" The rest of the heroes learned about Barry's disastrous Flashpoint decision during the "Invasion" crossover, and Guggenheim revealed that in Arrow episode 509, "there's a fair amount of discussion about Flashpoint, given the fact that, essentially, the crossover outed Flashpoint to the Arrow characters who weren't Felicity.
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Last week, fans got a tease of intriguing new developments to come when star Grant Gustin confirmed that the show would be taking on the Flashpoint storyline. FLASHPOINT.
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To Babe staffers as well, this article was a flashpoint.
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There are also likely to be flashpoint regarding climate change.
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Not as a political flashpoint, but as a cultural hotspot.
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EpiPen has become the latest flashpoint in this opaque system.
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North Korea is a geopolitical flashpoint and a humanitarian catastrophe.
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That shootdown would become a flashpoint of the Cold War.
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Bannon's appointment has become as a flashpoint for both sides.
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Soccer matches are often a flashpoint for violence in Egypt.
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The raid in Yemen has become a flashpoint of controversy.
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It has also become a flashpoint for both political parties.
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The flashpoint village of Hader has been of particular concern.
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Here's what you need to know about the potential flashpoint.
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Manbij has been a major flashpoint between Ankara and Washington.
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The flashpoint for more than a decade has been Israel.
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The Hill: Helsinki summit becomes new flashpoint for GOP anger.
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How we look continues to be a flashpoint for racism.
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Migrants have been a political flashpoint for Germany since 2015.
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Race has become a flashpoint in the Florida governor's race.
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ESL starts on Monday while Flashpoint will begin this Friday.
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What had once been a flashpoint had become a sanctuary.
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Political ads have recently become a flashpoint in that debate.
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But detaining families together could soon become another political flashpoint.
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The major flashpoint occurred late last month when Warner Bros.
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Israel and Palestine could prove another flashpoint for 2020 Democrats.
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The position has become a political flashpoint in recent years.
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Apple's decision comes amid a flashpoint between US companies and China.
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The nominee's uniquely political background has emerged as a major flashpoint.
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An early flashpoint heading into the new Congress is over Sen.
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All-out war for Taiwan is not the most urgent flashpoint.
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Smith's death was just the latest flashpoint in a simmering city.
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Trade has emerged as a key flashpoint between Clinton and Sanders.
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Because these endurance tests are exactly what Flashpoint promises to add.
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Time Warner owns CNN, which become a flashpoint during Trump's campaign.
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The Hill: Kavanaugh becomes new flashpoint in midterms defined by anger.
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Political upheaval in Venezuela has also been a flashpoint for markets.
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Hensarling's letter is the latest flashpoint between the GOP and Cordray.
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Kirkuk is a flashpoint largely because of its massive oil wealth.
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With Flashpoint, mercenary management has literally become a game unto itself.
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Cruise ships have become a flashpoint in the ongoing coronavirus outbreak.
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It has long been one of the world's most dangerous flashpoint.
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Why it matters: Facial recognition has emerged as a privacy flashpoint.
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This makes her something of a flashpoint when things go wrong.
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Taiwan's WHO troubles last week became another flashpoint in Sino-U.
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This event becomes a flashpoint for the rest of the movie.
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But it also means Taiwan is destined to be a flashpoint.
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The new squad will make its debut Sunday in Flashpoint 1.
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The parliamentary vote is a potential flashpoint in the Brexit process.
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The case has been a flashpoint for already strained US-China relations.
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Washington DC's Flashpoint gallery — the last art gallery at Gallery Place — closed.
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Before these Hong Kong protests, the most visible flashpoint has been Taiwan.
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The Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea, could have been a flashpoint.
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The issue is sure to become a flashpoint in the presidential race.
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His New York roots have been a flashpoint in the Republican race.
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The flashpoint helped her trend on Twitter and spike in Google searches.
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But the AT&T-Time Warner deal could prove a political flashpoint.
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So this flashpoint could very much be the future of American politics.
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The Trump International Hotel in D.C. has been a flashpoint for Trump.
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Taiwan is one of China's most sensitive issues and a potential flashpoint.
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In the battleground of American politics, public schools are a regular flashpoint.
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The citizenship question has become a flashpoint for the broader immigration debate.
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Northern Mali has long been a flashpoint for violence between rebel groups.
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The protest became a flashpoint for black activists as well as nationalists.
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Flashpoint 1 will run from March 13-19 with 12 teams competing.
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In this climate, Eminem — always a flashpoint, often a pariah — feels familiar.
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Flashpoint Season 1 is moving online due to the spreading coronavirus pandemic.
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Go deeper: Zuckerberg's power to hurt Trump Political ads become 2020 flashpoint
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Drivers are emerging as a flashpoint between cities and ride-hailing companies.
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The competitiveness of the market has been a flashpoint for generic drugmakers.
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Wild card: One of the biggest flashpoint is likely the Dish question.
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Planned Parenthood has been a flashpoint in political campaigns and congressional politics.
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The island has long been a flashpoint in the U.S.-China relationship.
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This has become a flashpoint in the Democratic debate over health care.
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Spotify's spending is probably the most commonly-cited flashpoint — and understandably so.
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The Supreme Court is already a flashpoint in the presidential election campaign.
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That was a flashpoint, but it was only one of many flashpoints.
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Muslim-majority Kashmir has long been a flashpoint between India and Pakistan.
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The government's approach to regulation may turn out to be another political flashpoint.
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The plight of miners became a political flashpoint in the 2016 presidential election.
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Latimore is running up against this tension on a smaller scale with Flashpoint.
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" Grant Gustin as Barry Allen and Candice Patton as Iris West in "Flashpoint.
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Taiwan is China's most sensitive territorial issue and a potential dangerous military flashpoint.
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The standoff became a flashpoint for federal public lands issues in the West.
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But one thing stuck out: the movie will apparently be known as Flashpoint.
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Flashpoint certainly sounds like the kind of story that deserves the blockbuster treatment.
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In 2009, there was a similar situation with Codemasters shooter Operation Flashpoint 2.
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Congress & Iran And that's not the only foreign policy flashpoint on Capitol Hill.
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Flashpoint: The nation's military needs to spring into action to combat a threat.
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The mini Aussie has had no such pop culture flashpoint in recent history.
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I interned at Interpol and the Afghan Embassy in Washington, and at Flashpoint.
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The issue has become a major flashpoint in the debate in the House.
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Nusaybin, Turkey is a flashpoint city in the conflict between Turks and Kurds.
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Since then, the debt limit has become the flashpoint for many political battles.
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Bentiu was a flashpoint town in the war that broke out in 2013.
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Now the confrontations in the South China Sea are becoming another worrying flashpoint.
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Taiwan is China's most sensitive territorial issue and a potentially dangerous military flashpoint.
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Taiwan is one of China's most sensitive issues and a potential military flashpoint.
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The CFPB has been a consistent partisan flashpoint since it opened in 2012.
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A semi-annual Treasury report, due out in October, could be another flashpoint.
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I expect executive privilege could still become a flashpoint in the Russia investigation.
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Beyoncé in particular has become something of a political flashpoint in this campaign.
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In this case, denigrating Clinton was the flashpoint used to attract pro-Trump voters.
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Her allegations come at a national flashpoint for awareness of sexual harassment and assault.
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Sex is contentious because it burns at the flashpoint between power, identity and existence.
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Today immigration has faded as a political flashpoint, as the numbers arriving have collapsed.
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The island is one of China's most sensitive issues and a potential military flashpoint.
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Here's a look at how a seemingly harmless meme transformed into a cultural flashpoint.
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There are so many ways the show can adapt Flashpoint for the small screen.
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Bork's action in 19733 became a flashpoint in his failed 1987 Supreme Court nomination.
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U.S. nuclear energy exports to Saudi Arabia have become a flashpoint in the dispute.
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Aleppo has been a flashpoint for both sides in the ongoing fighting in Syria.
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According to Gustin, the show's Flashpoint will be its own take on the story.
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Ties with Turkey, a key partner in the migrant crisis, are also a flashpoint.
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The halftime show featuring outspoken singer Lady Gaga could also be a potential flashpoint.
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The meeting is an opportunity to discuss this potential flashpoint and find a resolution.
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Meanwhile, Okobi's death has become a flashpoint in the county's debate over Taser use.
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What's funny is that Flashpoint itself only gets about half the credit for that.
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A black Columbia student's confrontation with security became a flashpoint over racism on campus.
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Apple has become one flashpoint for the issue, given the prevalence of its smartphones.
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Short-term rentals like Airbnb are a political flashpoint in cities facing housing crunches.
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The forfeit was announced Saturday by Flashpoint 1 as a result of roster complications.
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Even before the Commerce Department's announcement, the 2020 census was becoming a political flashpoint.
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Sobolev is an businessman from Donetsk, a flashpoint of pro-Russian insurgency in Ukraine.
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California just became the latest flashpoint in this year's national debate over premium hikes.
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The line, though, can be applied to most every other flashpoint in Democratic politics.
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That was the 220006th century flashpoint of illegal crossing along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Taiwan is one of China's most sensitive issues and a potentially dangerous military flashpoint.
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Voting access remained a flashpoint for the groups trying to drive African-American turnout.
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The protests against the pipeline have turned into a flashpoint for Indigenous rights demonstrators.
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Voting rights could become a flashpoint in this November's race for governor in Georgia.
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"They were doing this before Charlottesville became a flashpoint of racial politics," Twitty notes.
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The grain facility is at a frontline flashpoint on the eastern outskirts of the city.
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Yet it remains something of an enigma, and a flashpoint in the current political climate.
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Kavanaugh's nomination has become a flashpoint in the #MeToo movement against sexual harassment and assault.
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The law is a flashpoint: The agriculture industry says it imposes far-reaching regulatory burdens.
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Lara Croft has always been a cultural flashpoint, always in direct relation to her gender.
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What is alarming is the degree to which they have heightened without any such flashpoint.
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Halloween is a flashpoint for many of our deeply held and most arbitrary social fears.
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"This is a really big blow for ISIS," said Laith Alkhouri, co-founder of Flashpoint.
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This bravado is dangerous and Washington cannot afford another flashpoint if New START is abandoned.
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The language analysis: Nearly all of the notes were translated using Google Translate, Flashpoint writes.
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The Solomons - the scene of decisive battles in World War II - is a particular flashpoint.
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Dangerous flashpoint The Taiwan Strait remains one of the most dangerous flashpoints in East Asia.
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Its border with China, a military flashpoint in the past, is now a competitive advantage.
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White extremism has long been a flashpoint between defenders and critics of the Trump administration.
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Flashpoint assesses with high confidence that these attacks were not perpetrated by a state actor.
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The Himalayan region has long been a flashpoint in ties between the nuclear-armed neighbors.
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CNN investigates the voter suppression tactics that have become a flashpoint in the midterm election.
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"These cases are mostly symbolic," said Leroy Terrelonge, an analyst with cyber intelligence firm Flashpoint.
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Additionally, the German organization BIG withdrew from Flashpoint after making it into the Global Qualifier.
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The Brazilian Counter-Strike: Global Offensive team will continue to take part in Flashpoint, HLTV.
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The 2018 Game Developers Conference marked a flashpoint in labor organization within the game industry.
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Artifact, clearly, is a flashpoint for ongoing debates about the relationship of mechanics to monetization.
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Flashpoint found that the average payout from a successful ransom ask was about 300 dollars.
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Top two teams get $16,000 USD and a spot in the first season of FLASHPOINT.
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But even the disputed piece of political history could become a flashpoint during the debate.
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Nassiriya has been a major flashpoint with frequent violent clashes between protesters and security forces.
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But the handling of the call has become a flashpoint in the complicated impeachment inquiry.
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The flashpoint is a sector of the economy that politicians love to talk about: manufacturing.
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Instead, she's created a new flashpoint over the lack of women's voices in country music.
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Sooner or later, we're going to find ourselves standing across a flashpoint with the PRC.
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One tweet, in particular, from Homeland Security Secretary Kristjen Nielsen, has served as a flashpoint.
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He has become an unwitting flashpoint in the diplomatic rift between the two NATO allies.
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Trump took a major geopolitical flashpoint that had been contained and blew it wide open.
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U.S. support for Kurdish forces has been a flashpoint of late in U.S.-Turkish relations.
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The case has became a flashpoint in the fight against systematic racism in the justice system.
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Awamiya has long been a flashpoint between the Sunni-led government and Shi'ites complaining of discrimination.
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The embattled Chinese tech firm has since become a flashpoint in the US-China trade war.
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Ellison consistently denied the allegations, which became a flashpoint in his race against Republican Doug Wardlow.
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The border tax proposal has divided the business community and is a top flashpoint for lawmakers.
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In Charlottesville, the flashpoint of the white nationalist protest was a statue of Robert E. Lee.
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It also became a political flashpoint in the lead-up to last month's US midterm elections.
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One major Wall Street bank has found itself in the middle of this flashpoint: Goldman Sachs.
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One flashpoint will be the airport, which sits on partly reclaimed land across the peninsula's isthmus.
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Muntarbhorn&aposs job became a flashpoint last year, when African nations tried to stop his work.
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Bathroom access has become a flashpoint in the battle over transgender rights in the United States.
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There's an argument to be made for how Flashpoint might present an opportunity for Warner Bros.
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Kashmir, claimed by both India and Pakistan, has long been a flashpoint between the two countries.
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Not the first time The cost of education isn't a new flashpoint in the immigration debate.
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Uncertainty over Indonesia's mining rules have been a flashpoint between miners and the government for years.
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However, the Konduga district where it took place is a known flashpoint for Boko Haram attacks.
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His nomination became a flashpoint in the #MeToo social media movement against sexual harassment and assault.
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Kaduna has also been a flashpoint for violence between herders and farmers clashing over scarce resources.
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Background: The letter is the latest flashpoint over the lucrative $22019 billion Pentagon cloud computing contract.
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Uncertainties over Indonesia's mining rules have been a flashpoint between miners and the government for years.
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Kudlow said that the talks could include trade, a key flashpoint in the Sino-American relationship.
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Troops have been deployed to the areas hit in the latest flashpoint, the presidency statement said.
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McDonald's death instantly became a flashpoint for simmering tensions between police and community activists in Chicago.
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A policy shift will lead to lowering of nuclear threshold making South Asia a 'nuclear flashpoint'.
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Motherboard previously reported on one flashpoint in the ever-evolving combat between Apple and unlocking firms.
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Facts First: This is true -- and the law has been a flashpoint in the immigration debate.
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The relationship between the United Kingdom and Australia is not usually a flashpoint in international relations.
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Flashpoint and the ESL Pro League are being contested online only due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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By taking over FPX's spot, Swole Patrol will have a hard time advancing in Flashpoint 1.
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Betsy DeVos's nomination to become Education secretary has become a flashpoint among President Trump's Cabinet picks.
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More details on the location and format for the Flashpoint season final will be revealed soon.
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But Wakeford believes that Flashpoint will be so unique that there's little reason to be concerned.
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New York (CNN)There's a new cultural flashpoint in the 2020 presidential race: plastic straws. Sen.
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Before that, US sanction against Russia aluminum once fired the turbulence flashpoint, but cool down later.
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My go-to meds were Flashpoint, MI:5 (binges worked well here) and Sons of Anarchy.
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The issue has become a flashpoint in the escalating trade war between the world's two biggest economies.
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The next flashpoint is close: the government must thrash out next year's budget by October or thereabouts.
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About 1,000 Israeli settlers live in the heart of the flashpoint city, protected by the Israeli military.
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Ellison denies the accusations, but they have become a flashpoint in his race against Republican Doug Wardlow.
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CS:GO league B Site announced Wednesday it has rebranded as Flashpoint, a franchise-owned 12-team league.
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The anthem, "March of the Volunteers," has in recent months been a political flashpoint in Hong Kong.
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The influx of Syrian refugees, however, has been a major domestic political flashpoint over the past year.
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Friday prayers at the Muslim shrine of Al-Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem could also be a flashpoint.
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Flashpoint starts with Barry Allen waking up in an alternate timeline, where everything he knows has changed.
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With that in mind, how can a Flashpoint movie in the DCEU ever create that kind investment?
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Making a universe-flipping movie like Flashpoint too soon runs the very real risk of undermining that.
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Bahrain has been a flashpoint since the Sunni-led government put down Arab Spring protests in 2011.
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MORE's speaking fees have become a flashpoint in the debate over the future of the Democratic Party.
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Those issues roiled Trump's candidacy and presidential transition, and have remained a major flashpoint in his administration.
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A flashpoint came two weeks ago when Trump told Fox News's Bill O'Reilly that he respects Putin.
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That puts him in the same position as his comic book counterpart before the start of Flashpoint.
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The case became a flashpoint in the already boiling feud between supporters and opponents of Castro's revolution.
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Protesters had begun a march towards China's Liaison Office, which has been a flashpoint at previous protests.
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But in recent years, worries about the tech behemoths have grown and become a top political flashpoint.
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Her death marked another flashpoint in the debate over the Trump administration's hardline approach to immigration enforcement.
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The December 13 agreement stipulated an immediate ceasefire in Hodeidah, a major flashpoint in the country's war.
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His election in May and the country's deep economic crisis was a flashpoint for many of them.
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Maduro's election in May and the country's deep economic crisis was a flashpoint for many of them.
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The meeting has become a flashpoint in Mueller's investigation into Russia's interference in the 2016 presidential campaign.
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However, Chapman was the first fatality in the major leagues, and his death became a major flashpoint.
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That's what makes the airport such a logical and important flashpoint of the protest movement right now.
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Another flashpoint for Puzder are the "fiduciary duty" rules for retirement advisers, which Labor completed in June.
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FunPlus Phoenix are the final member of the new CS:GO Flashpoint league scheduled to start on Friday.
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Austin "Cooper-" Abadir, however, rejected the claim from Flashpoint that Swole Patrol had signed with FunPlus Phoenix.
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The flashpoint, in this case, were two separate conversations that converged into what's now being called #Reactgate.
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Their predicament became a flashpoint in a fierce debate about the morality and effectiveness of such raids.
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News and Notes for the major esports events this week: This Week: FLASHPOINT Season 1 LAN Qualifiers.
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"Varadkar predicted that the biggest flashpoint in talks would be around what is dubbed "level playing field.
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Go deeper: Political ads become 2020 flashpoint The free speech election How online ad targeting weaponizes information
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Stone's case has become a flashpoint for broader concerns about political meddling in high-profile legal cases.
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Potential flashpoint Trump has previously seized on crimes committed by undocumented immigrants to push tougher immigration policies.
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Flashpoint noted that the attacks appear to be from unconnected attackers, though all four lasted 30 seconds.
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Pollan supplanted Waters and Jacobson as the nation's dietary conscience, and he, too, became a political flashpoint.
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The mandate — and the CBO's estimates of its effects — has been a flashpoint over the past year.
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The issue has become a flashpoint in an escalating trade battle between the world's two biggest economies.
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One bakery has become the unlikely flashpoint in Northern Ireland's fight for gay rights One bakery has become the unlikely flashpoint in Northern Ireland's fight for gay rights Cake decoration seems like an odd thing to divide a society, but it's causing a major rift in Northern Ireland.
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Michael, described by employees as Kalanick's closest deputy, has been a recurring flashpoint for controversy at the company.
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Disputed areas such as the multi-ethnic oil city of Kirkuk could be a flashpoint for widespread instability.
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The biggest flashpoint was over the Hyde Amendment, which generally prohibits the use of federal funds for abortions.
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Although that number has been reduced, questions of identity, immigration, and belonging in India remain a major flashpoint.
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Awamiya has long been a flashpoint of friction between the Sunni-led government and Shi'ites complaining of discrimination.
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Security researchers at Flashpoint had earlier identified the Chinese company's parts as the primary culprit behind Friday's cyberattack.
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What is it about Starbucks that made this incident, as commonplace as it is unjust, such a flashpoint?
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Mitigation: Flashpoint contacted both Jaxx and the security company Cloudflare, which the site had used for users' connections.
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The apparent flashpoint for the latest round of tension has involved Pakistan's construction of a new border terminal.
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And you can play almost all of them with Flashpoint, which is available for download through BlueMaxima's website.
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Brandon admits in his statement to PEOPLE that these social media outbursts were the flashpoint of their argument.
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Flashpoint, a second U.S. cyber security research firm, said it routers were infected in Brazil, Britain and Germany.
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As it has everywhere else, diversity has become a flashpoint conversation on Broadway over the past few years.
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It has long been a flashpoint of anti-Israeli protests at times of turmoil in the Palestinian territories.
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Kashmir, claimed by both India and mostly Muslim Pakistan, has long been a flashpoint between the two countries.
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The Super Bowl has become a political flashpoint, as it's never been more complicated to be a patriot.
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Health care has been a political flashpoint for years, and especially since the ACA was passed in 2010.
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It is, however, unlikely that a British iteration of the Teen Mom franchise will be that big flashpoint.
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The Ghouta pocket has become the war's latest flashpoint, after a string of rebel defeats and negotiated withdrawals.
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The most obvious and immediate upcoming flashpoint will be the election of the next speaker of the House.
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We're definitely doing this FP thing our own way.. I've read Flashpoint, I've seen the amazing animated film.
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Her trial became a diplomatic flashpoint, and her defiance in court turned her into a modern Ukrainian hero.
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Crucial context: These Arab leaders who are opposing Qatar don't consider it the top flashpoint in the region.
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It's not hard to understand how Henry's departure represents a flashpoint, as far as discontented fans are concerned.
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Pai's effort to ease media consolidation rules was a flashpoint in the rancorous debate over Sinclair's failed merger.
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If South Asia is the world's most unstable nuclear flashpoint, China bears significant responsibility for making it so.
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The Himalayan region has long been a flashpoint in ties between the nuclear-armed neighbors India and Pakistan.
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The deleted emails, which have never seen the light of day, later became a flashpoint of the campaign.
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De Groot told ZDNet that the Infowars code was different than what was covered in the Flashpoint report.
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Pakistan's security has improved since a deadly assault on a school in 2014, but Baolchistan remains a flashpoint.
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"It's not accurate," Carter said, referring to the list that has become a flashpoint in gun control debates.
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Whether you're a food vendor or a retailer or a performer, transportation hubs are a flashpoint for commerce.
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Still a third group focused on high-skilled immigration, a major flashpoint for Trump and the tech sector.
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MAD Lions, MIBR and Cloud9 emerged as group champions Tuesday as the first phase of Flashpoint 1 concluded.
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The researchers were with Flashpoint, an American cybersecurity company that investigates threats on the dark and deep web.
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The latest flashpoint in the race was the battle over the confirmation of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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China's treatment of foreign companies has become a flashpoint in the country's trade dispute with the United States.
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The article went hugely viral, and became a flashpoint in the debate about breast cancer risk and prevention.
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His death became a flashpoint for civil unrest and a catalyst for the burgeoning Black Lives Matter movement.
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The first big flashpoint during the primaries came in early March — the Friday night before the Illinois primary.
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The official China Daily wrote in an editorial on Friday that this added "additional flashpoint" to already rocky relations.
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"The installation had become a flashpoint for violence and was disrupted from its original intent," the museum's statement continued.
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Researchers at Flashpoint discovered a phishing site designed to steal cryptocurrency from the Jaxx wallet, a cryptocurrency storage system.
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The Fed's swap lines with other central banks, which let them borrow dollars from America, might be a flashpoint.
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Nevertheless, the give-and-take offered on "Mona Lisa" is the exceptional flashpoint in an album that largely delivers.
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Wade has long been a flashpoint in the fight over judicial nominees, and not just for the Supreme Court.
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A day later, with the photo becoming a political flashpoint, CNN dumped her from its New Year's Eve program.
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She could be exciting, adding to an already historic female-headed ticket without being a real flashpoint of controversy.
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Brandon also admitted in his statement to PEOPLE that these social media outbursts were the flashpoint of their argument.
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It's unclear what role Dorn will play in the Flashpoint storyline that was recently confirmed (more on that here).
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The anthem, "March of the Volunteers," has occasionally been a political flashpoint in the semiautonomous region of Hong Kong.
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According to Mr Miller, health care could become a "political flashpoint", where the "conservative model will have to yield".
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But Flashpoint, a security company which has been monitoring this attack from the start, agreed with Hypponen and Graham.
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And future films like Aquaman, Suicide Squad 2 and The Flash: Flashpoint still carry his name in producing roles.
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The ACA's cost-sharing subsidies have become a major flashpoint in the political battle over the health care law.
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Divided between India and Pakistan since 1947, the flashpoint of Kashmir lies at the heart of the countries' rivalry.
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Taiwan, claimed by Beijing as Chinese territory, is one of China's most sensitive issues and a potential military flashpoint.
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Obamacare, the signature domestic achievement of Trump's Democratic predecessor, Barack Obama, has been a political flashpoint since its passage.
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Planned Parenthood was a flashpoint during the presidential election, with its fate remaining in limbo in the GOP Congress.
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Go deeper: Why the South China Sea is a global flashpoint Editor's note: This article's headline has been changed.
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At a time when civic engagement is measurably declining in the U.S. and worldwide, citizenship itself is a flashpoint.
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The strait, which separates the island from mainland China, has been a growing flashpoint in the U.S.-China relationship.
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Given the issue has become a flashpoint for outrage across both Capitol Hill and the country, that's a problem.
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The legislation is the latest flashpoint in the national debate about abortion rights and the fate of Roe v.
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The flashpoint for many was the $85033 trillion spending bill Congress passed and Trump signed into law in March.
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The pastor has become an unwitting flashpoint for the diplomatic tension, which has accelerated the crisis in the lira.
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While U.S.–Iran tensions simmer, Iraq — long a flashpoint between the two countries — is nearing a major political transformation.
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You might play 20 hours of BattleTech with the Flashpoint expansion and only do a handful of actual Flashpoints.
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"It's a bit of a flashpoint," Camilla Born, of the E3G climate think-tank, said of the U.S. meeting.
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Rosenstein's fate is the latest flashpoint between House and Senate Republicans, who have increasingly split over the Russia probe.
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History is riddled with unintended wars between politically hostile nations sparked by a mistake or a minor military flashpoint.
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It awarded several territories, including the flashpoint town of Badme, to Eritrea, but Ethiopia refused to accept the decision.
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It's standard practice for military officers testifying on Capitol Hill, but the dress uniform became a flashpoint on Tuesday.
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In light of the coronavirus outbreak, Flashpoint moved the competition from Stockholm to an offline studio in Los Angeles.
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Duterte has called the huge island of Mindanao a "flashpoint for trouble" and atrocities by Islamist and communist rebels.
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Team Envy and Cloud9 experienced reversals in form Friday as the second phase of the Flashpoint 1 event began.
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To convince the boss of their fake identities as Russian hackers, the Flashpoint researchers played along with his demands.
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The ringleader made about 7,500 dollars a month, Flashpoint estimated—about 17 times the average monthly salary in Russia.
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The memo assembled from that research, now known as the controversial "Steele dossier," has become a flashpoint for Republicans.
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The subject of funding the wall is expected to be a central flashpoint in the fights over 2019 spending.
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The Al-Aqsa mosque compound, also known as the Temple Mount, has been often been a flashpoint of violence.
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The Wet'suwet'en encampments had become a flashpoint in a larger struggle for Indigenous sovereignty—and against a warming planet.
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Huawei, the world's biggest telecommunications maker and a leading smartphone brand, has become a flashpoint in the trade war.
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But the meeting has become a meteoric flashpoint in the roiling controversy over the Trump campaign's ties to Russia.
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Apparently I had unwittingly involved myself in a cultural flashpoint — all while wearing a ridiculous Spider-Man costume. Terrific.
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Twitter has been particularly aggressive in closing down pro-ISIS accounts, Flashpoint co-founder Laith Alkhouri noted in the report.
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Taiwan is claimed by China as its own, and is China's most sensitive territorial issue and a potential military flashpoint.
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Digital data became a flashpoint as more people considered the implications of smartphone apps that literally track our every move.
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And Flashpoint also notes that the hacker who released Mirai is known to frequent a hacking forum called hackforums[.]net.
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Flashpoint action kicks off with the start of open qualifiers across Europe, North America and South America beginning Feb. 6.
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The atoll is a potential flashpoint in the disputed South China Sea and is claimed by Beijing, Manila and Taipei.
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While several developers have reached out to Flashpoint devs to thank them for their preservation efforts, others aren't as happy.
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Flashpoint is aware of infections from the malware, but is not clear how users were first sent to the site.
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Fourth, the other potential flashpoint, of course, is the possibility of another serious escalation between Israel and Hamas over Gaza.
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It became a flashpoint for a burgeoning Black Lives Matter movement, which organized its first in-person protest in Ferguson.
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The festival, which is held annually in Taipei, has become a flashpoint in the ongoing political tensions involving the island.
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National security letters are the latest flashpoint in a years-long debate pitting U.S. surveillance operations against digital privacy interests.
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New York (CNN Business)Washington's crackdown on Iran is just the latest global flashpoint rippling through increasingly tight oil markets.
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"They have to rethink that because that would be a flashpoint someday," Duterte said in a speech late on Tuesday.
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One flashpoint was a trove of ancient tribal artifacts belonging to the Burns Paiute and housed at the Malheur refuge.
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The sea is one of the world's busiest trade routes and regional countries have rival claims, creating a potential flashpoint.
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The GO-COFINA battle has become a flashpoint in the dispute, with both sides claiming ironclad legal rights to payment.
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One potential flashpoint is April 15, the birthday of Kim Il Sung — Kim Jong Un's grandfather and North Korea's founder.
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Bathroom access has been a particular flashpoint in schools, where transgender teenagers are liable to bullying and mental-health problems.
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The detention centers for migrants and asylum-seekers who crossed the border have become a flashpoint in the immigration debate.
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Taiwan, which Beijing claims as its sacred territory, is China's most sensitive territorial issue and a potentially dangerous military flashpoint.
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Planned Parenthood has been a flashpoint in political campaigns and Congress, especially in the context of congressional Republicans' ObamaCare repeal.
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Al-Aqsa Mosque, the third holiest site in Islam and a flashpoint between Israelis and Palestinians, caught fire in Jerusalem.
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The CFPB has been a partisan flashpoint since it was created as part of the Dodd-Frank financial reform law.
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Yesterday, RisqIQ and Flashpoint released an in-depth report linking the malware to at least seven different cyber-criminal operations.
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Since there are more stakeholders involved with them, they are considered to be a more likely flashpoint for potential conflict.
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I mean, obviously, you see it as an opportunity to get people involved, rather than a flashpoint, which it's become.
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Reports surfaced earlier this week connecting Heroic's roster to FPX's new CS:GO team, but Flashpoint has yet to confirm this.
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Douma has regularly been a flashpoint for violence and death in the course of the five-year long civil war.
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Curator Klaus Littmann's grove of trees planted in the middle of an Austrian soccer stadium has become an unlikely flashpoint.
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Performance art, intentionally excluded by the authorities, became the exhibit's flashpoint, though some surreptitious performances did manage to sneak in.
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Flashpoint is a new competitor to ESL that focuses on providing a larger share of income to teams and players.
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The pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong is also proving to be a flashpoint in tensions between the 2 countries.
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G 29-216 on Saturday in the winners-bracket final to reach the Group B grand final in Flashpoint 26.
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America's budget woes are re-emerging as a flashpoint for debate on Capitol Hill, complicating Republicans' quest for tax reform.
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"I think it was just a really physical game for everybody, it just kind of hit a flashpoint," Lopez said.
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The move is likely to ramp up tensions surrounding nominations, which had already become a flashpoint during the Trump era.
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Mohannadi's travel plans are unlikely to be the last flashpoint in the 24-team tournament that kicks off on Saturday.
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Luke Rodeheffer, a cybercrime analyst with Flashpoint, said that criminals around the web were buzzing about the problems at AlphaBay.
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A new team that takes over FPX's spot in Flashpoint 1 would have a hard time advancing in the event.
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In effect, individual leaders and groups were targeted in response to a high-profile flashpoint in American politics and culture.
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The firing of James Gunn from the third installment of Guardians of the Galaxy has become something of a flashpoint.
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The statue in recent years has become a flashpoint for white supremacy, and exists as a holdover from the "other" Charlottesville.
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When their convictions were later vacated, the case became a flashpoint in the fight against systematic racism in the justice system.
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Awamiya has long been a flashpoint between the Sunni-led government and Shi'ites complaining of discrimination, a charge Saudi Arabia denies.
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"The message from the future relates to Flashpoint, but it also may relate to something else coming up," Kreisberg said cryptically.
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Utility poles have become a flashpoint in the on-going battle between Google and entrenched telcos like AT&T and Comcast.
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Rainbow Six 3, Operation Flashpoint, and Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30 were either highly anticipated or already selling well.
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Kaepernick's actions become a national flashpoint, as athletes in multiple sports, former and current presidents, actors and artists alike chimed in.
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Despite being considered a flashpoint for the Civil Rights Movement, Till's murderers were acquitted by an all-white and male jury.
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Correction (October 12th): A previous version of this piece erroneously referred to Flashpoint, a security company, as a division of Intel.
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A potentially more imminent flashpoint in the region is the Korean peninsula, divided since the end of the second world war.
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Cinemas, a particular flashpoint, were not on the agenda in the short term, but would come Saudi Arabia eventually, he said.
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The controversial program has been a flashpoint in the ongoing battle between ad blockers and the digital media and advertising industries.
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While opposition in Arlington is still nascent, the vote has become a political flashpoint between the project's supporters and activist opponents.
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The bill, which touches on a flashpoint in U.S. culture wars, is similar to one enacted last year in North Carolina.
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All in all, it's another flashpoint in the tension between Silicon Valley CEOs and the boards trying to reel them in.
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The cafe earned copious free press and became, in its own way, a flashpoint for how people thought about the web.
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But the security firm Flashpoint released evidence Tuesday that the attack was likely the work of low-level cyber mischief makers.
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A conflict over tribal rights in rural North Dakota has exploded into a new flashpoint for the anti-fossil fuel movement.
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Abortion is likely to be a flashpoint in the debate as Kennedy had been the fifth vote for upholding Roe v.
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Support for Trump has become a flashpoint in this race, with both sides accusing their opponent of disloyalty to the president.
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The flashpoint over immigration, linked to the divide between nationalists and more progressive liberal democrats, may become apparent during the celebrations.
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Hebron has been a longtime flashpoint of violence, and the incident occurred during a wave of Palestinian street attacks on Israelis.
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Each incident we now see is a flashpoint that has exploded into increasing unrest, greater mistrust, and calls for major reform.
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The killing of Robert "LaVoy" Finecum in Oregon is the latest flashpoint between anti-government militia groups and the federal government.
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Climate change has swiftly become a flashpoint in the crowded Democratic primary field and a top concern among the party's voters.
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The Obama administration said it would admit more Central Americans, a plan certain to become a flashpoint in the presidential campaign.
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The U.S. government is closing a tent city in Texas that has been a flashpoint for the Trump administration's immigration policies.
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The referendum will be a test of the junta's popularity and a potential flashpoint in a turbulent political scene, say analysts.
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So he has given this closer versus starter debate a lot of thought, and he can see a personal flashpoint coming.
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The baker case became a cultural flashpoint in the United States, underscoring the tensions between gay rights proponents and conservative Christians.
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The expanded use of biofuel waivers under President Donald Trump's administration has been a flashpoint between the oil and corn industries.
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Besides the tariff row, Hong Kong has emerged as another flashpoint that some traders say could further worsen U.S.-China relations.
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The latest flashpoint is PSSST, a 5,000-square-foot nonprofit arts space located in the predominantly Latino neighborhood of Boyle Heights.
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Chaos' Counter-Strike: Global Offensive team has split with Ben "ben1337" Smith, announcing his departure on the opening day of Flashpoint.
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However, Swole Patrol player Austin "Cooper-" Abadir rejected the claim from Flashpoint that his side was teaming up with FunPlus Phoenix.
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The region is a flashpoint for tensions between Russia and the Western allies, hosting U.S. and NATO troops, to Moscow's displeasure.
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The case has been a flashpoint with the authorities and a test of Greece's resolve to push ahead with foreign investments.
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Arpaio's conviction has become a flashpoint in the largely partisan debate over immigration reform, with both sides watching Trump's actions closely.
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The effort to repeal the arbitration rule is only the flashpoint in a long-running fight between Republicans and the CFPB.
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Schriver said both men spent "significant time" discussing the situation in the South China Sea, a flashpoint between the two countries.
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While elections are a prominent flashpoint, these interference campaigns are ongoing and put a range of political events in their crosshairs.
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A vote would almost certainly become another flashpoint for Democrats, as the BDS movement has supporters in the caucus, including Rep.
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FunPlus Phoenix confirmed Sunday that they have joined the new Flashpoint league and acquired the roster of the former Heroic team.
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Kalanick allies see that late flashpoint, first reported by the Wall Street Journal, as a late "power grab" by his opponents.
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The timing of this change suggests that the Ferguson protests were a key flashpoint in changing thinking about the discrimination issue.
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"The case is pretty solid," says Vitali Kremez, a senior intelligence analyst at Flashpoint who has been researching these activities for months.
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That enthusiasm came in part because of Trump's address, which shrewdly framed his agenda in the context of familiar conservative flashpoint issues.
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Brunson, originally from North Carolina, has lived in Turkey for two decades and has become an unwitting flashpoint for the diplomatic rift.
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The flashpoint was the discovery of a Filipino maid's body in a freezer in an abandoned home, and signs she was tortured.
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Flashpoint dubs these claims "dubious" and "likely to be false", and instead comes down on the side of the script kiddies theory.
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" The statement said Flashpoint also will offer fans "a grittier show targeted at adults that takes inspiration from the WWE and UFC.
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It's an area that has been a flashpoint between the country's Arab majority and the Kurdish minority on and off for decades.
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The year has served as a flashpoint for issues, such as police brutality, gun control, and sexual assault on U.S. college campuses.
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Congo's influential Roman Catholic Church has emerged as a flashpoint for opposition to Kabila, while his political opposition remains flimsy and divided.
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Blizzard's annual convention, BlizzCon, starts this Friday, where discussions about the Hong Kong protests will likely become a flashpoint for further controversy.
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Speculation quickly swirled over whether terrorism was to blame -- a topic that even became a flashpoint on the U.S. presidential campaign trail.
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Foreign ownership of land by foreigners has become a sensitive issue in Australia and a flashpoint between Australia and China in particular.
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On February 27th a new flashpoint came before the court in the guise of an old memorial to first-world-war soldiers.
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The expected valuation of up to $90 billion in its initial public offering on Friday is proving to be the latest flashpoint.
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Accessing the 51,000 tonnes of U.N. wheat and milling equipment at the frontline flashpoint is a key aim of ongoing peace talks.
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This was also likely to embolden cyber extortionists when selecting targets, Chris Camacho, chief strategy officer with cyber intelligence firm Flashpoint, said.
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But racial issues aren't just sparking the occasional flashpoint this campaign cycle -- they are a constant and troubling feature of the contest.
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Yet the question of whether to seek a customs union with the European Union after Brexit has become an unexpected political flashpoint.
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In the wake of the shooting of Mark Duggan—the flashpoint that ignited the riot—this anger exploded into days of rage.
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China is not a member of the TPP, but trade with the communist nation has been a flashpoint during the presidential campaign.
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Pound traders brush up on parliament as Brexit stakes mount -Britain's next Brexit flashpoint: What happens in parliament on Feb. 23-27?
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The case has become a cultural flashpoint in the United States that underscores the tensions between gay rights proponents and conservative Christians.
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Passcode thwarts investigators The standoff is the latest flashpoint in an intensifying debate between law enforcement and the tech industry over encryption.
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" The Israeli defense minister acknowledged Thursday that the embassy opening would be a flashpoint in the coming days, "but we are ready.
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Iran again violated U.N. resolutions by escalating its ballistic missile production efforts, sounding alarm bells across an already flashpoint Middle East region.
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The once-flourishing economic center became a flashpoint for violence between insurgents and the Syrian army to remove President Bashar al-Assad.
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The monument was the flashpoint for a bloody white nationalist rally that ended with the death on Saturday of counterprotester Heather Heyer.
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Barry goes to chat with Bruce Wayne about a letter that his father, Thomas Wayne, left him after the events of Flashpoint.
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After she was elected, her trial became a diplomatic flashpoint, and her eventual release was the product of high-level international negotiations.
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The G.O.-COFINA battle has become a flashpoint in Puerto Rico's economic crisis, with both sides claiming ironclad legal rights to payment.
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The biggest flashpoint for the world's largest superpowers lies in the world of technology, former Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd told CNBC.
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As Florida still grapples with helping Puerto Rican evacuees, the issue of temporary housing has become another heated flashpoint in the race.
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The issue became a flashpoint after some of those behind the Paris attacks in November reportedly entered Europe by posing as refugees.
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The crisis in Korea poses the most immediate and visible threat of nuclear conflict -- but it is not the only potential flashpoint.
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But, he also faced criticism for his past views on abortion, which has emerged as a flashpoint issue in the 2020 race.
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That incident has become a flashpoint for critics, who also raise questions about his past ties to disgraced former lobbyist Jack Abramoff.
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Several other Asian nations hold overlapping claims to areas of ocean and shoals, islands and sandbars, making the issue a regional flashpoint.
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A meeting this week between President Donald Trump's lawyers and the special counsel's office could be a flashpoint in the Russia probe.
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The other main flashpoint on the two countries' border is to the west on India's border with the Chinese region of Xinjiang.
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Keystone has long been a flashpoint for anti-fossil fuel activists, who have rallied environmentalists, tribes and local landowners against the pipeline.
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Dairy has emerged as the latest flashpoint between the U.S. and Canada as they renegotiate the 1994 North American Free Trade Agreement.
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One flashpoint in their fraught relationship is Kashmir, a disputed region where India, Pakistan and China each claim a piece of land.
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He's watching whether the key missile defense program and flashpoint for China will even be part of Moon's and Trump's joint statement.
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The technology's thirst for electricity has been a flashpoint of intense criticism from detractors who see it as not being environmentally sustainable.
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A video of a black Columbia University student being pinned down by security officers is becoming a flashpoint for racism on campus.
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Flashpoint 153 announced Thursday that Swole Patrol claimed the last spot in the second phase of the Counter-Strike: Global Offensive tournament.
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Lee has become quite the flashpoint in recent years as the country grapples with the prevalence of Confederate monuments and ongoing racism.
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The effort to repeal the arbitration rule is only the latest flashpoint in a long running fight between Republicans and the CFPB.
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Gooze and Caria are inspired by the teens who survived the latest massacre and believe they can be a flashpoint for change.
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But when that flashpoint happens, we may find our greatest bargaining chip, our vaunted military, utterly paralyzed by our own shortsighted greed.
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It was a flashpoint moment for white supremacists in the U.S., but Twitter's cesspool qualities weren't really cemented until the following year.
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A key flashpoint for the sector is likely to be the new requirement for regulators to make all suitability checks in advance.
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Abortion is the flashpoint in other conflicts that are vastly and violently different from those Sanger faced before her death in 1966.
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Venezuela is shaping up to become a major geopolitical flashpoint, with both Russia and China opposing the U.S. stance in very strong terms.
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The area of Hebron and surrounding Israeli settlements where the soldier's body was found have often been a flashpoint of Israeli-Palestinian fighting.
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The Chinese company has become a flashpoint in allegations by the United States government that Huawei gear is a threat to U.S. security.
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It's the same kind of arrogant disconnect that allows him to take a national flashpoint about racism and make it all about himself.
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But while Dyn isn't revealing many details, the cybersecurity firm Flashpoint released more information on Tuesday about who might be behind the attack.
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Minneapolis, another flashpoint for protests, following the killing of Jamar Clark, is among those cities that do not post data on police shootings.
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The current constitution was adopted at a time when Cuba was a potential Cold War flashpoint and a pillar of the Soviet Bloc.
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Even our schools, once the flashpoint of efforts to desegregate, have fallen into, or remain in, patterns of separation by race and ethnicity.
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He played a heartthrob on the teen drama series Instant Star and has guest starred on Wynonna Earp, Flashpoint, The Listener and Heartland.
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As sexual harassment persists as a national flashpoint, Capitol Hill has come under scrutiny as a breeding ground for this kind of behavior.
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Regional military officials and diplomats say Mischief is a clear flashpoint in what is expected to be months of tension after the ruling.
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The issue of transgender bathroom rights has become the latest flashpoint in the long U.S. battle over lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights.
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Intelligence analysts Flashpoint Partners say ISIS' attack on Palmyra is a reminder of just how fluid the battlefield remains in parts of Syria.
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Kirkuk shaped up as a flashpoint last month when the KRG included the city in a referendum on Kurdish independence in northern Iraq.
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The company also became a flashpoint in U.S.-China trade tensions following the recent arrest and requested extradition of Huawei's CFO Meng Wanzhou.
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A more prominent flashpoint between Western companies and China are the pro-democracy protests occurring in Hong Kong over the past several months.
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In recent years, Latin American countries have increasingly dominated US headlines, with immigration at the southern border now a flashpoint in American politics.
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Race, and the Democratic Party's ongoing effort to deal with the politics of identity, have been a flashpoint in the early 2020 campaign.
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Wade, the Supreme Court's landmark 1973 decision that established a nationwide right to abortion, is a flashpoint in the fight over Kavanaugh's nomination.
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A potential flashpoint for a future war lies barely 170 nautical miles from Corregidor—a ring of reefs and rocks called Scarborough Shoal.
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Thankfully Flashpoint, a new launcher from the archivist and programmer known as "BlueMaxima," has already archived more than 38,000 of these classic games.
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Skouries has been a particular flashpoint with the authorities, with differences lasting for years over testing methods applied to comply with environmental regulations.
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The memo is a flashpoint in a wider battle between Republicans and Democrats over Special Counsel Robert Mueller's criminal investigation into potential collusion.
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The issue has become a flashpoint in the presidential election, with both candidates' offering some form of paid time off for new parents.
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The wedge of sea between Japan, Russia, and the Korean peninsula had long been a flashpoint amid a string of regional airspace disputes.
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No more WestAllen: In the Flashpoint comic, Barry went from being married to Iris to her having a different husband and a child.
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Evil returns: While there are many villains and obstacles in the Flashpoint comics, one of the biggest is Barry Allen's nemesis Eobard Thawne.
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Military bases became a flashpoint in the gun-free zones debate after shootings at Fort Hood in 2009 and 2014 claimed 17 lives.
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That document became a flashpoint in the probe into Russia's election meddling and any possible ties between the Trump campaign team and Moscow.
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Russia's arrest of U.S. citizen Paul Whelan on espionage charges represents a new flashpoint in an increasingly hostile relationship between Washington and Moscow.
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The proposals are the latest flashpoint between Kalanick and Uber investors spearheaded by Silicon Valley's Benchmark, which led the board revolt against Kalanick.
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Still, we've yet to arrive at the flashpoint, when a critical mass of women realize that silence is ultimately more harmful than disclosure.
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Kushner has long been a flashpoint in the controversy over Trump's alleged ties to Russia, thanks to his central role in the campaign.
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Now, security firm Flashpoint is out with a research report on the UCC that also looks into the evolution of ISIS's cyber capabilities.
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The Kurdish-held multi-ethnic region of Kirkuk has emerged as a flashpoint in the crisis as it is claimed by both sides.
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Medicaid, long the unwanted stepchild of the American health care system, took center stage during the ACA repeal debate as a key flashpoint.
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What is the biggest difference between the Iris we've gotten to know over the past two seasons and the "Flashpoint" version of Iris?
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Over the past year, Oklahoma has become a flashpoint in the nationwide debate over a law enforcement procedure known as civil asset forfeiture.
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Though once a source of stability between the world's two most powerful nations, commerce and investment will from now on be a flashpoint.
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It's not like you are going to buy Flashpoint and immediately get a whole stack of new missions and new things to do.
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Context: It's not the first time the immigration debate has become a flashpoint in the strained relationship between Silicon Valley and President Trump.
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Flashpoint says it uses human analysts and automation to monitor the internet, and customers can access historical and "near real-time data" too.
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According to the document, ICE may have received other, more recent services from Flashpoint too, stretching to at least August of this year.
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He warned it could undermine Nigeria's food security, adding that local government must provide more security resources to flashpoint areas to discourage violence.
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Slate's podcast, "Standoff," interviewed Westover as it revisited the 22018 siege at Ruby Ridge, still a flashpoint for many on the far right.
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Cloud21 swept Dignitas 20-227 on Friday to advance to the Group C grand final as Flashpoint 25 resumed action with online matches.
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The boy's death became yet another flashpoint for conversations about race and policing, and an impetus for the growing Black Lives Matter movement.
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His positions on Russia have hit a particular flashpoint during Trump's presidency and the adjacent investigations into Russia's conduct during the 2016 election.
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Dignitas announced Monday that it has added GuardiaN on loan from Natus Vincere for the Flashpoint season, which begins Saturday in Los Angeles.
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The newly rebranded FPX side debuted March 15 in Flashpoint 1, losing 2-1 to Cloud153 with a roster tentatively acquired from Heroic.
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Flashpoint 13 announced Thursday that Swole Patrol claimed the last spot in the second phase of the Counter-Strike: Global Offensive tournament, HLTV.
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The newly rebranded FPX side debuted March 15 in Flashpoint 1, losing 2-1 to Cloud9 with a roster tentatively acquired from Heroic.
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One flashpoint to watch will be whether Trump follows through with his announcement from last summer's meeting that he intends to invite Putin.
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Laith Alkhouri, a director at Flashpoint, a business risk intelligence company in New York that tracks militant threats and cyberthreats, also expressed skepticism.
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This much is clear: With immigration increasingly a political flashpoint and midterm elections looming, debate about this controversial census question is just beginning.
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The closure of the WWII Memorial during the shutdown in 2013 became a flashpoint for outrage around the budget impasse and its effects.
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What makes Flashpoint particularly interesting, though, is its team-owned structure, which is vastly different compared to the biggest esports in the world.
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The news is also likely to embolden cyber extortionists when selecting targets, Chris Camacho, chief strategy officer with cyber intelligence firm Flashpoint, said.
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The new sanctions show that Iran is still a "potential flashpoint" between the U.S. and China, said analysts at risk consultancy Eurasia Group.
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It quickly became a flashpoint for environmentalists and indigenous-rights advocates, who accused the federal government of ignoring the Standing Rock Sioux's objections.
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A particular flashpoint for those accusations is Trump's hotel in downtown Washington, D.C., which sits just a few blocks from the White House.
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Police have been widely deployed and the Bahraini national guard has been mobilized in Sitra, a village that has been a flashpoint for unrest.
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Hollywood's weaknesses involving diversity and representation have come under fire in recent years, and no single flashpoint exemplified these issues like the #OscarsSoWhite controversy.
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The official China Daily wrote in an editorial on Friday that the new Tibet-related legislation added an "additional flashpoint" to already rocky relations.
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And perhaps more than any other foreign flashpoint, Trump has privately linked the Venezuela situation directly to his own political fortunes, particularly in Florida.
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The White House appeared to be trying to smooth over the diplomatic dustup, which has become a flashpoint in relations between the two nations.
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Roughly 30% of the world's sea-borne crude oil passes through the strategic choke point, making it a flashpoint for political and economic friction.
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Current account data on Thursday are seen as a potential flashpoint, underlining the scale of investment Britain needs to balance its twin annual deficits.
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A statement from a Houthi official sent to Reuters said coalition-backed forces in the eastern suburbs, a flashpoint, had fired on the convoy.
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Local politicians and analysts expect the change to bring Ladakh out of the shadow of Kashmir, which has long been a flashpoint with Pakistan.
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About 30% of the world's sea-borne crude oil passes through the strategic choke point, making it a flashpoint for political and economic friction.
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Minoli was one of two EPA staffers initially asked to review Pruitt's housing situation after it became a flashpoint in the news last week.
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On September 17th analysts at Flashpoint, a security company, announced that they had found a botnet composed of 1m devices, mostly digital video-recorders.
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The Eastern Mediterranean will be a more significant flashpoint than the South China Sea over the next several decades, and NATO must be ready.
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But employees banding together to protest has become a flashpoint for the industry, a public example of how unified workers can fight for rights.
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Sean Illing Ferguson seems to have been the flashpoint for this new racial justice movement, and of course Ferguson is where your book begins.
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The incident has become the latest flashpoint in the unprecedented homelessness crisis in California, where tens of thousands of people now live without shelter.
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One possible flashpoint in Poland is money: Who will pay for the poor and most vulnerable countries to prepare and respond to climate change?
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Another recent flashpoint in the UK happened during London Pride, when a group of anti-trans lesbians took over the front of the parade.
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Earlier on Monday at another European migrant crisis flashpoint, Macedonian police also fired tear gas to disperse hundreds who stormed the border from Greece.
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So the island is shooting up the security agenda again—a reminder of the flashpoint it does not want to be, but still is.
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Trump signed the original travel ban just a week into his tenure, creating an immediate flashpoint for his presidency and sparking massive, nationwide protests.
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With 5-Star fearing the planned reform would cut funding to its bastions in the poorer south, the issue has become a major flashpoint.
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Coalition forces, currently massed four km from Hodeidah port on the edges of the city, are to retreat one km from two flashpoint districts.
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The speech, which will be given in front of about 50 Muslim leaders, could be a flashpoint in Trump's eight-day, five country trip.
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The first such flashpoint was last year in Indiana, where GOP lawmakers overhauled a related measure that became law following an intensive, extensive backlash.
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As child detentions and family separations become a national flashpoint, lawmakers are scrambling to find some kind of narrow fix for the border crisis.
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Binh mentioned the South China Sea dispute as a flashpoint and said the United States could help to balance regional powers and ensure stability.
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In the province itself, there is apprehension and much uncertainty, but little sense that it could become the next flashpoint in Europe's migration crisis.
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The ZTE fight has emerged as a flashpoint, and lawmakers grilled Mnuchin about the matter Tuesday when he testified before an appropriations subcommittee. Sen.
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Flashpoint, a New York-based cyberintelligence consultancy, told Reuters Monday there are signs a hacker group with Russian military ties was behind the incident.
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Tribes are pushing Obama to reject the project, which has become a flashpoint for indigenous rights groups, not to mention anti-fossil fuel activists.
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The area around At Tanf has become a flashpoint in recent weeks between pro-regime forces and coalition troops advising local forces battling ISIS.
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Long before this river became a flashpoint for political careers to live and die by, we were here, living and dying by this river.
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Those records do not indicate whether the orders were specifically for dark web monitoring, but do suggest they related to subscriptions to Flashpoint services.
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The use of human fetal tissue -- which is used to study a number of diseases -- has proved to be a political flashpoint for decades.
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Flashpoint is the new competitor to the ESL Pro League and focuses on sharing a larger slice of the income with players and organizations.
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Envy coach Nikola "LEGIJA" Ninic will substitute for Kaleb "moose" Jayne in the first Flashpoint as the Canadian player attempts to secure a visa.
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The Phase 1 championship matchups for Flashpoint 163 are all set after MAD Lions, MIBR and Orgless all won losers-bracket finals on Monday.
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Phase 1 champions Cloud9, MAD Lions and MIBR top the three groups that were established Thursday for Phase 2 of the Flashpoint 153 event.
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This summer, the idea that Al Hol is not just a humanitarian blight, but also a flashpoint for ISIS resurgence, has been gaining ground.
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Already a potential military flashpoint between Beijing and Washington, Taiwan's role in global high-tech supply chains was another reason to watch the election.
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The issue of hate speech has become another political flashpoint, with Democrats and Republicans sparring over whether their political perspectives are fair game online.
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BattleTech's newest expansion, Heavy Metal, just dropped and adds new 'Mech abilities, a new flashpoint mini-campaign, and new weapons for your 'Mech loadouts.
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Go deeper: Nancy Pelosi defends House Dems backing USMCA Trump's fine with ditching USMCA prescription drug provision Tech's liability shield becomes trade-deal flashpoint
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Self-ruled Taiwan is claimed by Beijing as Chinese territory, and has become one of China's most sensitive issues and a potential military flashpoint.
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Transgender rights are a new flashpoint in national culture fights following the landmark U.S. Supreme Court ruling that legalized same-sex marriage last year.
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There, some protesters began gathering supplies and then doubled back to the government complex, which has been a flashpoint for the protests for months.
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Kushner in particular is seen as a potential flashpoint in special counsel Robert Mueller's federal investigation — which, unlike the House panel, has prosecutorial authority.
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James Stavridis, retired four-star U.S. Navy admiral and NATO supreme allied commander, called the Strait of Hormuz a "flashpoint" for a potential conflict.
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And race has also become a flashpoint during the campaign, as Gillum has accused both Trump and DeSantis of race-baiting throughout the cycle.
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US has been shut down after becoming "a flashpoint for violence," according to a statement from its host, The Museum of the Moving Image. HEWILLNOTDIVIDE.
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South Africa's platinum belt is a flashpoint of labor and social unrest rooted in community grievances over jobs, revenue flows and conflict between rival unions.
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The Affordable Care Act's Medicaid expansion that insured upwards of 15 million people and became a flashpoint in the Senate debate would remain in place.
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The protection of user privacy and use of user data has been a flashpoint especially for Facebook, which has been criticized for multiple data scandals.
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Since Trump's inauguration, the CFPB has become more of a flashpoint, especially after Cordray stepped down in November and Mulvaney took over as acting director.
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But I expect "Medicare for All" to be a bigger flashpoint — for both the left and the right — once we get into the 2020 cycle.
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Researchers from Akami, Cloudflare, Flashpoint, Google, Team Cymru, and others are working together to combat the botnet, which came to their attention on August 17.
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Anglo has cut costs and reorganized its portfolio, selling off some assets including its Rustenburg platinum mine in South Africa, a flashpoint of union violence.
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The exact numbers of voters who were disenfranchised by violence is not known, but they could easily become a flashpoint if the vote is close.
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Yet in doing so, the man in question had become a flashpoint in the fraught discourse on the concept of what "body positivity" should mean.
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High drug costs and lack of access to current treatments is a flashpoint in China, where patients often resort to grey markets for cheaper medicine.
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Friction between the United States and China over trade and territory under Trump has fueled worry that the South China Sea could become a flashpoint.
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In the end, choosing Flashpoint sounds like choice of a studio more committed to adapting recognizable stories at the expense of the characters in them.
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A 60-year-old man also died from a gunshot wound sustained in Burri, and his funeral became a flashpoint for widening protests on Friday.
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The flashpoint is Occidental's bidding war with well-heeled Chevron (CVX) for Anadarko, a shale driller with prime position in the West Texas Permian Basin.
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A New York-based cyber intelligence consultancy, Flashpoint, said there were indications a hacker group with ties to Russian military intelligence was behind the attack.
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The Saddleridge fire was the latest in a string of severe California wildfires for which electrical utility equipment has been scrutinized as a possible flashpoint.
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The Saddleridge fire was the latest in a string of severe California wildfires for which electrical utility equipment has been scrutinized as a possible flashpoint.
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The backdrop: Some of the noisiest elements of Trump's base — including Breitbart — view the Alabama contest as a flashpoint in their war against Mitch McConnell.
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Flashpoint did something to him, it showed him that there is another reality where he is this superhero, so that's what's making it so hard.
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In general, though, police kept a low profile while monitoring what had in recent days been a meeting point, and an occasional flashpoint, for fans.
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Local media said the attacks took place late on Friday, the latest flashpoint in the northwest by armed gangs that have killed hundreds this year.
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Hence the worries that Taiwan could again become a regional flashpoint, as it was the last time it elected a DPP president, in 2000-08.
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What has me so keen to play BattleTech anew with the Flashpoint update is that it promises to force a reappraisal of how combat looks.
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For a certain subset of women in media, the company "became this flashpoint for everything that upset us about 22018," journalist Beejoli Shah told Vox.
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He's become a flashpoint on social media, which is currently flooded with outpourings of love and all kinds of media focusing on Duke's smoldering hotness.
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HANGZHOU, China (Reuters) - China and Japan agreed on Monday to improve relations but still lectured each other over maritime rows that remains a recurrent flashpoint.
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Flashpoint identified Chinese electronic company Hangzhou Xiongmai as the creator of affected IP camera and DVR boards, which ended up in various white-label products.
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The move has been applauded by many in the trans and nonbinary community, as well as acting as a flashpoint for forceful opposition and transphobia.
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ICE has become a flashpoint in the debate over the president's since-abandoned "zero tolerance" policy of separating children from their parents at the border.
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The DDoS attack that targeted an obscure but crucial internet infrastructure company used Internet of Things (IoT) devices, according to analysis by cybersecurity firm Flashpoint.
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While the president has since clarified his statement — saying he misspoke — the developments have nevertheless been a flashpoint for criticism of Trump in recent days.
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But unbeknownst to many of them, it has become a flashpoint in a legal battle over the future of health care in the United States.
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But it was a flashpoint for many members, with opposition by monied outside industries like retailers, car dealers and perhaps most importantly, Koch Industries Inc.
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Earlier this summer, Rockland County became a flashpoint for anti-Semitism, after local Republicans put out a video that was criticized widely as targeting Jews.
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The seige had become the latest flashpoint in a months-long running battle between Hong Kong authorities, backed by China, and vast numbers of protesters.
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The so-called caravan, a yearly event, has become a flashpoint in the immigration debate, especially since it caught the attention of President Donald Trump.
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Most Americans oppose repeal Birthright citizenship hasn't made such a splash since fall 2015, when the topic became a flashpoint in the Republican presidential primaries.
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This a recipe for a crisis, and 2018 showed us what the most likely flashpoint would be: a Trump defeat in the 22018 presidential election.
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Special gear and technology, for instance, that previously only came to you via special campaign missions can now be recovered as part of flashpoint missions.
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But threat intelligence firm Flashpoint tells Codebook there is little credible chatter from activists looking to use the Russian games as a soapbox this year.
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I ask Gil what all this means means to him—that because of his son, his unassuming Wisconsin town becomes a cultural and creative flashpoint.
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Self-ruled Taiwan is claimed by Beijing as a Chinese territory, and has become one of China's most sensitive issues and a potential military flashpoint.
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Yovanovitch, whose ouster earlier this year has emerged as a key flashpoint in the impeachment inquiry, testified in private before House investigators on October 11.
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Before long, the very things that made Stargirl special make her a flashpoint for controversy, forcing her to really grapple with her sense of identity.
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The first flashpoint was around Turkey and the Greek islands, where hundreds of thousands of people made the short sea crossing to reach European soil.
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Flashpoint 1 features two group phases, with teams amassing points in both in an attempt to qualify for the eight-team, double-elimination playoff bracket.
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Flashpoint announced Thursday that Swole Patrol will play in FunPlus Phoenix's slot, but a Swole Patrol player, Austin "Cooper-" Abadir, disputed that claim on Twitter.
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The city has been the latest flashpoint in the nine-year-old war in Syria, where Russia-backed Syrian forces fight rebels supported by Turkey.
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At a time of unprecedented income inequality and economic instability, Social Security has become a major flashpoint in the presidential election -- and for good reason.
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In 2628, Clinton's use of a private email server emerged as a flashpoint in the presidential race, with Republicans using it to attack her candidacy.
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His Twitter rage and subsequent statements against federal Judge Gonzalo Curiel, who presided over the Trump University case, became a flashpoint in the presidential campaign.
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But as the party begins the process of selecting a 2020 nominee, the future of health care in America has emerged as an early flashpoint.
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On Thursday, the battle hit a new flashpoint when the FCC voted in favor of considering Chairman Pai's proposal to roll back net neutrality measures.
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While gun control has always been a political wedge issue, it emerged as a flashpoint earlier this year following a shooting at a Parkland, Fla.
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Yesterday, NBC, which hosted the debates, released a poll that excluded Warren from a key question — a flashpoint for claims the media had "erased" Warren.
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The acquisition of each material was a flashpoint of conflict as consumer demand from East Coast and European fashion industries grew during the 19th century.
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The provision could be a flashpoint for Republicans, as the repeal could hit both patients themselves and their families, who sometimes help pay for care.
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Miller's efforts to gut DHS's current leadership structure became the latest flashpoint between Miller and lawmakers -- with Republican senators in particular striking out at Miller.
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The debate between Buttigieg and Warren on health care speaks to how big of a flashpoint the issue has become in the 225 Democratic primary.
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A major flashpoint of violence began on Monday, November 11, though small-scale protests had been brewing on university campuses in the days leading up.
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The "Empire" actor Jussie Smollett became a cultural flashpoint after he told the Chicago police two white men had committed a hate crime against him.
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Photo by Pete Kiehart Two years on, he remains in the war zone, based in the government-held town of Avdiivka — the conflict's latest flashpoint.
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While disaster aid hasn't always been a political flashpoint, the passage of this package proved especially challenging, given roadblocks thrown up by President Donald Trump.
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Cyber security has become a flashpoint, with Australia's security agencies worried that hardware installed by China's Huawei Technologies Co Ltd could pose a data security risk.
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On Tuesday, he was due to visit the flashpoint city of Taiz, which humanitarian groups say has suffered shortages due to curbs imposed by Houthi militiamen.
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The Philadelphia refinery's struggles have emerged as a potential flashpoint in the ongoing debate between Big Oil and Big Corn over the future of the RFS.
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Fresh reports of Russian hacking of the U.S. presidential election could make Tillerson's hearings a flashpoint for bipartisan concerns over Putin's connections to the incoming administration.
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The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump has demanded that China cease forced tech transfers, which have become a flashpoint in the U.S.-China trade war.
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Mary's movie backstory is similar to DC's Flashpoint reboot of the character: she's the eldest Vasquez foster sister and was recently accepted to college in California.
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Her cause has rallied opponents of blasphemy laws worldwide, and proved a flashpoint in Pakistan, where two politicians have been killed for expressing support for Bibi.
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The latest flashpoint was the party's decision to approve a new code of conduct which Jewish groups said watered-down internationally accepted definition of anti-Semitism.
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Another flashpoint in Finland could be the meeting between Pompeo and his Russian counterpart, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, who will discuss the political crisis in Venezuela.
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Bernie Sanders' "Medicare for All" bill has become a flashpoint for Democrats as they try to reimagine their party after its overwhelming electoral defeat in 2016.
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Access to records from Kavanaugh's tenure in the White House under former president George W. Bush have been a flashpoint in the fight over his nomination.
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The property has been a flashpoint for ethical concerns about Trump's presidency since foreign governments have tried to curry favor with him by spending money there.
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The pipeline had long been a flashpoint in the political debate over climate change, with environmentalists opposing its construction and Republicans in Congress voicing strong support.
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The topic of game industry labor organizing has flared up as a flashpoint between developers and the studios and publishers they work for here at GDC.
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The issue is likely to be a flashpoint in the 2020 presidential campaign, just as it was when Trump, a Republican, ran for president in 2016.
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Critics say these reforms threaten the independence of the courts in Poland and the issue has become a flashpoint in relations between Poland and the bloc.
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" The seemingly conditional statement about revealing the user's identity became a flashpoint, with prominent — and largely, but not exclusively, right-wing — accounts accusing CNN of "blackmail.
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Over the years, the city has been a flashpoint for a number of racially charged political battles over voter ID laws, affordable housing and school reform.
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Meals on Wheels has become a flashpoint in President Trump's budget proposal, but the facts surrounding how the budget would affect the program are surprisingly elusive.
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At the same time, Takeda also needs two-thirds shareholder support to issue the new shares needed for the acquisition - a potential flashpoint with skeptical investors.
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The legitimacy of the method, so far untested in a court of law, was expected to be a major flashpoint in the potentially precedent-setting case.
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Using that fast-track in Amazon's case has been a key flashpoint in the dispute over its origin, garnering frustration from Van Bramer and his colleagues.
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It appears the cause is what's known as a Mirai-based IoT botnet, according to security journalist Brian Krebs, who cited cyber-threat intelligence firm Flashpoint.
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They're hoping that the investigation will be a flashpoint in down-ballot races that will motivate conservatives and propel the GOP back into the House majority.
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This should keep regional tensions high, with Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi authorized by parliament to send government troops to the flashpoint city of Kirkuk.
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More protests are also expected in Hong Kong over the weekend, which could become a new geopolitical flashpoint and further complicate the U.S.-China trade war.
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The former lawmaker, whose case became a flashpoint for Democrats grappling with how to address sexual harassment, added that he misses his time in public service.
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Silicon Valley is already facing scrutiny on a number of fronts, and the industry's vocal advocacy for Dreamers and immigration reform could be another potential flashpoint.
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The vote was held across the autonomous region and in disputed territories including the oil-rich city of Kirkuk, a flashpoint city claimed by both sides.
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Why men and women talk past each other about their problems The flashpoint is a sector of the economy that politicians love to talk about: manufacturing.
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In the meantime, Tehran took full advantage to elevate its proxy influence, network of terrorists and rendering a completely destabilized, flashpoint-style, crisis-riddled Middle East.
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The Hill: McConnell also vowed to work on Trump's desire to achieve more funding this year for a border wall, a flashpoint between Democrats and Republicans.
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The incident became a flashpoint for legal reform, mirroring the outrage and subsequent reforms that took place after the infamous 2012 gang rape in New Delhi.
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It's the crack of dawn in the province of Hodeidah, the latest flashpoint in Yemen's three-year war, and aid parcels are falling from the sky.
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Among southern states, North Carolina would have seemed to be the least likely to find itself a flashpoint in the national debate over tolerance and inclusion.
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The document, compiled by a former British spy and alleging a compromised relationship between Trump and the Kremlin, has emerged this year as a political flashpoint.
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Humayun Khan, died in Iraq in 2004, was a flashpoint during the 2016 election and earned then-candidate Trump scorn from many Republicans and Democrats alike.
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No one is saying he intended to embarrass Brazilians and create a flashpoint for cultural tensions that tap into centuries of North and South American history.
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The so-called "bathroom bills" have been a flashpoint for U.S. cultural wars, with supporters saying they protect public safety and critics seeing them as discriminatory.
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Earlier on Friday, a Palestinian woman was shot dead after she reportedly tried to attack Israeli soldiers at a contested holy site and flashpoint for violence.
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The 1960s were a flashpoint for drug use in society in general, and concerns about the harmful effects of marijuana and heroin were a popular topic.
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The modern flashpoint of police and community tensions might have been Ferguson, and a cluster of high profile incidents within a year that fanned the flames.
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Envy's roster for Flashpoint 1 is: -Noah "Nifty" Francis -Ryan "ryann" Welsh -Bugra "Calyx" Arkin -Michal "MICHU" Muller -Nikola "LEGIJA" Ninic (stand-in) —Field Level Media
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However, Flashpoint announced Monday that it was postponing the round of matches scheduled to start Tuesday as it reworks the competition to have teams play remotely.
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HAVU Gaming rallied to defeat c0ntact Gaming 212-21 on Sunday in the winners-bracket final to reach the Group A grand final in Flashpoint 227.
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A New York-based cyberintelligence consultancy, Flashpoint, said there were indications that a hacker group with ties to Russian military intelligence had been behind the attack.
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The new push comes as immigration emerges as the flashpoint in negotiations between Congress and the White House to keep the government running beyond Jan. 19.
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A senior adviser responsible for a broad international portfolio, the former real estate developer has been a flashpoint in the political imbroglio surrounding Trump and Russia.
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Here's a brief rundown of the somewhat complex season structure: Flashpoint open qualifiers begin on February 6th across three regions: Europe, North America and South America.
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The city has become a flashpoint for protests after police shot and killed Alton Sterling, a black man, outside a convenience store there on July 5.
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For many years the South China Sea has been considered an international flashpoint, as the US and China attempt to assert their influence in the region.
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The presence of rival factions in Bria, a diamond-mining hub, made the town a regular flashpoint for violence before the latest peace deal was agreed.
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If Trump serves long enough to see a GOP wave give Republicans enough support to move major Dodd-Frank changes, it could be a potential flashpoint.
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The ban, which became a flashpoint between the two nations, was lifted in July after ZTE paid a $1 billion fine and agreed to oversight measures.
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The oil-producing region is home to a large Shi'ite population and has been a flashpoint between the Sunni Muslim government and Shi'ites complaining of discrimination.
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And the dilemma she faced now is from both sides of UK. The last news mentioned Chequers plan is the flashpoint for political turmoil in Britain.
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Yiannopoulos's campaign against Jones ultimately reached the point where it became part of the 2016 election cycle and a flashpoint in the alt-right's culture war.
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Funnily enough, this game became a flashpoint for a discussion around accessibility, difficulty, and the different ways those two concerns weren't being addressed by From Soft.
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A major flashpoint would be Friday's indictment by the DOJ of 12 new Russian intelligence officials for hacking into the Democratic National Committee's servers in 2016.
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"Breitbart has never been racist; it's been a flashpoint for people to write in frustration about the government failing them," said one former Trump transition adviser.
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Rohrabacher joins board of cannabis company MORE's (R-Calif.) ties to Russia have become a flashpoint as the longtime congressman faces his toughest reelection to date.
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Muslim-majority Kashmir has long been a flashpoint between nuclear-armed India and Pakistan, which have fought two of their three wars over the divided territory.
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Meanwhile, Italy, long a regional flashpoint for boat migration, has seen almost 18,300 arrivals, and its anti-system government has barred migrant rescue ships from docking.
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The shooting was a flashpoint for rally-goers, who say that the media ignored the tragedy because the alleged gunman was black and the victims white.
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"It's at stress," he said of the South China Sea, adding it will be a continuous "flashpoint for trouble" the longer the issue is left to fester.
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Going forward, the most revealing flashpoint on issues related to the environment is likely to be climate change, particularly after the historic Paris Agreement of December 2015.
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Mueller testimony looms Barr's own testimony became a flashpoint for the Judiciary Committee last week after he skipped a scheduled hearing amid a dispute about the format.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - A British and a French journalist arrested during a sweep for rebels in flashpoint districts of the capital were released on Friday, a witness said.
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It has since become a flashpoint in the US-China trade war, with Washington leading a campaign that threatens large parts of its business and supply chain.
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Kerry will urge ASEAN nations to explore diplomatic ways to ease tension over Asia's biggest potential military flashpoint, a senior U.S. official said ahead of his trip.
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If the recent past is any guide, shooting down the plane may prove a flashpoint but won't grow into anything more serious — at least that's the hope.
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Consider Carrier: its plant in Indiana became a flashpoint on the campaign trail after Carrier said it would move more than 2,000 jobs to low-cost Mexico.
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With one of the world's largest public debt piles, Italy's borrowing costs are closely watched as a potential flashpoint for market instability in the wider euro zone.
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The presence of rival factions in Bria has made the town a regular flashpoint, including during fighting that killed around 300 people and displaced 100,000 last month.
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The attack on Rice, a lightning rod on the right who was a trusted confidante for the former president, is just the latest flashpoint between the administrations.
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The artists were preparing for an exhibition at Flashpoint, a gallery in downtown DC, and the opening was scheduled to take place a week before Trump's inauguration.
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The incident sparked protests in Baltimore and became a flashpoint in the Black Lives Matter movement, with critics charging it indicative of police mistreatment of black Americans.
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The town of al-Awamiya, located in the oil-producing al-Qatif province, is a flashpoint between the Sunni Muslim government and minority Shi'ites complaining of discrimination.
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The town, in an oil-producing province and home to a large Shi'ite population, is a flashpoint between the Sunni Muslim government and Shi'ites complaining of discrimination.
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The lawsuit, brought under the Freedom of Information Act, has become a flashpoint in the Trump administration's immigration policy and the President's own evolving position on DACA.
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The firms Anomoli and Flashpoint tracked the opinions of the moderators of Russian dark net discussion boards about people using information from those forums in ransomware attacks.
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Kirkuk: the referendum's tinderbox Kirkuk has emerged as a flashpoint in Iraqi Kurdistan's standoff with Baghdad for the same reasons ISIS fought so hard to capture it.
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The Dimon-Stahl exchange was the latest flashpoint in a public debate over executive compensation and the broader debate over the ever-widening wealth gap in America.
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Kavanaugh's confirmation process has become a flashpoint heading into the midterm elections with both Democrats and Republicans pointing to it to galvanize their base and drive voters.
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Pre-existing conditions protections have been a flashpoint The new proposal has already sparked fresh concerns about the way people with pre-existing conditions would be treated.
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Self-ruled and democratic Taiwan is claimed by Beijing as a Chinese territory, and has become one of China's most sensitive issues and a potential military flashpoint.
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Flashpoint says it suspects there were different individuals behind each attack but they have "high confidence" none of the attacks were the work of a state actor.
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The South China Sea has been a regional flashpoint for years, with islands in the disputed waters claimed by China, the Philippines, Vietnam and several other nations.
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Catalonia's resolve also worries some investors in Spanish bonds and the tax agency's expansion suggests an early post-independence flashpoint with Madrid could be a financial one.
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President Donald Trump's eagerly anticipated announcement on the Iran nuclear deal could be the flashpoint for a "long-lasting" uptick in oil prices, according to Barclays analysts.
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Yemen's Saudi-backed, internationally recognized government also set conditions hours before the talks, demanding that Hodeidah, a major flashpoint in Yemen's war, is returned to the government.
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The cost-sharing subsidies have been a flashpoint during negotiations over both the GOP tax bill and the bill to continue funding the government beyond Dec. 22.
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Kavanaugh's nomination became a flashpoint after psychology professor and research psychologist Christine Blasey Ford said he sexually assaulted her when both were teenagers, allegations which he denied.
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Hundreds of protesters in Hong Kong surrendered to police on Tuesday following a days-long siege at the Polytechnic University which had become the city's latest flashpoint.
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With CNN already a flashpoint, the retraction, resignations, and tape were more than enough to help Trump and his friendly media lapdogs dodge any serious healthcare discussions.
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It also became a flashpoint for fans and newspaper columnists in urging General Manager Sandy Alderson to do something — anything — as the non-waiver trade deadline approached.
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The Energy Department's rule marks a flashpoint in the battle between natural gas-fired and renewable energy and so-called baseload power sources like coal and nuclear.
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Amid a hyperinflationary economic collapse that has caused malnutrition and the exodus of millions of people, humanitarian aid has become a flashpoint in an intensifying political crisis.
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Poaching Higuain from runner-up Napoli is the flashpoint, but paying the €32 million release clause that third-placed Roma slapped on Miralem Pjanic is equally crucial.
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Impala Platinum says low prices and social unrest could lead to large-scale job losses at its Marula mine, a flashpoint for labour tensions in the past.
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However, before the swap could be finalized, es3tag reportedly made a separate deal to join Denmark-based Astralis, leaving the fate of FPX in Flashpoint 1 uncertain.
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It's already proved a flashpoint; citing unspecified threats from Iran and their proxies earlier this year, the U.S. withdrew all non-emergency personnel from Iraq in May.
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The Palestinians want east Jerusalem to be the capital of their future state, and the religious site has often been a flashpoint in the decades-long conflict.
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Dignitas and Cloud9 each rallied from the brink to survive and advance to the Group C upper-bracket final at Flashpoint 5003 on Sunday in Los Angeles.
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Syrian fighters backed by Ankara said they would continue their advance toward the city of Manbij, a key flashpoint west of the Euphrates River, according to Reuters.
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Syrian fighters backed by Ankara said they would continue their advance toward the city of Manbij, a key flashpoint west of the Euphrates River, according to Reuters.
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Be smart: Sports has become a flashpoint point for blackout disputes, as Pay-TV operators argue that the value of live sports is decreasing with viewership declines.
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The cost-sharing subsidies have been a flashpoint during negotiations over both the GOP tax bill and the bill to continue funding the government beyond Dec. 2023.
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But while international attention is focused on the Korean Peninsula, China could seek to test US influence in Asia through a completely separate flashpoint in East Asia.
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A House Democratic aide confirmed that the caucus is opposed to loosening the restrictions, setting up a likely flashpoint for the talks about the stopgap spending bill.
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Reparations are on the table The prospect of paying reparations to the descendants of slaves has slowly emerged as a potentially divisive flashpoint in the Democratic primary.
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The case risks becoming the next flashpoint between Poland's ruling nationalists and the EU, their relationship already strained by disputes over the rule of law and migration.
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The U.S. Embassy in Baghdad has also been a flashpoint amid wider U.S.-Iran tensions in the region, which have played out inside Iraq in recent weeks.
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But the local race Fletcher has tried to run has nevertheless become the flashpoint for a larger drama between the party's establishment institutions and its progressive wing.
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Despite having opposed Oslo, Netanyahu worked with Arafat on deploying Palestinian forces into the flashpoint West Bank city of Hebron, and even shook Arafat's hand in public.
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The conversation about the Ansari story has become a flashpoint of conflicting, interwoven opinions, painting a complex portrait of the power and limitations of the #MeToo movement.
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The first flashpoint, Stein said, was a multimillion-dollar corruption scandal involving the minister of the interior, which went public several months before Davutoğlu become prime minister.
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Some have also expressed a concern that that the ruling may become a flashpoint for more violence at Sabarimala, especially around the upcoming national elections in spring 2019.
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Swedwatch said thousands of machines manufactured by the companies are likely to be active in Hpakant, a flashpoint for fighting between government forces and the Kachin Independence Army.
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"It's not appropriate to call it an ISIS kill list," said Laith Alkhouri, director of Middle East and Africa Research at New York-based security group Flashpoint Intel.
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They do hope that Trump and his supporters will ease their hardline rhetoric on several flashpoint issues -- including immigration and possible mass deportations, Muslim bans and LGBTQ rights.
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Kaduna - a flashpoint for north-south, Muslim-Christian frictions - has in recent months seen the worst violence since 800 people were killed in riots after elections in 2011.
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This has, somewhat bizarrely, become a major flashpoint in left-liberal online spaces, part of a broader argument that's been roiling the Democratic Party since the 22016 primary.
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Turning Omar and her tweets into a flashpoint, similarly, serves to divide Democrats and, in the specific case of Graham, to divide them over something completely non-substantive.
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The beef hit a flashpoint in September when Cardi B threw a shoe at Nicki Minaj during New York Fashion Week, and tempers have been hot ever since.
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Most analysts expect this to become a larger flashpoint as liberal activists play up the coverage loss and premium increases and as Republicans debate the issue among themselves.
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The newest flashpoint is the refugee issue, which has created a cleavage between the Trump administration's position and evangelicals — and possibly a fissure within the evangelical movement itself.
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A fence that divides Israel and Gaza has become the latest flashpoint in the decades-old conflict, with Israeli soldiers unleashing lethal force against mostly unarmed Arab protesters.
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The assassination of Russia's ambassador to Turkey before press photographers Monday prompted fears the killing could be a flashpoint that unleashes even greater chaos in a volatile region.
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But recent developments in two high-profile cases raise questions about whether police violence is still a flashpoint issue — or if national attention to the problem has faded.
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An ISIS-affiliated news outlet claimed that the attacker was "a soldier of the Islamic State," according to NBC News terrorism analyst Flashpoint Intelligence, a global security firm.
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Kirkuk is shaping up as a flashpoint ahead of the independence vote as it is also home to Arab and Turkmen communities who oppose breaking away from Iraq.
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We can confirm, with the help of analysis from Flashpoint and Akamai, that one source of the traffic for the attacks were devices infected by the Mirai botnet.
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Franken's announcement was anticipated to be a breakthrough — a national flashpoint, where deep partisan ties would be put aside to hold even the most prominent progressive voices accountable.
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But Kerry will urge ASEAN nations to explore diplomatic ways to ease tension over Asia's biggest potential military flashpoint, a senior U.S. official said ahead of his trip.
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The "tom-next" spread for aluminium, which is the cost of borrowing metal for a day and often a flashpoint for positioning tension, has flared to $10 backwardation.
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A flashpoint of that dispute is Planned Parenthood Federation of America, a century-old non-profit organisation with more than 700 reproductive-health care centres across the country.
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Bonuses for senior managers have become a flashpoint in an escalating dispute with powerful labor leaders at Europe's biggest carmaker as it prepares to finalize a new strategy.
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Instead, the change became a flashpoint, calling into question the "one country, two systems" principle which allows the former British colony greater autonomy, and a distinct legal structure.
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The Times Russian cybercriminals are enjoying five-star holidays at knockdown prices using reward points stolen from unwitting Britons, according to a report by research firm Flashpoint. bit.
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The time frame recounts those seven days, when Jackie transformed from a slightly frail but deeply intelligent and composed First Lady to the flashpoint of a suffering nation.
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Thiel's support for Donald Trump in 2016 became a flashpoint in the debate over the last few years about the relationship between Silicon Valley and the Republican Party.
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The forced wartime labor issue is the latest flashpoint in a relationship long over-shadowed by South Korean resentment of Japan's 1910-1945 occupation of the Korean peninsula.
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Adoption by Texas, the most populous Republican-dominated state, could have fed momentum in other socially conservative states on the issue, a flashpoint in the U.S. culture wars.
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Conditions in the detention facilities have become a flashpoint in the immigration debate, particularly after reports that the facilities are unsanitary and lack resources like food and soap.
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The issue could become another flashpoint between Biden and his Democratic rivals, who have sought to use his past positions and the Obama administration's immigration policies against him.
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In central Brooklyn, a flashpoint of gentrification in the city, we met Moustafa, then a 48-year-old mechanic who lost his shop and his home in 2014.
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As an oil-rich province between Iraq and Kurdistan, Kirkuk is a flashpoint for conflict: Everything about it is contested – its security, its oil, even its mixed demography.
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MORE (R-Ariz.), who became a flashpoint last week after Trump repeatedly criticized him for passing along to the FBI a dossier of damaging allegations against the president.
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That same pace became a flashpoint for MSP1 workers, many of whom are practicing Muslims and who claimed Amazon's time control schemes impacted their religious freedom of expression.
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The president has tweeted support for Gillespie and also attacked Northam, accusing him of "fighting for" the MS-13 gang, which has become a flashpoint in the race.
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It should always be a flashpoint if these businesses are not taking care of their community because it's just, it's good business to be a good community member.
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She and Jacqueline Fuller of Google, I think, really changed how they view ... Now, a flashpoint, I think, had to occur for them to focus on local giving.
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Nearly four years ago, a similarly chilling image of another drowned child, a three-year-old Syrian boy named Alan Kurdi, provided a flashpoint in Europe's migration debate.
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Andrei Barysevich, director of Eastern European research and analysis for security firm Flashpoint Intel, previously told Motherboard that Tessa88 had made between $50,000 and $60,000 worth of bitcoin.
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Once again, Lifeline is going to be a flashpoint in that debate over how government subsidies should be used to connect poor people in hard-to-reach regions.
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Iraq is yet another canvas where Iran's fingerprints are witnessed ever more as the international community continues to unfortunately neglect this very dangerous flashpoint corner of the globe.
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That could set up a potential flashpoint with the White House and the Trump legal team should that become part of any final report from the Mueller investigation.
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On his first full workday in office, President Trump delivered on a campaign promise by abandoning the enormous trade deal that had became a flashpoint in American politics.
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Obama administration lawyers continued to review the legal opinions of three finalists, weighing whether elements could become a flashpoint for opponents on the right or even the left.
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"ISIS is not in disarray; it's not 'defeated,'" Laith Alkhouri, a senior director at Flashpoint, which assesses the global terrorist threat, said in a Twitter post on Wednesday.
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"The crusaders have given up," Islamic State supporters crowed, according to Laith Alkhouri of the business risk consulting company Flashpoint Global Partners, who monitors the group's online messages.
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In another flashpoint city, the port of Aden, residents also report some modest improvements in daily life despite continued tensions between Yemen's internationally recognized government and southern separatists.
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The four-page memo, which alleges surveillance abuses at the Department of Justice and political bias at the FBI, has become a partisan flashpoint in the Russia investigation.
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The gesture came on the eve of a march organized by Ortega's political opponents that the government has deemed illegal, potentially marking a new flashpoint in the conflict.
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The islands were a recent diplomatic flashpoint when, during the South Korean Winter Olympics, a banner in the opening ceremony depicted them as part of the Korean Peninsula.
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A trade showdown between the world's two biggest economies could be the flashpoint for a new international order, according to the chief advisor of China's Banking Regulatory Commission.
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In fact, though it's still early, he says that he's already seen a large difference in how the Flashpoint team owners collaborate compared to owners in other leagues.
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"This is how ISIS decentralizes its terrorism," said Laith Alkhouri, a director at Flashpoint, a business risk intelligence company in New York that tracks militant threats and cyberthreats.
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Leung's court hearing could become the latest flashpoint for anti-government protesters who have staged four months of demonstrations, some massive and violent, against leader Carrie Lam's administration.
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Israeli troops meanwhile reinforced positions near a flashpoint site between the Palestinian city of Ramallah and the Jewish settlement of Beit El in the Israel-occupied West Bank.
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Ukraine remains a key issue of East-West contention and, at the moment, the highest profile flashpoint of Putin's efforts to extend Russia's influence far beyond its borders.
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"When people ask what keeps you up at night, it's this," said Chris Camacho, the chief strategy officer at Flashpoint, a New York security firm tracking the attacks.
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Friction between the United States and China over trade and territory under U.S. President Donald Trump have increased concerns that the South China Sea could become a flashpoint.
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As Kavanaugh's confirmation has become a political flashpoint, much of the focus politically has been on vulnerable Senate Democrats, who will vote yea or nay on his nomination.
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There is a "rage industrial complex" that fixates on the latest racial flashpoint: an outrageous video, remark or image that's passed around social media like a viral grenade.
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The region has been the main flashpoint between India and Pakistan since the 1948 partition of the then British colony that led to the formation of both nations.
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Yet the question is how has Iran been able to dispatch so many fighters, and on a constant basis, to various flashpoint scenes in Syria, Iraq and Yemen.
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Flashpoint 21 is looking for a team to replace FunPlus Phoenix (FPX) when the second phase of the Counter-Strike: Global Offensive event begins Friday, according to HLTV.org.
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As my colleague Aja Romano painstakingly chronicled for Vox, Harambe became a convenient flashpoint for progressives and conservatives alike, which each side adopting him for their own purposes.
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In the wilds of the internet, any woman, whether she's a celebrity, a game designer, or a teenager just minding her own business, can become an unexpected flashpoint.
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A rare flashpoint came in April, when Pence upset Trump by hiring an aide who had been deemed a "Never Trumper" - a term that describes anti-Trump Republicans.
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Flashpoint security researchers crawled the deep and dark web to identify and analyze the way jihadist groups, such as ISIS, are using digital technologies to further their radical agendas.
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Social media marketing has become a flashpoint in the debate over regulation of tobacco products, particularly the newest generation of products such as the wildly popular Juul e-cigarettes.
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Discussed: Just Cause 4, Darksiders 3, THQ Nordic, Carmegeddon, Get in the Car Loser, BattleTech: Flashpoint, Broken Reality, Dropsy, Hypnospace Outlaw, Hitman 2, The Avengers, Dragon Age, Immersive Sims.
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After noticing the attack on one of its customers, Akamai brought in researchers from a handful of tech companies including Cloudflare, Flashpoint, Google, Oracle Dyn, RiskIQ, and Team Cymru.
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The Pentagon has long feared that Manbij could become a flashpoint in Syria, with U.S.-backed forces who cleared the city of Islamic State fighters clashing with Turkish forces.
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A Florida woman's arrest on theft charges for handing the guns of her allegedly abusive husband over to police has become a flashpoint in America's ongoing gun violence crisis.
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The bridge has become the site of the latest flashpoint on immigration: Beneath it, dozens of immigrant families are being held behind chain-link fences by the US government.
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The school became a flashpoint in the civil rights movement in 1957 when nine black students -- now known as the Little Rock Nine -- integrated the then-all-white school.
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The big picture: Google's reported look at re-entering the Chinese search market has become a flashpoint for the company in Washington, with lawmakers expressing concerns about the project.
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Memo From Sarajevo SARAJEVO, Bosnia and Herzegovina — Cradle of the First World War, the Balkans have been a flashpoint, a place where empires, ethnicities and religions abut and contest.
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Ultimately, the Supreme Court may be called on to resolve this constitutional flashpoint of the Trump presidency—a duty that may prove all-too-familiar for the nine justices.
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According to research from cybersecurity intelligence company Flashpoint, passport data sells in three formats on the darkweb, digital scans, templates for creating a finished passport and actual physical passports.
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In the months that followed, Dragonfly has become a flashpoint for employee protests within Google, with more than 400 Google employees signing a letter in opposition to the project.
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Galileo, a rival to the U.S.-owned GPS, became a flashpoint in Brexit talks last month after London accused the EU of shutting British companies out of the project.
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U.S. intelligence firm Flashpoint claims with "high confidence" that the notes accompanying the ransomware attack were written by Chinese-speaking hackers from southern China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, or Singapore.
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Fishing rights were a flashpoint between Britain and France last year when fishermen clashed in the Baie de Seine area of the Channel over access to scallop-rich waters.
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The lawsuit, which is brought under the Freedom of Information Act, has already become a flashpoint in the Trump administration's immigration policy and the President's murky position on DACA.
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U.S.-backed militias said they came under attack on Saturday from Russian jets and Syrian government forces in Deir al-Zor province, a flashpoint in an increasingly complex battlefield.
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It illustrates how the far-right can continue to prosper across Europe even without the flashpoint issues, like last year's migration crisis, at the forefront of the news cycle.
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By the the time the campaign ended and I saw the final cutscene, I was already thinking about a full campaign replay when the Flashpoint update hits in November.
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The official said Sanders wouldn't shy away from a direct question on the subject, but suggested their differences were so minor that a dramatic debate night flashpoint seemed unlikely.
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On Monday, Trump retweeted a post from Posobiec decrying the lack of "national media outrage" over shootings in Chicago during the weekend that Charlottesville, Virginia, became a national flashpoint.
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Some security researchers, including security firm Flashpoint, blamed the attack on Xiongmai's lagging security practices and use of a default username and password in its software and camera components.
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A likely flashpoint looks certain to be how the government responds to a threat by the European Commission to launch disciplinary action against Italy over its growing public debt.
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The rallies, where racist and xenophobic slogans and symbols are often seen among the mass of red and white Polish flags, have become an flashpoint between nationalists and liberals.
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The ashes of Matthew Shepard, whose death 2202 years ago marked a flashpoint for the LGBTQ rights movement, will be interred later this month at the Washington National Cathedral.
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This is seen as a potential flashpoint for more violence after a Spanish court suspended the parliament session fearing Catalan separatists could use it to declare independence from Spain.
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Bonuses for senior managers have become a flashpoint in an escalating dispute with the powerful labor leaders at Europe's biggest carmaker as it prepares to finalize a new strategy.
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Pakistani pilgrims, meanwhile, expressed concern about Kashmir after Indian authorities last week revoked the special status of the border region which has long been a flashpoint for regional tensions.
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Symbols of the pro-slavery Confederacy became a flashpoint for already troubled U.S. race relations after a white gunman massacred nine African-Americans in Charleston, South Carolina, last year.
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Then, they should begin work on a final report about the 2012 terrorist attacks in Benghazi, Libya, which killed four Americans and is a flashpoint in the presidential race.
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Schatz, the Democrats' chief deputy whip, announced on Twitter that he has already drafted legislation to abolish the statute, which has become a regular flashpoint between Democrats and Republicans.
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Qatif, in an oil-producing province and home to a large Shi'ite population, is a flashpoint between the Sunni-dominated government and minority Shi'ites complaining of discrimination and marginalization.
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Over two days, U.S. helicopters and British aircraft took part in exercises that also involved troops from Poland, Lithuania and Croatia in a simulated defense of the potential flashpoint.
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However, the Associated Press reports that the area in southwest Syria between Daraa and Golan Heights, is "a flashpoint in a wider standoff between regional archrivals Israel and Iran."
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Many analysts see China's smaller banks, including rural lenders, as a potential flashpoint for wider financial instability, because they have less sophisticated methods of risk assessment and regulatory controls.
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Now, as health care promises to become a flashpoint in his Senate confirmation battle, Kavanaugh may have to persuade crucial middle-ground senators, such as West Virginia Democratic Sen.
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Soon after the U.S. invasion, as Iraqis began to see their liberators as occupiers, and as frustration morphed into violence, Abu Ghraib turned into a flashpoint of the insurgency.
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Security firm Flashpoint said on Saturday that hackers had established a "botnet," a network of personal computers or devices that have been infected with malware without the owner's knowledge.
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Agriculture is regularly a flashpoint in trade negotiations, notably in areas such as food standards and genetic modification, and has also been swept up in the U.S.-Chinese tussle.
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Situated west of Dresden, Chemnitz has been a flashpoint since local man Daniel Hillig, a 0003-year-old carpenter of German-Cuban descent, was stabbed to death on Aug.
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Situated west of Dresden, Chemnitz has been a flashpoint since local man Daniel Hillig, a 21-year-old carpenter of German-Cuban descent, was stabbed to death on Aug.
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The cost of ignoring diplomacy Hong Kong is not the only global flashpoint that shows an administration apparently disengaged from developments that threaten a traditional reading of American interests.
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But if Washington doubles down and Turkey does not let up on Brunson, what has become a diplomatic flashpoint could very well contribute to a much deeper economic crisis.
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One recent flashpoint has been the refusal of some brand-name companies to turn over samples of their drugs to generic drugmakers, effectively preventing competing products from being developed.
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Bonuses for senior managers have become a flashpoint in an escalating dispute with the powerful labour leaders at Europe's biggest carmaker as it prepares to finalise a new strategy.
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The town has been a flashpoint in recent weeks as militias backed by Iran have tried to get near the U.S. garrison, prompting U.S. coalition jets to strike back.
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While many Republicans continue to use the whistleblower as a flashpoint, the allegations he raised have already been corroborated both by other witnesses and, in part, by the president.
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It's become a flashpoint for the party's base, which is paying more attention to the nuts-and-bolts details of elections and governance than ever before, Democratic officials said.
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However flimsy Mateen's allegiances, his act is just the most recent flashpoint in a worldwide clash of political identities, in which homophobia has become a tool of nation-building.
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It has resulted in heavy reliance on aerial campaigns that are prone to both violent abuse and mistakes and capable of leveling populated flashpoint cities and towns like Aleppo.
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The McDonald shooting became a flashpoint in Chicago, calling national attention to a decades-old divide between the city's police force and its residents and sparking waves of protests.
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The latest flashpoint is a proposed law requiring Israeli NGOs to publicly reveal how much of their overseas donations come from foreign governments or groups like the European Union.
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But the emoluments clause — and litigation around it — has become a key flashpoint in the larger debate over Trump's financial conflicts of interest and lack of disclosure about his finances.
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Jihadis utilize a wide range of apps to run their operations, and they prefer Android devices over Apple iOS devices, a new study from cybersecurity intelligence firm Flashpoint has found.
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Unlike Flashpoint, it's not Iris (Candice Patton) who agrees to team up with Wally (Keiynan Lonsdale) to figure out his new super powers this week — it's H.R. Wells (Tom Cavanagh).
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Her case has become a flashpoint in debate over the new policy, which says any undocumented immigrant convicted or charged with a crime that hasn't been adjudicated could be deported.
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Trump, who counts evangelical Christians among his core supporters, has become a vocal champion of the pastor's case, making him an unwitting flashpoint in the tension between two NATO allies.
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India on Monday dropped a constitutional provision for the state of Jammu and Kashmir, which has long been a flashpoint in ties with neighboring Pakistan, to make its own laws.
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The vote is likely to become a flashpoint for divisions within May's Conservative party, and it is not clear she has enough support to win it under her current plan.
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DuVernay's film, with its diverse cast and affirmation-filled storyline, has become a cultural flashpoint, with accusations of bad faith flying in all directions (and from some other studio filmmakers).
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This once-obscure scheme, which gives local police officers the authority to access immigration databases and start deportation proceedings, has emerged as a flashpoint in the national debate over immigration.
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Crowe and McFadden see this as a sign of the national party putting its finger on the scale in the primary, which has become a flashpoint in another Texas race.
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The latest flashpoint was the government's unambitious proposal to trim greenhouse-gas emissions, in keeping with cuts that Mr Abbott himself approved by signing the Paris agreement on climate change.
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"This will possibly be followed by a message from the new leader," said Laith Alkouri of the business risk consulting company Flashpoint Global Partners, who monitors the group's online messages.
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That conference is said to be a flashpoint in the Jurvetson drama, as several women dating him discovered that they were not alone in their personal involvement with the investor.
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Their vulnerability is exacerbated by martial law imposed in Mindanao by President Rodrigo Duterte, who has called the island a "flashpoint for trouble" and atrocities by Islamist and communist rebels.
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In addition, hundreds of Palestinian men, some from Gaza's ruling Hamas group, were deployed in bright orange vests to deter people from going near Israel's border fence, a frequent flashpoint.
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According to the US official, the State Department saw the area as a potential flashpoint, given its strategic location and the involvement of key rebel factions like Ahrar al-Sham.
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Tamir's death sparked protests against police misconduct in Cleveland, becoming a rallying cry for the Black Lives Matter movement and a flashpoint in the national debate about race and policing.
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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has extended martial law for all of this year in Mindanao, an island he called a "flashpoint for trouble" and atrocities by Islamist and communist rebels.
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But Democrats are closely divided over the issue, which has emerged as a central flashpoint in the Democratic primary and became the first big disagreement of Tuesday's debate in Detroit.
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Connecticut's George Shapiro said environmental issues are "very, very high on that list" of issues likely to become a new, travel ban-style legal flashpoint with the Trump White House.
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ROME (Reuters) - An Italian junior minister from the right-wing League party resigned on Thursday after being found guilty of embezzlement, defusing a potential flashpoint for the fractious coalition government.
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The fast-growing Sun Belt city, a banking center, became the latest flashpoint in two years of tense protests over U.S. police killings of black men, many of them unarmed.
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Israeli police added extra security and imposed age restrictions on worshipers allowed into the holy site, but midday prayer on Friday -- often the flashpoint for clashes -- passed in relative calm.
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He said he's particularly concerned about the Arctic, where the opening of sea lanes under what was once thick ice could produce a potential flashpoint among nations of the North.
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Brett Kavanaugh's unusually lengthy paper trail and the president's power to keep some documents confidential could become a flashpoint in Senate Democratic efforts to thoroughly vet the Supreme Court nominee.
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And as if that were not enough, North Korea – which may yet prove the most serious flashpoint of 2017 – was moving closer to its most sophisticated ballistic missile test yet.
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Bitcoin mania could prove to be the flashpoint for some of the world's largest oil producing countries to make a major move against the dollar, according to one commodity analyst.
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Since the ports changed hands, Haftar's rivals have tried to counter attack from the desert to the southwest, which could become a new flashpoint in the country's low-intensity conflict.
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Barr's role in the obstruction decision has become a flashpoint for Democrats, fueling their demands that Congress see the Mueller report, complete with grand jury material and its underlying evidence.
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A row over Galileo has become the latest flashpoint in Brexit negotiations after London accused the EU of shutting British businesses out of the project before Britain's exit next year.
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Many local officials, wanting to prevent their jurisdictions from becoming the next flashpoint, worked quickly to take down the structures in the aftermath of that weekend, which left three dead.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Yemen's warring parties have agreed new measures to enforce a ceasefire and facilitate a troop pullback from the flashpoint port of Hodeidah, the United Nations said on Monday.
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But I love that game, I love the ways it challenges and frustrates, and with Flashpoint I find I have new dreams to chase and new chances to be surprised.
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For Republicans, the FBI's FISA warrant for Page was a flashpoint to change the law, after the Justice Department inspector general detailed numerous problems with the warrants and their renewals.
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The strait has become a symbolic flashpoint in the region-wide confrontation and indirect conflict between Iran on one side and the United States and Saudi Arabia on the other.
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With younger and younger children crossing the border and being held for longer periods of times, the issue is becoming a flashpoint of debate ahead of the 2020 presidential elections.
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This creates another flashpoint amongst a deeply divided body of lawmakers that could undermine May's attempts to persuade Brussels she can pass a deal if they give her more time.
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Why it matters: "Medicare for All" would bring an enormous amount of change to the health system, and the disruption of employer-based insurance is already an important political flashpoint.
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The mask ban has become a flashpoint in the movement to defend democracy there, and is part of a growing battle between high-tech surveillance and evasion of such surveillance.
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Some jurors may seek to use the trial as a means of advancing a personal cause, a concern in a case that has become a flashpoint for ending sexual harassment.
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The new emails, which BuzzFeed obtained as part of an ongoing FOIA lawsuit against the FBI, highlight another flashpoint: rivalries between companies working with cops to solve highly publicized cases.
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Trump's recent action in Iran -- striking and killing Soleimani and then deciding not to respond to Iran's missile strike with further military action -- is the latest flashpoint in his presidency.
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ORIGIN PINPOINTED, CAUSE STILL UNKNOWN The Saddleridge fire was the latest in a string of severe California wildfires for which electrical utility equipment has been scrutinized as a possible flashpoint.
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A row over Galileo, a rival of the U.S.-owned GPS, became a flashpoint in Brexit talks after London accused the EU of shutting British companies out of the project.
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However, one particular flashpoint in the draft — which has prompted anger in Belfast — concerns the protocol regarding a so-called "hard border" between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland.
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Some operations hire underground call centers or email-response groups to walk victims through paying and restoring their data, said Lance James, chief scientist with the cyber-intelligence firm Flashpoint.
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Police safety teams Thursday began clearing a university that was a flashpoint for clashes with protesters, and an officer said any holdouts still hiding inside would not be immediately arrested.
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A major state-run Chinese media outlet uploaded a video containing derogatory depictions of Indians in what could be the latest flashpoint amid escalating tensions between Beijing and New Delhi.
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The report is also critical of the FBI over its handling of information from Steele, an ex-FBI informant who has been a flashpoint in Republican criticism of the FBI.
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