I know people who are even fleeing from Britain now.
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Some are fleeing from harsh treatment levied by old bosses.
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A fourth victim hurt their ankle fleeing from the building.
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Fleeing from one place but shut out of the next.
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After fleeing from filming, Marcille came back with Sterling in tow.
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Another was killed fleeing from the police in a drug bust.
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And we see the people fleeing from it, from the air.
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It's traditionally given to people fleeing from wars or natural disasters.
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In central Moscow right now people are fleeing from marauding portable toilets.
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"Financial investors were downright fleeing from silver," Commerzbank said in a note.
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Those seven countries included Syria, where so many refugees are fleeing from.
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It is traditionally given to people fleeing from wars or natural disasters.
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"These people are fleeing from the poverty of their countries," he said.
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There he was soon confronted with Jews fleeing from German-occupied Poland.
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Walter L. Scott in North Charleston, S.C., was fleeing from an officer.
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Northern cities that hosted a major influx of African Americans fleeing from
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Refugees arriving in Uganda often say they are fleeing from ethnic violence.
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Michelle Parker*, 37, found herself homeless after fleeing from her live-in boyfriend.
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Animals are known for sensing and fleeing from natural disasters before they happen.
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Kelley was found dead shortly after fleeing from the scene of his rampage.
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We just might be better off preparing for disability than fleeing from it.
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In June, officers fatally shot Maurice Granton, an armed man fleeing from officers.
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They are too fleeing from something, it emerges, and are changed by the camp.
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Ireland also recorded a 52% increase in FDI projects, intercepting capital fleeing from Britain.
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That's when Planet Hollywood employee Kenya Brandix spotted the driver fleeing from the car.
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It was probably very repressive in a way, literally fleeing from my own bullshit.
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Some had just started university before fleeing from their countries, others have masters degrees.
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Rather than fleeing from my emotional baggage, he welcomed it without fear or judgment.
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As early as the mid-1930s, the family took in Jews fleeing from Germany.
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"The people who enter this country as refugees are fleeing from terrorism," she said.
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He talks again about that night, fleeing from the white man's house, being pursued.
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Humans fleeing from war were being treated almost worse than wild animals, he added.
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Video footage showed small fires and billowing smoke clouds, and protestors fleeing from audible gunshots.
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Harris, who was unarmed, was fleeing from deputies during a sting targeting illegal gun sales.
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Investigators now believe the man in the red truck was simply fleeing from the gunfire.
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Investors fleeing from Thailand, for instance, converted their baht to dollars on their way out.
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A 5-year-old's finger, broken while fleeing from the scene of a terrifying beating.
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It could also send investors fleeing from risky assets, like stocks and high-yield bonds.
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A popular choice of infraction was fleeing from the police, Murphy and Sparks told me.
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The teens were fleeing from police in a stolen car in Chicago when police opened fire.
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After the shooting, Rowland was seen fleeing from the part of campus where McCluskey was discovered.
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People are shown fleeing from the attacks, with target marks aligned with them on the screen.
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The blast sent some people fleeing from the vicinity, while others appeared to duck for cover.
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Rebecca Utria, 21, the suspected getaway driver, was charged with attempted carjacking and fleeing from police.
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A driver fleeing from police hit a truck driver and put him in a comatose state.
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Dina Lohan tells TMZ her daughter was an emotional wreck after fleeing from fiance Egor Tarabasov.
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"The video shows Hawkins fleeing from the scene on foot after the shooting," the release said.
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It does not cover those fleeing from "high-crime" regions of the world like Central America.
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The U.S. cancelled around 500 flights set to deliver refugees fleeing from war, persecution and conflict.
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They saw people fleeing from the school, so it was obvious that something else was happening.
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This is why Mae finds herself studying the stars, talking to pastors, and fleeing from cultists.
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Harris was fleeing from deputies last April in Tulsa during a sting targeting illegal gun sales.
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Video from close to the epicenter showed panicked residents and schoolchildren fleeing from buildings and homes.
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They are among people fleeing from the villages around Hawija, often without a specific destination in mind.
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You're a nameless, silent police deputy fleeing from radical doomsday cultists who intend to gun you down.
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This country's founding idea is based on being a haven for people who are fleeing from prosecution.
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Images on social media showed people fleeing from the scene and police converging on the coffee shop.
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Neither graduated from high school before fleeing from Vietnam to America with my eldest brother in tow.
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Loyd was seen Monday, January 9 fleeing from Orlando's Princeton Street Walmart where he allegedly shot Clayton.
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But viral images of children and mothers fleeing from tear gas have rallied the opposition as well.
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Ortiz was captured in the parking lot of a Laredo, Texas, hotel after fleeing from state troopers.
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Rising U.S. Treasury yields sent investors fleeing from risky assets, hitting technology stocks especially hard on Wednesday.
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Welcoming refugees promotes the fundamental American value of protecting those who are fleeing from torture and persecution.
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More than 100,000 Rohingya live in Malaysia after fleeing from Myanmar, but they are considered illegal immigrants.
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Sen. Mark Kirk isn't just distancing himself from the rest of the GOP — he's fleeing from it.
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It did not provide any details on whether those fleeing from Idlib would be admitted into Turkey.
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Anadolu did not provide any details on whether the people fleeing from Idlib were admitted into Turkey.
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Saturday, forcing city officials to scramble to open a new shelter to accommodate residents fleeing from floods.
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The grainy footage shows Finicum fleeing from authorities in a white truck after an attempted traffic stop.
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The civilians trapped in between had been fleeing from the city in record numbers since the fighting began.
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Sure, you made some silly mistakes, sometimes fleeing from what turned out to be a gust of wind.
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Today, Jews and Christians are fleeing from Iraq and Syria and radical Islamists take control of those lands.
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Scott was shot in the back, haphazardly fleeing from a confrontation that began over a broken brake light.
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What I had hoped would be a story of redemption after fleeing from Myanmar had become the opposite.
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"During the course of him fleeing from police, we believe he struck two marked police vehicles," Kinebrew said.
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The present always seems to be fleeing from him, turning into the past, even as he lives it.
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Many of them claimed to be fleeing from imminent danger posed by local gangs, among them MS-13.
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Many found the order xenophobic and unconstitutional — not to mention heartless, considering the immigrants fleeing from war-torn Syria.
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Sensitive data could fall into the wrong hands, for example those of the government a refugee is fleeing from.
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Snowden currently lives in Russia, where he sought political asylum after fleeing from the U.S. View the discussion thread.
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Witnesses saw a man dressed in a black jacket fleeing from the scene, according to LAPD Officer Jenny Houser.
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San Antonio police are investigating reports of a suspect seen fleeing from the alley, Police Chief William McManus said.
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Young people are fleeing from organized religions in droves, and even life-long Christians are staying home on Sundays.
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He was initially booked on 5 charges -- heroin possession, assaulting an officer, DUI, resisting arrest and fleeing from police.
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In 22019, an alien named "Sesay" applied for admission at a port of entry after fleeing from Sierra Leone.
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That has placed more strain on systems meant to aid children and others who say they're fleeing from violence.
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Before I graduated from high school, a childhood friend died in a car accident while fleeing from the police.
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He also recalled the deaths of a group of Christians fleeing from the fighting near the city of Donetsk.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Thursday that 50,000 people were fleeing from Idlib towards Syria's border with Turkey.
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If America hadn't welcomed my father's family fleeing from a terrible famine in Syria, they would have all died.
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The WHO is sending an expert to Bangladesh to assess the risk for Rohingya Muslims fleeing from violence in Myanmar.
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The father of 12 was arrested in September after fleeing from his home in Ashland City, Tennessee to avoid police.
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Hundreds of the militants are fleeing from Iraq to Syria in anticipation of an imminent offensive to retake the city.
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Under Turkish law, only those fleeing from Europe are granted refugee status, although temporary protection has been given to Syrians.
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We first encounter him on the run, fleeing from a bunch of other kids who want to beat him up.
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Maybe I'd sized it wrong because the coil went rogue, fleeing from my crotch to gently nuzzle my inner thigh.
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Bates is white and Harris, who was fleeing from deputies during a sting targeting illegal gun sales, was African-American.
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Jittery investors are fleeing from risky early-stage startups thanks to alarm over the coronavirus pandemic, according to new data.
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The men fleeing from my techno-enhanced gaze clearly felt differently — and I assume they weren't criminals on the lam.
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"This time we didn't have a man fleeing from the scene," said Glenda Hatchett, a lawyer for the Castile family.
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In the event of the trade war continuing, investors fleeing from stocks would be looking for safe havens like bonds.
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With millions fleeing from violence in the Middle East and Africa, Europeans began taking measures against the influx of immigrants.
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Or being the helping and saving hand for those who are often fleeing from wars lead by extremists and fanatics?
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Cofield was hit with several severe charges, including heroin possession, assaulting an officer, DUI, resisting arrest and fleeing from police.
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Conservatives and moderates had been fleeing from the bill, sure, but McConnell is revered in Washington as a master tactician.
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Not unlike the Middle Easterners currently fleeing from the very terrorism and religious genocide that many are accusing them of supporting.
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But the UNHCR warned that its numbers were conservative and said it was still grappling to count those fleeing from Venezuela.
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Lyle Jeffs, the alleged leader of the polygamous FLDS Church, is wanted for fleeing from his home pending trial, PEOPLE confirms.
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Police are actively searching for the driver of a red pickup truck who was seen fleeing from the scene, police say.
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Our large human minds were evolved to collaborate, he says, not for primitive, deer-like instinctual functions, like fleeing from danger.
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That is what the French call the "fuite en avant" – a semiotic delight roughly translated as fleeing from an unsolvable problem.
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Private sponsorship of refugees began in Canada in 1978 amid another refugee crisis: the Indochinese fleeing from Vietnam after the war.
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Squirtle begins to run, her blue feet kicking up dirt, fleeing from the place where she struggled alone for so long.
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Belkis Wille, Iraq researcher for Human Rights Watch, said families fleeing from ISIS talk of the impacts of the American airstrikes.
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Democrats were quick to criticize CBP's response after pictures were published of families with small children fleeing from the tear gas.
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All of these stressors compound the traumas that these children may be experiencing while fleeing from violence in their home countries.
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Fleeing from justice to avoid prosecution for committing one of these crimes, meanwhile, would carry a mandatory minimum of 10 years.
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Who are these children: They had crossed the southern border on their own, fleeing from gang violence and other social ills.
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And of course, immigrant families seeking asylum are generally already fleeing from prior traumatic experience like violence, hunger, and extreme poverty.
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"The Great Escape" preceded these movies by decades, and follows British prisoners of war fleeing from a high-security German camp.
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In the meantime, you are obsessed with sending a militia to turn back thousands fleeing from murderous violence in their homelands.
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The English volunteers are all, as Mr. Fox's character points out, themselves refugees of a sort, fleeing from their own lives.
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"They are often fleeing from governments that have persecuted them, but they have a deep love for the country," he explained.
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Begum's son is one of scores of children who have died fleeing from fighting in ISIS' last remaining Syrian enclave Baghouz.
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Analysts said the index's slide was worsened by investors fleeing from emerging and frontier assets as the U.S.-China trade war escalated.
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Prosecutors claim in court documents that Cummins eventually planned to escape to Mexico from California after fleeing from Tennessee with the girl.
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Saudi teenager Rahaf al-Qunun arrived in Canada on Saturday, where she's been granted asylum after fleeing from her allegedly abusive family.
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The problem is that Italy's banks are burdened by about $400 million worth of loans, sending investors fleeing from these financial institutions.
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Chris Soules has returned to Instagram, following a nearly year-long hiatus after being charged with fleeing from a deadly car accident.
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A new range of diseases Many refugees entering Europe in the current crisis are fleeing from Syria -- a previously middle income country.
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Since fleeing from Syria to Jordan three years ago, he has sold the gold he gave to his wife as a dowry.
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Such numbers, although high, remain well below UNHCR's initial contingency plans, which anticipated a million people or more fleeing from the city.
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It was erected in response to migrants settling down in the hills of Lima, after fleeing from violent clashes in southern Peru.
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" Chmura pointed out that his Polish great grandfather wanted a better life for himself, just like Venezuelans fleeing from a "socialist regime.
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And in 1971, when Bangladesh split from Pakistan to become its own country, India once again took in refugees fleeing from violence.
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He violated his court ordered parole by fleeing from a rehab facility and "violently confronted the officers," according to the sheriff's department.
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"And yet some people on the other side want to turn this country into the countries that they're fleeing from," said Labrador.
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Though Altavista is under the control of gangs, the couple was not fleeing from violence, Rosa Ramírez, Mr. Martínez's mother, told him.
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Some protesters claim that Chow fell while fleeing from the police, and that officials blocked the medical responders trying to reach him.
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It took a black man fleeing from Buck's house in September 2019 — and phoning 911 — for the political donor to be arrested.
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Though the border is shut, diplomats say Turkey will not be able to keep all those fleeing from crossing into its territory.
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Colombia is the principal destination for Venezuelan migrants fleeing from political, social and economic crisis under the government of President Nicolas Maduro.
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He said that the federal programs to accept unaccompanied minors fleeing from Central America led to the rise in the gang's numbers.
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When the agency realised that it was ill-equipped to track those fleeing from the fighting, it began standardising its procedures and technology.
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Rose, 17, was shot in the back by then-East Pittsburgh Police Officer Michael Rosfeld while fleeing from a traffic stop last June.
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WHEN Rohingya Muslims began fleeing from Myanmar to Bangladesh a year ago, the cause was obvious: the army had gone on the rampage.
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The 31-year-old suspect, who was fleeing from police, was driving a stolen white pickup truck when he approached the congested intersection.
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The photo, which has been retweeted over 43,24 times, features the man fleeing from the scene with a pint of beer in hand.
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At around 3am, police were called to investigate the suspicious drone and pursued a car that appeared to be fleeing from the scene.
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" The policy also notes that "an individual simply fleeing from an officer, absent additional justification, does not warrant the use of the TASER.
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It's a song that sure as hell sounds like it's about fleeing from domestic abuse that features some scathing lines behind the melody.
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A video posted by a Twitter user showed a crowd of people fleeing from a nearby music festival after the shots were reported.
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Cofield was hit with several severe charges from the altercation, including heroin possession, assaulting an officer, DUI, resisting arrest and fleeing from police.
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The other 5843% are not innocent; they are multiple deportees, they are people who have been fleeing from the law, they are fugitives.
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Clearcast took issue with the short animated film, called "Rang-tan," which depicts an orangutan fleeing from deforestation caused by palm oil production.
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Clinton has in mind during a campaign in which captains of industry are fleeing from Mr. Trump and seeking safety with the Democrats.
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Later, their elder brother, Björn, would claim they were fleeing from "maniacs," though nothing to confirm this has ever been released on film.
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At the same time, investors around the world are fleeing from risky assets of all stripes, including stocks, junk bonds and yes, commodities.
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Instead, Masseduction plays like St. Vincent's version of the Inferno, our protagonist fleeing from one circle of Hell to another to another again.
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The character whose arrival ignites this charged situation is Norma, a pregnant 13-year-old fleeing from her pedophile stepfather in another city.
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By late Sunday night, reports came that Hotqol was now undefended, and families were fleeing from there and the next town as well.
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Video from the scene of Sunday's attack showed dozens of armed soldiers fleeing from the truck instead of trying to shoot the driver.
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"Twenty percent of homeless women lost their homes as a result of violence, with 70 percent of those fleeing from a partner," McGoldrick says.
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As additional officers arrived at the scene, a man was spotted fleeing from the vacant building but authorities were not able to apprehend him.
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Investors are fleeing from Bill Ackman's Pershing Square Capital funds, withdrawing $600 million during the first six months of the year according to Fortune.
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She says her parents brought her to the United States when she was 17, fleeing from violence in Jamaica after her brother was kidnapped.
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Little was written in those texts about the brutality they were fleeing from, or that many of the Founding Fathers were themselves slave owners.
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" He said one member of the congregation immediately ran outside to see what had happened, and "saw a truck fleeing from the parking lot.
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In 19933, Mr. Haggard was arrested and charged with burglary and, by his account, considered fleeing from police custody with an inmate nicknamed Rabbit.
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If Ossoff defeats Republican Karen Handel in the traditionally red Georgia district, it could send Republicans fleeing from Trump ahead of the 2018 midterms.
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Turkey's state-run Anadolu news agency said on Sunday that the 25,000 fleeing from Idlib were different to the 50,000 figure given by Erdogan.
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The missing soldier was eventually located in the nearby Jewish settlement Kochav Yaakov which he walked to after fleeing from the burning military vehicle.
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Many Central Americans seeking asylum say they are fleeing from gangs known as "maras," primarily the Mara Salvatrucha (or MS-13) and Barrio 18 groups.
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The report says an officer observed people fleeing from the parade and someone pointed out the suspect, saying he had a gun in his bag.
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There was no crime scene tape and it looked as though the party-goers had just gotten up and left instead of fleeing from gunfire.
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"They need paperwork from the regime which is a party in the problematic situation which we, in the first place, are fleeing from," he said.
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The experience of fleeing from gunfire, or navigating around bloodied bodies on the sidewalk, inflicts emotional trauma akin to what soldiers experience in war zones.
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And that was after Kerry pledged that the Obama administration would step up its commitment to protect families fleeing from Syria's six-year civil war.
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A system from a company called Starchase shoots GPS-enabled darts to attach to, and then track, vehicles fleeing from the site of a crime.
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Thousands of Syrians have been fleeing from the rebel-held Damascus suburb as the Assad regime — with support from allied militias including Russia — seeks control.
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Rescuers in Houston have had to save people numbering in the thousands fleeing from rising flood waters, and there has been an outpouring of support.
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Former White House press secretary Ari Fleischer tweeted that he was at the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport and that people were fleeing from gunshots.
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No one is really doing anything, everyone is just gathered around it, fleeing from it (though this is a minority), or they are climbing it.
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The bill would fast-track citizenship for religious minorities, including Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists, Jains, Parsis and Christians who are fleeing from Afghanistan, Bangladesh and Pakistan.
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People fleeing from the recently retaken areas were looking for places to sleep, while some smashed wooden furniture from destroyed houses for cooking and heating.
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An evocative shot of a black woman in a white dress, fleeing from someone in graceful terror, reminds us repeatedly of the movie's original atrocity.
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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints faced persecution since its founding in 1830, with members fleeing from New York to Ohio to Missouri.
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Those developments have sent shockwaves reverberating across Wall Street as fears of a global economic slowdown sent traders fleeing from companies with significant Chinese sales exposure.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Chacha the chimpanzee made his own great escape on Thursday, fleeing from a zoo in northern Japan and leading authorities on a dramatic chase.
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Fleeing from war-torn cities like Deir Izzor, Palmyra and Idlib, they traveled by boat and by land to reach the Idomeni refugee camp in Greece.
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More ethnically Turkish or Muslim refugees poured into the new nation, fleeing from Russian revolution or from persecution in the Balkans, the Crimea and the Caucasus.
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One boy suffered years of bullying after fleeing from Fukushima aged around 8, a regional educational board found in an investigation prompted by the family's lawyers.
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It is a humanitarian program that allows those fleeing from war and natural disaster to work and live in the United States without threat of deportation.
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But centrist Republicans are fleeing from the bill as it changes to fit the conservatives' desires, complicating efforts to get the bill passed in the House.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - For Ahmad al-Rashid, fleeing from his home in Aleppo, northern Syria, to Iraq in 2013 was the safest choice he had.
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However, there are reports of a US tourist fleeing from a Chandigarh isolation ward and Punjab resident refusing to be quarantined after a trip to Dubai.
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A warrant was issued for Mason's arrest for felony fleeing from police at a high speed and last night they finally arrested the 23-year-old.
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Cubans in Florida, after fleeing from Communism as the Vietnamese did, have wielded outsize national political significance in part by voting as a solid conservative bloc.
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But Katner said that decision makes no sense for a city in which so many people were returning to vacant homes after fleeing from Hurricane Katrina.
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It seems to be Saudi policy and practice to assist their citizens in fleeing from justice, all serious crimes for which they should be held accountable.
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Authorities in Myanmar seized a boat carrying 93 people fleeing from Rohingya camps in Rakhine state last month, one of several boats attempting the journey to Malaysia.
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The quake sent people throughout the city fleeing from homes and offices, and many people remained in the streets for hours, fearful of returning to the structures.
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Apart from recent incidents involving violent videos, the company was widely chastised last year for removing a historic photo of a naked Vietnamese girl fleeing from napalm.
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Estrada told O'Donnell they had crossed the border after fleeing from Venezuela, where she had been threatened by the government because of her work as a journalist.
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Fleeing from the scene of Betton's death, Bufford then attacked his ex-girlfriend and her boyfriend, before being caught in Cleveland, where he killed himself, police say.
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First, since 2012, there has been a sharp increase in the number of children fleeing from Northern Triangle countries in Central America—Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador.
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Trump has slammed shut America's doors to whole swaths of refugees fleeing from civil war when there are a record 65 million displaced people around the world.
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Will we take kids away from their parents when they're trying to claim asylum, fleeing from the most brutal countries in this hemisphere, if not the planet?
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For more than a century, American scholarship and the textbooks it produced focused on benevolent actors like abolitionists and the anecdotal episodes of people fleeing from slavery.
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The popular Okaz newspaper also published an article titled "Jeff Bezos, fleeing from sin, uses accusation," which slammed his extramarital affair with his now-girlfriend Lauren Sanchez.
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The bombardment has sent people fleeing from opposition-held towns in the buffer zone that straddles parts of Idlib to northern Hama and parts of Latakia province.
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Framed to exclude horizon lines and foregrounds, images like "Fleeing from a Force Eight Gale" (33) ensnare the viewer within nature, while refusing to offer stable footing.
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Thousands of civilians were fleeing from besieged enclaves on opposite ends of Syria on Friday as two major battles in the multi-sided war entered decisive phases.
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Back in 2015, Europe saw just over a million people — fleeing from the war in Syria, instability in their home regions, and economic hardship — arrive on its shores.
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" Sebelius on the danger of an Obamacare market meltdown: "Unfortunately, the uncertainty over what's going to happen … is creating, I think, a fleeing from the marketplace, not stability.
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Expectations that the United States and China would reach an agreement soon to end their trade war have been upended this week, sending investors fleeing from riskier assets.
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On Monday, more than 22016,000 people evacuated their homes, fleeing from the rapidly growing wildfire that tore apart the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and threatened nearby Dollywood.
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"There is no hope for them in Iraq," Father Khalil Jaar, who has dedicated the past two years to helping refugees fleeing from Iraq and Syria, told CNN.
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This week, expectations that the United States and China would reach an agreement soon to end their trade war have been upended, sending investors fleeing from riskier assets.
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More than 12,000 people are stranded here in Idomeni, as borders across Europe have slowly been shutting in the face of those most vulnerable and fleeing from atrocities.
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One of them is the role that the United States should play when it comes to taking in Syrian refugees fleeing from the raging conflict in the region.
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Witnesses told police they saw a black man fleeing from the scene, described as 5 feet 8 inches tall with a thin build and wearing a black jacket.
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GOP centrists in the House are fleeing from their party's ObamaCare repeal-and-replace legislation, complicating White House efforts to win passage in a vote scheduled for Thursday.
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As he tried to save students who were fleeing from the bullets, the father and Navy veteran was struck down and died the next day at the hospital.
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As the brothers leave the building, they shoot and kill a 42-year-old police officer before fleeing from the scene in a car driven by an accomplice.
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If the people who have the luxury of fleeing from the US to Canada were to, somehow, do so en masse, they'd be leaving the vulnerable ones behind.
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Authorities say the boy's father, Daniel Salcido, shot Hannah Janiak, Aiden's mother, and then shot himself after fleeing from a traffic stop in Kalispell, Montana, on July 25.
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It involves Mexicans in the United States, those still leaving Mexico in large, though smaller, numbers and mainly Central Americans, fleeing from violence and poverty in their countries.
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That Mr. Trump says otherwise shows he sees not a group of fearful people fleeing from terror to freedom, but an opportunity to fan the flames of bigotry.
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Your nervous system evolved to withstand periodic bouts of stress, such as fleeing from a tiger, taking a punch or encountering an odious idea in a university lecture.
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Videos circulating on social media showed demonstrators in Tehran coughing and fleeing from tear gas as authorities apparently detained protesters while others shouted for police to release them.
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If he finds Canelo working in combinations from in close, rather than fleeing from him and drifting onto the ropes, Golovkin might do better simply to tie Canelo up.
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A noble and kind gesture, were it not for the slip-of-hand that resulted in the cap fleeing from its owner and launching itself back into the pool.
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The goal was to make it harder to find videos full of conspiracy theories, fake news and all that other detritus that occasionally sent advertisers fleeing from the platform.
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Thursday's report from the Federal Reserve pointing to future rate hikes compounded worries and sent investors fleeing from tech companies, which are particularly susceptible to swings in the economy.
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The Trump administration plans to implement a sweeping new rule that would severely limit migrants' ability to seek asylum in the United States, including those fleeing from Central America.
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Minara Begum, 22, calms her crying one-month-old son, Ayub, as she tells of fleeing from her village of Nasha Phuru with her husband and mother-in-law.
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"Every day there are boats which are leaving from the Libyan shore, refugees which are fleeing from the civil war which is going on in Libya," the German added.
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But the benchmark index still rose for the week, as Chinese money flowed south, fleeing from a market coming under increasing pressure from a slowing economy and policy tightening.
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Lydia and her 8-year-old son, Luca, are fleeing from their home in Acapulco, Mexico, after hit men from a drug cartel killed 16 members of their family.
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Tracker's story begins with an abusive father he disowns and a mother he rapidly comes to despise, and he spends the rest of the novel fleeing from their legacy.
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Residents reported that banks and businesses reopened on Wednesday as traffic resumed on the streets after many people spent days indoors fleeing from combat which killed at least 20 fighters.
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" Trump reportedly added, if such people were allowed in his buildings, it would cause a "massive fleeing from the city of not only our tenants, but communities as a whole.
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One such defiant creature—Stormy the cow—decided to pursue her freedom over organized religion after fleeing from her spot next to Jesus in a church's live-animal nativity scene.
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He pleaded guilty last month to fleeing with reckless indifference to the safety of others, possession of a stolen vehicle and fleeing from police causing bodily injury, according to Messina.
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MARY MEG McCARTHY Executive Director National Immigrant Justice Center Chicago To the Editor: The families and young children fleeing from violence in Central America should indeed be treated with compassion.
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The mother and daughter were fleeing from violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo and were separated, the ACLU said, to "scare others from seeking refuge in the U.S." ADVERTISEMENT
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Many Venezuelan expatriates in the United States reside in Florida, a state that also served as the main destination for the Cuban diaspora fleeing from that country's repressive communist government.
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The twin hits to the Affordable Care Act could unravel President Barack Obama's signature domestic achievement, sending insurance premiums soaring and insurance companies fleeing from the health law's online marketplaces.
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An image appears repeatedly: a straight road stretching to the horizon, packed with cars and trucks filled with families fleeing from the city of Ma'arat al-Nu'man in southern Idlib.
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Videos from Sunday night showed demonstrators fleeing from tear gas and in one case a woman bleeding from her leg — a wound that protesters said was caused by live ammunition.
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Still, the overwhelming majority of migrants stay in France, dispersed across "welcome centers," waiting months for their applications to be decided on, or simply fleeing from them — some 37 percent.
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It's the difference between watching the BBC series Planet Earth from your comfy sofa and actually being the one fleeing from hungry lions as they stick sharp claws into your hide.
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"It is a memorial piece representing all children who died fleeing from war to Europe," says Becker, who along with his artist partner has done voluntary work with refugees in Germany.
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Facing the same fate, she makes a desperate bid for freedom, fleeing from slaveholder Gideon Brodess (Joe Alwyn) and enduring a perilous 100-mile journey that eventually brings her to Philadelphia.
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Qunun began tweeting from the airport on Saturday, where she said she was trying to get on a plane to Australia after fleeing from her family during a trip to Kuwait.
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I speak for those that are under discussion but are not able to contribute; I speak for those that are not able to talk about the situations they are fleeing from.
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In several major cities across Yemen, the female activists routinely call street demonstrations they refer to as "peace strikes" which often end in them being attacked and fleeing from abduction themselves.
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In several major cities across Yemen, the female activists routinely call street demonstrations they refer to as "peace strikes" which often end in them being attacked and fleeing from abduction themselves
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"My cousins fleeing from their village have told us many of our relatives have been butchered, even small babies," said Hamida, aged in her 40s, adding many had asked for help.
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He once drew an uncharacteristically raw sketch of her as a serpent herself, wrapped around a tree limb, her hair alive with snakes, with a figure recognizably Calder fleeing from her.
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Western intelligence sources have worried for months that militants fleeing from their main urban strongholds of Raqqa in Syria and Mosul in Iraq could find a safe haven in the region.
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The backdrop: The AP reports that thousands of Syrians have been fleeing from the rebel-held Damascus suburb as the Assad regime, with support from allied militias, attempts to take control.
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Today, advocates says that they're already fighting against the detention of trans immigrants—but what will it look like if the Trump administration fails to appreciate the danger they're fleeing from?
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Most people leaving the region are hoping to unite with relatives already in the United States, searching for economic opportunity to support their families or fleeing from gangs, corruption or extortion.
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Mr. Trump's move, announced Thursday night, could cause chaos in insurance markets, sending insurers fleeing from the Affordable Care Act's marketplaces, raising the federal government's costs and pricing out some consumers.
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He then went to Delhi, the new nation's capital, which was also seething with the rage of Hindu refugees fleeing from a Pakistan that had no time or place for them.
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Speaking at a news conference in Tirana, Cavusoglu also said Germany had provided Turkey with 40 million euros ($44 million) in support of Turkish plans to settle Syrians fleeing from Idlib.
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Chipotle shares are down 8 percent in the past week after reports of a Norovirus outbreak in a Virginia restaurant and mice sightings in Dallas sent investors fleeing from the stock.
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"This is yet another example of arbitrary, unilateral decisions by individual states threatening to cause serious humanitarian consequences for desperate refugees fleeing from war and persecution," the IRC said in a statement.
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Some student loan borrowers are packing their bags and fleeing from the U.S. to other countries, where the cost of living is often lower and debt collectors wield less power over them.
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UNHCR spokesman Babar Baloch said the U.N. refugee agency had repeatedly voiced its concerns about the lack of boats to pick up people fleeing from "the horrendous and horrible situation" in Libya.
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BERLIN – Authorities say they&aposve released from custody a man who had turned himself in after fleeing from police investigating the stabbing death of a 15-year-old girl in western Germany.
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Najwa Ibrahim, 18, holding her wailing 10-month-old cousin, Moussa, has been inside Moria camp's main area for two and a half months after fleeing from the Syrian city of Kobani.
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Fears of global growth being continually bogged down by the U.S.-China trade war have sent investors fleeing from riskier assets to safer bets in the developed world over the past months.
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The video showed Henderson fleeing from a mob of at least 10 men outside of a bar in Laganas on the Greek island of Zakynthos before being body slammed by one man.
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He also said he believed Eritrea was still operating a shoot-to-kill policy on its borders to stop people fleeing from the country, many of them heading to Europe as refugees.
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Handsome and dandyish (no description fails to mention his "Hyperion curl"), Conkling, a fitness fanatic, had women swooning for him in the Senate gallery and pages fleeing from him on the floor.
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Specifically, B.P.D. uses excessive force against (2100) individuals who are already restrained and under officers' control and (100) individuals who are fleeing from officers and are not suspected of serious criminal offenses.
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Prior to this incident, Corrao has served three years at a Florida prison for aggravated assault on a person 65 years or older, felony DUI, and fleeing from a law enforcement officer.
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Here, Alice — fleeing from the mob, it emerges, her already chameleon-like character in desperate search of its real depths — recovers slowly, while more speedily inserting herself into the hotel's various dramas.
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Nick Ut's Pulitzer Prize-winning photograph of nine-year-old Kim Phúc fleeing from a napalm attack during the Vietnam war is one of the most iconic pieces of photojournalism in existence.
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He may have stopped, at least for now, the stampede of Republicans who were fleeing from his campaign after a video emerged Friday of him discussing women in vulgar and sexually aggressive terms.
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"Those who are not refugees, who are not fleeing from Iraq or Syria from war and persecution, must return to their homelands - and that needs to be done consistently," he told Deutschlandfunk radio.
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The shallow earthquake hit in the early hours, sending people fleeing from their beds on to dark streets, and followed a 6.4 magnitude quake on Thursday which killed nine people in the area.
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A full-time truck driver, Gray was admitted to the hospital's burn unit in a coma after a suspect swerved into his truck July 26 while fleeing from the Utah State Highway Patrol.
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He knows people are fleeing from a post-Maria landscape, where they are suffering due to crippled infrastructure and a day-to-day struggle to access essentials such as food, water and medicine.
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In one video that was quickly circulated on a poker community subreddit, Dan Bilzerian, a poker player well-known for his Instagram personality, taped himself fleeing from the carnage at the music festival.
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"" As a mother, an immigrant and a naturalized American citizen who knows firsthand the hardships that exist in many of the countries these families are fleeing from, I am appalled, enraged and ashamed.
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The army distributed unusually voluminous amounts of information including aerial images and footage of what the army said was a Hezbollah operative fleeing from a booby-trapped camera inside one of the tunnels.
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Erica's portrait will compete for the top prize with Cézar Dezfuli's portrait of a migrant in the Mediterranean Sea and Abbie Trayler-Smith's portrait of a young woman fleeing from the Islamic State.
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But U.S. officials are keen to isolate Raqqa and use Syrian forces to encircle it, mainly because of worries about Islamic State operatives fleeing from Mosul and plotting new attacks against the West.
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Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh (CNN)Traveling at speed in a ramshackle truck, a group of 44 Rohingya refugees make the last stage of their harrowing 10-day journey into Bangladesh after fleeing from Myanmar.
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German weekly news magazine Der Spiegel said the finance ministry's calculations included the costs for accommodating and integrating refugees as well as tackling the root causes for people fleeing from crisis-stricken regions.
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When conflicts such as the Syrian war send families fleeing from their homes knowing they may not return for decades, children are left in the middle of a tragedy they can't even comprehend.
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"Not only are they at particular risk because the people they're fleeing from are in the very country they are forced to remain in, they are easy targets for organized crime," he said.
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Rueful analysts stare into television cameras, lamenting and wondering why Republicans aren't fleeing from the President over the impeachment hearings (he stands at 90% approval among his party in the latest Gallup poll).
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One person was killed in a rapidly moving wildfire that sent residents fleeing from a northern California city on Friday as flames burned homes and businesses and knocked out power, fire officials said.
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A powerful 6.4 magnitude earthquake struck the popular tourist island of Lombok in Indonesia on Sunday killing 14 people and sending villagers fleeing from their beds into open fields to avoid collapsing buildings.
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Here's how Sanders explained democratic socialism: Question: Hi Senator Sanders, so my father's family left Soviet Russia in 1979 fleeing from the same socialist policies you seem eager to put in this country.
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He was charged with possession of oxycodone, suboxone and paraphernalia, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, possession of a firearm with schedule I or II drugs and fleeing from police, WAVY reported.
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Riley and Schilling's suit was filed days after Rosfeld was charged with criminal homicide in the shooting death of Rose, who was unarmed and fleeing from a car when he was shot from behind.
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He was working his regular job as a truck driver when a suspect fleeing from the Utah State Highway Patrol crossed into oncoming traffic and collided head-on with Gray's truck, Rigby police said.
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Rapper Juelz Santana belatedly realized he can run but he can't hide, because he surrendered to cops after fleeing from Newark International Airport Friday when TSA security found a gun in his carry-on.
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State Representative Carlos Smith, a Democrat who represents a central Florida district seeing an influx of residents fleeing from hurricane-battered areas, including Puerto Rico, said he opposed Scott's budget proposal on affordable housing.
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He nods off in a tree after the object of his affection catches him watching her skinny dip and curls up on the lawn of a brutal orphanage while he is fleeing from it.
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Fugitive former Nissan chairman Carlos Ghosn met Lebanon's president after fleeing from Japan, where he was smuggled out of house arrest by a private security company, two sources close to Ghosn said on Wednesday.
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"They're waiting at the bridge because they know they shouldn't be sent back to the country they're fleeing from and so they hope that at any moment CBP will let them cross," Cordero said.
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Mexican children, who along with their parents are fleeing from violence in their hometown and are waiting to apply for asylum to the US, arrange a Christmas tree in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, Dec. 10.
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Seventeen people were missing on Saturday as a monster wildfire in Northern California spread after killing two firefighters, destroying hundreds of buildings and sending tens of thousands of frantic residents fleeing from their homes.
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Since fleeing from Falluja, she and other refugees who sought shelter at a refugee center in the government-controlled town of Garma have said they simply had no money to buy food from ISIL.
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Women held in detention centers in South Texas said they were fleeing from an epidemic of killings and extortion by criminal gangs that had spread even to rural villages, especially in El Salvador and Honduras.
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According to affidavits obtained by PEOPLE, investigators allege Vance then killed two people — his uncle, Ronald Everett Wilkson, 55, and his 54-year-old aunt, Valerie Kay Wilkson — after fleeing from Wellston to Luther, Oklahoma.
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Currently in jail without bond and without a lawyer on record, the man is facing charges including felony DUI, fleeing from a deputy, driving with a suspended license and failure to submit a breath test.
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As fighting has entered into the narrow alleyways and densely populated parts of west Mosul, more residents are fleeing from liberated areas where food and water are scarce and homes are often caught in shelling.
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However Marsh Halberg, Barnard's attorney, says the religious man was never fleeing from authorities, and had in fact had left the country in 218 – two years before his accusers ever surfaced their complaints to police.
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The shallow earthquake hit in the early hours of Saturday, sending people fleeing from their beds and onto dark streets, and follows a 203 magnitude quake on Thursday which killed nine people in the area.
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"The UK leaving the European Union does not change geography, it doesn't shift reality, it doesn't change the mindset of the people who are fleeing from Syria or from Afghanistan or from elsewhere," Miliband said.
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It came almost exactly five years after the start of anti-government protests that have metastasized into an international conflict, leaving at least 250,000 dead and sending nearly half the country fleeing from their homes.
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Last month, the actor posted a mock advertisement for "Trump tear gas" on his Twitter account following viral images of migrants fleeing from tear gas fired by Customs and Border Protection agents at the border.
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"It is one thing to hear the stories, but it is another to see firsthand the suffering of those fleeing from the cruelty of Maduro's narco-terrorist tyranny," Rubio told The Hill in an email.
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On either side, his grandmother and mother are processing news that the Greek-Macedonian border may close—later in the film, there will be footage of refugees fleeing from tear gas at that very border.
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When the Islamic State took control of northern Iraq in 2014, it singled out Shiites and Yazidis for the worst treatment, killing or enslaving many and sending the Yazidis fleeing from their homes around Sinjar.
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Back in Martin's third book, A Storm of Swords, when Sam and Gilly were fleeing from wights, a mysterious character allied with the Three-Eyed Raven showed up to rescue them at the last minute.
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With record numbers of refugees and the internally displaced fleeing from conflicts that are lasting longer, we will have to employ development approaches and longer-lasting solutions that include new partners, including the private sector.
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" Francis called on those in attendance to join him in prayer for "our Rohingya brothers and sisters who are being chased from Myanmar and are fleeing from one place to another because no one wants them.
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The latest and most powerful earthquake struck near the city of Kumamoto, toppling buildings and bridges, shredding sections of landmarks into piles of debris, and sending frightened residents fleeing from their homes and into the night.
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DF's proposal would impact the more than 10,000 Syrians that have sought asylum in Denmark since the beginning of 2015 under rules to protect people fleeing from war and not just refugees that are personally persecuted.
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"It's difficult to justify someone's refugee status when after arriving in the United States, they are traveling back to the place they are quote/unquote fleeing from 10, 15, 20, 30 times a year," Rubio said.
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Now, the Libertarian ticket is targeting Republicans who are fleeing from Trump in the wake of his latest scandal, which erupted Friday when leaked video from 2005 showed Trump commenting on women in sexually explicit terms.
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Earlier on Friday, UNHCR spokesman Babar Baloch said the United Nations had repeatedly voiced its concerns about the lack of boats to pick up migrants and refugees fleeing from "the horrendous and horrible situation" in Libya.
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The film picks right up where the five-season AMC series ended in 2013 with Jesse Pinkman (Aaron Paul) fleeing from the white supremacists who held him hostage in a cage to make meth for them.
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The backdrop: The influx of refugees and migrants fleeing from war- and poverty-ravaged countries to Europe has heightened pressure on German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who said this weekend the migration crisis needs a 'European solution.
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The model and cookbook author survived a harrowing experience on Thursday, fleeing from her Los Angeles hotel room half-naked with her baby Luna in tow due to — wait for it — a non-mandatory emergency drill.
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The quake caused buildings to sway sickeningly in Mexico City and sent people throughout the city fleeing from homes and offices, and many people remained in the streets for hours, fearful of returning to the structures.
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Young readers and their families will gather to discuss the book, the recently published final volume in Laurie Halse Anderson's "Seeds of America" trilogy, which features the teenagers Isabel and Curzon, who are fleeing from bondage.
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I continued walking and took my place in a massive crowd of people caked in mud and drenched by a thunderstorm that had sent them fleeing from blinding rain and crashing lightning across the National Mall.
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SEMBALUN, Indonesia (Reuters) - A powerful 6.4 magnitude earthquake struck the popular tourist island of Lombok in Indonesia on Sunday killing 14 people and sending villagers fleeing from their beds into open fields to avoid collapsing buildings.
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As they've vanished, there's been nothing to substitute, economy-wise—crime's been horrible; people are fleeing from here, running as fast as they can because they need to be able to take care of their families.
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Communities like Smithtown, where Burke grew up, emerged largely through the phenomenon of white flight, where Caucasian families dealt with the specter of urban crime by fleeing from the five boroughs and heading toward the sea.
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Fleeing from this morning feeling, I hauled myself out of bed and across town to a Kundalini yoga class, where I discovered a pleasant truth: Precious little can fill your mind when you're panting like a dog.
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Ankara has always maintained that it has an "open-door" policy toward migrants, although thousands of refugees fleeing from the conflict in Syria in recent months have become trapped at the border, unable to pass into Turkey.
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"The U.N. has verified that at least 15,000 people (are) fleeing from north of Aleppo city and tens of thousands have reportedly gathered at the border crossing with Turkey," a U.N. spokeswoman said in an emailed comment.
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There, the government accommodated some 300,000 people fleeing from what was then West Punjab, providing "100 tons of flour daily, along with large quantities of salt, rice, lentils, sugar and cooking oil," according to historian Ramachandra Guha.
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The caravan this year was larger than expected because of an influx of people fleeing from Honduras, where security conditions have deteriorated and political persecution is on the upswing following last year's presidential elections tainted by fraud.
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Riding in with assault rifles on motorbikes and in 4X4 trucks, they sent government troops and rangers fleeing from the area in eastern Burkina Faso bordering the Sahel, a belt of scrubland south of the Sahara Desert.
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I don't know about y'all, but if I'm fleeing from cruel guardians – who in this case have a literal slave in Pete, a human they purchased – a fishing village in Maine is definitely where I'm taking refuge.
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The authorities in South Carolina say they believe that Mr. Causey, who was captured Friday in Texas after fleeing from prison on Tuesday night, had used at least one cellphone and a drone to make his escape.
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In this image tweeted by David Caltabiano of KABB/WOAI, a heavily damaged SUV is seen on Texas Highway 85 in Big Wells, Texas, after crashing while carrying more than a dozen people fleeing from Border Patrol agents.
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The group's goal is to help people fleeing from the violence in Chechnya to the U.S. and they've joined with the organization RUSA LGBT to raise money for refugees who need help getting housing, food, and other necessities.
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The AfD is benefitting from a popular backlash over Merkel's decision last year to open Germany's borders to more than one million migrants, many of them Muslims fleeing from war zones in the Middle East, Asia and Africa.
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"I think that the number of women fleeing from the Saudi administration and abuse will increase, especially since there is no system to stop them," Qunun told Australian broadcaster ABC in her first interview after arriving in Canada.
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A. Portillo, the girl's mother (who asked to be identified only by her first initial because she is fleeing from an abusive partner), said she jumped a low part of the border fence with her daughter on Dec.
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The best way to counter all this, in Mr Ercolessi's view, is to showcase an important but neglected fact: many of the new arrivals in Europe are not bringing ultra-conservative religion with them, but fleeing from it.
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A resident of Zanjali, a district on the west side of Mosul, said Islamic State fighters "have arrived from the left bank and are trying to find houses on the right bank", fleeing from the government forces' advance.
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Western intelligence sources have worried for months that militants fleeing from their main urban strongholds of Raqqa in Syria and Mosul in Iraq could find a safe haven in the vast areas of the Syrian Desert bordering Jordan.
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He highlights how representatives of all political parties in the UK have condemned Chechnya's human rights abuses against gay men, while staying complicit in the imprisonment of innocent and vulnerable LGBTQ asylum seekers, including those fleeing from Russia.
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Nevada, ground zero in the housing crisis a decade ago, is now the epicenter of the affordability crunch, with low-income residents squeezed out of once-affordable apartments by working-class refugees fleeing from California's own rental crisis.
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A year before the fall of the wall, the border was moved about 165 feet to the west in a land swap that the East German government apparently hoped would prevent people fleeing from a nearby soccer stadium.
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ANKARA, Jan 2 (Reuters) - President Tayyip Erdogan said on Thursday that up to 250,000 migrants were fleeing from the northwestern Syrian region of Idlib towards Turkey, adding that Ankara was trying to prevent them from crossing its border.
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Where a slow-and-steady Federal Reserve last year kept the sector in neutral, signs of rising inflation and expectations of at least three rate hikes this year have had investors fleeing from the so-called safe stocks.
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"In the last week, the number of people fleeing from the southern regions (of Idlib) to the north because of the increasing attacks has reached 120,000," said Selim Tosun, the Humanitarian Relief Foundation's (IHH) media advisor in Syria.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - A fire raced through a neighborhood in the Brazilian jungle city of Manaus early on Tuesday, engulfing at least 600 wooden houses built on stilts due to seasonal floods and sending thousands fleeing from their homes.
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"The market is facing a correction as investors are fleeing from risky assets on the back of a macro factor, which is rising U.S. yields," said Shusuke Yamada, chief Japan FX/equity strategist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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COX'S BAZAR, Bangladesh (Reuters) - The World Health Organization (WHO) began distributing 2000,2250 doses of cholera vaccine on Tuesday in Bangladesh's camps for Rohingya refugees fleeing from Myanmar, as authorities rush to prevent a major outbreak of the deadly disease.
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The first story, "Malak and the Boat: A Journey from Syria," follows 7-year-old Malak as she narrates her way through the choppy Mediterranean after fleeing from war-torn Syria to Europe in search of a better life.
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Thousands of Syrians fleeing from towns and villages overrun by the army have already descended further south and taken shelter close to Jordan's border crossing with Syria where the army has in the last few days begun sending aid.
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Crossing from Uganda's banana belt into southern Sudan in the 1990s, I would soon see boys igniting the brush to roast any grasshoppers they hadn't caught, club the last rodents fleeing from their burrows and slingshot ground-nesting birds.
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From the state of Chiapas, where Central Americans first arrive in Mexico; through Michoacán, a source of Mexican immigrants to the US fleeing from intense gang violence; and finally to Ciudad Juárez, a gateway city that hugs the border.
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After fleeing from city to city within Syria and waiting another three years in Turkey for his family's asylum application to process, he finally felt he'd reached the end of his journey when he stepped foot in America in December.
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A Los Angeles Trader Joe's buzzing with Saturday afternoon shoppers erupted into chaos when a gunman, fleeing from police, stormed inside and held several dozen people hostage over the course of hours, according to law enforcement and multiple news outlets.
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A Western official in Kabul sadly predicted that depending on how things ago, Westerners could be fleeing from helicopters off the roof of diplomatic buildings within two years, in scenes frighteningly reminiscent of the US evacuation from Saigon in 1975.
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It's hard to tell, since it's such a quick glimpse, but it sure looks like there are thousands of wildlings fleeing from something that Jon and his posse are facing down, and our bet is that it's the Night King himself.
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Fighting between the government and a rebel militia has sent 25,000 people fleeing from a town called Kodok toward the border with Sudan—and on the road they've run into another 13,000 people on the run from yet more fighting.
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Along the way they meet, and become fellow travellers with, a motley crew of runaways: Fineboy, a militant fleeing from the very same army; Isoken, a young girl near-raped by those militants; and Oma, a housewife escaping her abusive husband.
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DHAKA, Sept 5 (Reuters) - Indonesian Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi said on Tuesday the country is ready to ease the burden of Bangladesh in dealing with Rohingya Muslims fleeing from Myanmar, but the help is likely to be only humanitarian, not financial.
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Tuesday's two-pronged assault by a suicide bomber and at least four gunmen, claimed by the Somalia-based al Qaeda affiliate al Shabaab, killed 21 people and sent hundreds fleeing from the 23 Riverside Drive complex in the Kenyan capital.
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Michael Slager, a white North Charleston police officer, was arrested and charged with murder in April 2015 when a bystander's cellphone video emerged that showed him firing eight times at the back of Walter Scott, who was fleeing from him.
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Ford also had several convictions in Florida for burglary, grand theft, fleeing from an officer, aggravated fleeing, and carrying a concealed weapon, according to the AP. The shooting came less than a week after another mass shooting at Kalamazoo, Michigan.
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An article featuring the image was deleted from Facebook The Pulitzer Prize-winning image was originally taken by Associated Press photographer Nick Ut, and shows a naked nine-year-old Kim Phúc fleeing from a napalm bombing along with other children.
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The relatives of Robert LaVoy Finicum said they were not accepting at face value the FBI's statement that the 54-year-old rancher from Arizona had been armed when he was fatally shot after fleeing from a traffic stop on Tuesday.
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PORT-AU-PRINCE (Reuters) - At least 38 people were killed and about a dozen injured in northern Haiti late on Saturday after a bus drove into a parade of pedestrians while fleeing from an accident, civil protection authorities said on Sunday.
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The moves, described by Greece's shipping minister as temporary, are designed to stem a flow of people mostly fleeing from violence in the Middle East, as border controls further north in the Balkans threaten to strand tens of thousands in Greece.
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Since the makeshift Kutupalong-Balukhali camp sprung up on the edges of an elephant sanctuary — attacks on the Rohingya in Myanmar had sent them fleeing from their homes into Bangladesh last year — there have been numerous reports of trampling deaths.
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Today's trailer shows the crew of the Colossus fleeing from the First Order as Tam Ryvora, who defected from the Colossus to join the First Order at the end of the first season, begins her career as a TIE Fighter pilot.
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Then it progresses to a phone call with Alyx's father, some lore, and, quickly, a mission that involves fleeing from the alien Combine and racing against time to a set, linear goal that the game will now shepherd you toward.
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"People fleeing from persecution will use what means are available to them," said Ms. Graydon, of the Asylum Seeker Resource Center, which is working with a group of people who arrived in Australia on visas associated with the Commonwealth Games.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkish aid groups have begun building more than 10,000 houses in Syria's northwestern province of Idlib to shelter growing numbers of people displaced by fighting, while Turkey seeks to prevent a new influx of migrants fleeing from Syria.
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Americans across the nation are inspired by witnessing students who days ago were fleeing from deadly bullets, and shielding young friends from death, rising to demand action that honors the memory of the dead and defends the lives of the living.
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When another attack occurred in June, this time in Southwark itself, at Borough Market, citizens were again unyielding in their adherence to life: Even fleeing from the scene, at least one Londoner insisted on carrying his overpriced pint with him.
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Prior to GSK's price-cut pledge, MSF said that in Greece, it had been forced to pay 50 pounds ($65) a dose in local pharmacies in order to vaccinate thousands of refugee children fleeing from conflicts in Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Fleeing from an invading Russian army, Farah and her family are eventually cornered by a soldier who kills her father and who, in an extremely gamey sequence, Farah and her brother must take down in what amounted to a stealth boss fight.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A security panic that crippled Los Angeles International Airport and sent hundreds of passengers fleeing from terminals was triggered by reports of gunfire that proved false but were amplified by word-of-mouth and social media, police said on Monday.
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" He said the organization was concerned about the "mysterious" red notice, "especially since under Interpol rules a red notice is null and void if the person named in the notice is found to be a refugee fleeing from the state that issued it.
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"I have personally asked for speed and attention in welcoming those who are really fleeing from war, but also that those who don't have the right to stay should be blocked," he said in a tweet, writing the last word in capital letters.
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A man fleeing from a restaurant, onto the beach, and into the ocean is certainly an absurd element of this story, but what makes the whole thing even worse is the tab this guy is said to have racked up before running off.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India has stepped up security along its largely porous eastern border with Bangladesh and is using "chilli and stun grenades" to block the entry of Rohingya Muslims fleeing from violence in their homeland of Myanmar, officials said on Friday.
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When you see people and you realize that they just want to come here to provide a better life for their family in many cases — regardless of whether they come from Afghanistan or whether they come from Mexico — they're fleeing from something.
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He pleaded guilty last month to fleeing with reckless indifference to the safety of others, possession of a stolen vehicle and fleeing from police causing bodily injury, according to Lawrence Messina, a spokesman for the Department of Military Affairs and Public Safety.
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Captivity for some fleeing from or freed in Mosul could also create tensions with the United Nations and international aid organizations, which may tend to see those streaming out of or left behind in Mosul from strictly a humanitarian point of view.
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If he were fleeing from a burning building, trying to lead his family to safety — his skin stinging with heat, his lungs filling with smoke — and he heard a child crying out from the flames behind him: What would he have done?
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Some residents reached via telephone and text message were fleeing from the front lines into the center of the shrinking enclave, while others stayed near the edges, hoping to evacuate but complaining that the combatants would not pause to let them escape.
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Russia's Defense Ministry said reports of hundreds of thousands of Syrians fleeing from Idlib towards the Turkish border - in an area where Turkish forces maintain forward observation posts - were false, urging Ankara to enable Idlib residents to enter other parts of Syria.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Thousands of civilians were fleeing from besieged enclaves at opposite ends of Syria on Friday as two major battles in the multi-sided war entered decisive phases, with hundreds of thousands of people trapped in the path of both assaults.
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While investors are rallying behind Tesla, they are fleeing from SolarCity shares, which have fallen 37 percent in the two days since it forecast a bigger-than-expected loss for the current quarter and cut its installation forecast for the second quarter in a row.
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NEW DELHI, Sept 22 (Reuters) - India has stepped up security along its largely porous eastern border with Bangladesh and is using "chilli and stun grenades" to block the entry of Rohingya Muslims fleeing from violence in their homeland of Myanmar, officials said on Friday.
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In a series of graphics targeting ATV safety, for example, a helmeted character named Ted rides his ATV along the Oregon trail, while fleeing from a Tyrannosaurus rex, and he goes on a trip through a nightmarish Colorado that's populated by enormous, glowing bighorn sheep.
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But copycatting aside, the audience almost certainly is curious to see the world burn, or at least splinter under car-sized hailstones and cold waves that chase people around Brazil, exactly like the laughably memorable "fleeing from cold" sequence in The Day After Tomorrow.
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Once there is a more efficient system to get people into the U.S., and process effectively those who need to leave, it will be easier to gain public support to help those who may be fleeing from hostile environments and want to settle in America.
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WASHINGTON — A powerful House Republican said Thursday that Congress should immediately provide money for subsidy payments to health insurance companies, which have been demanding big rate increases or fleeing from Affordable Care Act markets because of President Trump's threat to cut off the funds.
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In the wake of a mass exodus of potential vice president picks publicly fleeing from the notion of joining Trump's ticket, media outlets have been abuzz with rampant speculation regarding who is likely to fill the void as the potential Republican pick for vice president.
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In May, archaeologists uncovered the ancient remains of a man who had been seemingly crushed by a flying boulder while fleeing from the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 A.D. Only his skeletal legs and lower torso protruded from beneath the 600-pound block.
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"Who could have predicted that if more than 600,000 people were fleeing from a brutal army for fear of their lives, the woman who many of us believed would have the clearest and loudest voice on the crisis would go quiet," the band said in a statement.
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"It's really common for kids who are fleeing from desperate situations to use different documents that have different dates of birth," said Laura Belous, an attorney with the Florence Project, which is representing several Bangladeshis including I.H., who asked to be identified only by his initials.
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To stop the flow of unaccompanied children fleeing from Northern Triangle countries, in late 2014, the Obama administration began the Central America Minors Refugee/Parole Program, known as CAM, to allow the processing of application by children for refugee and asylum status in their home countries.
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USA-WILDFIRE Seventeen missing as deadly California wildfire spreads: official JULY 28, 2018 - Seventeen people were missing on Saturday as a monster wildfire in Northern California spread after killing two firefighters, destroying hundreds of buildings and sending tens of thousands of frantic residents fleeing from their homes.
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The Obama administration is moving ahead with deportations of migrants fleeing from three violence-racked countries in Central America, despite a furor among refugee advocates, Latino groups and Democratic lawmakers after about 120 migrants were arrested and targeted for deportation in a roundup in early January.
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The first film in a two-part finale (the second, "Ascendant," is expected next year), "Allegiant" sends Tris (Shailene Woodley), her brother, Caleb (Ansel Elgort) and her hunky squeeze, Four (Theo James, even more expressionless than usual if that's possible), fleeing from a still-walled-in Chicago.
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The first convicted murderer, William Kemmler, to be executed in the chair learned the hard way that brilliant inventor Edison was full of shit; it ultimately took two tries and several minutes to execute Kemmler, whose tortured agony and burning flesh sent spectators fleeing from the room.
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When fleeing from angry gun-toting slave-owners in New Orleans, he crept into the French Quarter and inveigled his way into a luxurious brothel by seducing the madam, who fell in love with him and asked her butler to ply him with fine wine and Cajun delicacies.
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But Laredo residents recall the days in 2014 when women and children from Central America, who said they were fleeing from murderous criminal gangs, were packed in frigid detention cells here and crowded the bus station after they were released carrying only orders for a date before a judge.
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He is proposing a solution to a real problem of MS-20183 and of gang violence that involves cracking down on the asylum system, the asylum system, by the way, which is a system designed to protect the very victims of gangs, often noncitizens fleeing from other countries.
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I can promise you'll be bawling by the end of chapter 2 — which features a boy fleeing from Mao's China, the invention of one of our most important gadgets, and a genuinely riveting tale of a National Park vacation — and I can also promise you it gets better.
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Wednesday's bulletin expires in September and mirrors language from the last DHS NTAS bulletin in November 2017, which warned of terrorist groups recruiting individuals "to adopt easy-to-use tools to target public places and events" as well as foreign fighters fleeing from the battlefield to attack elsewhere.
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After President Trump abruptly ordered the withdrawal of most US forces from Syria earlier this month, a Turkish military incursion into the area those troops had previously occupied set off a humanitarian catastrophe — sending nearly 200,000 civilians fleeing from the Syrian frontier, about one third of them children.
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But it was after the Sandy Hook shooting in 2012, when a gunman killed 20 first graders and seven adults in Connecticut, that the Department of Education changed its shooter response recommendations from sheltering in place to more active measures of fleeing from or even fighting an assailant.
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There is nothing remotely as chilling as much of the classic Vietnam War photography, no shots like Nick Ut's of a naked Vietnamese girl fleeing from a napalm bombing or Eddie Adams's shot of a Saigon police chief firing a bullet into the head of a Viet Cong prisoner.
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The chaotic eruption of violence drew in several police officers and civilians, sent scores of panicked pedestrians fleeing from the bridge and nearby streets on both sides of the Thames, and evoked memories of an eerily similar terrorist attack on the same bridge in 2017 that killed eight people.
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Brown acknowledges Hitler's vicious anti-Semitism as the core of Hitler's appeal — and notes the terrified Jewish community was fleeing from him — but goes on to dismiss it as a play to satiate the rubes (bolding mine): He is credibly credited with being actuated by lofty, unselfish patriotism.
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CLEVELAND – A dashcam video showing an Ohio state trooper being dragged at high speed for a mile down a city street by a suspect fleeing from a Thursday night traffic stop is stark evidence of the dangers faced by police officers, a spokesman for the Ohio State Highway Patrol said.
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"The majority of trans women who come to this country come fleeing from violence and, you know, really trying to find a better place to live," said Bamby Salcedo, a trans activist and member of the Trans Latin@ Coalition, an advocacy organization that aims to improve the lives of trans Americans.
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In May 2017, there were riots in a Paris suburb after a young man was killed while fleeing the police; there were riots in July 2016 after an arrest; and days of rioting erupted in 2005 all over France after two young men were electrocuted while fleeing from the police.
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But the dueling messages — and the shifting positions from jurors about whether additional talks or instructions might yield a verdict — were a stunning turn in a case that began nearly 20 months ago, when Mr. Scott was shot and killed after fleeing from a traffic stop for a broken taillight.
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Beyond the Trump administration's demands for reworking the North American Free Trade Agreement, its ban on immigrants from six predominantly Muslim countries, blocked on Wednesday by a federal judge, has set off a surge in asylum seekers fleeing from the United States to Canada, where they have largely been welcomed.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - An 18-year-old black man who was shot to death by Los Angeles police over the weekend was fleeing from a suspected stolen car and had turned toward officers with a gun in his hand before they opened fire on him, the city's police chief said on Monday.
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It should include more incentives for legal immigration which involves creating an easier system that takes into account the realities of men and women fleeing from countries with no traditional forms of ID. And it should also include a pathway for people who have already been caught up in the failed system.
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Salvadorans were the largest group of immigrants under TPS, but the program has also allowed immigrants from countries like Honduras, Haiti and Nicaragua fleeing from natural disasters or war to come to the U.S. The Trump administration previously announced plans last year to end the protections for Nicaraguans and Haitians as well.
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And of course, finally, there are my own children, one of whom I might soon lose, and both of whom are now always pretending to be lost children, having to run away, either fleeing from white-eyes, riding horses in bands of Apache children, or riding trains, hiding from the Border Patrol.
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The latest census figures from 2015 show 10,116 foreign-born Syrians living in the New York-New Jersey area, with the most in Brooklyn and in Passaic County, N.J. The older, largely professional immigrants are in contrast to the most recent refugees fleeing from smaller cities of Homs and Daraa, refugee officials say.
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The father figure in these tales is either utterly ineffectual in the face of the mother's abuse or, in a story like the Perrault fairy tale Donkeyskin — a story in the Cinderella vein, which sees its heroine fleeing from her father after he proposes marriage to her — becomes a sexual threat to his daughter.
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Nearly 200,000 individuals with the group "People First," gathered and peacefully marched in Milan, Italy on Saturday to protest alleged "racist policies," reports the AP. The big picture: Protestors say the populist League leader Matteo Salvini blocked humanitarian boats filled with migrants fleeing from Libya from entering the country while he served as interior minister.
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Over six episodes, We'll Meet Again will explore stories ranging from a German man searching for the family who befriended him when he was 10 years old and fleeing from the Nazis to a Vietnam war refugee looking for the "crazy American cowboy" who inspired his dream of living in the United States one day.
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A snapshot of the countries they're fleeing from shows the nightmares they're trying to escape: Honduras Gross national income, per capita: $59.3,150 Population living in poverty: 60.9% Life in Honduras: As the second-poorest country in Central America, Honduras "suffers from extraordinarily unequal distribution of income," and rampant underemployment, the CIA World Factbook says.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE (I-Vt.) said he's "delighted" to see GOP senators fleeing from the chamber's latest version of an ObamaCare repeal-and-replace bill.
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Sen. Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE (I-Vt.) said he's "delighted" to see GOP senators fleeing from the chamber's latest version of an ObamaCare repeal-and-replace bill.
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In one case, a police officer shot at an unarmed man wearing only boxer shorts as he was fleeing from armed assailants, which the Justice Department called unreasonable and unnecessary: An incident from 2013 in which a sergeant shot at a victim as he ran from a house where he was being held against his will is just one illustration of this problem.
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Mexicans can't be sent back to the country they're fleeing from, so if his number is called and Adania is still waiting in Mexico for her case to be completed, Adrian said he'll let people behind him in line cut ahead until they can both be in the US. "It does make me worry more about the possibility that we could be separated," he said.
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In 1970, after Leary was sentenced to ten years in prison on marijuana charges, Leary staged a prison break with help from the Weather Underground and spent almost two and a half years on the drug-fueled lam, hiding out with the Black Panthers in Algeria and eventually fleeing from Nixon and the FBI around Europe and eventually into the Middle East, where he was finally caught in Afghanistan in 1972.
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"When I hear folks say that, well, maybe we should just admit the Christians but not the Muslims; when I hear political leaders suggesting that there would be a religious test for which a person who's fleeing from a war-torn country is admitted, when some of those folks themselves come from families who benefited from protection when they were fleeing political persecution — that's shameful," Mr. Obama said then.
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The unrest has sent more than 216,000 civilians fleeing from their homes, relief group Syrian Response Coordination Group told the AP. The assault from Syrian President Bashar Assad's forces comes months after Trump abruptly withdrew U.S. forces from the war-torn country's northern border with Turkey, asserting his preference for regional powers to play a more prominent role while leaving the U.S. with little leverage in the ongoing civil war there.
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