Al Qaeda and ISIS have also established footholds in Afghanistan.
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Health insurers had to gain footholds in these new marketplaces.
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ISIS and al Qaeda both now have footholds in Afghanistan.
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It soon established footholds in Shanghai, London, and Buenos Aires.
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It's also picking up steam, finding footholds in other internet subcultures.
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The Islamic State, Al Qaeda and the Taliban have growing footholds.
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And IBM, the computer giant, had major footholds in the region.
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And even as studios have faltered, independent companies have gained footholds.
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Ladkani and Davidson are experienced, award-winning filmmakers with footholds in Africa.
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Meanwhile, European and Asian companies are moving in to get early footholds.
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Each side has allowed the other to maintain footholds in its territory.
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And "A Country Road, a Tree" doesn't offer its reader many footholds.
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WE can start with housing, the sturdiest of footholds for economic mobility.
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From these tiny footholds, the hackers worked their way up the supply chain.
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Ford and GM, on the other hand, have strong footholds in the Asian market.
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"A disruptive innovation, by definition, starts from one of those two footholds," Christensen says.
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GoPro already has strong footholds in the two biggest video platforms, Facebook and YouTube.
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Trump easily won the state, and the districts surrounding Sewell's are strong Republican footholds.
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They have lost footholds in Libya and their main sources of revenue have been destroyed.
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These "footholds" have become common for Sycamore, although still uncommon for private equity at-large.
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Jibs were affixed here and there to the big features, as thumb catches or footholds.
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The insurers' footholds are growing, though none have cracked 100,000 members in the Medicare Advantage market.
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Now, Vizio has heavy competition from Chinese manufacturers firming up their footholds in the US market.
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Christensen added the idea of new market footholds to his original theory to explain Apple's success.
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Troops last month retook the town of Rawa, one of ISIS's last footholds in the country.
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In other big cities, such as Birmingham, Sheffield and Newcastle, Momentum has struggled to gain significant footholds.
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It then acquired several more payments firms across the Nordic countries, gaining footholds in Finland and Sweden.
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A large acquirer with stronger footholds in big companies would help it sell into that enterprise segment.
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Today more than 11 million Brazilians live in slums that provide footholds for mosquitoes in urban areas.
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Sony, NVIDIA, and Electronic Arts are all looking to secure longterm footholds in the streaming business too.
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The Syrian government still has footholds in YPG-dominated northeastern Syria in the cities of Qamishli and Hasaka.
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Al-Qaeda, meanwhile, is gaining new footholds in the country it used to plan the 9/11 attacks.
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Those include states like New Hampshire, Kentucky, Missouri and Iowa, where Democrats had maintained footholds until this year.
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The Islamic State in Iraq and Syria has gained footholds on the continent in countries such as Libya.
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The group has also established footholds in Afghanistan, Libya, the Sinai Peninsula, the Philippines, West Africa and elsewhere.
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Our security efforts have strengthened government control, nearly eliminated Al Qaeda, and destroyed ISIS footholds throughout the country.
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Russia also uses proxies, such as Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, to ensure its footholds in the region.
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I felt there were plenty of places to get footholds, but just as many places to get stuck.
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Taiwan is trying to lure back computer companies, while Malaysia and Thailand want to expand their footholds in electronics.
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Assad now appears militarily unassailable, though rebels still have notable footholds near Damascus, in the northwest, and the southwest.
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Boston is one of the tech giant's largest footholds and is a finalist to win the company's second headquarters.
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Islamic State fighters had established footholds amid the disorder but have been mostly driven out of the main cities.
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That has enabled it to set up shop in Congo and Venezuela, securing valuable footholds in mineral-rich countries.
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A global stock market meltdown entered its sixth day on Thursday as the coronavirus gained footholds around the world.
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That will create new channels where developers can find users and footholds for Google to ensure the web sticks around.
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However, in an attempt to improve disruption theory to account for Apple, Christensen added the concept of new market footholds.
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Some cling to footholds and handholds as the camera passes by, while others float around, bodies rigid in the microgravity.
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Instead of chairs, footholds allowed the crew to congregate around a table and eat their meals in a familiar setting.
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Scientists are concerned that more invasive species could gain footholds as Antarctica becomes more hospitable and ice-free zones increase.
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But skeptics have argued that companies tied to Beijing are gaining footholds in more and more sensitive industries, including technology.
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Republicans are using local level appointments as footholds to power in a state that has been dominated by Democrats for decades.
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The rebel evacuations were set in motion last week after Syria's opposition agreed to surrender its last footholds in eastern Aleppo.
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This year alone, at least five large coal and energy companies with footholds in the West Virginia economy have declared bankruptcy.
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Before the 2008 financial crisis, European utilities were in a dealmaking frenzy, all seeking to buy footholds in other European countries.
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But Native cuisine is gaining footholds in fine dining, linking up to related trends in local, authentic, and environmentally conscious eating.
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Tech companies are now aiming to establish footholds in these regions, as the next large swath of internet users come online.
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While African-Americans seemed to maintain strong footholds in store ownership, chains were moving in—and with them, more white owners.
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China will gain access to resources, export its excess industrial capacity and peacefully secure strategic footholds from which to project power.
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More favorable districts for Democrats in 2022 means more potential footholds -- in a year when Kemp will be up for reelection.
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In fact, the Spot's model of the world around it is pretty shallow, consisting mostly of obstacles, footholds, and preprogrammed routes.
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Colorado, with its increasingly liberal cities but strong conservative footholds, is a microcosm of the larger national debate over sex ed.
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These historic wines, revered through the ages, seem to be anomalies in the 21st century, searching for footholds to hang on.
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The story of Russian interference in last year's presidential election is a slimy rock face, but there are a few solid footholds.
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The Trump administration has made a renewed push in the region to establish footholds of stability where radical Islamist terrorism cannot flourish.
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"All of these people — whether they are DNC members or members of Congress — have footholds in their communities," the Harris official said.
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Meanwhile, the Taliban has never been stronger, controlling more land than ever before and establishing footholds in nearly every province in Afghanistan.
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Tencent, Alibaba and Baidu have all opened American offices, but they have mostly turned to investments and acquisitions to gain footholds overseas.
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Mr. Duterte has said that he might declare martial law throughout the Philippines if Islamist rebels gain footholds elsewhere in the country.
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They suggest the footholds are growing and give a sense of the financial results the companies can expect from the market in 2020.
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Earlier this month, Nusra Front militants left Lebanon's border region under an evacuation deal after Hezbollah routed them in their last footholds there.
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So, a good strategy is to knock out a few of those shorter answers, then use the footholds to solve the grid-spanners.
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For the U.S. to respond to attacks nimbly, it will have to develop footholds in enemy networks in advance, and that risks exposure.
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But in that Red Moon scenario, America would likely also have permanent footholds in the solar system today — on Mars, and possibly beyond.
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Secondly, Rajneesh is looked upon with disfavor in Europe and Australia, the only other locales where he has both followers and financial footholds.
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The main attraction is "Alps," an enveloping installation of rock-climbing walls assembled from bone-colored panels peppered with colorful hand- and footholds.
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Tech companies see the transition to 5G as an opportunity to gain new footholds in the connectivity business that's dominated by major wireless providers.
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Founded in 2016, the company has made footholds across sub-Saharan Africa and is looking to expand further, hoping to eventually reach the US.
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Proponents say it defends European interests, whether against global powers such as China and the United States or against multinational companies seeking monopolistic footholds.
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But the causes of destruction prove disturbingly resilient: Revisionism, fascism, and fundamentalism take on new forms, finding footholds in new corners of the world.
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There was a burgeoning retail market downtown, with stores including A. Hamburger & Sons, Bullock's and the J. W. Robinson Company strengthening their economic footholds.
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U.S.-backed militias declared victory over Islamic State in Raqqa on Tuesday, raising flags over the last jihadist footholds after a four-month battle.
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One might argue that a collapse of the pro-American government in Kabul would allow those countries to gain even greater footholds in Afghanistan.
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M.E. said he played no major role in a sprawling group that, until the crackdown, had footholds in most government institutions, including the army.
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Edwards says the Hells Angels relied on members or associates who weren't full-time gangsters to find footholds in territory they were interested in.
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Its fighters have fallen back to its last major footholds, the cities and towns in the fertile strip along the Euphrates river downstream of Raqqa.
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Google, Facebook and LinkedIn established European headquarters in Dublin, and smaller companies like Zendesk, Dropbox, HubSpot, Slack and Glassdoor have set up Irish footholds. Salesforce.
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A mix of globalization and automation has exacerbated inequality—and made the footholds of those on its lower slopes more uncertain—all over the world.
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Despite government denials, he (like many others) say militant Islamist groups including al Qaeda have footholds on the porous border between Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay.
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But thanks to industries like oil, the country is also awash in wealth and opulence, and luxury brands are eager to establish firmer footholds there.
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Grainy black-and-white video footage shot by a blogger shows the group climbing down a narrow concrete shaft using footholds stuck to the walls.
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The rebels' loss of eastern Aleppo this month was a major blow to their movement, leaving them without footholds in any of Syria's largest cities.
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While the YPG controls most of the northeast, the Syrian government has maintained footholds in the cities of Hasaka and Qamishli at the border with Turkey.
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Specifically for this exhibition, she created "Alps," an installation of Cubistically faceted rock-climbing walls assembled from bone-colored panels peppered with colorful handholds and footholds.
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With the deal, the company will join the ranks of American peers like Google and eBay, which were unable to capitalize on early footholds in China.
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Both Lyft and Uber are betting that gaining footholds in those markets will eventually give them a way to offer users more options to get around.
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That area has long been home to local and foreign Islamist militants from the Taliban and Al-Qaeda, and where Islamic State has lately made footholds.
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The DSCC is investing $24 million more in North Carolina and $2 million in Missouri, giving the party significant footholds in its efforts to oust Sens.
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Leaked copies of Cusack's findings speak of an Italian secret society operating in Victoria, New South Wales, and South Australia; with footholds in Queensland and Western Australia.
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The deal extends a trend of rapidly escalating contracts as three sportswear companies — Under Armour, Nike and Adidas — seek greater footholds in the lucrative college sports industry.
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While Levinson may not have given theorists many juicy footholds to obsess over, it's clear he and his team are confident the audience they've built will return.
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Six days into the campaign, Turkish soldiers and their FSA rebel allies have been fighting to gain footholds on the western, northern and eastern flanks of Afrin.
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Red and yellow lightbulbs marking out territories on a giant US map provide an easy way to track the footholds Edison and Westinghouse are gaining across the country.
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First, the background: This past weekend, a suspected chemical attack killed as many as 70 people in what was one of the last remaining footholds for opposition forces.
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Islamic State's defeat is a longer way off in Syria, and it has established footholds in pockets of lawlessness or instability from Libya to Afghanistan to the Philippines.
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President Bashar al-Assad's military and its allies have pushed to crush the last insurgent footholds around the capital Damascus through a string of offensives and withdrawal deals.
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ISIS and al Qaeda developed footholds in Libya in the aftermath of the 2011 revolution, which toppled longtime dictator Muammar Qaddafi and left a political and security vacuum.
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The towns along the Euphrates river, downstream of the city, have fast become the last major IS footholds in Syria and a focus of the multi-sided war.
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Chinese businesses and the Chinese government have footholds in many parts of the world — all throughout Africa, some in South America, in Afghanistan, Middle Eastern countries, in Pakistan.
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Unlike parts of rebel-held northern Syria, Syria's south has long been one of the last major footholds of rebel groups that are not dominated by hardline jihadists.
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Hewlett Packard security staff fought back, tracking the intruders, shoring up defenses and executing a carefully planned expulsion to simultaneously knock out all of the hackers' known footholds.
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The ACLU with the help of refugee and immigrant rights groups in Massachusetts and Virginia were able to gain additional footholds beyond the baseline order made in New York.
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While some plots and characters find much more fascinating footholds than others throughout season one, the most compelling moments rarely have anything to do with the supposedly central storyline.
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U.S.-backed militias in Syria declared victory over Islamic State in Raqqa, the group's capital, last week, raising flags over the last jihadist footholds after a four-month battle.
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What began online more than two years ago as an intricate, if baseless, conspiracy theory that quickly attracted thousands of followers has since found footholds in the offline world.
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America should expand and strengthen its footholds within Syria near Iranian positions and accept the risk that Iranian proxies might attack them, where upon U.S. forces should counterattack decisively.
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Libya Libya has become a base for ISIS in the last two years, but the group has lost its urban footholds in Derna and Sirte and retreated to the desert.
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And yet on a snowy Wednesday, Ms. Ortiz clambered 40 feet up in the air, clutching handholds and scrambling onto footholds as she climbed the rock wall at Chelsea Piers.
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At the same time, aggressive smartphone manufacturers like Huawei and Xiaomi are looking for ways to expand beyond their footholds in China to compete with Samsung all over the world.
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With his pockets filled with nails and the rope for a new halyard over his shoulder, he made his way slowly up the pole, hammering in footholds as he ascended.
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They agree, at least, that those are critical steps to prevent the Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL, from gaining new footholds in Sunni communities down the line.
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But while Korean acts were able to gain strong footholds throughout Asia and build up fanbases in other countries, making a long-term impact in the U.S. has previously proved elusive.
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Something…humanizing, if that's the right world, as the faceless 'bot gingerly tests its footholds, slowly and with an abundance of caution, before shifting its full weight to the next block.
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The bottom line Pros:Cons: Nonslip mat sometimes falls off during storage, cutouts on the side are perfect footholds for climbersBuy the Guidecraft Kitchen Helper Stool for $169 from Amazon and Wayfair
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RAQQA, Syria (Reuters) - U.S.-backed militias in Syria declared victory over Islamic State in its capital Raqqa on Tuesday, raising flags over the last jihadist footholds after a four-month battle.
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SamSam's attackers had planted some undetected digital footholds during the first attack that opened the door for a second attack with improved ransomware as soon as the systems came back online.
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The uncertainty over the new services underscores the regulatory gray area many new fintech companies operate in, as they look to use new technology to gain footholds in traditional financial services.
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The Trump administration is wary of China's gaining more footholds in the South Pacific, which the United States military views as strategically vital in the event of active warfare with China.
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Now the gang has footholds in the US and in Central America in cities like Los Angeles, New York and the Washington, DC, region and countries like El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras.
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But in striving so obviously to avoid footholds for judicial review, the new order unwittingly exposes the policy hollowness and, it should be said, the foundational dishonesty of the blanket travel bans.
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Big funds, including BlackRock, Fidelity Investments and Vanguard, have already established footholds with stakes in stocks such as National Bank of Greece and gambling firm OPAP, but Athens remains a frontier market.
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Islamic State has lost vast territory across Syria, and has now come under attack in its last footholds in a strip of the Euphrates valley and the desert in Deir al-Zor.
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Son's "belief in the disruptive force of AI pushes him to want to allocate as much capital [as] possible to gaining footholds into the future," Lane wrote in a note this week.
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As Europe's borders stiffen and nativist movements gain footholds in elections, such bold assertions of universal humanity, backed by action, have made Francis a bridge maker in an age of wall building.
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U.S. officials and lawmakers have warned in recent weeks that the fight against ISIS is poised to move into Africa as the terrorist group loses its last footholds in Iraq and Syria.
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In fact, after 16 years of constant combat and roughly $714 billion spent by Americans to purge the terror group, the Taliban looks its strongest, establishing footholds in nearly every single province.
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Known as Freemen-on-the-Land (FOTL), this anti-government movement has found footholds in the UK, the US, and made waves in Canada over the last decade for its members' stunts.
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And the third focuses on tools that can quickly scan for threats to help understand how an attack happened, and how to lock down any remaining hacker footholds as power comes back online.
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Elsewhere in the Middle East, U.S.-backed militias in Syria declared victory over Islamic State in its capital Raqqa on Tuesday, raising flags over the last jihadist footholds after a four-month battle.
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By 2014, that included the Islamic State's branch in Libya, which at various times had footholds in the cities of Benghazi, Derna and especially Surt, which has partly fallen to pro-government forces.
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"The establishment needs to be challenged, and it needs to be challenged in their footholds and in the places where they feel safe," Manning told The Washington Post in an interview published Monday.
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We have seen, for example, how America's FTA's with Chile and Singapore dramatically increased exports and overall trade, giving US companies' footholds for accessing new markets and expanding their business in those regions.
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With the support of the Syrian Democratic Forces and our other partners in Syrian counterterrorism, the Global Coalition to Defeat ISIS has made major gains in destroying the terrorist group's territorial footholds in Syria.
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His comments, likely to be of concern to Shi'ite Iran's Sunni regional rival Saudi Arabia and its allies, raised the prospect of distant footholds perhaps being more valuable militarily to Tehran than nuclear technology.
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Why it matters: Autonomous machines are gaining footholds in our daily lives and across industries, but there's no clear or consistent approach to governing AI and the policy challenges that are already starting to emerge.
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Added US military presence is almost certainly meant as a message to North Korea but also sends a signal to Russia and China as both nations attempt to expand their own footholds in the region.
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As the audience for video games has grown there have been major shifts in the mainstream market; only a few large publishers and popular franchises have earned permanent footholds in the list of best-sellers.
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A spokeswoman for Vievu could not say how many agencies in the United States use its equipment, but the company has recently gained footholds in some sizable cities, with contracts in Miami-Dade County, Fla.
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Still, so much of that cliff is devoid of anything that normal human beings would recognize as handholds or footholds that the overwhelming majority of El Capitan climbers resort as I did to artificial aid.
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Residents at risk Fighting to retake Mosul is still ongoing, with Iraqi forces saying late last month they were launching a large-scale operation to push ISIS forces out of their remaining footholds in the city.
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Those bombings occurred after major setbacks for the Islamic State, which on Sunday was pushed from its last footholds along the Turkish border by Turkish forces and Syrian rebels backed by Turkey and the United States.
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At the same time a new generation of privacy-conscious startups is thinking differently and doing what it can to gain footholds in markets where platform giants suck most of the oxygen out of the room.
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Other streaming services have strong footholds in the wide territory of Scandinavian TV, too, and "The Rain" is one of three premieres in a four-day stretch that offer a short historical primer in Nordic drama.
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Analysts said the holdup could give Iran and Russia an opening to exert greater influence over the Lebanese military, and perhaps even allow the Islamic State and Al Qaeda to gain greater footholds in the country.
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Since then, tech rivals YouTube, Facebook and Microsoft's Mixer have angled to carve footholds in the livestreaming hype with their own platforms amid a booming market and the shift to a more digitally based entertainment industry.
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No doubt some readers looking for steadier footholds will find the narrative too restive and ruthless for their taste, but this book rewards total immersion: Come for the inevitable Borges allusions, stay for the wild ride.
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As experts pointed out after the President's "we won" moment on ISIS, which he used to validate his decision to withdraw from Syria, ISIS can attack us, even if it loses important footholds in the region.
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South Korea's Hyundai is building its Accent compact, to be followed by the i20 mini, as Chinese brands including Chery move to defend the small but growing footholds they gained while sanctions kept their European rivals out.
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Loeb joined forces with George Strawbridge – a descendant of the Campbell Soup founder – after the company announced it would sell its international and fresh food businesses despite CEO Denise Morrison's efforts to establish footholds in healthier options.
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Yandex, which has long since expanded beyond a search engine and now has footholds in industries from ridesharing to e-commerce, is Russia's largest tech company and claims to serve approximately 75 percent of the Russian population.
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But the Taliban and ISIS both have footholds in the country and in April, the US dropped one of its largest non-nuclear bombs on a Taliban post -- the first such use of the weapon in battle.
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Eight months later, planning for the withdrawal is now underway -- against the advice of those same officials, who warned in April that Russia and Iran would gain stronger footholds in Syria when the US presence there evaporates.
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Far from bringing a triumph of "law and order" as the temperance movement had hoped, Prohibition helped create a major crime wave, as organized syndicates grew fat on bootlegging and smuggling and gained footholds in major cities.
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Mark Lowcock told the U.N. Security Council on Tuesday that the situation in Idlib, one of the opposition&aposs last remaining footholds in Syria, is "alarming," with airstrikes, clashes between armed groups, overcrowding and severely stretched basic services.
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Meanwhile, TV became the home of certain types of comedies and dramas that struggled to gain footholds on the big screen — why go to a theater to watch a screwball comedy revival when you could just watch Cheers?
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Most of the civilians will be taken to rebel-controlled area in the neighboring province of Idlib, one of the few remaining footholds rebel groups still have in the country -- and most likely the regime's next target for recapture.
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But he does set up plenty of extremely convincing zero-gravity action, with his cast casually buzzing around the ISS like bees in a hive, steering themselves with hand-and-footholds, or working upside-down relative to the audience.
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At that point, IBM was the largest computer business on the planet, but while it was the workstation found in every office around the globe, IBM had zero footholds in the home, where Apple, Atari, and Commodore reigned supreme.
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Ed Royce, the California Republican who heads the House Foreign Affairs Committee, said that thanks to Ethiopia's "efforts to confront extremism, al-Shabaab has not expanded footholds in the Horn of Africa" and commended its contributions to peacekeeping missions.
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A freeze on the assistance could give Iran and Russia an opening to exert greater influence over the Lebanese military, analysts say, and perhaps even allow the Islamic State and Al Qaeda to gain greater footholds in the country.
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Similarly, China challenges conventional national security in the South China Sea by leveraging fishing boats to bolster their presence in the region while creating islands with Chinese military personnel that constitute new, fortified footholds in this hotly disputed region.
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" House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.): "A Turkish military advance into Syria threatens to halt momentum against ISIS, directly assaults our SDF partners, and could give the likes of al-Qaeda and Iran new footholds in the region.
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The Liberals are hoping to hold onto what is one of only two footholds in Alberta, but anti-Liberal sentiment is running high in the oil-rich province as many feel the governing party has bungled the energy portfolio.
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The battle illustrates the extent to which the growing distrust of major technology companies has exposed the industry to attacks from all sides in Washington, fueled by the firms' attempts to gain footholds in more parts of the economy.
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International rights experts say that applying the rule of law in a fair manner is key to ameliorating the damage ISIS has done, and to preventing militant groups from gaining more footholds across the Sunni Arab world where they have sprouted.
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Image 2 of 2 BEIRUT – After watching for years as the United States called the shots in the region, Russian President Vladimir Putin is seizing the reins of diplomacy in the Middle East, establishing footholds and striking alliances with unlikely partners.
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Add in two more facts—India boasts the world's fastest-growing large economy, and the planet's biggest population of millennials—and you can see why the likes of Facebook, Uber and Google are falling over themselves to establish footholds there.
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And, if Perriello wins on that message, Democrats across the country will take it as a blueprint for how to regain their footholds not just in Congress but in governor's mansions around the U.S.: Blast Trump -- and blast him hard.
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Mr. Blanton noted the office had file cabinets and other furniture that could serve as footholds to help the climb down from the drop ceiling, but it was not clear how or where Mr. Lynch gained access to the duct.
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The fighting is the latest phase of efforts by the U.S.-led coalition and the SDF to clear Islamic State from its last footholds east of the Euphrates River following last year's defeat of the group in Raqqa, its Syrian headquarters.
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All three seek to insulate themselves from the upheaval in Syria — from refugees and migrants, from the Islamist militants like Islamic State and Qaeda affiliates that gained footholds within the insurgency they helped support, and from any possible popular revolt.
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That's how the Socialists and the Farmer-Labor party took hold in several states and many cities for decades in the last century, and how smaller parties like the Right-to-Life, Libertarian, Green, and Working Families Parties have achieved footholds more recently.
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The chief of staff of the Iranian armed forces said in 2016 that Iran may seek to set up naval bases in Yemen or Syria in the future, raising the prospect of distant footholds perhaps being more valuable militarily to Tehran than nuclear technology.
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Nowhere Prophet's mechanics and narrative come together in a way that bring its setting and values to life, and gives you enough narrative footholds to where, should you want to, you can weave more elaborate scenarios (as I've done in the excerpts throughout this review).
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Syria's state-run news agency reported Sunday that missiles had struck a military air base outside of Homs, one day after a suspected chemical attack killed as many as 70 people in a rebel-held enclave that was one of the last remaining footholds for opposition forces.
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But Hyland notes that much of Blue Bottle's success to date has come in larger cities where consumers may be more willing to spend more for a cup of premium coffee than in smaller markets where companies like Starbucks and Dunkin' Donuts have long-established footholds.
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This couldn't come at a more crucial time for Netflix: its stock value has fallen 37 percent since its July 2018 peak, a trend some expect to continue with the arrival of Disney+ and with competitors like Amazon Prime establishing greater footholds in the streaming market.
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Some local groups have affiliated themselves with global franchises such as al Qaeda and Islamic State, whose dwindling presence in the Middle East has led Western governments to zero in on the vast lawless tracts of North and West Africa to prevent them finding new footholds.
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Fears are growing that China is using its overseas spending spree to gain footholds in some of the world's most strategic places, and perhaps even deliberately luring vulnerable nations into debt traps to increase China's dominion as the United States' influence fades in the developing world.
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And some senior officials in Washington now view China as a steely ideological rival, where the Communist Party aims not only to subjugate citizens but to spread tools of authoritarian control globally — particularly surveillance, communications and artificial intelligence technology — and establish military footholds across oceans and mountains.
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Should conflict break out in South Korea today, the United States could, and presumably would, come to its ally's help by using once again its main footholds in Japan, including its air force base in Yokota, naval base in Sasebo and Marine air station in Futenma.
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But since coalition politics is generally more viable at the local level in France and Mr. Macron's La République en Marche party has few footholds in city government, municipal elections in March may be an opportunity to try out such an innovative coalition between leftists and greens.
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Since ISIS announced the creation of the Khorasan province of its so-called caliphate in Afghanistan and Pakistan in January 2015, the Sunni terror group has carved out footholds in the eastern province of Nangarhar, bordering Pakistan, as it competes with rivals the Taliban and al Qaeda for influence.
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But as far-right politicians extolling white-supremacist and xenophobic party lines gain stronger footholds in the United States, Germany, the UK, and Austria—to name just a few examples—FIFA declaring "mission accomplished" for its part in fighting racism comes off as either hopelessly obtuse or willfully ignorant.
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Hannah Beech of the NYT explains: Fears are growing that China is using its overseas spending spree to gain footholds in some of the world's most strategic places, and perhaps even deliberately luring vulnerable nations into debt traps to increase China's dominion as the United States' influence fades in the developing world.
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There were a whole number of things that we didn't have, and a lot of things that we did have were completely insufficient ... Our perimeter security is nonexistent, we have walls with lattices that somebody can shoot through; we have walls with footholds people can climb over; we have a 4 foot wall back here; we have no lighting.
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ScaleIf scale is the name of the game, ViacomCBS will be looking for other media companies with robust production capabilities, popular franchises, and international footholds that complement its own breadth of brands and IP.CBS has an older crowd through its broadcast network and sports and news channels, and Viacom targets kids with Nickelodeon, and teens through adults with myriad cable networks like Comedy Central, MTV, and BET.
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Although some UK-based fintech companies are clearly already looking to establish footholds in the EU. "If the UK ecosystem cannot be replicated in the EU, which is not a realistic prospect according to the evidence we heard, we conclude that it would not be in the EU's economic interest for services to be provided less efficiently, or in New York instead of London," it writes.
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In terms of Google Maps, it's mostly for the worse: You might be looking for a more specific thing than you realize when you look up a local "gym" hoping to get in a workout, only to arrive and realize it's a room full of, say, Pilates machines designed only to be used with strict directions from an instructor, or four walls of hand- and footholds for learning to rockclimb.
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We make small adjustments but at the same time even though it looks like rental is a big problem, with the retail business that's coming down quite a bit it actually give us a lot of opportunities to negotiate better rentals for ourselves because we technically are the F&B restaurants that can build footholds and can build volume and then we can negotiate a good deal too.
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