In Syria, Bashar al-Assad's enemies and Iran's enemies are Hezbollah's enemies.
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Trump's "enemies are my enemies and his enemies are all our enemies," he said at a meeting of the Multnomah County Republican Central Committee.
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"Enemies to the East, enemies to the South, enemies to the West, enemies to the North," Cersei hums, the same refrain we heard in the trailer for this season.
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And we will focus not on external enemies but internal enemies.
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That would be nearly as unhelpful as having enemies attack enemies.
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And its enemies have to remain enemies, and absolutely nothing more.
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Trump said to these people that their enemies were his enemies.
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We've been enemies for 50 years, and really we're not anyone's enemies.
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Secondary characters often suffer, because his subjects' enemies often become his enemies.
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Many enemies of the Islamic State are also enemies of one another.
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"You waged a fierce fight against the enemies, and these really have become the enemies of America and the enemies of all civilization," Trump said.
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Perhaps the enemies of Tencent's enemies can look forward to more big checks.
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Giuliani tweeted that there were enemies around — enemies of the President around Zelensky.
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History has shown that all too often, Israel's enemies are also America's enemies.
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Friends and enemies Trump thinks he has friends and enemies, but nothing in between.
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Finally, if we treat people like enemies, we are training them to be enemies.
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To our enemies, to our enemies, we will pursue you as only America can.
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And to our enemies, to our enemies, we will pursue you as only America can.
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She can blame her enemies, but it is her dereliction that gave her enemies leverage.
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Enemies list Trump's enemies list includes those he believes can or will damage his ego.
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We took an oath to protect this nation against all domestic enemies and foreign enemies.
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That's because Fast & Furious never lets enemies stay enemies, not when there's Brotherhood to be had.
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Peering through Mr. Trump's twisted prism, one finds not friends and enemies, but fans and enemies.
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Some enemies, or Shadows, have been upgraded to Disaster Shadows which damage other enemies upon defeat.
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Yes, Trump uses Twitter to set agendas, settle scores, and threaten his enemies or potential enemies.
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To the west, Iran supplies its enemies with arms just because those enemies fight U.S. forces.
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As simple as the core mechanic is (don't get hit), the scoring systems are famously byzantine, and can entail killing combos of enemies, certain colors of enemies, collecting drops from enemies, killing enemies within short periods of time, "grazing" bullets, killing enemies up close, using numerous weapons or modes of fire, or some exponentially more complicated combination of the above.
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Trump loves spreading conspiracy theories about his enemies, and his enemies love spreading conspiracy theories about him.
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Even paranoids have enemies, and Trump has made real enemies in the realm of American national security.
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Frankly, our friends did more damage than our enemies because we did not deal with our enemies.
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He's the guy you can count on to taunt and revile the president's enemies or perceived enemies.
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We turn friends into enemies and enemies into terrorists by condoning torture and murder, fraud and abuse.
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Remember, 50 and Floyd used to be friends ... then enemies ... then friends again ... and now back to enemies.
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Their enemies are our enemies, said Norman Roule, a retired CIA official, referring to Iran and al-Qaeda.
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In the new foreign policy, old enemies became hidden enemies and regime change became imperative to restoring liberty.
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TRUMP: I&aposd make our allies, forgetting about the enemies, the enemies you can&apost talk to so easily.
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Blood Enemies by Susan R. Matthews The latest installment of Susan R. Matthews' Under Jurisdiction series is Blood Enemies.
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White extremists who harm people should be seen as enemies of our values, and thus enemies of the state.
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These groups were listed as ostensible enemies—but a lot of them, for what it's worth, were not enemies.
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But to put it very simply, we have the right not to be outright enemies with our friends' enemies.
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What worries me about you, Mister Pesident, is you seem to say only good things about your enemies, our enemies.
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CHRIS HAHN, RADIO TALK SHOW HOST: I don&apost have enemies, and I don&apost think people should have enemies.
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"This was in effect almost an enemies list, a Nixonian enemies list," Warner told reporters in the Capitol on Wednesday.
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It lies in our ability to defeat enemies, surely, but even more in our ability to turn enemies into friends.
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Russia's goal in Syria is in conflict with ours; their allies are our enemies and the enemies of our allies.
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"This was in effect almost an enemies list, a Nixonian enemies list," Warner told reporters in the Capitol on Wednesday.
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"We all took this same oath to protect and defend the Constitution from enemies foreign and enemies domestic," he said.
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There's an armored nun who smashes enemies with a giant cross and whose abilities are about controlling and corralling enemies.
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He was the architect of the "Red Terror," Stalin-like purges of those he saw as enemies or even potential enemies.
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Having failed to deliver a solution for the enemies on the outside, so now Likud is focused on the enemies inside.
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So again, I didn't interview obvious enemies this season, because at this point I think we know who the enemies are.
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If President Trump continues using his Twitter account to blast enemies, those enemies will want to think twice before firing back.
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A new website called Spoil Your Enemies will anonymously send TV show spoilers to six of your enemies in exchange for $2.
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Enemies to the North, enemies to the South, but this time, it's Jon and Dany caught in the middle, not Cersei herself.
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Invincible enemies aren't the Souls way; the game is usually happy to let you cowardly pelt even the toughest enemies with arrows.
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"No doubt, Mukhtar Robow left his religion and joined the disbelievers and the enemies are still the enemies," al shabaab's spokesman said.
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Sure, but how about ghostly arrows which zip through walls, through enemies into other enemies, who you can then also set on fire?
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But Xi has earned himself an array of what we might called "bad enemies" and "good enemies" since taking office in late 2012.
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The more Mr Xi tries to fight off enemies using scare tactics and brute force, the more enemies he is likely to make.
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In doing so, they have made powerful enemies in Guatemala, enemies who have spent the last few years undermining the integrity of CICIG.
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The recipe is always the same: attack independent media outlets as partisan enemies of the regime and, by proxy, enemies of the people.
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As unpredictable and uncontrollable as he is to his allies, he is exactly that predictable and controllable to his enemies, and to America's enemies.
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The terrorists are the enemies of all free people, indeed, the enemies of all humanity, whether in Syria or Turkey, in France or Germany.
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His death was emblematic of Yemen's complexity: Mr Saleh was killed by the Houthis, enemies who had become allies, only to become enemies again.
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Who has an army of people to protect them from enemies and who has enemies that they need an army to protect them from?
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"I genuinely do not think of politics and the world in terms of enemies or allies or like permanent enemies or permanent allies," she said.
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" The leader of the self-ruled island regarded by Beijing as a renegade province wrote that Liu "has no enemies, because democracy has no enemies.
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With Nixon, having an enemies list and using the elements of the federal government to destroy your enemies was about the abuse of government power.
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Players find upgrades for Jack throughout the game and unlock things like the ability to turn themselves invisible, stun enemies, and hack into mechanical enemies.
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And Johnson felt comfortable bandying such rhetoric because he considered men like Phillips and Stevens not just his political enemies, but enemies of the people.
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Approach a collection of enemies in a crouch stance, hide in the weeds, and use the focus to mark enemies, gauge weakness, and plan the attack.
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Republicans favor uncritical support for Israel; they see its enemies as America's enemies, and see a Palestinian state as less important than Israel's security from terrorism.
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"I just don't like to use the same thing twice on one of my enemies, because I consider them enemies," he told supporters in South Carolina.
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You enter into an area and clear it of enemies in a kind of rolling assault, or you take a zone and defeat waves of enemies.
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"So many enemies, so much honor," he wrote in an apparent ode to Mussolini's phrase "Many enemies, much honor" on the Fascist dictator's birthday, July 29.
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Schindler and Mensch will often refer to their enemies in the media and the Trump administration using the hashtag #TeamDeza, or accuse enemies of being Chekists.
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They might become tomorrow's enemies of freedom, as ever more power accrues to them; but today's enemies are an entirely different, and far more dangerous, popular movement.
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In the puzzle-platforming game, falling blocks are supposed to squish enemies, but Chunk noticed that they would "bump" enemies sideways if dropped at the right angle.
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This dark side of American liberal internationalism, and the American exceptionalism it's based on, is that our enemies are our enemies because they are evil or irrational.
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The Egyptians, against whom two generations of Israelis fought bitter wars, are our allies against Iran, and old enemies like the Saudis aren't quite our enemies anymore.
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Enemies hit hard, and if you happen to find yourself fending off two enemies at once, it's a better idea to run away—greed is universally punished.
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Instead, what we are seeing, with Trump's travel ban and his threats against Mexico and China, is the creation of enemies, enemies many Americans don't want to have.
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Additionally, the stream can add a unique variable to each stage, such as doors exploding, an increase in high-level enemies...or letting the bird attack nearby enemies.
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Trump should listen to Sanders and others who believe in praising democratic leaders and condemning foreign dictators, not treating America's friends like enemies and our enemies like friends.
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Double Dragon allowed enemies to converge on players from all directions, hence the importance of players being able to strike at enemies in front of and behind them.
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"I genuinely do not think of politics and the world in terms of enemies or allies or like permanent enemies or permanent allies," she told Cooper on 60 Minutes.
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The hero sneaks about a camp, setting traps on enemies, performing gruesome stealth kills, and, once spotted, unloading into enemies, while taking cover behind serendipitously placed trees and boulders.
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But while they express understandable outrage over being labeled enemies, they should also be doing a better job of calling out Democrats who compare Republicans to our actual enemies.
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You can then choose who to share this endorsement with whoever you like — friends, enemies, soon-to-be-enemies — and write a little message to go along with it.
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At a moment of tumult over trade and nuclear security, he is shaking up the international order to make friends with America's enemies and enemies out of America's friends.
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Enemies in Love , by Alexis Clark (New Press) .
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But from the very beginning of his long, improbable campaign, he's found success by energizing his fans and antagonizing his enemies — indeed, he's energized his fans by antagonizing his enemies.
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On being proud to have enemies In an interview with Charlie Rose in 2012, he said: "A man who has made no enemies is probably not a very good man."
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The broad reason was that the United States saw the benefit of accepting the enemies of our enemies, even if there was a small risk communists could exploit their generosity.
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After all, who can remember a spring where America's allies have been made to feel like enemies while America's enemies are warmly welcomed as if they are Trump's close friends?
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The part that teaches them that their enemies live in the other political party, or in another demographic, when the truth is that their enemies are the people above them.
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When we jump from "This makes me uncomfortable" to "This is only a weapon for our enemies to use against us," we give those enemies an easy target: our fear.
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"Tehran will attack 10 times more if attacked by enemies ... The enemies don't want an independent Iran in the region ... We will continue our support for oppressed nations," Khamenei said.
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"The president talked often ... about how important it was to tape your enemies and to make sure that you had information on your enemies," she also said on the NBC show.
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Towards the end, when facing enemies who can take you out with a single blow, it was easier to let them die and fight enemies yourself, rather than deal with them.
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Said it always helps our enemies & creates more refugees.
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" "What do we do with our enemies in war?
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John Kasich — political enemies who have few mutual allies.
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Beijing hasn't made enemies in the Middle East — yet.
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One is that Iran's enemies overstate Iran's unique … evildoerness.
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Enemies to the west — Olenna Tyrell and the Reach.
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Top Gun's villains — America's enemies — are cold, faceless monsters.
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As he noted in his testimony Thursday before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Browder's enemies in Russia -- the oligarchs defrauding their shareholders and the Russian taxpayer -- were for a time Putin's enemies, too.
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This rubber ducky grenade, usable as Peach's secondary weapon, has a 50% chance of igniting enemies on fire and sending them running at other enemies who will also (hopefully) catch on fire.
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Even those that are not enemies of the U.S. may be enemies of success—corruption, bureaucracy, lack of accountability, and the inertia plaguing the Middle East—are strong impediments to Pax Americana.
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Donkey also has a drum that attracts enemies to his position, and Cranky, fittingly, has a special ability that puts enemies in range to sleep (he tells them a long, boring story).
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And the more conservatives perceive the president as under siege from his political enemies — enemies they also see as their own — the more willing they seem to accept his version of events.
|
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If Trump is serious about defeating radical Sunni Islamists who loathe the West as much as they do their regional enemies, then he needs to recognize who America's friends and enemies are.
|
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What do you say to America's allies that worry you are jeopardizing our long-time alliances and worry you are treating our historic friends and enemies and our historic enemies as friends?
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The thrill of seeing your enemies embarrassed and scattered to the wind, to destroy your inferior enemies in front of a national TV audience is the ultimate thrill, vicious and acidic and immoral.
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" MAY 10 Mr. Giuliani tells Fox News that Mr. Zelensky seems surrounded by operatives allied with the Democratic Party and "enemies of the president, and, in some cases, enemies of the United States.
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The game increases in difficulty by adding more types of enemies into the mix, but they don't really alter the balance you're striking between harvesting resources from fodder and focusing-down tougher enemies.
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"Producers ended up being their own worst enemies," he said.
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Witchcraft is pretty useful when you're broke with rich enemies.
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Enemies to the Islamic state (ISIS), Washington supports Kurdish fighters.
|
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Deaths from foreign enemies inspire a special kind of fear.
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He taught me - Jesus did how to love my enemies.
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Iran's enemies can now say it is violating the deal.
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Jayma's Hunting Skills are handy as well, especially Tag Enemies.
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Public Enemies: Social Media Is Fueling Gang Wars in Chicago
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Fighting enemies who have barricaded themselves into a nice fort?
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He acknowledged that local tribes were AQAP's most formidable enemies.
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Now that he's vanquished his enemies, he's turning into them.
|
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When multiple enemies are onscreen, he's helping Kratos manage targets.
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Finally, I can give my enemies exactly what they deserve.
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He burns all bridges, alienates friends, and sees enemies everywhere.
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With friends like these, the saying goes, who needs enemies?
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Once you have it, you're cutting through enemies like butter.
|
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But his enemies have lied about this from the beginning.
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I would never wish that on any of my enemies.
|
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Saudi Arabia and Iran have been political enemies for decades.
|
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Who needs allies when you could just vanquish your enemies?
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She had a lot of friends … she had no enemies.
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I learned to face my fears and feed my enemies.
|
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Rather, our military power is for preventing the enemies' threats.
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Smashing phones, inventing enemies, letting envy and anger control me.
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But the pope's conservative enemies are unlikely to back down.
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EISEN: AND YOU DESPISE YOUR ENEMIES STILL OR THE COMPETITION.
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It will never choose two enemies at the same time.
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And also possibly the vicious mauling of Arya's future enemies.
|
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Which of your sworn enemies do you hate the most?
|
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But Buchanan's enemies were not in politics to make friends.
|
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"I'm very proud of the enemies I have," he said.
|
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"This country does not punish its political enemies," he averred.
|
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They argue that all nations today face the same enemies.
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We will deepen our roots and strike at our enemies.
|
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Two men with large international profiles and powerful enemies vanished.
|
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Everyone faces the temptation to treat friends and enemies differently.
|
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It puts enemies within understanding, but beyond sympathy or redemption.
|
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It's not all about laying waste to your fuccboi enemies.
|
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They compare this with Stalin's trials of his political enemies.
|
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Their enemies want to destroy their people and their faith.
|
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But his enemies accuse him of corruption, which he denies.
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Who needs resilience when you can just smash your enemies?
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The Boosters are also invaluable for flushing out entrenched enemies.
|
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Brexit was implemented by its enemies rather than its friends.
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It cannot wait for our enemies to consolidate their gains.
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It's where Scorchbeasts, the toughest enemies in the game, reside.
|
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First, the group makes enemies out of other jihadist groups.
|
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Five days into his Presidency, Donald Trump has made enemies.
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And Arya doesn't just kill a bunch of her enemies.
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Meanwhile, the police treated us and our children as enemies.
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Waiting out halfhearted enemies is a key Assad survival tool.
|
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He has, however, made online enemies thanks to his views.
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And seen the torture and degradation inflicted by America's enemies.
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Meanwhile, our enemies gain in technological capability, sophistication and impact.
|
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In ancient Rome, rulers used corruption charges to eliminate enemies.
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So, in other words, "enemies" are not exactly imaginary beings.
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Thaksin shook up the old order and made powerful enemies.
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We don't care what enemies you put in the game.
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The Chainsmokers may have just made some enemies in Pittsburgh.
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Cersei vows to defeat the numerous enemies that surround them.
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The Iraqi Kurds count numerous friends and no sworn enemies.
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Fox's Land Master tank takes on enemies from the ground.
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Spend your Thanksgiving basting your friends and enemies with missiles.
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Tyler and Christina Roy did not have any known enemies.
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Any subsequently struck enemies are tossed aside, taking light damage.
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Though not short of enemies, he did not bear grudges.
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Into the Breach isn't about "clearing the board" of enemies.
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It is posed to turn its enemies' tactics against them.
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The two became enemies, culminating in a duel in 1945.
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We are finally getting clear about who its enemies are.
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To win wars soldiers must be stronger than their enemies.
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Servicemembers are trained to view enemies as objects, not people.
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Feminists are their own worst enemies, and enemy of women.
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Republicans probably don't think of themselves as enemies of democracy.
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But the people keenest on Brexit are the West's enemies.
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"Enemies: The President, Justice & the FBI" premieres at 8 p.m.
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There, friends are perfectly friendly, and enemies are perfectly villainous.
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The United States has enemies all around in the region.
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He likes nothing more than making amends with former enemies.
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You want to show our enemies what America stands for?
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He did his job despite enormous pressure from his enemies.
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History shows that past presidents went after their political enemies.
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I'm on a lot of people's enemies lists, I'm sure.
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Don't let your loved ones or worst enemies try this.
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ERIC GARCETTI: Yeah, there's no primitive friends, no primitive enemies.
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They are, I guess, natural enemies of his or Turkey's.
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No, intervention drains our treasury, brings suffering and creates enemies!
|
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That, too, is making him enemies among the old guard.
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Then enemies In 1800, Jefferson and Adams faced off again.
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Only our enemies will prevail from this kind of mindset.
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To secure our border and protect us from our enemies.
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Moderate Republicans are treated like enemies of the Trump state.
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"This is what they do," she writes of her enemies.
|
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It's possible he's made more enemies than he can handle.
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"In short, our enemies are transnational jihadist organizations," he said.
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After all, a solo player eventually falls to greater enemies.
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At camp, we were taught the police were our enemies.
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Forget about all your enemies, exes, and bad hair days.
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He observes the patterns of enemies walking back and forth.
|
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The enemies are in front of him, and he charges.
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Also home to Barcelona FC: sworn enemies of Real Madrid.
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Those who revolt often adopt the tactics of their enemies.
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When a character destroys their enemies in Super Smash Bros.
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It's the result of fighting its enemies on all sides.
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The enemies would line up, and I'd mow 'em down.
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But you can't avoid making enemies when raising $1 trillion.
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Oh, I don't want to make enemies with the cops.
|
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Like Manafort, Stone is said to be enemies with Lewandowski.
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It also appears to be useful for tormenting your enemies.
|
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But Weston also describes America's unwitting connivance with its enemies.
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Felix's enemies will be delivered to him in the penitentiary.
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But the truth is that I sorely lacked for enemies.
|
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Embracing the previous government's enemies is a classic Abiy move.
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I leave the look on my face to my enemies.
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Then he ran afoul of the enemies of the wolf.
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He's successfully disposed of his greatest enemies at Henry's court.
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His supporters admire his determination; his enemies disparage his stubbornness.
|
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"I have even more enemies than I thought," he said.
|
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Mr. Kuczynski's enemies denied that Congress had overstepped its powers.
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You treat your opponents like legitimate adversaries, not illegitimate enemies.
|
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Standard enemies don't just hit hard, they kick your ass.
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His multiple memorial services were packed with friends and enemies.
|
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Both see political opponents as enemies and immigrants as invaders.
|
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Claire's enemies have so often been men with terrible intentions.
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House Lannister, you've held your position and outsmarted your enemies.
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Enemies to the south — Ellaria Sand and the Dornish rebels.
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Enemies to the north — the Starks and the Northern lords.
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Some accused cartel members of ritually consuming their enemies' hearts.
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States run by dictators, in the neocon view, are enemies.
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SP One of the biggest enemies of reason is tribalism.
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He can be ruthless when going up against political enemies.
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"With friends like that who needs enemies," Mr. Tusk tweeted.
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Who else hunts down its enemies far beyond Russia's borders?
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But he made plenty of political enemies along the way.
|
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Both men lash out at their critics and perceived enemies.
|
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Others call him a Communist dictator who purged his enemies.
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This was bound to gain him enemies from all quarters.
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I don't believe even my enemies believe I raped somebody.
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That's what we do against strong teams, against strong enemies.
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That's what we do against strong teams, against strong enemies.
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The result has increasingly been to turn adversaries into enemies.
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" Ms. Cook answered: "Will I be on the enemies list?
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"I'm not happy to have that many enemies," he said.
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All three cases involve prosecutors Mr. Trump now considers enemies.
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I'll try praying for enemies, friends, frenemies and Kanye West.
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I swore to defend the United States against all enemies.
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Politics makes strange bedfellows, but so too do common enemies.
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Malcolm's long list of enemies shortened his time on earth.
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Their enemies: sham, cant, pretense, the flattening out of feeling.
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CW: Were they known friends or enemies before this incident?
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Bale was FBI agent Melvin Purvis in "Public Enemies" (2009).
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Bits Sometimes old friends make for the best of enemies.
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He can vanquish any enemy — and his enemies are legion!
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After a pause, he adds, 'We ended up becoming enemies.
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The Twelfth House: Secrets, lies, psychological struggles, and hidden enemies.
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Perhaps most painful is seeing former friends turn into enemies.
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Your enemies can never hurt you; only your "friends" can.
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When there are enemies, it's usually better to be stealthy.
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Time it right, and bolts will fling back at enemies.
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Instead, use humor to highlight shared viewpoints or common enemies.
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The way the axe connects with enemies is cathartically brutal.
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"They treated us brutally as if we are their enemies."
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He fought and killed multiple enemies even after being wounded.
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Thatcher's most implacable enemies were the miners and industrial workers.
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Now Dwight, like Eugene, wants to help his former enemies.
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He has punished enemies and, many argue, undermined democratic institutions.
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MS: Let's talk about pretty clear enemies now – North Korea.
|
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His chief of staff, John Kelly, keeps making enemies within.
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They need to be treated as allies and not enemies.
|
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May's intransigence on Chequers frustrates her allies and enemies alike.
|
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Trump's sworn enemies in Iran also have an impeachment procedure.
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He called inmates to vouch that he had no enemies.
|
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And to his enemies, it is a moment of opportunity.
|
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They are backed by external enemies with the same goal.
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BEIJING — Mao once branded capitalists enemies of the Chinese people.
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They found enemies everywhere and killed and raped with abandon.
|
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But China sees enemies abroad as well as at home.
|
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It's also strange to see the commonalities between the enemies.
|
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" He added, "And you make enemies on a global basis.
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But younger feminists don't always see men as inherent enemies.
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Taylor's going all Emily Thorne on her enemies, she declares.
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The little guy kills enemies, stuns monsters, and finds health.
|
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Life is dealmaking, and dealmaking is about crushing your enemies.
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He listed three enemies: Assad, the PKK and Islamic State.
|
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He was oddly resigned to and forgiving of his enemies.
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"I'm not going to go, because I think I'm walking into a group of people that are enemies of the President—in some cases, enemies of the United States," Giuliani said, on Fox News.
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Then, enemies like ISIL which are enemies in the here and now, we're at war with, as secretary I have to do all that: fight today's wars and worry about the long-term future.
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The world must know that we do not go abroad in search of enemies, that we are always happy when old enemies become friends and when old friends become allies, that's what we want.
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The context of post-Yugoslavia ought to serve a reminder here, showing how Laibach's generation didn't change their strategies even after success in subverting their enemies, thus actually reproducing their enemies' values once more.
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" Mr. Boyle said that when he started in the sex crimes unit in 1980s, police saw groups that worked on behalf of rape victims "as enemies and feminazis — and they saw cops as enemies.
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"In the 2015 elections, as in past elections, President Erdogan identified enemies of the nation and asked voters to vote for him so that he can effectively deal with these enemies," Mr. Unluhisarcikli said.
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The players in this speedrun are completing the game without killing any enemies (except bosses), meaning they have to continuously dodge and avoid the deluge of enemies they will encounter in the quick playthrough.
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"They hoped to utilize the books after the war was won to study their enemies and their culture so as to protect future Nazis from the Jews who were their enemies," Ms. Grimsted said.
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John D. Rockefeller and Andrew Carnegie, plutocrats of the Gilded Age, used their money against their enemies, to be sure, enemies that included newspapers and magazines that disagreed with them for all sorts of reasons.
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Suddenly, the screen is filled with enemies and explosions, which are causing more chaos, and thus attracting more attention and more retaliations from the Terra Nova leadership, meaning more enemies, more chaos, and more retaliations.
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And as a commander in chief, who do you know will stand up to our enemies as the clam, steady, deliberate, strength to defeat our enemies, to secure our borders and to keep America safe.
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There's the usual new selection of enemies and weapons, many of which put thoughtful twists on Gears' action; one gun fires rounds over cover, for example, slamming down on enemies when you release the trigger.
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Faced with a President who made enemies of our allies and allies of our enemies -- no one has arguably been happier with the Trump presidency than Russian President Vladimir Putin -- Mattis decided to walk away.
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" According to Reuters, state television reported that Khamenei blamed opponents and foreign enemies for "sabotage," saying: "The counter-revolution and Iran's enemies have always supported sabotage and breaches of security and continue to do so.
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For the game's toughest encounters, I basically had to learn the layout of the level and come up with a strategy for picking apart the tougher enemies while harvesting resources from the fodder-type enemies.
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His language is aggressive—opponents are branded as enemies or traitors.
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Mr. Sisi's government regards both groups as enemies of the state.
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And people always try to put it together like we're enemies.
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Bees are enemies that no amount of collective defence can discourage.
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All the enemies in 'Sayonara Wild Hearts' serve lewks to kill.
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They've run into potential allies, only to discover they're actually enemies.
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Tesla investor Ron Baron thinks the company is surrounded by enemies.
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He's willing to murder his allies as quickly as his enemies.
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And the PA isn't likely to stop with its own enemies.
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" By signing with Knight, Shakur "immediately becomes enemies with the Crips.
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"Human beings are not their friends, we're their enemies," she said.
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DERSHOWITZ: -- with our enemies and help them during time of war.
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All deflected attacks reverse direction and deal damage to enemies instead.
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They may be your political enemies, but they are people, too.
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This is new: Russia and America are traditionally the old enemies.
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KAYE: Special relationships only strengthened by common enemies and common goals.
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ISIS' enemies line up to take Raqqa, but when -- and how?
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Be kind not only to your friends, but also your enemies.
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Kill enemies, collect their dropped crests to earn your team points.
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Taking out weaker enemies quickly gives you more room to breathe.
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Hate will surface again, we know; but so will its enemies.
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Relationships will end… not just with lovers, but with enemies, too.
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Tree houses have a history of being used to watch enemies.
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And he's made a remarkable number of enemies in the capital.
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Taylor would cease the rivalry entirely if their enemies would, too.
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The president's vengeance against his perceived enemies is far from over.
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It collapses different kinds of enemies, and it also collapses time.
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Powerful psychics duking it out with ancient enemies may sound familiar.
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This condition applies to both of the enemies Arya took on.
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Chávez expropriated and redistributed wealth to weaken enemies and woo allies.
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It just barely rivals trapping your worst enemies in your park.
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If they come into contact with enemies, they will fight them.
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Managing heat is one of the biggest enemies of processor speed.
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You can't make 500 million friends without making a few enemies.
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It's a term that unites its allies and repels its enemies.
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But the demand for Christians is that they love their enemies.
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Done wrong, Machiavelli warned, it leads to enemies, resentment and downfall.
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Baghdadi was also on the run from local enemies in Syria.
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His loud condemnation of the atrocities he witnessed earned him enemies.
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Mori, a local historian, felt even Japan's former enemies deserved closure.
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Instead, Trump proposes reorienting American foreign policy around destroying our enemies.
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Aloy can then grab the weaponry and use it against enemies.
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But, having made enemies in government, the courts face pressure too.
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But he had outlasted ten American presidents and all his enemies.
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She got her revenge on some old enemies... #TheaterKidRevengeCorner #TonyAwards pic.twitter.
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Enemies drop like flies when you get a good legendary item.
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Calling your political enemies Russian agents certainly helps this goal along.
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At any given moment, enemies spawn in one of those zones.
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Lithuania itself is surrounded by a host of friends and enemies.
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But they can take heart from the weaknesses of toleration's enemies.
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Second, would-be strongmen identify enemies for angry voters to blame.
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Rough roads and pot holes are the Serpent-C's biggest enemies.
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In its protection and consolidation, they undertake further violence against enemies.
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"This government needs to come up with new enemies," he says.
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The Hound and Arya aren't the enemies they used to be.
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The real enemies were arrogance, cowardice, distraction and above all waste.
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It's tied up with symbols and grievances, pitting allies against enemies.
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Within a few years time these mindless enemies became an institution.
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Deals light damage and knockback to enemies in D.Va's flight path.
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Maybe at last we can be friends, partners, and not enemies.
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The goal is to take down all enemies and, ultimately, Thanos.
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The enemies of all of us is the use of terror.
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Just the fact you are in the FARC, you have enemies.
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Hiring detectives to investigate enemies in the private sector is not.
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But that pessimism is also shared by the President's Democratic enemies.
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The Daily Mail has described judges as "enemies of the people".
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Cultivating the new elite could justify a purge by their enemies.
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When he began to make enemies, he defined them as untrustworthy.
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"Finally, a movie theater to send my enemies to," wrote another.
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"Finally, a movie theater to send my enemies to," wrote another.
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Any dentist will tell you coffee and wine are enemies no.
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In a country of backbiters, she has made remarkably few enemies.
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Cado: Aren't they essentially the low-level enemies in this game?
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Now, neither McMillon nor Weinberger are exactly sworn enemies of women.
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We need to look at enemies and allies, actions and reactions.
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Until it does, Iran is using other means against its enemies.
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It's a whole new domain our enemies are rushing to exploit.
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A sceptic might say that Russia is keeping its enemies closer.
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Let the kingsroad run red with the blood of your enemies.
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Sports and art are often seen as natural enemies, mutually exclusive.
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I just didn't want to go in there and make enemies.
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There are few fiercer enemies than Airbnb and the hotel industry.
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And she has a new weapon to destroy her enemies with.
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Berri and Aoun, both in their 80s, were civil war enemies.
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When detonated, it slows nearby enemies and pulls them toward it.
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Did his professional enemies simply sense an opening and take revenge?
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And they also don't seem to be afraid of making enemies.
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Throughout the game, you forage, hunt, and fight robotic enemies together.
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No Donald Trump performance is complete without attacks on his enemies.
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Is Kim Kardashian keeping her friends close and Kanye's enemies closer?
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And about those ghosts that float around as the game's enemies.
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Other enemies of the regime, including opposition MPs, are frequently arrested.
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And sometimes, these enemies gang up in quite overpowering numbers. Forma.
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Trump and DeVos may as well draft slogans for their enemies.
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ISIS may yet benefit from the mutual distrust among its enemies.
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They could have been sworn enemies promising to destroy one another.
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Mr. Le Mesurier's enemies were persistent and their reach was wide.
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You don't defeat your enemies, you just wait until they die.
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There is no false division between friends and enemies of peace.
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"They won't tell you because they're your political enemies," she replies.
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James Clapper is right -- the United States has no permanent enemies.
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He also suggested that President Obama was appeasing the nation's enemies.
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Hopefully, we don't wish eternal damnation on even our worst enemies.
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He makes enemies of the Cirinists, a group of matriarchal fanatics.
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Cyberspace has given our enemies access to every one of us.
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Student Red Guards were organized to defend Mao against his enemies.
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It is no secret that Israel and Hamas are mortal enemies.
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Perhaps libraries and President Donald Trump were destined to be enemies.
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But so were most of the people on Nixon's enemies list.
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Asked if he thinks he's on Trump's "list of enemies," Rep.
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That the enemies of the Clintons were responsible for the allegations.
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The Clintons' enemies had produced this lawsuit about the five women.
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The Mexican Army kills eight enemies for every one it wounds.
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Russians who protested the fixed elections were branded as national enemies.
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"Let's not get so concerned about how offended our enemies are."
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It seemed like a declaration of war by his political enemies.
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For Putin, chaos in the ranks of his enemies is victory.
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Sometimes, as the cliché goes, we are our own worst enemies.
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Every minute, we have to be focused on crushing our enemies.
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The three friends uncover conspiracies, secret motivations and double-crossing enemies.
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We cannot simply strictly enforce FARA when it involves our enemies.
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Muslims "are enemies of Christ, Orthodoxy and our country," it says.
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Israel especially faces three emboldened, genocidal enemies: Hamas, Hezbollah and Iran.
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As the President said, America's enemies must never know our plans.
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We're standing with our allies, we're standing up to our enemies.
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The alternative to negotiation, or conversations with enemies is only conflict.
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This signaled to our enemies a green light to challenge peace.
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Dictators put their enemies in jail and keep their friends out.
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The first thing the revolution does is kill all their enemies.
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But purges can sometime create enemies, even where none existed before.
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He's named both nice guys and short guys as his enemies.
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In one Italian city, they're cracking down on these emission enemies.
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He tweets with unrestrained contempt for his perceived enemies in Bitcoin.
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When turned, it fires a barrage of peppercorns at Alice's enemies.
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Priebus has made other enemies within the circles close to Trump.
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You can't win any encounters by rushing your enemies and yelling.
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After last night, America's enemies are laughing, and Americans are weeping.
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Every minute, we have to be focused on crushing our enemies.
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But instead of paint, Michael uses the tears of his enemies.
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Then Mr. Trump went back into partisan mode, assailing his enemies.
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May, whose enemies within her own party are sharpening their knives.
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There are political enemies of the press that are gaining traction.
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Detention of enemies in Guantánamo away from American soil is legitimate.
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He's making enemies of the United States all over the world.
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I met my friends, enemies and crushes on that orange clay.
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" The second states that "black people are their own worst enemies.
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Scores of Hondurans were kidnapped, tortured and killed as political enemies.
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As I told you in the interview, you love your enemies.
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The immune system's enemies list was attenuated, largely for the good.
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She takes control by incinerating her enemies inside their holy temple.
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We can say no, but I don't want to make enemies.
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Trump's declaration was made to protect computer networks from foreign enemies.
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His enemies are legion on both sides of the Russia divide.
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These are the values and ideas that our enemies fear most.
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All three cases involve prosecutors whom Mr. Trump now considers enemies.
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They must stem from yet another conspiracy by his political enemies.
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Your interactions with non-enemies is brief and fleeting but memorable.
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He pursues perceived personal enemies and critics with an obsessive vengeance.
|
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Unabashed love and rational skepticism are natural companions, even symbiotic enemies.
|
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Those who were once enemies, are now — at least temporarily — partners.
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With few external threats to combat, Law and Justice manufactured enemies.
|
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In fairness to Mr. Netanyahu, Israel faces very real external enemies.
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Instead, those cities served as places of exile for their enemies.
|
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Mr. Walker also made many enemies among Republicans by defeating Gov.
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Our enemies and rivals, on the other hand, are quite pleased.
|
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His enemies ramp it up more, to preserve their own dignity.
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Making enemies of America's best friends by threatening them with sanctions.
|
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Trump survived his impeachment trial emboldened, lashing out at his enemies.
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Punish your enemies It's just not any more complicated than that.
|
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America's purported enemies for most of this time were Communist powers.
|
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During a viral pandemic, we are often our own worst enemies.
|
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She used a deliberate strategy to win over enemies: Play nice.
|
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The Bible tells us to forgive our enemies, not our families.
|
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As the enemy of their enemies, President Trump is their friend.
|
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Former enemies now understood that trade profited them more than conquest.
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To the complete destruction of all enemies, themselves and their kin!
|
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America will once again become respected and feared by our enemies.
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" Ayatollah Khamenei responded: "Enemies continue strengthening their military and missile sectors.
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John Smith to be "a kinde of fortresse" against invading enemies.
|
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He pinpointed the incoming fire and predicted his enemies' next moves.
|
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He concedes that, to their enemies, Cersei may be a monster.
|
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Its enemies include Hollywood and the press (with a few exceptions).
|
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Shooting enemies makes you grow and getting shot makes you shrink.
|
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We must join forces to defend ourselves against these external enemies.
|
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Enemies soon arrive to steal the relic, and the chases begin.
|
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Revive the Victorian tradition of sending vinegar valentines to your enemies.
|
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If you can negotiate with enemies, do it with allies first.
|
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Their struggles over the race turned once close friends into enemies.
|
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It's a profile that's earned her a diverse group of enemies.
|
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We don't care how any one policy would affect our enemies.
|
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He's removed perceived enemies while installing political loyalists to key posts.
|
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She had no obvious enemies; in fact she was well liked.
|
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If Putin and the Russian Federation aren't enemies, no one is.
|
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But Dr. Tedros has very vocal enemies in the Ethiopian diaspora.
|
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And Republicans know how to pick — and pick apart — their enemies.
|
|
He can upbraid our allies or cozy up to former enemies.
|
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For allies, it's confusing; for enemies, it looks like an opportunity.
|
|
Obama, came to power vowing to talk directly to America's enemies.
|
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Didn't Jesus say, "Blessed are the meek" and "Love your enemies"?
|
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Are we now saying our enemies don't have to protect them?
|
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It would be a crushing defeat for the enemies of Allah.
|
|
Journalists are denounced as liars and enemies of the American people.
|
|
To ISIS, all infidels are enemies; killing them is a virtue.
|
|
He only ever talks about two things: himself and his enemies.
|
|
"The president's enemies don't want him to succeed," the ad states.
|
|
Giuliani cancelled his visit saying Zelenskiy was surrounded by Trump's enemies.
|
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Giuliani canceled his visit saying Zelenskiy was surrounded by Trump's enemies.
|
|
"This is reminiscent of how enemies treat one another," Udall said.
|
|
The nation's enemies are the defilers who must be physically punished.
|
|
Is it the Atlantic alliance's purpose to designate them as enemies?
|
|
The two parties, increasingly, see each other as enemies, not rivals.
|
|
Over the years, Trump and Romney have been allies and enemies.
|
|
Our enemies shouldn't receive funding, but it's not black and white.
|
|
But as an independent prosecutor, Ms. Kovesi also made powerful enemies.
|
|
That puts enemies more on edge, which makes many more nervous.
|
|
Netanyahu denies all wrongdoing, accusing his enemies of a witch hunt.
|
|
We fought in the homes of our enemies, among their families.
|
|
These tactics have earned him a number of enemies in Washington.
|
|
All the corporations and designers and billboards, they are my enemies.
|
|
We had to stop our enemies from communicating with each other.
|
|
America at war with itself is good news for its enemies.
|
|
But the tech giant made plenty of enemies along the way.
|
|
EJ: Yeah, 'cause waves after waves of enemies coming at you.
|
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His economic enemies are Washington elites, media, other countries, and immigrants.
|
|
Demagogues draw a line between themselves and supporters and their enemies.
|
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It's that he's a nasty, greedy guy who shares your enemies.
|
|
Control and politicization of that wing allows the ruler to criminalize his opponents, to label them enemies of the state, when in fact those so-called enemies are really defenders of a more viable, democratic nation.
|
|
What do you say to America's allies who worry that you might be jeopardizing our long-term alliances and who worry that you might be treating our historic friends as enemies and our historic enemies as friends?
|
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There are the moments when enemies pour in from all around and Leon is forced to run away to momentary safety to take a few shots before the distance closes again and other enemies appear from behind.
|
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The record, while very much about Merritt, also tackles the people who have consumed his life: friends, enemies, lovers, teachers, his father, about whom he doesn't say much, and his mother and her friends, enemies, and lovers.
|
|
But teahouses are more than fine places that attracted the right enemies.
|
|
His enemies denounce him as a power-hungry despot in the making.
|
|
The leakers formed Trump's unofficial Enemies List — all on his own staff.
|
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A populist agenda, in contrast, will only strengthen and embolden our enemies.
|
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I don't understand — if I have friends like that, who needs enemies?
|
|
And now, the president has been even more forceful with our enemies.
|
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"Our terrorist enemies have struck again," Macron wrote in the condolence book.
|
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Jesus taught me how to love the hell out of my enemies.
|
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Companies, governments, employers, friends, enemies, acquaintances -- all want access to this data.
|
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Keep your enemies close, keep your white bag closer (to avoid spills).
|
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It can be a strategic advantageous to be unpredictable with your enemies.
|
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For some militias, cannibalism is just another way to terrify one's enemies.
|
|
"FreeZoxee is not a home for the enemies of freedom," it proclaimed.
|
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A member could end up sitting with allies or enemies, or both.
|
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Military drones whisk across oceans to spy on enemies and launch missiles.
|
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" Nixon even kept journalists like Daniel Schorr on a secret "enemies list.
|
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Top Houthi officials called it high treason backed by their Saudi enemies.
|
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QUESTION: Mr. President, (INAUDIBLE) keep talking about the enemies of the people?
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"If we got this technology, we could target the enemies," said Salami.
|
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"America is friends today with former enemies," Trump told Congress Tuesday night.
|
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The throne is famously made of the swords of Aegon's slain enemies.
|
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It'll only let the president legally lob nukes at enemies willy-nilly.
|
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The House Republican tax overhaul has already made a lot of enemies.
|
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It's taking on real and imagined enemies and overwhelming them with stuff.
|
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Mahathir joined hands with former political enemies and united a fractured opposition.
|
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You don't want to make literally thousands of enemies on Halloween night.
|
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In the past, Netflix and Comcast have been more enemies than partners.
|
|
His enemies remain implacable, and a negotiated solution seems hard to envision.
|
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Her enemies threaten her physically, but the threats aren't leering and rapey.
|
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The war of all against all proceeds until the enemies lie dead.
|
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You can't just be against the media, they're 'enemies of the people.
|
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While the environment is being flooded with enemies, it's your environment now.
|
|
Most enemies have a color, and exercises are similarly grouped into colors.
|
|
But, as this picture shows, Pelagia noctiluca has enemies of its own.
|
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They conducted daring, covert missions to take out America's most dangerous enemies.
|
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That frightens people who fear they will be on the enemies list.
|
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When it detonates, it slows nearby enemies, pulls them in and explodes.
|
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They'd spent ages being enemies before eventually interning at W magazine together.
|
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Mr Kaczynski's government portrays its political opponents as enemies of the state.
|
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Two of its once mortal enemies, Egypt and Jordan, are now allies.
|
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Rumors of imminent attacks from their many enemies have fed the uncertainty.
|
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The habits of enemies, which have their own little lives and cycles.
|
|
Longtime enemies Locken and Hollman seem to have moved past their problems.
|
|
Celebrity sunless tanning artist Jimmy Coco has his fair share of enemies.
|
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He roams the game's environment, killing enemies he refers to as Jews.
|
|
Alex Mercer did not just punch or kick enemies to dispatch them.
|
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If that becomes your prime issue, then your enemies become your friends.
|
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Tens of thousands of enemies, real and imagined, were arrested, including journalists.
|
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Enemies Within: Communists, the Cambridge Spies and the Making of Modern Britain.
|
|
The first episode of Final Reckoning comes in with a BANG. Enemies?
|
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And all of those movements had internal enemies that they focused on.
|
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Enemies and Neighbours: Arabs and Jews in Palestine and Israel, 1917-2017.
|
|
War has moved on, and our enemies have moved on with it.
|
|
Attackers beheaded their enemies and even ate their organs in ghastly rituals.
|
|
YOUNGER INDIANS AND Pakistanis tend to assume their countries were born enemies.
|
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After all, good rulers may make fewer enemies, and forge stronger alliances.
|
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But then, lovingly and in unison, the enemies lower their national flags.
|
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Of course by the end, the two were more friends than enemies.
|
|
Various enemies repeatedly spawn, sending out wave after wave of bullet hell.
|
|
In the second season, Chuck and Bobby were still other's sworn enemies.
|
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Now, we can count nearly all her living enemies on one hand.
|
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He has never shied away from attacking his enemies quickly and viciously.
|
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Outside of a bacterial infection, oxygen is one of beer's biggest enemies.
|
|
For months the party blamed dissent on "foreign enemies" and local malcontents.
|
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Enemies all either stand on the ground or hover just above it.
|
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This is the point at which I began siding with Delaney's enemies.
|
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Astro Attack has you piloting a spaceship through waves of advancing enemies.
|
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The Olympics doesn't just unite its friends; it also unites its enemies.
|
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No longer does slashing grass and downing enemies release health-restoring hearts.
|
|
A man who embraces the tactics of our enemies, torture, religious intolerance.
|
|
Mario's fire flower offered him an entire new way to combat enemies.
|
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Camouflage: strategic stealth for sneaking up on enemies, revealed by vision wards.
|
|
By blindsiding Morgan, the Malolo 4 makes enemies of Wendell and Domenick.
|
|
Clinton, along with her allies and her enemies, are demanding more information.
|
|
Fire and flood are enemies at sea, same as an adversary's fleet.
|
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Revenge upon your enemies, and may the six-second video reign forevermore.
|
|
Towards the end of development, though, they needed another set of enemies.
|
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But to paraphrase the cliché, with allies like these, who needs enemies?
|
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And the enemy of the enemies of medical progress is my friend.
|
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Enemies from across the border run their operations using fake currency notes.
|
|
By blindsiding Chris and Bret, Jessica makes enemies at a precarious moment.
|
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They deal high, continuous damage to all enemies touched by the dragons.
|
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It has no friends in the region and lots of powerful enemies.
|
|
He uses it daily to attack enemies and hand down various decrees.
|
|
She feels like a video game hero, confidently cutting through her enemies.
|
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - With $21,2745-an-hour friends, who needs enemies?
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Use it to sneak around behind — or just sneak past — unsuspecting enemies.
|
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"Celtics/Lakers: Best of Enemies" airs June 13-14 at 8 p.m.
|
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We have considered refugees as though they were enemies and not guests.
|
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By relentlessly pursuing suspected enemies, he has undermined the rule of law.
|
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But that doesn't mean it can't do catastrophic damage to its enemies.
|
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The enemies will reunite on the upcoming season of Bachelor in Paradise.
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Pelosi is, in effect, surrounded by enemies and facing a delicate situation.
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Angry unstable people will last out at a multitude of perceived enemies.
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That leaves the two sworn enemies needing each other more than ever.
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But it soon made the band willing enemies of the real thing.
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Even your greatest enemies won't know how to deal with your charisma.
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But it's worth noting they weren't always enemies; they were once frienemies!
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And its many enemies may soon turn their guns on each other.
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Its organizational talent allows it to probe for weaknesses among its enemies.
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Making enemies of fellow citizens with different viewpoints takes care of that.
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For Schmitt, to identify one's enemies was to identify one's inner self.
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All of us enemies of the American people, according to the president.
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But he suggested Kushner's enemies are no longer within the White House.
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There are odd animal couples, and now we're introducing odd animal enemies.
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America's enemies are waiting at the gates, ready to fill our place.
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This enables them to neutralize difficult and toxic people without creating enemies.
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It is far too early for our adversaries and enemies to celebrate.
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And then I also am going get to know my Republican enemies.
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Yes. Muslims have been commanded to terrorize the disbelieving enemies of Allah.
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A woman who took an opposing stance was warned about making enemies.
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"Our enemies around the world are taking advantage of Obama's weakness," Sen.
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Cor, fearful that his enemies would eventually find him, started stockpiling weapons.
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But we need to be relentless finding out who our enemies are.
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Pyongyang's cyber activities exploit its enemies' dependence on critical and financial infrastructure.
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The mag hasn't attacked any of his enemies on the cover, either.
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For enemies of the state, that can mean only one thing: opportunity.
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Tifa Lockhart, Cloud's childhood friend, beats down enemies with fierce martial arts.
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When it comes to productivity, too often we're our own worst enemies.
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The New York Times: Little-known DOJ official makes Trump's enemies list.
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And it suggests how abundant Conway and Moran's potential enemies may be.
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To Iran's enemies, the meeting marked the culmination of their worst nightmares.
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America's enemies, but the subtler question of how America should handle its
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Though maybe not as enemies; I just couldn't let people hurt Quakstak.
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Keeping their enemies close doesn't seem to be working for TV providers.
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Dealers and unions aren't Tesla's enemies The dealers aren't specifically against Musk.
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These are sworn enemies of the United States, that's why we're here.
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The people we fail to befriend may become our latest emboldened enemies.
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But first, I just can't let "enemies of reproductive rights" slide by.
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The bones of his enemies adorned his helmet like a morbid galea.
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They shared enemies in the Soviet Union, Saddam's Iraq, and revolutionary Iran.
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"I used to prey on my enemies now I pray for serenity"?
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There's more going on here than just sales to two U.S. enemies.
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Oh, and that story that Lord Bolton was poisoned by his enemies?
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"Defeat enemies and search their bodies for evidence," advises Hardline's loading screen.
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Even anti-state anarchists concede the existence of violent enemies and monsters.
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These people are not just not our enemies — they are our allies.
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But another part of Fallout is enemies that feel dangerous and scary.
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Are you likely to encounter enemies that use fire or ice attacks?
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But watching him dismantle hapless polygonal enemies is a thing of beauty.
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For instance: The Dothraki and the Unsullied are kind of mortal enemies.
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Seeing old enemies Sakuraba and Silva grapple a friendly match was fun.
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My enemies are white people, not Viet Congs or Chinese or Japanese.
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But in the world of winemaking, enemies can sprout in unsuspected places.
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Social Security's enemies in the Congress may have a rather cynical reason.
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Iran is talking as much to divide its enemies as to conquer.
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The names amount to an unofficial enemies list for this White House.
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This time, Iraq was spared, having disappeared from Mr. Trump's enemies list.
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First Words In politics, enemies are easier to quarrel with than friends.
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Rebirth is going to be way more—the enemies make sense there.
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Her witches confront gender dynamics as often as they do goblin enemies.
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Chaining up enemies is the best way to do some crowd control.
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And he has demonized his leftist detractors as enemies of the people.
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Any news organization doing its job is going to make some enemies.
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After all, they're just as dangerous and threatening to the Kremlin's enemies.
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Our enemies got even more than they bargained for this time around.
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Parties, too, are no longer bound together by creeds but by enemies.
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De' Medici slogs through mud and snow in pursuit of his enemies.
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The ceremony is believed to help to achieve goals and defeat enemies.
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Police and advocates often saw one another as adversaries, if not enemies.
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Let's not spill American blood to fight the enemies of other countries.
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He views Mueller, the Justice Department, and Democrats as his true enemies.
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John McCain was murdered as part of a purge of Trump's enemies.
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Both groups have abdicated the national story to their shared political enemies.
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Ordinarily, public figures see microphones as natural enemies, designed to undo them.
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I don't know why Trump is treating America's Western allies as enemies.
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His enemies retaliated by making his shame public, charging him with drunkenness.
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When summoned, two railroad crossing gates appear and box in your enemies.
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The ability to swap bodies with enemies and suddenly have their movesets.
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"Water and vermin are the greatest enemies of paper," Ms. Callahan said.
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And there are political enemies of the press that are gaining traction.
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After World War I, Woodrow Wilson was humane to our European enemies.
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Both men lash out at enemies, and view the media with suspicion.
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You don't want our enemies to feel like they drove us out.
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Mr. Wolfe's fictional ambitions and commercial success earned him enemies — big ones.
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You can't just be against the media — they're enemies of the people.
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Keeping your enemies constantly on defense, constantly off balance, constantly explaining themselves.
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He publicly encourages prosecutors to reward his friends and punish his enemies.
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"If real enemies don't exist, they will be created," Kasparov tweeted yesterday.
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Barbara Lee (D-Calif.), would "embolden our enemies," the White House contends.
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"Our enemies were on the jury," said Sajjad Anoushiravani, Iran's head coach.
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The provisional toll is 14 dead, 17 wounded and two enemies killed.
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" Two weeks ago, she denounced the "rioters" as "enemies of the people.
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Businesses are pressured to reward the clique's friends and punish its enemies.
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" In Spain, powerful enemies could have "faked an accident to eliminate me.
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Little wonder that the kingdom's enemies have long sought to cripple it.
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He deploys gratitude against his enemies and critics to embarrass and shame.
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The internet's enemies were government or corporate censors and other stodgy gatekeepers.
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Background reading: • Mr. Bannon, back on the outside, prepares his enemies list.
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His enemies -- the "crooked media" and, still, Hillary Clinton -- are their own.
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V can also run on walls and jump down onto unsuspecting enemies.
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The fae were left to the Pact, the enemies of the Burgue.
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It demonizes people who disagree and turns political opponents into personal enemies.
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Bezos had plenty of enemies, and not just aggrieved companies like Birkenstock.
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Loyalty to the boss is demonstrated by hatred directed against his enemies.
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But its battle on LinkedIn to neutralize enemies has gone largely unnoticed.
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"You don't go out of your way to make enemies," she said.
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Perceived threats to swans closely track the imagined enemies of British society.
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He regularly takes to Twitter to lash out at his perceived enemies.
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The general had been Mr. Kim's chief henchman in purging potential enemies.
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Khamenei said the Islamic republic's "enemies" were trying to manipulate official policy.
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Everyday our military skills improve and our intelligence about our enemies grows.
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We consistently argue that our enemies should behave the way we do.
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Both have defended torture and criticized the media as enemies of people.
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Not surprisingly, he failed to convince the jury composed of his enemies.
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Early in Uber's history, it and Google were more allies than enemies.
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You're tasked with creating paths through a sea of different colored enemies.
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The catch: you can only connect to enemies of the same color.
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Rebels from both countries have mostly aligned with their respective government's enemies.
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This can lead to a confusion among, or conflation of, appointed enemies.
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At first, Mugabe preached reconciliation with former enemies at home and abroad.
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" His combat weapon, he said, was "the best for killing our enemies.
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But when the Gestapo pursued so-called enemies, it did so relentlessly.
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"To paraphrase FDR, judge us by the enemies we've made," Cohen wrote.
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They used it both internally, against dissidents, and externally, against Western enemies.
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Enemies of Bannon celebrated the complete fracture of the Trump–Bannon relationship.
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When the Cold War ended in 1991, no enemies were in sight.
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Mann argued that the enemies of democracy aren't just fascists with guns.
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It's no surprise that he thought Mexicans and immigrants were his enemies.
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It's no surprise that he thought Mexicans and immigrants were his enemies.
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The American president has practically made enemies out of his country's neighbors.
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He calls for his enemies to be prosecuted and his friends freed.
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Short on friends and long on enemies, Maggie lets him tag along.
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Are you anointing me to lead my people and smite our enemies?
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But Best of Enemies is most startling when you realize its implications.
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EJ: We all got scores overall for how many enemies we killed.
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Here is the enemy of publishers, there's a few enemies of publishers.
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Our foreign policy is to be friends of all, enemies of none.
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"Our struggle with internal and external enemies will be intensified," he said.
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Smith, professional enemies who spend every waking hour thinking about each other.
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What's it like sharing stories with people who were once your enemies?
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And a "coalition of enemies" can only stay friends for so long.
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By Friday, Giuliani reversed course and canceled the trip, claiming without evidence that the Ukrainians surrounding president-elect Volodymyr Zelensky are "enemies of the President ... in some cases enemies of the United States" who have ties to Democrats.
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Lawmakers need to understand that if they sit back and allow this FCC to strip us of these protections and allow Internet service providers like Comcast, Version, to engage in censorship, blocking, throttling, charging us extra fees to access the content we want, those lawmakers are going to be seen as enemies of the Internet, enemies of the public, enemies of freedom of speech.
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S. has a plan, and that is to wait out their enemies locally in order to gain time to rebuild their networks while at the same time provide inspiration to followers outside to keep fighting their enemies farther away.
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Threats are always existential, opponents are out to destroy everything voters hold dear, and the enemies aiming rockets at residential neighborhoods from the Galilee to the Gaza periphery can seem only scarcely more menacing than the supposed enemies within.
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The conclusion to be drawn is that the enemies of the Jews, whether in Tehran or Virginia, will always be the enemies of liberalism — which is why the fight against anti-Semitism must also be a fight for liberalism.
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Defectors accuse him of running his own intelligence agency to intimidate his enemies.
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The country's official defence review states that "at present, Brazil has no enemies".
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When it comes to dueling online, Navalny has run rings around his enemies.
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Slather them in Goop's most hated enemies: processed cheese and Mountain Dew. Great.
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" Enemies "rarely wear uniforms," and violence on all sides causes "terrible collateral damage.
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Broadway actress Carole Cooke may be making it onto the president's enemies list.
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He asked us not only to tolerate our enemies, but to love them.
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MACCALLUM: Obviously, you are concerned about the enemies that the United States faces.
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Inflicts knockback and the same damage as a single Junkrat grenade on enemies.
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"The drill aims to counter any airspace incursion by the enemies," he added.
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It's not the first time U.S. Cyber Command has targeted its enemies overseas.
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Republicans were also gaining ground on the president's enemies in the Justice Department.
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PRICE$20LIKEIt's one of the easiest ways to make a lot of enemies.
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There's no way you'll survive enemies that can kill you in two hits.
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Our enemies are afraid of us, let&aposs make friends with them again.
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She has friends, enemies, and is arrested at the end of season 1.
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It's one thing to join the biggest alliance and pick off your enemies.
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Your goal should be to interrupt enemies before they can destroy the Teleporter.
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The United States faces enough challenges dealing with unfriendly countries and real enemies.
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In this world, characters use their slick dance moves to fight off enemies.
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Paul Bertone It was always the plan to have enemies in the city.
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Once all the guns are cleared away, focus on the weakest enemies first.
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Grabbing weapons in slow mo, disarming enemies, punching and diving all happened seamlessly.
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He can slow down retreating enemies with a short-range ability Lion's Fang.
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But that doesn&apost mean criticize your friends and give your enemies cover.
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But on foreign soil, at least, might you consider praising our enemies less?
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We&aposre not the ones poisoning journalists and enemies of the Russian state.
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There were also the routine personal online attacks of his array of enemies.
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Enemies are out to rock the boat and carry out a silent coup.
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A spritz of poisonous perfume that suffocates your enemies (and maybe your lover).
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Much like in Diablo, players are exploring a fantasy world and fighting enemies.
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