Many years earlier, my parents fled from Afghanistan to Iran.
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Colindres, 33, fled from Guatemala more than a decade ago.
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Paolo Uccello once fled from his work when served cheese.
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About 500 families had fled from the fighting, he said.
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And he allegedly fled from police at a traffic stop.
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They fled from police, but were eventually taken into custody.
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"Belinda's grandparents, they fled from the Russians to Switzerland," Niederer said.
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Both fled from Daraa, Syria, where uprisings mushroomed against the government.
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Some have fled from Venezuela to the United States, via Colombia.
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Müller apparently fled from his home before the war broke out.
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The two suspects fled from the scene on foot, police said.
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The confrontation happened after Mr. Scott fled from a traffic stop.
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My father fled from Lithuania and escaped through Poland and Austria.
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He fled from North Korea seeking for liberty, much more freedom.
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And some 1.1m Somalis have fled from persecution and conflict there.
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"But we fled from the old house like refugees," she says.
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Most of them fled from the district, leaving behind their weapons.
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Many of the migrants from Sudan fled from war and poverty.
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Hundreds of villagers fled from nearby towns as the offensive got underway.
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The L.A. Lakers' James fled from this fire, along with his family.
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She is believed to have fled from Cameroon because of domestic violence.
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At one point, he fled from a gang who abducted street children.
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The other teen who fled from the vehicle was arrested this week.
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More than 620,000 Rohingya have fled from Myanmar into Bangladesh since Aug.
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Before the family fled from Aleppo to Istanbul Mohammed's grandfather was killed.
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Students who had fled from elsewhere said they mixed well with locals.
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It remains a mystery as to why he fled from our deputies.
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But through her own bravery and wit she fled from her captors.
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He fled from the country and arrived in Krefeld in northern Germany.
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In both incidents, Muslim residents fled from their homes fearing more widespread violence.
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"They fled from their homes by locking their doors," said Fayez Ullah, 25.
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A second suspect who fled from the vehicle was quickly taken into custody.
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Perhaps 1,400 people were killed and hundreds of thousands fled from their homes.
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Many civilian residents have fled from the frontlines into the town of Douma.
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Steele has reportedly fled from his home after being terrified for his safety.
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Last year several factory-owners fled from Gurao, leaving debts and unpaid wages.
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Police say McClain fled from the area and has not been captured yet.
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Merezhkowsky fled from the Crimea in 1898, likely because he was a child
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Dominique has fled from Kelly, but Azriel and Joycelyn are still with him.
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We fled from Iran to the Netherlands when I was eight years old.
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Suspects apparently fled from the scene, some on foot and some in a car.
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Uganda: Millions have fled from South Sudan as a civil war continues to rage.
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Two firearms were discovered on the floor of the car that Rose fled from.
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Their patients, however, had fled from the waiting rooms and even from their beds.
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The gunmen fled from the scene -- and also stole Daley's car in the process.
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My father's cousin also fled from Lithuania, but she didn't make it into Germany.
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"The officers were in full uniform and the suspect fled from them," she said.
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She rejected the label and fled from the city and the mainstream art world.
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"When I fled from China, I suddenly realized they are here already," she said.
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Their family had fled from their home in the northern Syrian town of Kobani.
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More than 400,000 Yazidis have fled from their homes in Sinjar and Nineveh Plains.
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Most Rohingya have since fled from Myanmar's far western Rakhine State to neighboring Bangladesh.
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Her mother's parents, she said, fled from the Holocaust; their parents died in Europe.
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They fled from their home with their family when water started coming up the driveway.
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Frkovich said 16-year-old Hannah Hart had fled from her home at 2 a.
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The group he is traveling with fled from Gaza into Egypt, then flew to Turkey.
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Aldean ran from the stage as the audience fled from the sounds of rapid gunfire.
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Cedrick Chatman, 17, was shot as he fled from two officers on January 7, 2013.
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More than 70,000 Rohingya have since fled from Myanmar to Bangladesh, according to U.N. estimates.
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After Kepler admittedly shot Lake, he fled from the scene and did not call 911.
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Nearly a third of those fled from Trump in the wake of the lewd tape.
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They helped expand trade and benefited immigrants who fled from less to more developed nations.
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More than 31,000 people have fled from the rebel-held eastern districts, aid agencies say.
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The report was based on interviews with 220 Rohingya Muslims who fled from Myanmar into Bangladesh.
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The teen said she fled from her relatives who she alleged had abused and beaten her.
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The migrants were abandoned when their guards fled from the fighting, which killed almost 30 people.
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Kalim Ullah, 42, fled from the Buthidaung area with his wife, six sons and a daughter.
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Both women were left with the bill for the meal after he fled from the date.
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Meanwhile their maternal grandparents had also fled from China to Taiwan to escape the Japanese army.
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I spoke by video chat with a civilian named Ali Saeed who reluctantly fled from Madaya.
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When he came back to Iran in 2010, Amiri said he had fled from US officials.
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Watching his authority crumble, Mr. Yanukovych fled from Ukraine in February 2014, later reappearing in Russia.
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After World War II, white families fled from urban centers and resettled in homogeneous suburban regions.
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So the Williams family packed up their belongings and fled from their home in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma.
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The United Nations estimates about 69,000 people have fled from Myanmar to Bangladesh since the violence began.
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Many had fled from extreme brutality and oppression in countries like Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Somalia and Iran.
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They fled from Missouri to Godejohn's house in Big Bend, WI. Police caught up with them there.
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About 30 people suffered injuries, mostly from falling masonry as they fled from their homes, officials said.
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In the meantime, people fled from major metropolitan areas, sheltered in place, and even stopped watching porn.
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The details: Most of the migrants are reportedly women and children who fled from poverty and violence.
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"The shop was opened by the Bertaux family, who were Communards who fled from France," Wade recounts.
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Like countless others in the exclusion zone, many families of Soma fled from the highly radiated area.
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Sometimes they are returned to the butchers they have fled from, and other times they're more fortunate.
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"The money changers have fled from their high seats in the temple of our civilization," Roosevelt said.
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Thousands fled from their homes to gather in emergency shelters in open spaces, the disaster agency said.
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For people who fled from Hurricane Florence, this inn in Fayetteville has become a last-ditch shelter.
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He had fled from Russian to Britain in 2000 after breaking with Putin and his inner circle.
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In the 1830s, members of the church fled from the East Coast to Ohio, and then Missouri.
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Caravaggio had fled from Rome the previous year after stabbing a man to death in a brawl.
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Investors fled from riskier bets as a yield curve inversion is seen as a leading recession indicator.
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When a fierce T-rex popped up on the screen, a seemingly startled Shelby fled from the window.
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Sixty eight percent of the total refugees fled from five countries: Syria, Afghanistan, South Sudan, Myanmar, and Somalia.
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The Saudi teenager who fled from her allegedly abusive family suspended her Twitter account because of death threats.
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The second vehicle that fled from immigration authorities, authorities said, came to a stop after a short pursuit.
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Residents said people fled from their homes, and power and telecoms links were down in the remote region.
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In Mexico City, people fled from shaking buildings onto the street, some still in robes and without shoes.
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Gordon fled from the scene and then returned AFTER cops had arrived -- they arrested him on the spot.
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Bitcoin has slumped as much as 21 percent today, as investors also fled from other cryptocurrencies, notes Bloomberg.
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" When the commando team arrived to kidnap Patricia, Weed fled from the home yelling, "Take whatever you want!
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Investigators say Harrison fled from officers after they turned on their squad lights for him to pull over.
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Defeated Nationalist forces fled from China to Taiwan in 1949 after losing a civil war with the Communists.
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The family had fled from their home in Mosul, Iraq, months earlier and resettled in the Nordic country.
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" Green groups, for instance, fled from "If a Tree Falls," with its sympathetic portrait of an environmental "terrorist.
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In 2016, an unarmed teen named Paul O'Neal was shot in the back as he fled from officers.
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More than a thousand refugees, including Syrians, Afghans, Pakistanis and Iraqis, fled from Turkey to Greece last week.
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The Tibetan Buddhist spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, fled from the crackdown and was granted asylum in India.
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Turkey also currently houses 3.5 million refugees, most of whom have fled from Syria, according to the UNHCR.
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As a boy, his family fled from Cairo to Sudan and then to Europe, where they eventually settled.
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My mother and my brother (then a baby) fled from Hamburg to New York City, also in 1938.
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"Guns were pulled, shots were fired, people were running and the subjects fled from each other," she said.
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At least four people suffered slight injuries from falling masonry as they fled from the homes, officials said.
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They fled from one hell to another, but still, they say this is better than risking their lives.
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The Rohingyas have fled from their homes in northwest Myanmar to escape communal violence and Myanmar army crackdown.
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Many fled from Turkey, a popular Saudi vacation spot, to Georgia, which Saudis can enter without a visa.
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The Taliban fled from the area after the arrival of reinforcements, seizing the motorcycles of two militia members.
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Sure, investors fled from the airlines and the retailers — that's natural — but they didn't flee from the stock market.
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Authorities were searching for Dayonte Resiles, who fled from the courthouse in Fort Lauderdale at about 9:30 a.m.
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Sure, investors fled from the airlines and the retailers — that's natural — but they didn't flee from the stock market.
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The intersection of 20th Street N and 15th Avenue, where Ricky Ball fled from police officers in October 2015.
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Five years ago she and her son, who was then three, fled from El Salvador and her violent husband.
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The Glendale Police Department also responded to the call before Klock fled from officers and leapt over another median.
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Officials are searching for Dayonte Resiles, who fled from the courthouse in Fort Lauderdale at about 9:30 a.m.
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Early on, we learn that we're a disconnected cyborg who has fled from The Hub to avoid an upgrade.
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Her family fled from communist Vietnam when she was a baby and was rescued by a U.S. Navy ship.
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Some of those ruins housed the Jewish rebels who fled from the Roman Empire in the first century CE.
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"The money changers have fled from their high seats in the temple," he decreed in his first inaugural address.
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Early in 28500, Daniel fled from El Salvador to the United States to get away from his abusive stepfather.
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Two zebras fled from a circus in northern Germany on Tuesday night, according to Deutsche Welle, causing traffic chaos.
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The 17-year-old was shot three times and killed after he and another passenger fled from a car.
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Puerto Rico sheltered many of the evacuees who fled from other Caribbean Islands during Hurricane Irma earlier this month.
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I asked Abdo Ali Salem al-Obali , the self-declared "sheikh" of the camp, what they had fled from.
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Like Solange, who left Brooklyn's fast-pace in 2012, Ayers returns to the quiet town she once fled from.
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According to U.N. estimates, about 655,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled from a fierce military crackdown on militants in Rakhine.
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The suspect fled from the scene and assaulted a passerby before he was captured 20 minutes later, NHK said.
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During World War II, Chen's mother and grandparents fled from Chongqing, China to a farming village in Sichuan Provence.
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Those outcomes contrast with where the cases started, especially for many mothers who fled from Central America with their children.
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Local authorities reportedly believe Vance allegedly targeted the Wilksons in a "rage killing" as he fled from police that Sunday.
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"Reports that TTP spokesperson Ehsanullah Ehsan fled from custody highly disturbing," former Pakistani senator Farhatullah Babar said in a tweet.
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About 655,000 Rohingya have fled from Rakhine State for shelter over the border in Bangladesh, according to the United Nations.
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Ruya and her mother fled from Ethiopia and arrived in the US in December 2015, settling in Boise, Miliband said.
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One deputy testified that Mr. Bates had apparently dozed off minutes before Mr. Harris, who was black, fled from deputies.
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The suspects had their faces concealed by masks and fled from the casino, the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department said.
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A chimpanzee fled from a zoo in northern Japan and tried desperately to avoid capture by climbing an electric pole.
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We didnt have the numbers, said one masked male protester who fled from Prince Edward station pursued by riot police.
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"We didn't have the numbers," said one masked male protester who fled from Prince Edward station pursued by riot police.
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We didnt have the numbers, said one male masked protester who fled from Prince Edward station, pursued by riot police.
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Around 688,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled from Rakhine to neighboring Bangladesh after attacks on security posts in Rakhine on Aug.
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The Observatory estimated that about 120,000 people had fled from countryside around Aleppo and Idlib over the past 12 days.
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Her name is Shideh (Narges Rashidi), her child is Dorsa (Avin Manshadi), and they have just fled from their apartment.
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It has been three times already that we have fled from the village since June ... The government cannot control this area.
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The TBI said Willis fled from his home in Ashland City, Tennessee, to avoid law enforcement but was arrested on Sept.
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Since the scandal broke the Stepanovs, who fled from Russia for fear of their lives, have been working closely with WADA.
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A runway pet pig captured in this 40-second video has reportedly fled from its home - but seems happier than ever.
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We left behind everyone we loved as we fled from gang conscription, forced prostitution and even the promise of certain death.
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That case involved a pair of police officers who shot a 2130-year-old boy as he fled from a burglary.
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Investors fled from risky assets on fears that Trump's pledges during his election campaign could translate into years of policy uncertainty.
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He then allegedly fled from the cabin of the passenger jet into the cockpit and locked himself behind the bombproof doors.
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As we previously reported, 30-year-old Bess fled from cops during a routine traffic stop in Arizona early Monday morning.
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My mother's grandparents had also fled from rural Belorussia, and no one on either side of the family had ever returned.
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In 2015, she infamously fled from a journalist who asked her on camera if she was actually an African-American woman.
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"We fled from the rain to avoid getting wet," Mr. Mackaya said, speaking into a recording app on Mr. Katvan's smartphone.
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Around 20,000 people have fled from eastern neighborhoods in recent days, O'Brien told CNN on Tuesday night, but around 200,000 remain.
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"I fled from the room and called the sheriff's office but did not get any response," Farmer writes in the affidavit.
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That case involved a pair of police officers who shot a 15-year-old boy as he fled from a burglary.
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Some three million people are living in Idlib, half of them Syrians who have fled from other parts of the country.
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"I have not fled from justice, but I have used internationally regulated methods to continue my quest for justice," he wrote.
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Hundreds of thousands of people fled from Muslim-majority Bangladesh that year during its India-backed war of independence from Pakistan.
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Many of them have fled from the town of Maaret al-Numan, toward which the Syrian troops have been steadily advancing.
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"There's nowhere safe," said Liddy Lant, a hospital cleaner still in her uniform who had fled from her home on Saturday.
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A document reviewed by CNN indicated Kaine fled from a police officer and that it took several officers to detain him.
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Investors fled from former tech darlings like Amazon (AMZN) and Netflix (NFLX), which both lost around one-fifth of their value.
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"The suspect dropped his rifle, which was a Ruger AR assault-type rifle and fled from the church," according to Martin.
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UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson fled from the cameras Wednesday morning as his aide swore at a reporter on live television.
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Alphonsine Njededa had already fled from her home village of Angolou when armed men stormed the community and began burning houses.
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Most fled from the conflict-ridden east of the country: first westwards, and then across the Black Sea to Tel Aviv.
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Police said the new mom is "possibly deceased" or could have possibly fled from the local areas due to fear or threats.
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On August 220th 43,24 Venezuelan migrants fled from the Brazilian border town of Pacaraima after locals attacked them with sticks and stones.
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As he fled from the snipers, Mr. Guzmán slipped and fell, injuring his leg and face, the authorities said at the time.
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The dog and his handler, Vince Ramsour, were dispatched to aid in the search of the fugitive, who had fled from officers.
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Cambodian artist Sopheap Pich fled from the Khmer Rouge's regime's massacres and fled to the US with his family as a teenager.
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In 2016, over 181,000 migrants or refugees fled from Libya, Eritrea, Somalia, Nigeria, and other war-torn African countries to reach Europe.
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About 700,000 Rohingya have fled from Myanmar to Bangladesh since a Myanmar military crackdown in response to Rohingya militant attacks last August.
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It's so hard to understand that these are people who fled from war and violence, and yet they want us to suffer.
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Aesha had her nose and ears cut off by the Taliban after she fled from her in-laws, who had abused her.
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But tensions still run high in the city, and many residents who fled from the jihadists have yet to return — notably women.
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Eventually, Abu Ahmed made the crossing to Teknaf, joining the more than 2500,226 official Rohingya refugees who had fled from previous crackdowns.
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In the past, like most writers, I've fled from this question and mouthed the usual platitudes about loving all my children equally.
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Hundreds of thousands fled from the province to the then British-ruled territory to escape famine or persecution during Mao Zedong's rule.
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Stockley shot Smith after Smith fled from Stockley and his partner, who were trying to arrest him for a suspected drug deal.
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Quotable: "There's nowhere safe," said Liddy Lant, a hospital cleaner still in her uniform who had fled from her home on Saturday.
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While some Republicans fled from Trump during the campaign, Priebus was unwavering in his backing for the New York real estate developer.
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The prime suspect and alleged mastermind, Talwinder Singh Parmar, fled from BC to India, where he was killed by police in 1992.
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The United Nations says 730,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled from Myanmar's Rakhine State to Bangladesh since the military's crackdown on insurgent attacks.
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Officer Mike Lopez, a police spokesman, says the man had fled from the scene after the Saturday afternoon shooting in South Los Angeles.
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In 1957, her grandmother, Sun Yi, a journalist and a single mother, fled from China to Hong Kong with her daughter, Hulls's mother.
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Copts who have fled from northern Sinai wonder aloud how the government can protect them when it cannot even protect its own soldiers.
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As Ricky Ball fled from police officers in October 2015, he ran through the abandoned property and out the back of the lot.
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When Animal Político, a website, accused the former governor of Veracruz of diverting millions of dollars to phantom companies, he fled from Mexico.
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In the area around Lake Chad some 2.4m people have fled from attacks by Boko Haram, a group that straps bombs to children.
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In July, a refugee from Afghanistan attacked four tourists on a German train, then stabbed a woman as he fled from the train.
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Prosecutors said he "stole" the child from the boy's mother on July 31, 2014, after she had fled from his abuse days earlier.
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Habbaniyah, Iraq (CNN)Five-year-old Tabarak had to be given sleeping pills to hush her crying as her family fled from ISIS.
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Investigators claim that Lara, rattled by what he'd done, fled from Oregon to California on a crime spree soon after he killed Sawyer.
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Many people had fled from the fighting towards Hama city and neighbouring villages, as well as north into Idlib province, the U.N. said.
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Abe fled from Poland, we hear, to a house on a tiny Welsh island where all the children were outcasts with freakish superpowers.
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The original independent police investigator wanted to rule the shooting unjustified, saying the teen fled from Fry and Toth without posing a threat.
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TBI agents say they arrested Willis in Greenville, Kentucky, where he reportedly fled from his home in Ashland City, Tennessee to avoid police.
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Um Ahmad, 26, who fled from Homs 3 years ago after her home was destroyed by shelling, is pregnant with her fourth child.
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Nyugen allegedly fled from the crash, and subsequently, police received a call that he had entered a senior care facility, the release states.
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One time he nearly killed them, trying to run their car off the road as they fled from him on the Belt Parkway.
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As a result, thousands of users who fled from AlphaBay to Hansa ran right into the arms of the authorities monitoring their activity.
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China has hundreds of missiles pointed at Taiwan, where losing Nationalists fled from Mao Zedong's Communists in the Chinese civil war in 1949.
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Mr. Zarrab was released and restarted his smuggling scheme, according to trial testimony, while Mr. Korkmaz was jailed and later fled from Turkey.
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Officials in Dare County estimated that some 300,000 tourists had fled from the Outer Banks since mandatory evacuations were imposed early this week.
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Meanwhile, investors fled from large U.S. equity funds, which had 43% of outflows; target date funds, 27%; and mid U.S. equity funds, 10%.
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There were signs that some migrants might have fled from Calais to Paris to avoid being roped into official processing of asylum requests.
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There might be bowheads alive today who remember the mass slaughter of their species – who might even have fled from the Fleetwing's approach.
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About 730,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled from Myanmar's Rakhine State into Bangladesh since a military crackdown in 2017 after Rohingya insurgents attacked security posts.
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"We have been displaced three times now," said Minale Ayalew, a 45 year-old priest and father of six who fled from Benishangul-Gumuz.
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The man behind the wheel allegedly crashed the Jeep into a concrete wall, then fled from officers on foot before he was finally restrained.
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Months later, death row inmate Marie Dean Arrington fled from prison in her pajamas, earning a spot as the second woman on the list.
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These photos are of him — ready evidence of what Kamal has fled from and what could happen to him if he were to return.
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Most of the people in Idlib are internally displaced: they fled from one region to another as parts of Syria fell to the regime.
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Myanmar has come under international pressure after some 125,000 Rohingya Muslims fled from a surge of violence in Rakhine state, beginning with an Aug.
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VICE News correspondent Ben Anderson, reporting from Kabul, spoke to people who've fled from Helmand, a province in on the southern border of Pakistan.
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About 730,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled from western Rakhine State into Bangladesh since a military crackdown in 2017 after Rohingya insurgents attacked security posts.
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TBI agents said that they arrested Willis in Greenville, Kentucky, where he reportedly fled from his home in Ashland City, Tennessee, to avoid police.
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A probable cause document reviewed by CNN says Kaine fled from a police officer, who then caught-up to him and knocked him down.
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His parents had fled from the North during the war, sailing for three days on the deck of a U.S. ship packed with refugees.
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The Saudi teenager who says she fled from the nation and her family in fear for her life has been granted asylum in Canada.
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More than 6,000 people fled from Pajok to Uganda this week, Babar Baloch, a U.N. refugee agency spokesman, said in a statement on Friday.
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A few feet away, the gas pumps were busy with Floridians topping off as they fled from the coast and north toward Dothan, Ala.
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He said the man fled from the church and collapsed in the street about 100 yards from the building, where he was pronounced dead.
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In the north since mid-December, some 300,000 people have fled from their homes, some of them displaced for the second or third time.
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Around 688,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled from Rakhine to Bangladesh in recent months to escape an army crackdown following insurgent attacks on security forces.
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Duenas said she fled from El Salvador because she fears her brother-in-law will kill her and her daughter, according to the lawsuit.
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"This large-scale attack on vulnerable people who have already fled from extreme violence is shocking and unacceptable," said an official with the group.
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Mr. Clinton named him ambassador to France, the country to which he had fled from his native Austria, as something of a consolation prize.
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Egyptian authorities estimate that hundreds if not thousands of Islamic militants have already fled from Iraq and Syria, infiltrated Sinai, and joined ISIS-SP.
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Albert Simaela, a disaster agency official in Ambon, said people fled from areas near the ocean, fearing a tsunami, shortly after the first tremor.
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Hours earlier, he had fled from his art class at Santa Fe High School while a student shot indiscriminately throughout the campus, killing 10.
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But conditions changed dramatically over the years as manufacturers fled from the lack of profits, leaving three major DRAM makers — Samsung, Hynix and Micron.
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About 9,000 Nigerians fled from Rann across the nearby border into Cameroon, but the UNHCR reported that almost all of them were forced to return.
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They had fled from Zuwara, Libya, the night before, wading out to the vessel they hoped would take them away from danger and into Europe.
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Ali Shoui, a 38-year-old father of four, said he fled from a rebel-held northern province when he could not feed his children.
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I didn't recognize it at the time, but as my forces fled from the victorious Egyptian army, the death knell was sounding for my empire.
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It has been two years since her family fled from the Iraqi city fearing for their lives, as ISIS ushered in a reign of terror.
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Cramer also tells the story of Greg Carafello, who fled from the 73th floor of the original World Trade Center's South Tower on 9/11.
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Hundreds of thousands of them are holed up in squalid refugee camps just inside the Bangladeshi border, to where they fled from Myanmar's Rakhine state.
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Another survivor spoke of the "indescribable" wind which caused the fire to spread as he fled from his summer home in Mati, east of Athens.
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She fled from Mexico with him "to find a better life," after suffering decades of physical violence for much of her childhood and adolescent years.
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President Rodrigo Duterte visited a school where people who fled from Marawi are being housed and apologized for their plight, especially since it was Ramadan.
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By the time Mr. Batista fled from a darkened Havana airport just after midnight on New Year's Day 1959, Mr. Castro was already a legend.
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This is literally the case; the United Empire Loyalists, as they were called, the "Tories" who fled from the States, did much to make Canada.
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The suspect fled from the police in a 2015 Toyota Camry, and at one point, began shooting at officers from his car, the authorities said.
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Both men fled from lawlessness and violence that, even if they had survived, would have threatened any hope of a stable life in their country.
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Many houses are packed with 20 to 30 people because families are sheltering relatives or other people who have fled from other parts of Mosul.
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An article on Thursday about thousands of Rohingya who have fled from Myanmar to Bangladesh because of violence referred incorrectly to the city of Yangon.
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Leifer fled from Australia in 2008 with what Australian authorities believe was the assistance of the insular Adass Jewish community, after accusations against her surfaced.
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A suspect may have fled from the building, at 124 Buel Avenue, in a gray vehicle headed east on Dongan Hills Avenue, the police said.
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Many of them, including fighters who fled from Surt, began to regroup at two training camps about 25 miles southwest of the city, officials said.
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Seng Luangrath was 12 years old when she and her family fled from Laos in order to escape political unrest from the war in Vietnam.
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As police investigated, a shootout began, killing one police officer as the gunmen fled from the nearby town of Qatranah to Karak, ending at the castle.
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La Chinesca became a hideout for the hundreds of Chinese immigrants who fled from Sinaloa and Sonora seeking refuge in the basements of their fellow countrymen.
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At 4 months old the calf fled from her home in Holland, New York, which was a farm that raised cattle for slaughter, reports Farm Sanctuary.
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Thanks to SPCA International, a dog named Fox was reunited with his family, who fled from Aleppo in late 2015 after a missile hit their home.
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UN and Houthi government officials estimated some 10,000 fled from the front lines near the Saudi border and into Abs and Aslam, northwest of the capital.
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According to the police records, more than one witness told police that they did not see anything in Rose's hands when he fled from the vehicle.
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Analysts at Goldman Sachs estimate that $3 billion to $4 billion fled from Hong Kong to Singapore in August, according to a report published this week.
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Residents fled from the area, carrying suitcases and bags of belongings and picking their way through the wrecked buildings as shells and gunfire echoed behind them.
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It wants to make it easier for authorities to revoke residence permits for refugees who fled from war once there is peace in their home countries.
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The operation "deterred the detained terrorists and others who fled from executing their criminal plans on Lebanese soil," the statement from the General Security directorate said.
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Interior Minister Salamah Hamad said on Monday that the four had fled from the Qatranah area to Karak after an exchange of fire with the police.
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Police superintendent Imtiaz Hussain said artillery shells fired by the Pakistan army fell in the Uri area and hundreds of villagers had fled from their homes.
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Trump's event comes amid protests in Milwaukee following the fatal police shooting of Sylville Smith, a black man police say was armed and fled from them.
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The Comfort just returned in December from an 11-week mission to treat 85033,000 people from Central and South America, including many who fled from Venezuela.
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When Tan Le was four years old, she, her mother, grandmother and sister fled from their native Vietnam in search of a better life in Australia.
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So along with her passions for singing and dancing, there was that: the original ungainliness, the dreaded self discarded, fled from, which remains in eternal pursuit.
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"We forget why people fled from high quality stocks in droves yesterday, even stocks that had nothing to do with Italy," the "Mad Money " host said.
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Its guardianship system came under fresh scrutiny after Saudi teenager Rahaf Mohammed al-Qunun fled from her family and was granted asylum in Canada in January.
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More than 740,000 Rohingya fled from Myanmar into neighboring Bangladesh in 2016 and 2017 as the Myanmar military conducted a campaign of violence in Rakhine state.
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The Turkish operation is targeting the Kurdish-held enclave of Afrin, to which tens of thousands of Syrians have fled from other parts of the country.
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We now know that one, Sergeant La David Johnson, had fled from the fusillade to seek cover in nearby woods when he was shot 18 times.
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Unfortunately I found that having fled from Syria and having a degree in international relations and vast experience of working with various NGOs does not guarantee asylum.
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He fled from his house in the city of Ventura overlooking the Pacific Ocean last week, just minutes before a wall of flames engulfed it, he said.
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If the next presidential election is like the one in 2016, when working-class whites fled from the Democrats at astonishing speed, the party's candidate will struggle.
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Dearing fled from officers and was later cornered by police when he allegedly opened fire on them with a handgun, striking Gumm in the chest, investigators said.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Militant groups smuggled some of their members into Europe in the wave of migrants who have fled from Syria, German Chancellor Angela said on Monday.
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Garcia, who used to harvest avocados, said they fled from the town of Tlacotepec, in the southern Mexican state of Guerrero, because of fighting between rival cartels.
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At the time of the incident, Bradley's wife told police he roughed her up during a heated argument and then fled from the scene before help arrived.
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He fled from any hint of conflict, usually with a wiseass comment flung over his shoulder, and he could outrun any goofus who took up the chase.
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However, less than 40 percent of that appeal has been received, stopping 99 frontline aid programs and hindering assistance for 85,000 people who have fled from Falluja.
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" The Gospel of Mark's version of the scene depicted here concludes: "They fled from the sepulcher … neither said they any thing to any man … they were afraid.
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Schloss moved to Cologne in the early 2115s and worked as an illustrator of newspapers and books until he fled from the Nazis to Sweden in 2975.
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He estimated that more than 7,000 people have fled from Jaghori and Malistan either to Ghazni or into neighboring Bamiyan and more than 3,000 homes had been razed.
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As Tonic reported a few months ago, rates of obesity have also skyrocketed since people fled from full-fat foods, and swapped in carb and sugar-heavy replacements.
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When his family fled from Kabul to Germany four years ago, after his father was targeted by the Taliban, one of his priorities was to carry on playing.
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The country says it has a total refugee population of about 1.4 million, more than a million of whom have fled from South Sudan's four-year civil war.
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The two journalists had worked on Reuters coverage of the crisis in Rakhine, where an estimated 655,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled from a fierce military crackdown on militants.
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More than 700,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled from Myanmar's Rakhine State into Bangladesh since a military crackdown that began a year ago after Rohingya insurgents attacked security posts.
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Prosecutors contended that Nero arrested Gray without cause when he fled from him and two other officers unprovoked, and then failed to secure Gray in the transport van.
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The original independent police investigator wanted to rule that the shooting was unjustified, saying the teen fled from the officers without posing a threat or turning toward them.
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Hudhayfah Al Hariri, who fled from Deraa four years ago, witnessed Zaatari as it mushroomed to a settlement of 222,000 refugees, becoming by population Jordan's fourth largest "city".
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Thousands of Islamic State fighters and their relatives have fled from U.S.-led military campaign in eastern Syria, The New York Times reports, citing new classified intelligence assessments.
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The Badran family, which lost 39 members and 10 neighbors in four separate coalition strikes, fled from place to place as front lines in the city rapidly shifted.
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Refugees who fled from the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria urged senators on Tuesday not to close the door on others trying to escape the group's violence.
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Born into an Armenian family that fled from genocide in Ottoman Turkey, he grew up in Depression America with a passion for social justice that shaped his reporting.
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Two people were injured after a driver fled from a U.S. Secret Service officer before eventually crashing into an oncoming car in Northern Virginia, the agency said Sunday.
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After constructing the infamous Trojan Horse, the Greeks had to move their ships out of the horizon to make the Trojans believe they'd actually fled from their invasion.
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The Saudi teen whose pleas for asylum went viral after she fled from her family and escaped to Thailand earlier this week has been granted asylum in Canada.
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Gudrun and her mother, Margarete, had also fled from their home in Gmünd, about 300 miles south of Berlin, but were captured by American troops in northern Italy.
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"Defendant Carlos Ghosn fled from Japan by acting in a way that could constitute a crime in itself," Japanese prosecutors said in a statement following Ghosn's public remarks.
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The family had fled from Wadi Layya village in Al-Daher district on the border with Saudi Arabia into Haidan district in Saada governorate where the airstrike happened.
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Hundreds of protesters fled from the university or surrendered overnight and on Monday amid running battles on nearby streets, where demonstrators threw petrol bombs and rocks at police.
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Update: A second suspect in the stabbing of Tessa Majors reportedly fled from a car in Harlem on his way to meet police for questioning on Monday night.
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The director has been largely accepted here, even though he fled from the United States in 1978 after pleading guilty to unlawful sex with a 13-year-old.
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Nearly 70,000 Rohingya have fled from Myanmar's Rakhine State to Bangladesh to escape a crackdown launched after nine policemen were killed in attacks on border posts on Oct.
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Kam McLeod, 19, and Bryer Schmegelsky, 18, both from Port Alberni, British Columbia, fled from British Columbia to Manitoba and were the target of an intense three-week manhunt.
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The military counter-offensive in October resulted in some 87,000 Rohingya fleeing to Bangladesh, where they joined many others who have fled from Myanmar over the past 25 years.
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As China's Communist troops fled from attacks in the 1930s, trekking thousands of miles to a new base, they spread its yellow granules on their wounds to stanch bleeding.
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Thousands of families have fled from towns such as Jisr al Shqour and Jabal al Zawya to rural areas less exposed to daily bombing and shelling, aid workers said.
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The Dalai Lama, who fled from Tibet into exile in India in 1959 after a failed uprising against Chinese rule, says he wants genuine autonomy for Tibet, not independence.
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She says she fled from the scene ... but when she returned, Tyrel was still there -- so she locked herself inside her bathroom and told him to leave the premises.
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Julian Durdur, 203, who fled from persecution against Christian minorities in Iraq, is learning code at a center where low-skilled workers are trained in digital technology, outside Paris.
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The story goes: Link's mother fled from Hyrule proper into the Lost Woods during the Hylian Civil War, gravely injured, and entrusted her baby to the Great Deku Tree.
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Mr. Gray was arrested by police officers after he fled from them in the blighted neighborhood of Sandtown and was eventually placed, shackled and handcuffed, into a police wagon.
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The law also encouraged the removal of Francoist symbols across the country while granting a right of return to any former Spanish citizens who fled from the dictator's regime.
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Wall Street saw a "sea change" in investments after a round of good news triggered investors to buy up cyclical names that many have recently fled from, Cramer said.
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Ex-NFL running back Tre Mason was arrested in Palm Beach, Florida on Tuesday stemming from a police chase in which the RB fled from cops on an ATV.
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Mr. Veiga, known by the alias Marcelo Piloto, had been a fugitive from Brazilian law since 2007, when he fled from prison 10 years into a 26-year sentence.
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About 900,000 Rohingya have fled from Myanmar to Bangladesh since August 2017, the result of a campaign of violence by the country's security forces against the Muslim minority group.
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The Yine are the descendants of workers conscripted by the rubber baron Carlos Fermín Fitzcarrald; the Mashco are believed to be the descendants of people who fled from him.
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A witness told the Kansas City Star that the suspect shouted, "Get out of my country" before shooting Kuchibhotla and Madasani, and then fled from the bar on foot.
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"I saw Taliban burning the house of a local police commander, killing the commander and his son," said Mohammad Ali, who fled from his home in Jaghori to Ghazni city.
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"I think there are many people running from war to Europe, and I guess it's a (problem)," said Issam Katib, 27, who fled from Damascus and was among those detained.
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Yingluck fled from Thailand in August, weeks before the Supreme Court found her guilty of negligence in mismanaging a rice-buying scheme and sentenced her to five years in prison.
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A witness, however, told CNN in 2006 that police lined up "like at a firing range" and fatally shot an unarmed man in the back as he fled from them.
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Nearly 70,0003 Rohingya have fled from Buddhist-majority Myanmar's Rakhine State to Bangladesh to escape a crackdown launched after nine policemen were killed in attacks on border posts on Oct.
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While his children are originally in the dark about why their entire family fled from Chicago to the mountains and rivers of Missouri, they find out the truth almost immediately.
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Turkey has promised that all returned people will be treated in line with international law, including guarantees that they will not be returned to the countries they have fled from.
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Yingluck fled from Thailand last August, weeks before the Supreme Court found her guilty of negligence in mismanaging a rice subsidy scheme and sentenced her to five years in prison.
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The company fled from the public eye, and eventually emerged months later with a neutered version of the app, sans ratings and with ways for users to reject bad reviews.
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You play Vic, the older sibling — brother or sister, the choice is yours — of Alex, who was bewitched by the Walkers' message and fled from home to join their revolution.
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However, the rebel defeat has also brought severe hardship on civilians who fled from insurgent-held areas, thousands of whom have been forced to camp in wilderness under the snow.
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Liberation was also a choice for my great-great-great grandparents, Clarissa and Daniel Whaley, who fled from a plantation in Pineville, South Carolina, to Charleston during the Civil War.
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An estimated 85033 million of its 8 million residents are internally displaced people, who have fled from ethnic violence that has riven the eastern part of the country for decades.
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One, who grew up with a live-in housekeeper, only started cleaning her room in her 20s, after moving in with her best friend, who nearly fled from her slovenliness.
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The couple said they fled from their village in Myanmar's Rakhine State in late August, soon after the army launched a crackdown following attacks on security posts by Rohingya militants.
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They had worked on Reuters coverage of a crisis in the western state of Rakhine, where an estimated 655,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled from a fierce military crackdown on militants.
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Some who fled from Magalia, Paradise and other burned towns in the forested Sierra Nevada foothills of eastern Butte County are staying in the tent city at the Chico Walmart.
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Manu has lived her entire life in hiding: She wears sunglasses that cover her strangely shaped eyes, and her mother fled from Argentina when she was too young to remember.
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Muslims this evening are due to mark a new year, 1441 AH. The calendar flip dates to when the prophet Mohammed fled from Mecca to Medina to escape religious persecution.
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If elected, Issacs will oversee an organization that is actively involved in resettling refugees, many of them Muslim, who have fled from the war torn regions of Iraq and Syria.
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Every man, woman, or child who has fled from their home or been seriously harmed or killed in the Middle East is a tragedy, no matter their religion or ethnicity.
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According to the Russian government, Mr. Assad's main foreign backer, more than 0003,000 people have fled from the rebel enclave to government-held areas, and 2,200 rebel fighters have surrendered.
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Thousands of people fled from their homes, offices and schools six years ago after a devastating earthquake and tsunami caused a meltdown at a nuclear power plant in Fukushima, Japan.
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Thousands of civilians fled from there and from another besieged enclave at the opposite end of Syria on Friday as two battles in the multi-sided war entered decisive phases.
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Police say that Oscar Barcenas, 28, took off his jacket as he fled from officers and pulled out a gun with an extended magazine and laser sight, FOX affiliate KTVU reported.
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Pentagon officials say among those present in the camps were ISIS fighters who had fled from the group's previous stronghold in Sirte who were trying to reconstitute themselves and conduct training.
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Turman later fled from police — including the California Highway Patrol and Shasta County Sheriff's Office — at speeds exceeding 100 mph in the 1994 teal and green Chrysler Town and Country minivan.
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The older members of Karachi's Rohingya community fled from a repressive military regime that took power in 1962, escaping on foot or by boat to Bangladesh, which was then East Pakistan.
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Or that the man who invented the most popular brand (the one with the green cap) is an immigrant who fled from Vietnam to the US by boat 40 years ago?
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On Wednesday, Mount Sinabung on Sumatra sent a 1.5-mile column of ash into the air, and farther east in Vanuatu, nearly 11,000 people have fled from the Manaro Voui volcano.
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Hazaz al-Shel, a man who fled from his hometown of Homs, said he doesn't think any less of Canadians for the attack and that he is ready to move on.
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Julia Louis-Dreyfus, while accepting the award for best actress in a comedy series for her role in HBO's "Veep," told the audience that her father fled from Nazi-occupied France.
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More than half a million Rohingya have fled from a Myanmar military crackdown in Rakhine State launched in late August that has been denounced by the United Nations as ethnic cleansing.
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"This is going to deeply affect my little niece and nephew, to know that their mother was murdered," shared Gauf of KC who had fled from husband Anthony more than once.
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The moment the doctor achieved his objective, he fled from his responsibility; several of my own bosses have lacked formal management training because of the deeply disorganized nature of media promotions.
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No one in Sherman apparently knew that their neighbor, 71, was once known as Inmate No. 0000364334 or that he had fled from prison — not even his longtime girlfriend, Cindy Derby.
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"The government has ruined the economy and here they are, trying to interfere with our only means of survival," said 28-year-old Gilbert Fodya, as he fled from the police.
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It was the once-glorious metropolis that young people fled from after the shuttering of the steel mills in the early 1980s led to a mass exodus and a stark decline.
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It showed the suspect, Eric C. Harris, 44, who had fled from deputies, being knocked to the ground and ordered to roll on his stomach as officers struggled to subdue him.
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But a doctor who attended to the man at a local hospital said he did not die from gunshot wounds and suggested he had suffered injuries as protesters fled from police.
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In the nineteen-thirties, Walter Benjamin, having fled from the Nazis, was living in exile in Paris, and his writings from the period express skepticism about the objective authority of information.
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On Wednesday, U Myint Thu, Myanmar's permanent secretary for foreign affairs, said that Bangladesh's repatriation list was missing "essential information" needed to verify that those people had indeed fled from Myanmar.
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It turned out, the cat's name was Kunkush, and the family he belonged to — a woman named Sura and her five children — had fled from Mosul, Iraq, to escape the violence.
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"This large-scale attack on vulnerable people who have already fled from extreme violence is shocking and unacceptable," said Dr. Jean-Clément Cabrol, the director of operations for Doctors Without Borders.
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This outcome can partially be explained by their proximity to active conflict zones; nearly 2628 percent of global refugees fled from just three conflict-torn countries — Syria, Afghanistan and South Sudan.
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"Don't come collect my body - it's too humiliating," Zheng wrote to his father from Qingdao, the seaside city where he had fled from his hometown in the central province of Henan.
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The military counter-offensive in October resulted in some 87,000 Rohingya fleeing to Bangladesh, where they joined many others who have fled from Myanmar over the past two decades or more.
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On Saturday, the Nemtsov family's lawyer said Interpol had launched an international search for the suspect, Ruslan Mukhudinov, who reportedly fled from Chechnya to the United Arab Emirates after the murder.
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One activist in eastern Aleppo told CNN as many as 2500,000 people -- including rebels and their families -- were crammed into 10 rebel-held neighborhoods, some having fled from other areas under fire.
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A former Rhode Island police officer fatally shot himself Saturday after being chased by authorities on the New Jersey Turnpike, having fled from Rhode Island after fatally shooting his wife, PEOPLE confirms.
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The insurgents still held two villages, al-Biyadiyeh and Oubin, where thousands of residents who had fled from other places — many of them affiliated with the Free Syrian Army — had taken shelter.
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The Nazis were driven back in 1944, and in the chaos of the German retreat the Celmins family (father, mother, older sister, and Vija) fled from the Russians in a German ship.
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The plea ended a protracted prosecution that was interrupted by new charges that, while out on bail, Mr. Reyes had again driven a car and fled from the police, injuring an officer.
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Mormon leaders fled from Trump after video of him making casual comments about sexual assault and aides hope that those decisions would reverberate into Arizona, where 6% of the population is Mormon.
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Likewise, that a young black defendant from a poor neighborhood fled from the police, for instance, might be regarded by a juror from an affluent background as evidence of the defendant's guilt.
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"When women are deported, we know that they return to the same reality that they once fled from," said Tamara Medina, the program officer on femicide research for Amnesty International in Mexico.
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A Syrian refugee toddler, fled from Assad Regime's assaults with his family, is seen outside of the makeshift tents near a cemetery in Turkey's Syrian Border city Hatay's Kirikhan District on Feb.
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He fled from federal authorities in 1994 and was finally arrested in 2011, in Santa Monica, California, and then convicted in 2013 in connection with nearly a dozen murders, among other crimes.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - More than 2,000 undocumented migrant workers from Myanmar and Cambodia fled from Thailand this week, officials said on Friday, after a decree aimed at managing foreign workers came into effect.
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In what has quickly disintegrated into a humanitarian disaster of historic proportions, a staggering 400,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled from Myanmar's northern Rakhine state to Bangladesh over the past three weeks alone.
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Bach's Jewish family fled from Germany for the Netherlands just weeks before Kristallnacht -- when the rising Nazi party destroyed Jewish homes and properties and killed dozens of German Jews -- in November 1938.
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Seghers was a German Jew and a devout Communist, who was arrested after Hitler came to power; later, she fled from wartime Paris to Marseilles, and from there, in 1941, to Mexico.
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Wall Street saw a "sea change" in investments after a round of good news triggered investors to buy up cyclical names that many have recently fled from, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Thursday.
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In all, the United Nations said, 100,000 civilians have fled from the contested areas, including tens of thousands who left the city of Kirkuk after Monday's operation, some of whom have returned.
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At least 123,000 Rohingya refugees have fled from Myanmar into neighboring Bangladesh since late last month, by the U.N.'s count, an exodus that appears to be the largest in a generation.
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The threat of dangerous mudslides will grow on Thursday as a storm rolls through coastal California, where thousands have fled from homes near hillsides that were stripped of vegetation by massive wildfires.
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The two journalists had worked on Reuters coverage of a crisis in the western state of Rakhine, where an estimated 655,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled from a fierce military crackdown on militants.
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Saudi Arabia: The young Saudi woman who fled from her family and spent a week lobbying for her freedom from Bangkok's international airport arrived safely in Canada, where she was granted asylum.
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WHEN A MAN with a rifle charged into Canada's parliament in 2014, Michelle Rempel, a Conservative politician, was among the people who fled from a caucus room as gunfire rang out around them.
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The pride fled from Kruger National Park, one of Africa's largest game reserves at over 7,500-plus square miles, and were spotted in the town of Phalaborwa near a mine, local officials said.
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Reliford Cooper, IIICooper fled from police one Wednesday evening in October, leading them on a high-speed chase that involved running through a stop sign and two ditches before crashing into a house.
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Luster had fled from Southern California to Mexico during his rape trial and was convicted in absentia of raping three women after drugging them and videotaping the act, CNN reported at the time.
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DHAKA (Reuters) - A Malaysian aid ship arrived in Bangladesh on Monday carrying aid for hundreds of thousands of Rohingya Muslims who have fled from Myanmar, many citing abuses by the Myanmar security forces.
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About 650,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled from Rakhine state and sought refuge in neighboring Bangladesh in recent months after a violent crackdown there by Myanmar security forces in response to attacks by militants.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - On Sunday morning, a new Twitter account was created by an 18-year-old Saudi woman denied entry into Thailand as she fled from what she said was an abusive family.
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The two Koreas have been fierce rivals since the 1950-53 Korean War and about 29,000 people had fled from North Korea and arrived in the South, since then, including 1,276 last year.
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In a direct response to the policy, as many as 3,000 customers a day fled from Postbank to ING-DiBa over a brief period, an ING-DiBa spokesman said, without giving precise details.
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In June 2016, Rosalynn McGinnis and eight of her nine children fled from a remote village in Mexico where she had been raped, beaten and tortured since she was reported missing on Jan.
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Andy Grove, who fled from Nazi and Soviet oppression to become one of the most powerful business leaders in the global tech industry as the chairman and CEO of Intel, died on Monday.
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But parents or grandparents who migrated to Germany before the 1950s are excluded, in order to exempt the millions of ethnic Germans who fled from eastern Europe just after the second world war.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Tens of thousands of migrant workers, most of them from Myanmar, have fled from Thailand in fear after new labor regulations adopted by the military government, immigration officials said on Monday.
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A bombing raid in the rebel-held town of Atareb in western Aleppo countryside killed at least seven refugees who had fled from the city under the evacuation deal, a local resident said.
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Araceli Ramos and her daughter fled from El Salvador to the U.S. to escape from the children's abusive father and were arrested upon crossing into the country by U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
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Three military attaches have also gone on the run, including two who fled from Greece to Italy, and another who fled Bosnia, the minister said, without specifying where the third might have gone.
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Lance Mason reportedly tried to kill himself after her death and then fled from the scene and hit a police cruiser with his car, injuring himself and a police officer in the process.
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WILDWOOD, N.J. — At the Dolphin Gift Shop on the boardwalk, sales of T-shirts, beach balls, hats and sunglasses plunged over Labor Day weekend as customers fled from a storm that never arrived.
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Golinkin, who fled from growing anti-Semitism in then-Soviet Ukraine, says American friends mistakenly used to ask his mother where she got the courage to take her family and come to America.
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VICE News reports from the camp, speaks with one family that fled from Iraq to escape the threat of the Islamic State, and meets a young child who hopes to receive an education.
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The amended citizenship law creates a pathway to citizenship for Buddhist, Christian, Hindu, Jain, Parsi and Sikh migrants who fled from Pakistan and Afghanistan before 2015, but excludes Muslims entirely, Al Jazeera reports.
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Myanmar: Judges at the U.N. are deciding whether to issue an emergency order protecting the Rohingya Muslims in the country who have not fled from what the U.N. says is a genocidal campaign.
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The United Nations says 671,000 Rohingya fled from Myanmar's Rakhine state after militant attacks in August sparked a crackdown led by security forces, which a U.N. investigator said bore "the hallmarks of genocide".
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Nearly 410,000 members of the Rohingya Muslim minority fled from Myanmar's western Rakhine state to Bangladesh to escape a military offensive that the United Nations has branded a "textbook example of ethnic cleansing".
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MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippine military said Islamist militants fled from a primary school in the south on Wednesday, leaving behind 31 hostages unharmed, including 12 children, after a day-long gunbattle with troops.
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Slager was arrested and charged with murder after investigators watched a bystander's cell phone video that showed him firing eight times at 50-year-old Scott's back as he fled from the officer.
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The drone did everything it was told: It took the exact aerial photos of me I commanded, and followed me around a giant, open field as I fled from it on the bike.
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"When I first came here to Lebanon... I realized that the most important thing is to complete my (high school) studies," says Ghoussoun, 219, who fled from Aleppo with her family in 2012.
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More than 700,000 stateless Rohingya Muslims fled from the west of mostly Buddhist Myanmar into Bangladesh from August last year when Rohingya insurgent attacks on the Myanmar security forces triggered a sweeping military crackdown.
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There are more than 30,000 people who have fled from North Korea to South Korea, per Radio Free Asia, and more than 1,000 risk their lives to break free of the regime every year.
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In 2005, two officers shot dead Rigoberto Alpizar, who had fled from an American Airlines plane onto the air bridge at Miami, when the marshals inferred he may have had a bomb (he didn't).
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Saeed Khan, a Helmand resident who fled from the countryside to Lashkar Gah several months ago due to fighting, told VICE News that the clashes are getting closer to the provincial capital every day.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Hundreds of thousands of Rohingya refugees who fled from Myanmar into Bangladesh are at risk from a possible outbreak of diphtheria, the World Health Organization said in a report published on Tuesday.
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Since June 20th Mr Boquist and the rest of his Republican colleagues in the state Senate have fled from the capitol in Salem as part a final effort to derail a climate-change bill.
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While hot magma has produced an eerie orange glow just above the crater, and thousands of villagers have fled from their homes on the mountain's slopes, Agung has, this time, yet to explode violently.
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The pope will also visit Bangladesh, to where more than 620,000 Rohingya have fled from what Amnesty International has dubbed "crimes against humanity" by Myanmar security forces, including murder, rape, torture and forcible displacement.
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Camila Díaz Córdova, 220006, fled from the country to the U.S. last year via a migrant caravan to escape violent threats against her life, Asociación Aspidh Arcoiris Trans (ASPIDH) told NBC News on Thursday.
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Yet a third factor may come into play, suggests Nozad, whose family fled from Tehran to Germany in the 1980s, and who famously sold rugs to tech millionaires before becoming a full-time investor.
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The two had worked on Reuters coverage of a crisis in the western state of Rakhine, where - according to U.N. estimates - about 655,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled from a fierce military crackdown on militants.
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HONG KONG — At least 123,000 Rohingya have fled from western Myanmar into neighboring Bangladesh since late last month, the United Nations said on Tuesday, as a military crackdown has destroyed villages and killed hundreds.
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It's one of several protests being held across India against the amendment, which creates a citizenship pathway for Buddhist, Christian, Hindu, Jain, Parsi and Sikh migrants who fled from Pakistan and Afghanistan before 2015.
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She had left most of her belongings behind — including her dog and the children's new Christmas toys — when she fled from her abusive boyfriend, and she still couldn't afford to replace all her furniture.
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"In that moment, you don't know what gunshots sound like," Parkland student Ivanna Paitan recalls, later discussing how she fled from the classroom, even as she wondered why a fallen classmate wasn't with her.
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A Connecticut man who fled from a Georgia prison nearly 50 years ago and then settled into an unassuming life in his home state died on Monday, after a monthslong campaign to remain free.
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Viktor Yanukovych hired Democratic and Republican consultants and lobbyists and yet was Ukraine's most kleptocratic and violent president; he fled from office during the 2014 Euromaidan Revolution, leaving a bankrupt country and murdered protestors.
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They had worked on Reuters coverage of a crisis in the western state of Rakhine, where an estimated 655,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled from a military crackdown that followed militant attacks on security forces.
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Jefferson Villalobos fled from gangs in Honduras three years ago and found refuge in South Florida, only to die on a family vacation on Long Island, most likely at the hands of gang members.
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EAST PITTSBURGH, Pa. – A police officer fatally shot a 17-year-old boy just seconds after he fled from a traffic stop late Tuesday in a confrontation partly captured on video from a nearby home.
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They learned that he'd fled from a house nearby, where a 16-year-old man told officers he'd shot someone but refused to come out; by 15:241 AM the authorities declared a barricade situation.
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COX'S BAZAR, Bangladesh – U.N. Secretary General Antonio Guterres said Monday that he heard "unimaginable accounts of killing and rape" from Rohingya refugees who have fled from Myanmar to Bangladesh since last August to escape violence.
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More than 500,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled from Myanmar to Bangladesh in the past month since insurgents attacked security posts near the border, triggering fierce military retaliation that the United Nations has branded ethnic cleansing.
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Rose was unarmed, although he had an empty handgun clip in his pants pocket when he was shot, and officers found two guns in the vehicle he fled from, according to the New York Times.
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Some 700,000 Rohingya Muslims fled from their homes in Myanmar's Rakhine State into Bangladesh after militant attacks in August sparked a military crackdown that the United Nations and Western countries have said constitutes ethnic cleansing.
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"They were all burned down and these hooligans are still there now," said Etienne Kadho, a 59-year-old who had fled from Malili 2, rattling off a list of five villages that were attacked.
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Set at an unspecified point in time and place, this novel follows a young runaway, identified only as "the boy," who has fled from an impoverished village to the drought-ravaged plain that surrounds it.
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Ms. Souza and Diogo fled from their native Brazil to Mexico, crossed into the United States last month and were detained together for one night before they were separated by immigration authorities on May 30.
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Nearly one million civilians have fled from air strikes and artillery barrages towards the closed frontier, overwhelming relief agencies and alarming Turkey, which already hosts 3.6 million Syrian refugees and says it cannot handle more.
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We despaired as Central America's desperate coffee-growing families fled from deepening droughts and hunger, only to be met on the US border by tear gas and CBP agents who took children from their arms.
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Brian Michael Rini, 23, of Medina, Ohio, said Wednesday he was the missing child from Aurora, Illinois, and described how he fled from his alleged kidnappers and ran across a bridge into Kentucky, authorities said.
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Law enforcement sources at the San Francisco Police Department tell us their Special Victims Unit has obtained a warrant for Smith's arrest on charges stemming from a DV incident he allegedly fled from this weekend.
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Much of the over 2,500-mile-long border between India and Bangladesh is porous, through which hundreds of thousands of people fled from Bangladesh during its India-backed war of independence from Pakistan in 1971.
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The two had worked on Reuters coverage of a crisis in the western state of Rakhine, where an estimated 655,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled from a military crackdown that followed militant attacks on security forces.
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"We left under bombardment, barrel bombs, (air strikes by) Russian and Syrian warplanes," said Abu Khaled al-Hariri, 36, who fled from al-Harak town to the Golan frontier with his wife and five children.
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The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, UK-based monitoring group, reported that about 500 cars fled from Manbij with IS fighters and civilians, heading north towards Jarablus, an IS-occupied town near the Turkish border.
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The sisters fled from their family last September while on holiday in Sri Lanka and have been stranded in Hong Kong since an aborted attempt to get to Australia, where they hoped to secure asylum.
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The two journalists had worked on Reuters coverage of a crisis in the western state of Rakhine, where - according to United Nations' estimates - about 655,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled from a fierce military crackdown on militants.
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The demonstrators have revived a longstanding demand for the right of return of Palestinian refugees to towns and villages which their families fled from, or were driven out of, when the state of Israel was created.
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While the militants are "isolated in a small number of districts … small ISIS-K factions fled from their stronghold in Nangarhar to other areas of Afghanistan," the Pentagon said in a report to Congress last month.
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Rescue workers in the rebel zone said renewed artillery bombardment had killed more than 45 people, mostly women and children, on Wednesday and injured dozens more, including some of those who had fled from frontline areas.
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According to multiple news reports, Theris was with two Troy men around July 18 but may have fled from them when she learned they were allegedly going to steal from a hunting camp in Midway, Alabama.
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Douma, which is the largest urban centre in eastern Ghouta, had become a haven for tens of thousands of families who have fled from the frontlines and other towns that have recently fallen to the army.
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The Rohingya have fled from western Rakhine state to neighboring Bangladesh to escape a military offensive that has raised questions about Myanmar's transition to civilian rule under the leadership of Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi.
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And the flight to Canada of Rahaf Alqunun, an 18-year-old Saudi woman who fled from the kingdom and her family this month, has again put a spotlight on human rights in the conservative nation.
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In one alarming development, three patients fled from an Ebola ward overseen by Doctors Without Borders in a hospital in Mbandaka, a city of more than one million about 280 miles from the outbreak's rural epicenter.
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A document published in the Royal Gazette said King Maha Vajiralongkorn had agreed to the government's request to demote Phra Dhammachayo because he had not turned himself in and had fled from the charges against him.
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In 1990, as he fled from Egypt, Mr. Abdel Rahman moved to the United States, bringing his anti-American preaching and his campaign against the Egyptian president, Hosni Mubarak, to mosques in Brooklyn and Jersey City.
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Related: Istanbul's 'Little Syria' Provides a Home Away from Home for Syrian Refugees According to several Deir Ezzor natives who have recently fled from both the ISIS and regime sides, the humanitarian situation there is dire.
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"Pictures and video of the earthquake made them think of the wars and disasters they fled from," Giovanni Maiolo, local coordinator of the SPRAR project (Protection System for Refugees and Asylum Seekers) told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The camps, thrown up after an estimated 700,000 Rohingyas fled from a Myanmar military crackdown on insurgents that began last August, are believed to be particularly vulnerable to storms in the rainy season, which has just begun.
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Despite efforts by the Obama administration to discourage the migration, youth traveling without relatives, as well as families migrating together, increasingly fled from El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras amid gang-violence, ailing economies and high murder rates.
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Razzaz told representatives of major Western donors, U.N. agencies and NGOs that relatively few refugees had gone back since Syrian President Bashar al Assad's army last summer regained control of southern Syria, where most had fled from.
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On Tuesday, following his extradition from New York, where he had fled from Virginia, where the shootings allegedly occurred, Abdool Z. Zaman was charged with two counts of capital murder, the Epoch Times, CBS6,and WRIC report.
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Malaysian police said they were hunting four North Koreans who fled from the country on the day of the attack, having already detained one North Korean man, a Vietnamese woman, an Indonesian woman, and a Malaysian man.
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The agency announced the appointment on Monday after Stiller concluded a trip with UNHCR to Guatemala, where he met refugees who fled from their homes in Central America to escape violence from organized criminal groups and gangs.
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"It emerged that these were artillery shells from the World War One period which were apparently abandoned by the Turks when they lightened their load as they fled from the British army," police spokesman Luba Samri said.
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Martin Luther explained his view that it was not necessarily wrong to flee from death (as indeed King David had fled from both Saul and Absalom), but that one's community and family responsibilities first must be considered.
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A witness said that thousands on Monday fled from the Idlib towns of Ariha and Saraqib, with trucks and cars seen crawling in gridlocked traffic toward areas, including the town of Azaz, close to the Turkish border.
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The organization is actively involved in resettling refugees, a hot button issue in Europe and the US as large populations of migrants, many of them Muslim, have fled from the war torn regions of Iraq and Syria.
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When she read on Facebook about the temporary ban, Alwia Abdullah, 228, who fled from Darfur in Sudan to Jordan with her husband and six children, got a sudden, stabbing pain in her gut, and couldn't sleep.
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On the street where Sultan and Doaa are staying with relatives - they fled from a village nearby earlier this year - buildings bear black marks from exploding mortar shells, and others are reduced to rubble and collapsed roofs.
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Mr. Rafaei said his constituents were in a "state of war," but another lawmaker from the area, Rahmi Abd Rabbo, tried to play down the violence, claiming that no more than five families had fled from Sinai.
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Thousands of others are in the same situation, having fled from ultraviolent gangs in El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala, only to be caught near the U.S. border and sent back under the Trump administration&aposs zero-tolerance policy.
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In July, when Mr Machar fled from Juba, walking to Congo over a period of 40 days, he exploited this effectively, militarising Equatorians as he went along, explains Alfred Taban, the editor of the Juba Monitor, a newspaper.
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The only comfort the British authorities can take from what happened is that there were no gunmen wielding automatic weapons, as was the case in Paris, waiting to kill more people as they fled from the initial attack.
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The Swiss franc and gold also edged higher as investors fled from stocks and sought safe-haven assets after the U.S. Treasury yield curve inverted for the first time in 12 years and U.S. stocks sold off sharply.
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The soldiers were killed after they fled from Camp Speicher, a former U.S. military base just north of Saddam Hussein's home town of Tikrit, when it was overrun by Islamic State, the ultra-hardline Sunni group, in 2014.
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Two Russian nurses in government-held western Aleppo were killed when mortar rounds apparently fired by rebels hit an army field hospital set up to help people who had fled from rebel-held areas during the government offensive.
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The authorities believed that there were other suspects in the case, including a 14-year-old boy who reportedly fled from a car on his way to meet police for questioning in the days after Majors was found.
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The number of Rohingya, a predominantly Muslim ethnic group, who have fled from Myanmar to Bangladesh since border clashes erupted five days ago has reached at least 18,500, the United Nations' International Office of Migration said on Wednesday.
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The extensive 98-page report by Human Rights Watch (HRW), which was released Thursday and took more than two years to compile, is based on dozens of interviews with sexual abuse victims who have fled from North Korea.
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Last month, Amit Shah, India's federal home (interior) minister, told parliament that non-Muslim minorities - Hindus, Buddhists, Jains, Christians, Sikhs and Parsis - who fled from Bangladesh, Pakistan and Afghanistan would be given Indian citizenship under the proposed law.
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When authorities arrived, he told them his name was Timmothy Pitzen and said he fled from two men who kept him captive for seven years, most recently at a nearby Red Roof Inn, according to a police report.
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This year is marked by some delicate milestones: 30 years since the bloody crackdown on pro-democracy demonstrators in and around Tiananmen Square; 60 years since the Dalai Lama fled from Tibet into exile; and finally, on Oct.
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After a high-speed chase across the Bay Bridge, Petrov got out of the car and fled from Alameda County Sheriff Deputies Paul Wieber and Luis Santamaria in a San Francisco alleyway when he was tackled to the ground.
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"It is much easier to trace relatives living in IDP (internally displaced persons) camps as people tend to gather together based on the village they fled from," said El Khatib, co-ordinator of the ICRC's Restoring Family Links program.
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A few minutes later, the suspect fled from a home where he had been hiding and again exchanged gunfire with police, whereupon he was shot, taken into custody, and declared dead by the Kansas City Fire Department, police said.
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"It's all these candidates that would get affected … and hurt by a campaign's inability to distinguish their brand of Democratic socialism from the socialism that many folks in Florida fled from or have a negative perception of," Macías said.
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Three weeks ago, everyone in my house crammed our worldly belongings into a Prius and fled from the billowing black clouds that were racing toward us over the hills and down the canyons from the fast moving Woolsey Fire.
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"The shelling and aerial bombing does not stop and we our neighbors decided to leave with the army approaching," said Abdullah Ansari, who fled from Haydariya to areas further south within the besieged area with his family of six.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The only public hospital in a region of northeast Syria has been forced to shut after most of its staff fled from bombings over the past 24 hours, Medecins Sans Frontieres said in a statement on Friday.
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In the letter shared by a fellow student Wednesday, 16-year-old Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School student Zakari Kostzer described his experience during the attack, detailing how he heard gunshots and fled from campus to get to safety.
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But its main focus was a demand that Palestinian refugees be allowed the right of return to towns and villages which their families fled from, or were driven out of, when the state of Israel was created in 1948.
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A man walking on the street was killed by the falling crane, and the surrounding blocks were littered with debris and stricken by panic as people who had been headed to work fled from what some thought was a bomb exploding.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - The Syrian Arab Red Crescent (SARC) has registered 4,000 people in the government-controlled Jibreen district of western Aleppo after they fled from the city's rebel-controlled eastern areas, the UN humanitarian spokesman Jens Laerke said on Monday.
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Aulnay-sous-Bois is one of several areas where riots erupted in 2005 after two teenagers who fled from police in the nearby neighborhood of Clichy-sous-Bois died from accidental electrocution in a power station where they had hidden.
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County officials are still searching for Aaron Clark, 31, Victor Apodaca, 28, and Ricky Sena, 24, after they fled from the Curry County Detention Center Friday morning in white t-shirts, boxers, and head coverings, according to the sheriff's office.
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MARAWI CITY, Philippines (Reuters) - The Islamist militants holed up in the southern Philippines town of Marawi have been reduced to a "small resistance" after troops crippled their logistics and some fighters have fled from the battle, military officials said on Thursday.
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Rahaf Mohammed al-Qunun, 18, who fled from her family and barricaded herself inside a Bangkok airport hotel to prevent Thai authorities expelling her, was allowed to leave the airport after talks with the United Nations refugee agency late on Monday.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Dow and S&P 500 ended slightly lower on Tuesday as investors, worried about global growth prospects, fled from materials and industrials stocks but falling bond yields kept declines in check in the three major indexes.
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Late Tuesday evening, Arkady Babchenko, a Russian journalist who'd fled from mounting death threats in Moscow to Ukraine, dressed in a sweater riddled with bullet holes and lay down in a puddle of pig's blood to stage his own assassination.
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Wa Lone, 31, and Kyaw Soe Oo, 27, had worked on Reuters coverage of a crisis in the western state of Rakhine, where - according to U.N. estimates - about 655,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled from a fierce military crackdown on militants.
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The camps inhabitants, most of whom fled from Russian air strikes when Moscow pounded towns in eastern Homs desert several years ago, say growing hunger and poverty as a result of the blocking of food supplies had forced most to leave.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - At least 2,200 people have fled from fighting south of the Libyan capital Tripoli since April 4, the United Nations humanitarian office said in a report on Monday, and many civilians were trapped and cut off from emergency services.
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At least 200,000 people fled from areas attacked by Turkish-backed Islamist forces since the start of the offensive in the beginning of October, and human rights groups have reported abuses by proxy forces, including civilian deaths and extrajudicial killings.
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She also described as economic migrants those who fled from war, but traveled through several EU countries to settle in one they considered more affluent, such as Sweden or Germany, which is currently sending hundreds of migrants back to Austria.
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Zuckerman said Paul Leffmann sold "The Actor" to two art dealers in June 1938 for $12,000 to fund an escape to Switzerland from Benito Mussolini's regime in Italy, where he and his wife had fled from Germany the prior year.
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In early January 2019, 18-year-old Rahaf Mohammed went viral for barricading herself in a Bangkok hotel room while Thai police tried to deport her back to Saudi Arabia, where she had fled from, citing abuse from her father.
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New reports have raised concerns about the detention of children in a military barracks in Borno State capital Maiduguri, many of whom were taken in during mass arrests after they fled from insurgent territories to recaptured towns in the northeast.
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YANGON (Reuters) - Human rights groups called on Friday for international agencies to be allowed to monitor the planned repatriation of hundreds of thousands Rohingya Muslims from Bangladesh to the homes they have fled from in Myanmar over the past three months.
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Hisham al-Skeif, a member of a council in the rebel-held eastern districts of Aleppo, said he was scrambling to find housing for families who had fled from areas that had been recaptured by the government in the past day.
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As the daughter of an immigrant mother who fled from the Dominican Republic as a child, Zoe Saldana knows all too well about the lives of people are leaving their home countries hoping for a safer, fresh start in America.
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GENEVA, Oct 11 (Reuters) - The only public hospital in a region of northeast Syria has been forced to shut after most of its staff fled from bombings over the past 24 hours, Medecins Sans Frontieres said in a statement on Friday.
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" Ulvert added that his husband, who was born in Venezuela, will vote for the first time as a U.S. citizen in a presidential election and views Sanders' candidacy as "heart-wrenching because it represents what he fled from in Venezuela.
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In his first inaugural address in March 1933 — when America was engulfed in the Great Depression — Franklin Delano Roosevelt, one of America's greatest presidents, said this: The money changers have fled from their high seats in the temple of our civilization.
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TUNIS (Reuters) - Hundreds of migrants have been abandoned without food or water in government-run detention centers in the Libyan capital after guards fled from clashes between rival armed groups in the past few days, aid workers said on Wednesday.
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Fatouma and her family fled from just across the border in northeastern Nigeria, the epicenter of the war with Boko Haram, where scattered areas have teetered on the brink of famine for most of this year, according to the United Nations.
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More than 2 million Palestinians - mostly descendants of people who were driven out or fled from territory that is now Israel at its founding in 1948 - are packed into the narrow Gaza Strip, which shares borders with Israel and Egypt.
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Wa Lone and colleague Kyaw Soe Oo, who was also arrested, had worked on Reuters coverage of a crisis in the western state of Rakhine, where an estimated 655,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled from a fierce military crackdown on militants.
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Suu Kyi did not mention by name the Rohingya Muslims, more than 700,000 of whom have fled from the north of Rakhine State into Bangladesh since an army crackdown that began a year ago after attacks on security posts by Rohingya insurgents.
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The prime minister of neighboring Bangladesh, where about 700,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled from a Myanmar military crackdown launched after Rohingya insurgent attacks in August last year, denounced the use of the photographs when she was asked in a news conference about them.
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Organizers for the 2014 Denver rally — during the first year marijuana sales were legal in the state — put out a statement comparing the battle for legal marijuana to "the time when Jews fled from slavery in Egypt," a moment commemorated in Passover celebrations.
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Dudu Tassa's new album, El-Hajar, which in Arabic means "exile," is a mash-up of modern takes on melodies made popular by his forebears, the late Daoud and Saleh al-Kuwaiti, who fled from Iraq to Israel close to 70 years ago.
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At another makeshift camp housing 500 people in Bardihahle, 100 km (62 miles)from Burao, pregnant Amina Haji, 23, who fled from Wardad in the eastern Sanaag region, one of the heaviest hit by drought, sat in her small hut in sweltering heat.
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In the mid-1960s, when two leaders of the armed struggle against apartheid, Arthur Goldreich and Harold Wolpe, fled from their South African prison cell to neighboring Botswana, Mr. Sparks doggedly tracked them down and banged on the door of their redoubt.
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Leslie Mandoki fled from Hungary during the Cold War and is an international award-winning jazz/rock musician, bandleader and producer who has written songs and worked for and with such performers as Lionel Ritchie, Ian Anderson, Phil Collins and Chaka Khan.
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After winning the gold medal at a World Cup wrestling tournament in Melbourne, Australia, in 1986, he fled from his Bulgarian minders and went into hiding for four days before appearing at the Turkish consulate in Canberra to announce his intention to defect.
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One of the other three, and one of the 43 now up for a spot on Team ROA, is Yolande Mabika, a judoka who fled from her home in the Democratic Republic of the Congo three years ago and sought asylum in Brazil.
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The currency slid from a 20.7300-0.71003/20.7100 year peak of $20.7203 in late-January to a more than one-month trough of $21.75 on Friday, as investors fled from perceived risky assets to safer harbours of bonds and the Japanese yen.
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" According to a report in The Daily Mail, Ms. Turner spent over a year in conversations with Ms. Hall about her "hardscrabble upbringing; her marriage to fellow musician Ike Turner; and how she fled from the abuse and beatings he inflicted on her.
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The NYPD originally claimed there was probable cause for entering Graham's apartment building and home because he fled from the officers that were pursuing him, but the surveillance footage showed Graham calmly entering his building, seemingly unaware that he was being followed.
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Specifically, they mentioned the need to provide increased humanitarian and foreign aid to Central America, namely the "Northern Triangle" countries of Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala, which is where most of the migrants at the southern border right now have fled from.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Readers of the May 218, 21845 Pennsylvania Gazette found an advertisement offering ten dollars to any person who would apprehend Oney Judge, an enslaved woman who had fled from President George Washington's Virginia plantation, Mount Vernon.
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She and her mother had arrived in Springfield years earlier, claiming they fled from Hurricane Katrina, and authorities believe fraud was a motive: Dee Dee received a home built by Habitat for Humanity as well as trips to Disney World paid for by nonprofit foundations.
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ROME (Reuters) - A former U.S. spy, pardoned by Italy in connection with the CIA kidnapping of a terrorism suspect in Milan, has fled from Italy to the United States fearing for her safety, Italian newspaper Il Corriere della Sera on Sunday quoted her as saying.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. crude slid on Thursday, hitting 25-year lows as domestic stockpiles grew, Goldman Sachs called for depressed prices until the second half of the year and investors fled from equities and other risky assets into safe havens such as gold.
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Mitrokhin's record for the largest-ever haul of intelligence was smashed in 2013 when an American contractor, Edward Snowden, fled from Hawaii to Hong Kong with a secret archive of his own that contained more than 1.5m classified files from America's National Security Agency (NSA).
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The Wary Pilot Berl came from a family of pilots in Venezuela, where, according to THR, his family had fled from Austria after World War II. In some ways, his own experiences growing up in South America in the '80s mirrored aspects of American Made.
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It began in 1916 at the Cabaret Voltaire, a nightclub in Zurich that became a gathering place for artists and writers, some who had fled from countries immersed in World War I. After the war, as the artists returned to their homelands, Dada spread.
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He took a risky journey across the front line to guide them from Harasta to Arbin, where, as of Monday night, they were hiding — in the old, bombed-out home they fled from last month — until it was safe to find a better shelter.
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Besides registered and unregistered refugees who fled from their villages, the displaced included peasants who simply moved to another hamlet or area in a hamlet, or who moved to an open field, away from the clumps of trees and vegetation targeted by bombing and shelling.
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Named the 'Great March of Return', the protest action revives a longstanding demand for the right of return of Palestinian refugees to towns and villages which their families fled from, or were driven out of, when the state of Israel was created in 1948.
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As we recalled how Mary, Joseph, and the infant Jesus fled from Bethlehem to Egypt over 85033,000 years ago, ICE was knocking on doors in the wee hours of the morning to deport mothers and young children back to the horrors of Central America.
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Earlier in the day, a 14-year-old boy -- whom detectives believe could be tied to Majors' death -- fled from a car as he was on his way to speak to investigators at a New York City precinct, according to a law enforcement source.
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COX'S BAZAR/DHAKA, Bangladesh (Reuters) - Bangladesh is deploying thousands of extra police to Rohingya refugee camps in the south, officials said, after a series of mostly unexplained killings that have sown fear among hundreds of thousands of people who have fled from neighboring Myanmar.
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Then we talk about new details emerging around the Texas church shooting that left 26 people dead in the small town of Sutherland Springs, including an account from one of the men who says he chased down gunman Devin Kelley after he fled from the church.
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EAST PITTSBURGH, Pa. – A Pennsylvania district attorney said a black teen fatally shot by an officer as he fled from a traffic stop had an empty gun clip in his pocket, but the family&aposs attorney said that has no bearing on whether the shooting was justified.
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"This unlawful and unwarranted attack against an American friend and partner threatens the lives and livelihoods of millions of civilians, many of whom have already fled from their homes elsewhere in Syria to find safety in this region," Graham and Van Hollen said in a statement.
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Sleep and peace fled from me, and I stepped out of my rocky fastness; I tried to help, I tried to serve, I was looking for a soul, and if I hadn't happened to find it finally in Bettina Merck, then despair would have choked me.
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For many people, that alone will be sufficient reason to be excited, but the... Andy Grove, who fled from Nazi and Soviet oppression to become one of the most powerful business leaders in the global tech industry as the chairman and CEO of Intel, died on Monday.
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Among the 10 million Iraqis requiring urgent assistance are more than 3.3 million people displaced by the conflict with Islamic State since 2014 and a quarter million people from neighboring Syria who have fled from their country's nearly five-year-old war, according to the United Nations.
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MAE SOT, Thailand (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Ta Mla Saw was about seven when she and her family fled from Myanmar troops attacking her village in the country's ethnic Karen region, and crossed the river into Thailand to the safety of refugee camps dotted along the border.
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It is trying to attract its potential customer base, so-called Henrys (an acronym for high earners, not rich yet), as well as investors who quickly fled from the online lending industry after Lending Club acknowledged that it had misstated financial records and dumped its founder.
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He went on to make even more pointed references to the media, his mother Princess Diana (and her death in a car crash as she fled from paparazzi), and to the sacrifice he would be making in order to find his young family some damn peace.
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A California Fish and Wildlife warden was called to the scene with the intention of using a bean-bag shotgun to encourage the mountain lion to leave the backyard, though the animal fled from the property prior to any bean-bag rounds being fired, police said.
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"We fled from our home because we had nothing to eat in my village," said Jarhni Ahlong, a 28-year-old Rohingya man from the southern region of Buthidaung, who had been stranded on the Myanmar side of the Naf for a week, waiting to cross.
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On Friday afternoon authorities responded to a tragic scene outside Sheats' home, Espinosa says: The bodies of Sheats' two daughters, 17-year-old Madison and 22-year-old Taylor, were in the street after they'd allegedly fled from their mother when she began firing her gun inside the home.
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Since the coalition-led offensive to regain control of the city began in October, more than 860,000 people have fled from their homes, according to the World Health Organization, with hundreds of thousands of people now living in refugee camps for the internally displaced or outside Iraq altogether.
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Mr. Slager insisted that specific facts confirmed by the recording, including that Mr. Scott did not have the officer's Taser when he was shot, were not apparent amid the stress and commotion of an encounter that occurred after Mr. Scott fled from a traffic stop for a broken taillight.
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At least 4,000 people have fled from the rebel-held eastern districts to the city's government-controlled western side and have registered with the Syrian Arab Red Crescent in Jibreen, a neighborhood there, Jens Laerke, the spokesman for the United Nations office of humanitarian affairs, said on Monday.
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"We fled from the intensive bombings because we could not stay there any more," said Alia Mohamed, 33, at a park in Damascus where she watched her 4-year-old daughter — one of her six children — run around as her husband tried to find a room for the family.
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It turned out to be Breunia Jennings, a young woman with a long history of mental illness, who in the preceding hours had cut her hair short, fled from a motel barefoot and barely dressed, donned men's clothing and, apparently, found Mr. Townes's car with the motor running.
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Whether it's emotionally scarring migrant children, threatening to deport victims of violence back to the dangerous places they fled from, or sending people who are American in virtually every way but legal status to countries they've never known — Trump's immigration rhetoric is one of intimidation, violence and white nationalism.
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Aleppo, one of the world's oldest continuously inhabited cities, has an estimated 1.5 million residents on the government side, including thousands who have fled from the east, where the United Nations says about 275,000 are trapped by government forces, suffering shortages of food and water along with indiscriminate bombing.
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COX'S BAZAR, Bangladesh/YANGON (Reuters) - Dozens of Rohingya Muslim families on a list of refugees set to be repatriated to Myanmar later this week have fled from camps in Bangladesh where they were living, a Rohingya leader said on Monday, even as Myanmar prepares to begin receiving them.
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What Little Rock is Talking About: A 22-year-old man has been hospitalized after he was handcuffed by police for allegedly shoplifting at a Home Depot, then allegedly fled from police, attempted a carjacking in the drive-thru of a nearby Chick-fil-A and was shot by police.
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The investors who had been buying loans originated by Lending Club and rivals like Prosper, OnDeck and Funding Circle fled from nearly everyone in the market, including SoFi, forcing the lenders to curtail their business significantly at a time when they needed to grow to fulfill the expectations of venture capitalists.
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She has broken the law and fled from her still-living husband, taking her child with her, and now she is living in hiding under an assumed name, penniless and earning her own living as an artist, guarding against the day that her husband finds her and takes her away again.
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Each of the picture's subjects had fled from a series of horrors, landing in one of the many makeshift settlements scattered alongside National Route 1, a stretch of truncated highway that is now one of the only places in the region to offer refuge from the terrorist group Boko Haram.
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"This unlawful and unwarranted attack against an American friend and partner threatens the lives and livelihoods of millions of civilians, many of whom have already fled from their homes elsewhere in Syria to find safety in this region," the senators said in a statement Wednesday, referring to the Turkish offensive.
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Image 2 of 2 RAFINA, Greece – One of the survivors of major forest fires that ravaged a seaside area of Greece has given a dramatic account of how he fled from the fire, swimming into the sea to escape the flames and choking smoke only to get swept away by the current.
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When David first entered an ORR-contracted shelter in Phoenix, he says the therapist he was assigned told him that, to speed up reunification, he should tell her in detail why he had fled from his small town in northern Guatemala and what had happened there that gave him such terrible nightmares.
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She was asked about her background, including where her family is now, the reason she fled from Iran, and who financed her trip to Christmas Island, a remote Australian island off the continent's northwest that is targeted by many asylum seekers who make the perilous sea journey from Indonesia after paying people smugglers there.
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"I would say that part of the reason for the political turmoil we're in right now is that for many, many people in the white working class, the sense of predictability has fled from their lives, and Wal-Mart and other competitors who follow the 'Wal-Mart model' are responsible for that," Lichtenstein said.
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Dan Hansberry, captain of the Ellensburg Police, which is the agency in charge of the investigation, identified Flores Del Toro, 29, as the suspect and said his last known address was in Ellensburg, in central Washington state.. Flores Del Toro had no arrest warrants at the time he fled from the officers, Hansberry said.
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It quickly dawned on me that although we were within the boundaries of a national monument and policy strictly forbade it, this trash would be left in the desert without hesitation, and no effort would be made to prevent the men who had fled from becoming lost or disoriented in the vast surrounding desert.
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