Amazon was up 1.2 percent after the world's largest online retailer said that it was testing its own delivery service, potentially encroaching on the territory of package delivery companies such as United Parcel Services and FedEx Corp .
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At first the image appears to be calmly domestic, yet upon closer inspection, hardware seems to be encroaching on the figure in a louring manner, drawing attention to chipped paint and sinister nature of the unkempt home.
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BERLIN, March 13 (Reuters) - Volkswagen's expansion in electric cars will open up new business opportunities in storing and managing energy, encroaching on business currently dominated by utilities and energy firms, chief strategist Michael Jost said on Thursday.
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NICOSIA (Reuters) - Cyprus has initiated legal proceedings against three companies involved in gas drilling by Turkey to the west of the island for encroaching on the island's continental shelf, a senior foreign ministry official said on Tuesday.
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In the coming months, the administration is expected to introduce a hefty penalty on China for encroaching on American intellectual property, which could include tariffs on consumer electronics or restrictions on Chinese investment in the United States.
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BHUBANESWAR, India (Reuters) - Hundreds of indigenous people waved flags and shouted slogans in eastern India on Monday to protest against an order to evict more than one million indigenous families accused of encroaching on forest lands, witnesses said.
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TEGUCIGALPA (Reuters) - An environmental rights activist known for her fight to stop hydroelectric plants and mines from encroaching on indigenous lands was shot dead early on Thursday in Honduras, prompting hundreds of students to protest in the capital.
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Human settlements have long been encroaching on the Nairobi National Park which was established in 1946 and gives visitors a chance to see lions, giraffes, zebras and other wildlife against a backdrop of the city's high-rise buildings.
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Messaging apps (and that includes email messaging) have become the most valuable property on smartphones these days as a hugely popular way for people to communicate to each other, encroaching on phone calls and other native phone features.
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Both the church and a disgraced scientist named Gerard Bonneville seem strangely interested in Lyra, and when a massive flood overtakes Oxford, Malcolm and Alice spirit Lyra away from the rising waters and encroaching agents of the Magisterium.
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The album's sonic punch is designed to obliterate barriers, a musical response to the limits that keep encroaching until you're stuck in a corner; if the destruction is figurative, it's still a delight to hear represented in music.
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We pass a crew of impossibly stylish twentysomethings on their way out for the day, their presence heralding the gentrification encroaching on a neighborhood still dominated by wholesale garment shops, fruit stands, and overflow from neighboring Skid Row.
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As pragmatic politician Mariah Dillard (and Cottonmouth's cousin), veteran actress Alfre Woodard presents an individual hell-bent on preserving a "black Harlem," guarding it from the scourge of encroaching gentrification, as she promotes her "New Harlem Renaissance" initiatives.
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Human settlements and activity have long been encroaching on the Nairobi National Park, which was established in 1946 and gives visitors the chance to see lions, giraffes, zebras and other wildlife against a backdrop of high-rise buildings.
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The world's biggest advertising group has been hit by consumer goods clients such as Unilever cutting spending and by Google, Facebook and consultants Accenture encroaching on its turf, forcing it to cut its outlook three times in 256.
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When Trump runs into trouble it is if his bull-in-a-china-shop routines starts producing collateral damage among the very people who voted for him because they thought he would protect them from the encroaching elites.
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Also from WGN is this current-day drama about the Farrells, an isolated clan in the mountains of Kentucky whose (dangerously) insular way of life is under attack thanks to an encroaching coal company and some desperate townsfolk.
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Online dating firm Match isn't worried about Facebook encroaching on the business for one key reason — people don't want to mix their online dating life with the friends-and-family-first Facebook, according to Match CEO Mandy Ginsberg.
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The future use of the Puna Geothermal Venture, a geothermal power plant on the lower East Rift zone is also in question as lava flows from the fissures are currently encroaching on the wells drilled for the project.
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The novel centers on two lengthy episodes: a perilous expedition to chart the unsettled Kentucky territory and Boone's capture by Chief Black Fish, who adopts him as a son and hopes to turn him against the encroaching whites.
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The American effort in Liberia had a dual purpose: to fend off encroaching colonial powers, but also to help the 303,230 former American slaves who colonized Liberia to subjugate the approximately 29,211 indigenous people who resented the newcomers.
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More than three people were murdered each week last year while protecting their land from encroaching industries, with a four-fold increase in killings related to conflicts over water, according to Britain-based human rights group Global Witness.
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More than three people were murdered each week last year while protecting their land from encroaching industries, with a four-fold increase in killings related to conflicts over water, according to Britain-based human rights group Global Witness.
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Thomas Rainwater (Gil Birmingham), the combative leader of the neighboring Indian reservation, is pressing a conflict over cattle-grazing rights, while a developer is encroaching with a plan to build homes for well-heeled urbanites craving elbow room.
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Biden looks to go on offense before South Carolina After his first strong showing in Iowa and his wins in New Hampshire and Nevada, several polls have showed Sanders encroaching on Biden's once-dominant lead among black voters.
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But the tweet that rang especially true referenced "Dumbledore's Army" -- the band of students at Hogwarts who came together in resistance to fight back against the encroaching evil of Voldemort -- and the craven, complicit adults who enabled it.
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"Airplane etiquette is you only recline when necessary, and if you must recline, just put the seat back a little bit to get the comfort you need without encroaching too much on the person behind you," he said.
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The shortseller, dubbed "Black Mamba", additionally named battery firms ZeniPower and Great Power as suppliers which are encroaching on Varta's near-monopoly in supplying batteries for so-called truly wireless stereo (TWS) earphones, one of its core businesses.
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The devastating truth that permeated the piece—that the most powerful government in the world is actively turning a blind eye to those situated on the economic front lines of the encroaching disaster—prompts a number of questions.
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Democrats, though, call the efforts a sham meant to provide political cover to Trump as he fends off special counsel Robert Mueller's encroaching investigation -- and they've long signaled that they'd shutter the GOP effort in the next Congress.
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The unrest started more than four months ago in what began as opposition to a now-withdrawn extradition bill but has since widened into a pro-democracy movement amid fears that China is encroaching on Hong Kong's freedoms.
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In the past week, Patrick Mckann, a 42-year-old Virginia horse trainer, said he and his friends have rescued six horses, two donkeys, around 14 guinea fowl and lots of chickens threatened by the disaster's encroaching waters.
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Sebastian Sharp, a spokesman for Rajawali's plantation arm, acknowledged that the burning and clearing on its West Kalimantan forest sites might be illegal but said local communities encroaching on its properties and starting the fires were to blame.
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Hurricanes Maria and Irma left a trail of destruction as they crashed through the Caribbean earlier this year, and many low-lying nations fear their infrastructure and economies will be devastated by more powerful storms and encroaching seas.
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Page gave birth to a girl at a hotel in downtown Napa with her midwives' help on Monday, two days after she and her husband fled their Windsor home because of the encroaching Kincade Fire in Northern California.
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Yet as Arlit and the uranium industry demonstrate, it's far from obvious that Niger will eventually capitalize on the country's few built-in advantages in order to stave off the region's encroaching chaos, or the country's own impending crises.
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That's right, the online retailer is encroaching on real, physical businesses yet again — but this time it's not groceries but items from its website that are rated four stars and above, top-sellers, or are new and trending online.
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Facebook said the cartel office failed to recognize the extent of competition it faced from Google's YouTube or Twitter for users' attention, and also said the regulator was encroaching into areas that should be handled by data protection watchdogs.
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Film-makers might have played up how commercial interests were already encroaching upon the Amazonian peoples during Fawcett's time; a brief and forgettable reference to the rubber trade does not do justice to the wrenching social change it caused.
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Those who can afford to move away will do so, while the less fortunate, especially in the low-lying, highly populated coastal areas of Southern California, will endure the encroaching waters until they are forced to become climate refugees.
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It deftly explores the hidden anxieties of a generation of latchkey kids as they reckon with the encroaching end of their childhood, and the adults who realize they're incapable of shielding them from the harsh realities of the world.
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MOSUL, Iraq (Reuters) - Aid convoys linked to paramilitary groups have begun making regular deliveries to Mosul districts recaptured from Islamic State, bringing much-needed relief but also fears that their Shi'ite backers are encroaching into the mostly Sunni city.
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Under overcast skies and occasional drizzle, several Gulfport, Mississippi, residents lined up to fill 10- and 20-pound (5- and 9-kilogram) bags with sand they will use to block any encroaching floodwater expected as a result of Alberto.
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Image: Getty ImagesIf you have noticed the selection of organic, GMO-free crackers encroaching on the shelf space of the Pop Tarts and Wheat Thins at your local bodega, you can blame millennials for ruining your midnight-snacking fun.
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But today "we've watched the property values in those areas increase significantly as a result of not having the visible blight encroaching on them," said Maurice Cox, Detroit's city planner, hired two years ago to lead the planning effort.
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FURTHER DEMONSTRATIONS Young people are at the forefront of the protests, worried about China encroaching on Hong Kong's freedoms and problems such as sky-high living costs and what many see as an unfair housing policy favoring the wealthy.
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As it happens, there are currently two exhibitions in New York (both of which, unfortunately, close tomorrow) that offer glimpses into the bonding of artistic communities in defiance of the encroaching darkness, first in rage and then in compassion.
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Another photo of Israeli developments encroaching on contemporary Palestinian settlements in the West Bank seems to emphasize the precarious position of Palestine, which after the Oslo Accords failed to develop into the functioning independent state many had hoped for.
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Human settlements and activity have long been encroaching on the Nairobi National Park, which was established in 1946 on the city limits and provides views of lions, giraffes, zebras and other wildlife against a backdrop of high-rise buildings.
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Aynur Sullu, a 49-year-old hotel owner in the Aegean coastal city of Izmir, a bastion of the secularist opposition, said she planned to vote "yes", dismissing suggestions that Erdogan's Islamist ideals were encroaching on people's private lives.
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I just feel like people should be a little bit more aware and appreciative that they have this opportunity of expression, and have to push back at the same time against the encroaching and closing down of urban spaces.
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During the first gulf war, fought in part to protect the Saudis from an encroaching Saddam, a group of Saudi women — artists and academics — got excited by the presence of American female soldiers and went for a joy ride.
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Today's announcements come after a series of secret meetings in Syria about forming a new organization to fight president Bashar al Assad's regime and his Russian allies, whose forces are encroaching Aleppo, Syria's biggest city, in a murderous siege.
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It is ultimately about finding a home in a place tossed about by conflict, where the desert is ever-encroaching, where the past is as alive as the present, and jokes — thank goodness — help us to keep forging onward.
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MANILA (Reuters) - A Malaysian naval patrol detained three Philippine fishermen for encroaching in territorial waters in the disputed Spratlys this month, the Philippine military said on Tuesday, in what may be the first such incident involving Southeast Asian neighbors.
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On May 9, the Philippine vessel was about 18 miles (29 km) southwest of Commodore Reef, one of nine Philippine-held territories in the South China Sea, when a Malaysian patrol boat intercepted it for encroaching in territorial waters.
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The agreement became a focal point of the geopolitical battle between Moscow and Brussels over the future of Ukraine, which President Vladimir V. Putin considers an integral part of historical Russia and a vital buffer against an encroaching NATO.
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Reuters reported that a relocation to Hong Kong is unlikely to save the British bank much tax, and may actually increase its bill, while signs Beijing is encroaching on Hong Kong's partial autonomy are further playing on directors' minds.
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Turkey's military involvement in Syria and Iraq is partly a response to the perception that Iran is increasingly encroaching on its historic sphere of influence, especially in and around the Aleppo and Mosul battlefields close to its southern border.
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Interviews with voters from four counties, three of which supported Mr. Trump, revealed near-absolute confidence in Mr. Sessions's virtue and conservatism, a swelling of state pride and, in this case at least, an encroaching skepticism of the president.
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In remarks before the performance, Ms. Fure described the unseen and hard-to-perceive elements of her sonic world as a metaphor for the encroaching anxieties related to climate change and the slow, quiet processes of the natural world.
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The book finds Fred, Wilma, the Rubble family, and the other denizens of Bedrock struggling, to varying degrees, with the perils of encroaching modernity, opening the door for stories centering on consumerism, technological fear, religious zealotry, and even PTSD.
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During his self-imposed exile in Washington, Mr. Demetracopoulos lobbied Congress and the White House indefatigably to suspend support for the Greek military dictatorship, which the American government somewhat grudgingly viewed as a bulwark against encroaching Communism in southern Europe.
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They are also trying to encourage local Bangladeshi farmers to grow crops that elephants do not like, such as green chilies and tobacco, to stop the animals encroaching on their land in search of food and creating more human conflict.
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The week-old blaze has blackened nearly 8 square miles (20.7 square kilometers) about 10 miles (16 kilometers) north of Durango and is encroaching on the town of Hermosa, where residents of nearly 500 homes were told to leave Thursday.
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While most major cities talk only about walls and infrastructure to protect against the encroaching sea, Soldiers Grove is a model of how retreat can be a cost-effective option, and a chance to do something more than just run away.
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While China has developed a host of capabilities to counter an encroaching enemy surface fleet, it is still developing its own anti-submarine warfare capabilities and, once again, only in a fashion that will be effective in the first island chain.
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"We've been monitoring an area of disturbed weather over the Bahamas for the past few days, and that area of disturbed weather is encroaching upon the Space Coast," said Air Force launch weather officer Will Ulrich in a NASA update.
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BUENOS AIRES, Ecuador (Reuters) - Ecuador's market-friendly President Lenin Moreno is cracking down on illegal gold miners, who are increasingly encroaching on formal mines, but keeping them away from an Australian billionaire's concession for good may prove a tall order.
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If I force myself to look hard, really hard, through the haze and the fug and the blue-grey plumes, all I see is horror and confusion, a distorted tangle of bodies, and the rapidly encroaching feeling of total mental annihilation.
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The Pentagon and national security beltway types have been deeply concerned about Huawei technology encroaching on U.S. telecom infrastructure, even going so far as to block the introduction of Huawei's new mobile phone from being introduced on AT&T's network.
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The sites selected — which also include Easter Island in Chile, the Sacred Valley of the Incas in Peru and the Gingerbread Neighborhood of Port-au-Prince in Haiti — face threats like encroaching urbanization, political turmoil, natural disasters or violent conflicts.
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While Facebook (and then newly Facebook-acquired Instagram) topped Onavo's US mobile apps charts for iPhone, WhatsApp was growing steadily in its percentage of market reach, beating out popular mobile apps including Tumblr, Foursquare, Vine, and Google+, while encroaching on Pinterest.
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Thanks to a combination of bad luck and good faith, Gabriel found himself stuck inside a trailer with Negan (and Lucille), which was somehow only the second crappiest part of his situation — there was a horde of walkers rapidly encroaching, too.
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Young people have been at the forefront of the protests, worried about China encroaching on Hong Kong's freedoms but also concerned with issues such as sky-high living costs and what many see as an unfair housing policy favouring the wealthy.
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Paytm, which is backed by Alibaba and SoftBank among others, is steeling its product with social features to give it an advantage against messaging apps in India which are increasingly encroaching on its territory by introducing payment features of their own.
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"Significant reasons indicate that the ECB decisions governing the asset purchase programme violate the prohibition of monetary financing and exceed the monetary policy mandate of the European Central Bank, thus encroaching upon the competences of the Member States," the court said.
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ASOS, which is encroaching on Zalando's home territory with a new hub south of Berlin due to open soon, said last week it would accelerate its infrastructure investment as it expects sales to rise by nearly a third this year.
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He cited recent developments such as Waymo, an Alphabet-affiliated autonomous technology driving firm, expanding its fleet by six times and Apple securing a permit in California for autonomous driving as further evidence large tech companies are encroaching on Tesla's space.
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BANGKOK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - More than three people were murdered each week last year while protecting their land from encroaching industries, a human rights group said on Tuesday, with a four-fold increase in killings related to conflicts over water.
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Dodgers 2, Yankees 0 After the torrent of rain had subsided and the ominous clouds had passed by, replaced by the encroaching darkness of the early evening, Clayton Kershaw occupied the mound at Yankee Stadium, undisturbed by nature or precaution.
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A casino being built near the city's main theater is encroaching on a public square; a 35-story tower, once intended to house an American technological university, lies empty, and the eight-cabin Ferris wheel embedded into its facade is still.
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Such patents have increased in the years since, and are encroaching on a growing range of crops, from corn to carrots — a trend that has plant breeders, environmentalists and food security experts concerned about the future of the food production.
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Lillian isn't too thrilled about the encroaching arrival of cold-press juiceries, yoga studios, and spin-your-own yarn storytelling and weaving studios (she doesn't list all of those places, but I'm sure all they all exist somewhere in Brooklyn).
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In Detroit, the concept of a vanishing house is far more intensely loaded — Palm Springs has seen nothing but development encroaching on nature, while Detroit is famously a city whose population decline has enabled nature to encroach on human settlement.
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Even if it's the former, my joy will be cautious: Because of my new diagnoses and encroaching "advanced maternal age" (I turn 35 in a month), I'll be facing a high-risk pregnancy fraught with as much fear as hope.
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But an ambitious plan to build a giant wall to keep out the encroaching sea has come under fire from fishermen who fear for their catches and homes, and water experts who say it doesn't do enough to tackle land subsidence.
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Spotify — the music streaming service with 40 million paying subscribers — has made an acquisition that it hopes will help it hold on to them, and build up those numbers against encroaching streaming music competition from Apple, Pandora, Google, Amazon and more.
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Under a 2016 federal rescue law known as PROMESA, the board must approve Puerto Rico's budgeting and financial turnaround strategies, a source of tension among locals and Puerto Rico lawmakers, who see it as encroaching on the island's self-governance.
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Despite criticism from the regional politicians—who asserted the Gamela were using the ceremony as an attempt to expand their territory and take back the land from encroaching logging and farming corporations—the Gamela disregarded the threats and looming animosity.
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In America and Britain, the Arts and Crafts movement decried the loss of the handmade in the face of encroaching industrialism, giving birth to the studio pottery movement, as well as to the concept of a ceramist or artisanal potter.
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The connection feels less cosmic, however, and more material, with the etching's black lines linking up with the old-fashioned crosshatching in Conner's cut-up prints, and its deep shadows blending with the darkness encroaching on the car in Wenders' photo.
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Headquarters: Columbus, Ohio Place on last poll: 10 Why it's hot: Despite upstarts encroaching on its territory, Victoria's Secret remains the undisputed leader of the lingerie market, with its marketing strategy, which includes its famous Angels, certainly playing a role.
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BEIJING — A Tibetan businessman who campaigned to preserve his native language from the encroaching dominance of Chinese was sentenced to five years in prison on Tuesday, after a contentious prosecution based on interviews that he gave to The New York Times.
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"Friends'" appeal was in its highly idealized depiction of the stages of encroaching maturity, from first jobs to first serious relationships — likely one of the reasons for its sustained popularity among adolescents curious to glimpse what their futures might be.
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As Shragai argued in the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs study: Palestinian and Bedouin settlement is encroaching on this space all the time, the great majority of it illegal: that is, this Palestinian construction is executed without any building permit.
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At the same time, the focus on computing pits the automakers against Silicon Valley tech companies with far more experience in the field, and creates an opening for firms like Apple and Google, which are already encroaching on the car business.
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It competes against U.S. ad holding companies Interpublic and Omnicom as well as industry giant WPP -- all of which are competing against digital giants like Facebook and Google, as well as management consultancies, which have been encroaching into the agency space.
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At least 108 people were killed trying to protect their land from encroaching industries in 23 countries from January to November, human rights advocacy group PAN Asia Pacific said - compared to 4113 killings recorded in the same period last year.
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Evacuees in San Diego County, where a 271,100-acre fire was only 15 percent contained as of late Friday night, told of swiftly encroaching flames that left at least six people injured, prized racehorses dead and dozens of homes in ruins.
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Throughout the film, a narrator, voiced by Willem Dafoe, interjects with asides that, at times, seem obvious and heavy-handed; in one tangent, for example, he explains Sweden's embrace of pop sounds in fear of the encroaching influence of jazz.
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If she does trust Jon and puts aside her vendettas against several members of Jon's coalition, then the King in the North will have assembled essentially all of Westeros, along with Daenerys's forces, to fight back against the encroaching winter.
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Vendors at a neighborhood produce market complain that the proliferation of high-rise developments in the area is encroaching on space for the city's strays, casting gentrification as a symptom of a growing indifference to the plights of others, no matter the species.
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For those on the far-right, rather than a terrible crime during a complicated and turbulent moment of political upheaval, this video reads only as evidence that Muslims represent an encroaching malevolent force for which blind hatred is the only viable foreign policy.
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Here's a story that sounds like something out of our own not-too-distant future: Encroaching sea-levels caused by a warming climate triggered the downfall of a population living on a remote island in the Pacific, after they failed to adapt.
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Handke's work represents so well the right side of the political divide in Europe, the one that seeks to revitalize an imagined past and perceives the present as a moment of victimization by encroaching others, women, minorities and particularly the irksome migrants.
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But when Stockton, California Mayor Michael Tubbs spoke at Cash Conference, a pro-basic income event held in San Francisco on Thursday, about plans to test a basic income pilot for his city, he said the program isn't a response to encroaching technology.
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As part of the clarification, the ECB will stress that the rules will be applied on a case-by-case basis and there will be no automatism to force provisioning, a move which could be seen as encroaching on regulatory or legislative prerogatives.
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For days they drove up and down a 10 km-stretch of highway adjacent to the plant, with the fire raging on the other side, and would beat back encroaching flames to make sure the fire didn't jump the highway onto Suncor's land.
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By "applying information-psychological pressure," by encroaching upon restricted air space, for example, Russia has used a budget-friendly efficient tactic here, Sukhankin said, unlike Soviet times when the Kremlin permanently kept masses of armed forces in Kaliningrad and the three Baltic states.
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The most devastating is believed to be the Camp Fire, which by Friday morning had grown to 853,000 acres and was encroaching on the city of Chico, according to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, known as a Cal Fire.
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The allegation, made by speaker after speaker at the four-day gathering, offered the clearest signal to date that conservatives plan to hinge their 28503 message on a call to arms against what they described as encroaching government regulation and market interference.
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While Syracuse officials said they did not believe students were in danger, the school's chancellor, Kent Syverud, sent an email seen by Insider to students, faculty, and staff that acknowledged mounting protests encroaching on Hong Kong campuses forced the school to take action.
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Her way of life is in jeopardy, from the pressure of encroaching development and the trendy Honeycrisps, as well as the chronic disagreements between Jim and Sherwood, instigated by the fact that Sherwood grew up on the farm and Jim did not.
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Meanwhile, the encroaching ingress of digital technologies into the healthcare space — even when the techs don't even involve any AI — are already presenting major challenges by putting pressure on existing information governance rules and structures, and raising the specter of monopolistic risk.
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After this level, seven more follow, including one called "Office" which definitely isn't a sexual harassment lawsuit in the making, and "Girl sitting in coffee shop," continuing the theme of calling grown women "girls" and encroaching on their alone time in public.
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And where Wales steered clear of the country's larger culture wars, Sieting was unabashed in his attempts to tie the small-town, ostensibly nonpartisan race to national right-wing talking points, presenting his candidacy as a defense of conservative values against encroaching liberalism.
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Thousands of years before Italy became the world's silk center, emperors in eastern China had obsessed over the homegrown invention of silk, and are said to have wrung their hands over how to keep the craft secret from ever-encroaching Western powers.
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On Sunday, several hundred thousand — possibly upward of one million — Hong Kong people marched to protest their government's attempt to turn that single incident into an excuse to subjugate the city to the ever-encroaching authoritarianism of the Chinese authorities in Beijing.
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The Philippine troops were contending with a foreign-power takeover, all while fighting extremist militants, which signaled a recognition of the multiple adversaries that threaten the country: the encroaching Chinese military to the west and the resurging Islamic State in the country's south.
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On a recent warm afternoon in March, people across Bali were celebrating Pagerwesi, a holiday observed every six months, during which a series of prayers, rituals and offerings are done with the intention to fortify their minds and hearts against encroaching evil forces.
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