The top 10 sources of Vitamin D are cod liver oil, swordfish, salmon, tuna fish, vitamin D fortified orange juice, low-fat vitamin D-fortified milk, yogurt, fortified margarine, sardines and liver, Arevalo said.
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The top 10 food sources of calcium are low-fat yogurt, low-fat cheese, sardines, calcium-fortified soy milk, calcium-fortified orange juice, salmon, calcium fortified ready-to-eat cereal, turnips, kale and bok choi, she noted in an email.
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Good food sources of vitamin D include fatty fish, including canned fish like salmon and sardines; eggs, fortified milk and plant milk products; cheese, fortified juice, tofu and mushrooms.
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Other dietary sources include swordfish and salmon and, to a lesser extent, fortified milk, orange juice and yogurt, as well as sardines canned in oil, egg yolks and fortified cereals.
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Such misguided inquiries are fortified with an identical structural curiosity.
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But, for now, my heart is a little more fortified.
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Salary caps were fortified, and the world turned upside down.
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Still, Mr. Tillerson will face those considerable challenges newly fortified.
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Wine School Fortified wines are not easy to sell nowadays.
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The upheaval in Turkey has fortified the dollar even further.
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Thus fortified, you can make plans for the coming days.
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Let's listen and learn -- then, fortified by their wisdom, act.
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But many spend their entire tours inside a fortified embassy.
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They will come prepared, fortified with turkey and with coupons.
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The Grove -- the landmark L.A. mall -- is also being fortified.
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Many of these urban centers were heavily fortified, which wasn't expected.
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On top of that, Fortified sells its own U-Lock system.
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It's low in calories, low in sugar, and fortified with antioxidants.
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George Pickett, to attack the fortified Union lines on Cemetery Ridge.
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We need to start pulling up fortified walls to protect people.
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Meek might need a fortified safety deposit box for his collection.
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Thus fortified, or having promised yourself to try it, consider dinner.
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Those borders have been fortified since a migrant influx in 2015.
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Cereal, even fortified cereal, can only sustain you for so long.
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But White House aides insisted that the president's outburst fortified Republicans.
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Small rockets landed in Baghdad's heavily fortified Green Zone on Wednesday.
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That's why distillers sometimes age their Scotches in fortified-wine casks.
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Seattle fortified the position by bringing back Luke Willson this week.
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A Qualcomm-fortified Broadcom could exert even more force on customers.
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A three-ounce serving of salmon provides about 450 IU, and one cup of vitamin D-fortified cow's milk has about 120 IU. Fortified plant-based milks, orange juice, yogurt, margarine, and breakfast cereals are also available.
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Security in the capital had been fortified ahead of the planned protest.
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Ait-Ben-Haddou is a famous "ksar," or fortified village, in Morocco.
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The first mainstream alcohol and fortified caffeine beverage was an industry plant.
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It will open up three hiking routes along the heavily fortified border.
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See, for example, this important work on vitamin-fortified bananas in Africa.
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Checkpoints at entrances were fortified as bomb-sniffing dogs patrolled the venue.
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The Kremlin is a fortified complex in the center of Moscow, Russia.
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The taste of Melania 2018 holds its own among other fortified wines.
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Such qualities are not mere add-ons, like cereals fortified with vitamins.
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Eventually the lower strings provide depth and grounding, fortified by snarling brass.
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I generally do this after midnight, fortified by a glass of gin.
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Many Somali officials live in fortified hotels for the security they offer.
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Many still have relatives on the Syrian side of the fortified boundary.
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Will our fortified border walls be all that remains after climate disaster?
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Fortified police outposts and checkpoints dot the streets every few hundred yards.
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Japan and Taiwan are generally well fortified and built to withstand storms.
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Japan and Taiwan are generally well-fortified and built to withstand storms.
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Bars went up over windows, and doors were fortified with iron gates.
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It's a fortified wine infused with herbs, spices, botanicals, fruits or vegetables.
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Beneath the trees, the Vietnamese proceeded to create complexes of fortified bunkers.
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Chemically modified resistant starches, found in specially processed, fortified foods and supplements.
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Other foods, like milk and orange juice, can be fortified with it.
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It can be optimized for maximum human nutrition, like a fortified cereal.
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But the roster is fortified, and the Rays believe they are ready.
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Bam "represents an outstanding example of an ancient fortified settlement," says UNESCO.
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However, Yedvab says the fortified border fragments habitats for many migratory species.
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The redistricting that followed the red wave of 2010 had fortified GOP incumbents.
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Vermouth is a fortified wine, so the first ingredient is, of course, wine.
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Also, many of these cereals are fortified with other nutrients like folic acid.
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Other countries would have their willpower fortified and steadily ratchet up their commitments.
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The late money fortified Ayotte's position, making the race a true toss-up.
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By next year Amour said Fortified is on track to sell 5,000 bikes.
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Many common foods like bread and milk are fortified with vitamins, as well.
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"A trivial price for a fortified city among the stars," the developer says.
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Investigators only made their first visit to the heavily fortified estate this month.
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And if an infant is also drinking fortified formula, that risk likely increases.
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Tourists like to visit the 160-mile, heavily fortified Korean treaty zone, too.
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The power they fortified is an example to youth everywhere who feel voiceless.
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"Port wine is a fortified wine," Taylor's Head Winemaker David Guimaraens told Insider.
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"Barbicans" are exceptional, sometimes fortified, juridical zones located outside entrances to national territory.
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No one wanted to be out after sunset away from a fortified position.
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The Ghouta remains the only big rebel enclave near the heavily fortified capital.
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Martini is made with gin and vermouth, which is a clear, fortified wine.
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Some former inmates have described jail-like conditions in the heavily-fortified centers.
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Adopting an erratic, flashback-fortified style, he disrupts the typical plod to sobriety.
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But it is in and around Cologne where security has been especially fortified.
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Perhaps fortified by the Republicans' gerrymandered advantage, Mr. Vos has been notably defiant.
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The wines ranged from a light La Fruité to a fortified Le Capiteux.
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Thus fortified we can welcome fall and its squashes, its stews and soups.
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My journalism degree was fortified with paid jobs on the daily campus newspaper.
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He interacts with them through fortified glass in a specially designed meeting room.
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It's also a good idea to include certain fortified foods like plant-based milks and whole-grain cereals so that you can get enough B12 in your diet since B12 is only present in animal products or fortified vegan-friendly foods.
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Almost immediately, city leaders decided that Hoboken had to be fortified against future floods.
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Almonds also have calcium, and most nondairy milks are calcium fortified to include it.
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Churchill stands in the middle, protecting the Allied forces from behind fortified castle walls.
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Orange goo-fortified options can shield you head to toe against blunt force trauma.
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But altruism that isn't fortified by rigor or metrics can lead to disastrous results.
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Democrats fortified their majority in the House to 210 seats and controlled the Senate.
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She has to be credible, internally consistent, and fortified against attacks by the government.
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Thanks to fictional depictions, we tend to think of spaceships as well-fortified machines.
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And we're well fortified, we have fencing and walls like very few people have.
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But no fortified bunker, the film implies, could possibly stand up against the monsters.
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It's then placed into a secure box and housed inside the heavily fortified vault.
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I only know that I have, with all my might, fortified myself against it.
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It is fortified with calcium and vitamin D. But, it is low in protein.
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We explored the latest research to envision the bug-fortified phone of the future.
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It is basically water fortified with one of his best selling products, Brain Octane.
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They are often fortified with vitamins and minerals, which can help fill nutritional gaps.
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Do you eat a lot of fortified foods like breakfast cereal and sports drinks?
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U.N. monitors remain on the heavily fortified border between the two sides in Kashmir.
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Babies of that era were often anemic, so they needed food fortified with iron.
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"I think it's nice to have wine or fortified wine in it," she said.
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The Living are outnumbered, but Winterfell is a strong castle, and they've fortified it.
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Fortified lifeguard stations and sand-retention walls built after the storm are nearing completion.
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Obama said at a ceremony to unveil a bigger, fortified version of the garden.
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As department stores' troubles have grown, brands' urge to be independent has likewise fortified.
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That covered the vast majority of migrants who have settled and fortified American society.
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His 2012 run for vice president lifted his national profile and fortified his standing.
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The rebels had fortified positions to confront the attacking forces once again, he said.
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But this was coming from an unusual place: the city's heavily fortified international airport.
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Both those meetings took place in Panmunjom, a village straddling the highly fortified border.
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A mention evokes no particular image except perhaps for port, the famous fortified wine.
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It was Cashman who fortified the Yankees' bullpen during the course of the season.
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These were protein-fortified; our three full meals a day provided about 2224,500 calories.
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Later came enclosed volumes that intimated elaborate machines, fortified huts or all-terrain vehicles.
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In November 252, a gallon of fresh, whole fortified milk cost $23.99 on average.
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She gives her baby fortified porridge, provided by aid agencies, three times a day.
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Madeira will be the first fortified wine we taste, and the first sweet wine.
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And, fortified with mulled wine and chocolate coins, they offer their predictions for 2020.
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All three lead to the heavily fortified Green Zone, the seat of Iraq's government.
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You could pick a white, red, rosé, sparkling or fortified wine, whatever you like.
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She said workmen had fortified the roofs on all seven cottages that survived Hurricane Maria.
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As it expands over time, a billion people will be buying and eating fortified crops.
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Water that has been fortified with vitamins and minerals is a hit with exercise junkies.
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You'll also find zinc in red meat, poultry, seafood, dairy, fortified cereal, nuts, and beans.
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This week South and North Korean soldiers began clearing mines along their heavily fortified border.
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"I'd fortified myself against the pain of being fired, but this was worse," she writes.
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A decade ago it created a "fortified home" standard to protect against hurricanes and hail.
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Instead of easing the contradictory interests at the center of her image, marriage fortified them.
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"He will never fight us except behind fortified fortresses or behind walls," the man says.
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But with Mr Trump's instincts fortified by Mr Pompeo and Mr Bolton, it looks remote.
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A company called Bullet Blocker sells the fortified knapsacks for anywhere between $200 and $500.
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Walmart has kept grocery a focus, even as its fortified its larger discount store business.
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It has agreed not to enrich uranium at the highly fortified, underground Fordow nuclear facility.
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Americans get most of their B6 from fortified cereals, beef, chicken, fruits and starchy vegetables.
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Folic acid, or vitamin B-9, is contained in green leafy vegetables and fortified cereal.
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It leads to the heavily fortified Green Zone which houses government buildings and foreign missions.
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They have hired security guards and fortified their workplaces, and some keep guns at home.
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Meantime ISIS claimed responsibility for an attack last month on Kabul's heavily fortified diplomatic quarter.
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Toddler had oatmeal made with quick oats, fortified baby cereal, whole milk, and frozen berries.
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History abounds with examples of great leaders facing crises with a strength fortified by truth.
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After dressing on Monday morning, Lieutenant Reza walked over to the camp's fortified outer wall.
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Despite its name, it is heavily fortified with land mines, armed soldiers and barbed wire.
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It consists of many miles of bulldozed earthworks, with fortified bunkers every few hundred yards.
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As much as it was fortified and blocked off, the Green Zone remained a target.
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Once heavily fortified and garrisoned, it still has military infrastructure, but is largely undefended today.
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Democracy, the building suggests, would become the state religion, fortified by a quiet, inclusive faith.
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Mr. Huraiqidan usually held his victims in Marib, where he lives in a fortified compound.
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Facebook has one of the biggest influence operations in Washington and has fortified its lobbying.
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It leads to the heavily fortified Green Zone which houses government buildings and foreign missions.
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One rocket damaged a home, but the occupants were sleeping in a fortified area inside.
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The embassy protests have forced U.S. diplomats and embassy staffers to a fortified safe room.
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It finally cleared the Senate last year, fortified by language that specifically mentioned sexual harassment.
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Hungary swiftly built a razor wire fence and fortified it with police and army patrols.
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Wine School Recent years have not been kind to the historic pantheon of fortified wines.
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The compounds in Iraq and certainly the compounds in Afghanistan are very similar: high walls, fortified.
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In both the wars, Germany fortified the rock and built mammoth harbours for submarines and ships.
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The Asian giant has fortified, expanded and militarized reefs and islets to back up its stance.
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It is a relatively hardcore dish of egg fritters fortified with ground, extremely odorous dried shrimp.
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He also visited the demilitarized zone, the highly-fortified border between North and South Korea. 3.
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And they also fortified the Technora suspension lines by changing the way their fibers are braided.
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As the day of reckoning approached, observers reported that IS had fortified Dabiq with 1,200 fighters.
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Poppy country Camp Phoenix has been turned into a large and heavily fortified drug rehabilitation center.
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The United Nations still monitors the well-fortified positions on both sides of the tense divide.
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The emotional depths of Berg's scores for "Lulu" and "Wozzeck" are fortified by intricate compositional structures.
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It appears to be a fortified office block downtown but is crammed with inmates on revocations.
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The steak sauce has always tasted like the same ketchup and horseradish fortified by corn syrup.
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I feel fortified by asking for money and bringing it directly to people who have nothing.
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Over the decades North Korea has injected unpredictable violence into this fortified buffer zone many times.
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Olmstead warns against fake olive oil, fortified wines and "high value white fish," like red snapper.
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Al-Mansur designed his city as one large circle surrounded by a massively fortified double wall.
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Foods such as spinach, broccoli, tofu and calcium-fortified orange juice all pack in the calcium.
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However, the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends feeding infants breast milk or iron-fortified infant formula.
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The musical director Ian Herman's pianism maintained strict time that fortified the songs' no-nonsense realism.
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The demonstrators, consisting largely of young students, fortified barricades and crafted makeshift weapons, according to Reuters.
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Gove's doubts were fortified by an email from his wife, the Daily Mail columnist Sarah Vine.
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In what, I have to concede, became my retirement game, I stood ready, padded and fortified.
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The center was heavily fortified, with underground bunkers and fortifications dating from the era of Col.
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Trump's relatively stronger standing has fortified Republican hopes of preventing any Democratic rural revival in 2018.
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Compared with fortified and pop wines, it had a relatively low alcohol content (235 percent ABV).
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Scots can't get enough of Buckfast, the caffeinated fortified wine originally from Buckfast Abbey in England.
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Famine looks like aid workers saving lives by handing out Plumpy'nut, packages of fortified nutritional paste.
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A Mets bullpen that was among the worst in baseball last season has clearly been fortified.
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Palma was founded as a Roman settlement and then fortified during three centuries of Arab rule.
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Dombrowski fortified the roster with trades for Pearce, starter Nathan Eovaldi and second baseman Ian Kinsler.
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The ripple effects were also critical: Vargas on board meant strengthened depth and a fortified bullpen.
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He fortified himself by pretending to be Steve McQueen, then Clint Eastwood, in tough movie scenes.
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A few weeks before spring training began last year, they seemed well fortified at the position.
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We'd never tolerate soda as being "healthy," even if it came fortified with vitamins and minerals.
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As for the scholar on the island: He regained his strength, fortified by his wife's soups.
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Many fortified foods for infants include B12, along with other essential nutrients, like iron and calcium.
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They shouted and carried signs as armed peacekeepers stood before the entrance to the fortified compound.
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Any program that excludes it, even if fortified with federal money, would unfairly restrict women's options.
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The experience fortified his belief that the party had to maintain control for China to prosper.
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FEMA has been preparing for days, fortified by early forecasts and relatively unchanging storm path projections.
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But fortified and sweet wines have largely fallen out of favor, so its popularity remains limited.
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Gulen, who lives in self-imposed exile in a fortified Pennsylvania compound, has denied any involvement.
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VIJAY IYER SEXTET "Far From Over" (ECM) Mr. Iyer's best asset remains his propulsive, fortified pianism.
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Many fortified foods for infants include B12, along with other essential nutrients, like iron and calcium.
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Still, while a formal peace agreement may finally be in sight, the border remains heavily fortified.
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As their hopes for freedom flagged, he said, their innocence both weighed on and fortified them.
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But if you're using the sugar, salt, and carbohydrate-fortified drinks for their intended purpose—i.e.
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The Führer had spent the war's final weeks in a fortified bunker beneath the Reich Chancellery building.
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At one point, protesters gathered near the fortified Green Zone, where the Saudi and other embassies are.
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This shift in Georgia environmentalism, fortified by redistricting, served Gingrich and the Georgia Republican Party extraordinarily well.
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The dream of an early, financially fortified retirement is dim in the eyes of many older Americans.
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That kind of extraordinary out-of-the-gate performance quickly fortified our confidence in toys-to-life.
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The dangers they face on a daily basis mean the hospital has been fortified, like a bunker.
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Rather than wait for middle management, the startup developed a grassroots-fortified case for moving into operations.
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The bridge is heavily fortified as students fear a repeat of Tuesday night's police siege. pic.twitter.com/pM0GwOiikd
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One dish is broccolini served with a fortified macadamia cream — the by-product of distilled roasted macadamia.
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The eyelash tonic is fortified with ingredients such as aloe and ginseng root to help condition eyelashes.
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Some bluffs are fortified with concrete walls to prevent multimillion-dollar homes from falling into the sea.
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We believe the Wall has been rebuilt and may be fortified by geopolitics in the months ahead.
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The bunker was part of a heavily fortified headquarters for German ground forces on the Eastern Front.
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Vietnam fortified several of its islands last August with mobile rocket launchers capable of striking China's installations.
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In countries like the UK, however, foods are not fortified as often, and supplements are therefore recommended.
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Word spread through the Panhandle, including its emergency centers, that Bay County's fortified complex was on fire.
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Dr. Chambers recommends fortified milk such as oat milk or soya milk, and tofu or sesame seeds.
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Fortified by Mr. Kushner's advice, Mr. Trump fired F.B.I. Director James Comey, hoping to derail the investigation.
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I'm doing swizzles with a blueberry extract fortified with sage, mint, and shiso—topped off with amaro.
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The project, a gleaming, fortified executive residence and business headquarters, is a veritable castle in the sky.
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Both sherry and Madeira, the other two leading fortified wines, have had some semblance of a revival.
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Since the Machado deal, the Dodgers and the Diamondbacks have fortified their rosters in strikingly similar ways.
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Fortified, I continued to explore and soon learned how Galway earned its distinction as Ireland's cultural capital.
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In 2011, Russia fortified the borders, putting fences and barbed wire across wide swaths of the region.
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So it's typically recommended that vegans take a B12 supplement or consume foods fortified with vitamin B12.
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It rose up from the SoundCloud murk with an arched eyebrow, fortified by the language of memes.
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Might children get a bit more vitamins and minerals from cow's milk than fortified plant-based milk?
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The fortified compounds and cameras were easily visible when Times journalists traveled with a Basra SWAT team.
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He has instead fortified their control, reinforcing the conditions that gave him an opening to take power.
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On Saturday and Sunday evening, rockets struck Baghdad's fortified Green Zone, which houses the US Embassy compound.
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More than 110 people were wounded in the attack near a heavily fortified foreign compound in Kabul.
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Toensing and diGenova fortified their conservative bonafides throughout the Bush and Obama years, with Toensing particularly active.
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Stroll the ramparts of the medieval fortified town of Carcassone, complete with a castle and Gothic cathedral.
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Democrats have offered $5.73 billion in funding for border security measures like enhanced surveillance and fortified fencing.
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Unstructured yet well fortified, Searcy's long, hanging moments take on the contours of a rare, desperately private space.
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Attackers armed with assault rifles and grenade launchers stormed the heavily fortified Interior Ministry headquarters earlier on Wednesday.
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They said the rebels have fortified the area in preparation for a likely coming battle against government forces.
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Port, the fortified wine beloved by the British, is the signature drink of Porto, the country's second city.
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At the front of the Maginot Line sat fortified houses that looked ordinary but were occupied by soldiers.
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Make sure to eat foods that are fortified with B12, or consult a doctor before taking any supplements.
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The rally reached the edge of the fortified Green Zone, an area housing government buildings and foreign embassies.
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The whole town was heavily fortified: a fast-moving river; a dark, impenetrable forest; a wall of silence.
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Vietnam has fortified several islands with mobile rocket artillery launchers capable of striking China's holdings across the region.
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Mountain lions, desert big horn sheep, and low-flying pigmy owls have been stopped at the fortified border.
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North Korea, in particular, has preferred low-hanging fruit like Bangladesh's central bank to heavily fortified military networks.
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But their position behind the wall was fortified each time GOP candidates tried to win them -- and failed.
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When Caesar finally reaches the Colonel's fortified mountain compound, he sees his fellow apes in chains as prisoners.
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Unfortunately, with their legacy further fortified, their hits are what fans will demand along with any new material.
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During the sectarian "Troubles" of 1968-98, the Irish border was for much of the time heavily fortified.
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"A well-fortified government is our answer to terrorist threats," Maas, a Social Democrat, said in a statement.
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While government programs and fortified products can help food security, farms are ultimately the backbone of the industry.
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It's the most fortified part of the city, which can be reached only by passing through several checkpoints.
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The Wednesday morning blast occurred in Peshawar's highly-fortified army camp, said Mohammad Kashif, a senior police official.
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In Kabul, the contractors had lived together in the fortified compound behind a gas station on Jalalabad Street.
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As before, I still take some D3 in the winter, though many soy products are fortified, like dairy.
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A fortified defensive tower, it had neither a roof nor floors when Laing and Galina undertook the renovation.
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It's fortified with iron, and in many families, that might be the only way to get the nutrient.
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The Merrylands police station was recently fortified, and the steel door stopped the car from entering the garage.
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Soylent alone has raised more than $70 million to date to sell more beverages fortified with soy protein.
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But after 9/11, new security measures fortified the border wall and extended the barrier into the ocean.
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Rebirth is fortified by the mandatory hope of a new father for the world his children are inheriting.
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In my box was ayamase, a chunky stew fortified by the profound funk of iru, fermented locust beans.
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Most people emerged from the pool shivering, fortified by hot chocolate or tomato soup served in demitasse cups.
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The release of new documents also fortified Democrats' questions about his views on affirmative action and government surveillance.
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Vegetarian customers can opt for the vegetable stock, fortified with cilantro and carrot tops, similarly cooked and strained.
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Politicians and police fear citizens armed with legal counsel more than they do a public fortified with guns.
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A Breitbart story on the move said the former Freedom Caucus chairman's arrival had "fortified" the White House.
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Thousands of Filipinos fortified their homes, placing wood over the windows and stockpiling food, water and medical supplies.
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Arm has fortified its chip designs with built-in security features, as has Intel, the world's biggest chipmaker.
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The area, despite its name, is the world's most heavily fortified border — and among the most densely mined.
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The popular fortified wine must be produced within the triangle to be officially considered sherry under Spanish law.
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But it also grows in new ways, fortified by the knowledge that we are, truly, in this together.
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The custom mixture is fortified with store-bought pla ra, simply because so much of it is needed.
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Plant-based calcium is also harder to absorb and therefore supplements or plenty of fortified foods is recommended.
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I took another sip of fortified chamois milk, thinking how those intrepid mountain goats wouldn't turn in early.
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In an interview last October, the Louisiana Republican said the incident had "fortified" his views against gun control.
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He returned to the Capitol in September, and later said the incident "fortified" his views against gun control.
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Their mission: bomb a city that was considered the most heavily fortified in the world at the time.
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Hitler directed his forces from the Wolfsschanze , a heavily fortified complex deep in the forests of northern Poland.
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TASS cited the ministry as saying the planes had bombed Islamic State fortified positions, militants, and armored vehicles.
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Gross domestic product per capita predicts which borders will be fortified, especially when one's neighbor is relatively poor.
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Or you could try vermouth, a fortified wine infused with a variety of herbs, spices, botanicals or more.
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An Iranian state television report showed a missile being fired from a fortified underground silo at night time.
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Indeed, the Gravediggers' first creation — heavily fortified but barely tested — was in pieces after a couple of bouts.
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Floodwater breached and topped the 16-foot mounds during Katrina, but they have since been repaired and fortified.
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Hungary fortified a border fence along its southern border with Serbia to keep out migrants and asylum seekers.
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Forecasters had emerged from their technology-packed, fortified building to watch their "gold standard" of meteorology take flight.
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Nutrition was a patriotic duty, and a vitamin-fortified population was an act of resistance against the Nazis.
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Hundreds of Nepalese security guards provide protection at diplomatic compounds like the sprawling, heavily-fortified U.S. Embassy in Kabul.
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Luckily, a vitamin D deficit can be made up through some foods (especially oily fish), fortified foods and supplements.
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They sell a protein-fortified nut milk that is like 230 cents cheaper than it is at Whole Foods.
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"As the matter of fact, these occupied islands have been armed and fortified for a long time," Yue said.
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On Monday, they were seen standing guard at the heavily fortified St. Regis Singapore, where Kim arrived Sunday afternoon.
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Pence arrived in Tokyo from South Korea, where he visited the heavily fortified border separating the North and South.
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French troops have led repeated operations to break communication and supply lines from Libya that have fortified such groups.
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Fortified got to work and launched the "world's first antitheft bike light" on Kickstarter in the summer of 2012.
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We come together in prayer and in gratitude for the strength that has fortified us across these 15 years.
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The family-owned business, established in 1840 in the heart of fortified city Beaune, seems outside of its time.
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ISIS has controlled Raqqa for more than three years, building a network of tunnels, secret passages, and fortified positions.
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The agency currently aims to assist 650,603 women and children there each month providing fortified cereals and enriched biscuits.
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Large animals such as lions, elephants and apes have not been evacuated, since their enclosures were fortified after Andrew.
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The walls in the main entertaining space were also fortified to support the couple's hefty and bold modern artwork.
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They also came fortified with a catchy slogan: "It's Time," a rallying cry against letting another opportunity slip away.
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Thus fortified, you can wake up on Saturday morning, head to the market and return home to make jam.
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Except for Kaesong, both countries forbid their citizens from communicating with each other across the world's most fortified frontier.
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In Normandy, we celebrate the bravery and courage of our allied soldiers against a determined and fortified Nazi foe.
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The Monaco royal family lives at the Prince's Palace, a fortified palace that began as a fortress in 1191.
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Trump had already elevated and fortified the regime and its leader by providing him with this staged photo-op.
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Trump should make top priority among his foreign affairs policy a renewed and fortified emphasis of the special relationship.
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Wrightsman, Christiansen added, had also fortified the Met's Delacroix collection with a unique painting she bequeathed after her death.
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His estate, located almost on the border with Gambia's sole neighbour Senegal, was heavily fortified on Friday, witnesses said.
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There is, actually, a precedent for this sort of heavily fortified spectacle unfolding in a remote corner of Scotland.
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Armed and fortified with that conviction I believe we will get a deal at that crucial summit in October.
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A gondola glided by and inky ducks wheeled in the sky while we fortified ourselves with snacks and drinks.
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Given that I eat very few fortified foods, a supplement with B2000 is likely to be my best option.
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Skim milk is routinely fortified with vitamin A (which prevents blindness, and which is removed in the skimming process).
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Mohamed Hussein, said the bomber had targeted a military checkpoint near the rear entrance of the heavily fortified palace.
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In reality, he prefers to get his kicks from a combination of energy drinks, nicotine patches and fortified wine.
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North and South Korea are still technically at war and share the most heavily fortified border in the world.
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It's a huge, industrially fortified phone with a massive battery, a large square screen, and yes, a physical keyboard.
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The Fortified bouquet features two-toned red and yellow garden roses that bring a fiery glow to any setting.
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We were sitting behind a wall of sandbags in a fortified checkpoint on the southern slope of the valley.
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More than 100,000 troops were called on to capture heavily fortified positions manned by thousands of crack German soldiers.
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Making sure you eat plenty of fortified foods or take a supplement is important, especially in the winter months.
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Since a spate of mega-disasters caught them off-guard in the 21s they have fortified their capital reserves.
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They also fortified their bullpen by acquiring the left-handers Tony Watson from Pittsburgh and Tony Cingrani from Cincinnati.
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As clusters of Gazans milled about, Israeli snipers watched from the other side, barely visible in their fortified perches.
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Thus fortified, we headed across town toward Piazza Beccaria, me clutching Mr. Incontri's iPhone and shouting out Waze directions.
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Scalise, who is still rehabilitating from his injuries, told Fox that his experience "fortified" his view of gun rights.
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He had been freed of his handcuffs and fortified with a Burger King hamburger provided by the Shelby officers.
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Hundreds had attempted to get over the highly fortified border on Wednesday, and 118 made it to Spanish soil.
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Fortified ASG has emerged in recent years as one of the most notorious armed insurgent groups in Southeast Asia.
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Encrusted work rules and bureaucratically fortified fiefs thwarted earlier reform efforts and continue to make change a complicated proposition.
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They are fortified beyond the level at which flor can survive and set aside for their very different journey.
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The group is preparing to move into a heavily fortified $250 million compound that was recently built in Taipei.
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A deeply and heavily fortified Philippine archipelago would be nearly impossible to clear at anything less than horrific cost.
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Heavily fortified Heligoland did not prevent Britain's navy, for example, from blockading Germany from afar in the first world war.
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Sirens sounded throughout the night in parts of Israel's south, sending residents into fortified rooms that are mandatory in homes.
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Others fortified positions on the Red Sea through which 4m barrels of oil pass every day en route to Europe.
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Also, if you've ever wondered what 110 pounds of mileage-fortified Emmi Swiss Knight Gruyere looks like, wonder no more.
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A wall of cupboards stores hurricane shutters, and the home's structure and roof are fortified for hurricanes, Mr. Zephirin said.
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" Steve: "We are right here near Pearl Harbor, which is probably one of the most fortified places in the world.
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Sometimes donors send food or specify it should be sourced from a country in which fortified cereals are not produced.
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The fortified fence on Hungary's southern border has proved effective, and asylum claims have been reduced to a slow trickle.
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The bombs in New York and New Jersey probably helped the candidate calling for fortified borders and profiling of Muslims.
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Delegates stayed at a heavily fortified hotel and waited for rides to the conference in armored vehicles guarded by soldiers.
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Nigeria's long-term plan is now to corral civilians inside fortified garrison towns - effectively ceding the countryside to Boko Haram.
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In May 85033 Sadr supporters stormed the Iraqi parliament in the fortified Green Zone, where the American embassy is located.
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As Francis returns to his highly fortified home, he best recall the last inquisition before he starts a new one.
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Such defections are rare but there have been several over recent years, sometimes raising tension on the heavily fortified border.
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The thing that really frustrates people about Washington is the partisan logjam, which has been fortified over past few decades.
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A nuclear power plant's critical systems are well fortified from run-of-the mill cyberattacks launched from outside a plant.
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There Strand, the best dressed man in the zombie apocalypse, has the lead on a fortified house with extensive supplies.
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Hundreds of protesters stormed Baghdad's fortified Green Zone on Saturday and entered the Parliament building, demanding an end to corruption.
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At the same time, she was trying to brew a superrich chicken stock fortified with extra bones and chicken feet.
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The middle of the trio needs to be fortified to deal with the stresses imposed by thrust from its neighbours.
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It's a city with naval and land troops that's also well fortified, and it has anti-dragon weaponry as well.
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And by responding by waging war across the entire region their suspicions of the West's malicious intent have been fortified.
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Inside the heavily fortified office building known as the Pentagon, a number of fast-food joints have set up shop.
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Hundreds of protesters and dozens of riot police gathered in front of the entrance leading to the heavily fortified building.
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Today, on the same piece of land, stands a new structure, a fortified presence with barracks, trucks and military equipment.
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Consider that in the 1980s, beyond fortified sherry, the only Spanish wine the rest of the world knew was Rioja.
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In a large mechanized engagement, advancing infantry needs fortified armored support able to cross bridges and maneuver alongside foot soldiers.
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It's inside the Waag, a 15th-century fortified brick structure that is the oldest non-religious building left in Amsterdam.
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At its centre is a fortified complex of administration and medical buildings, ringed by high fences topped with razor wire.
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He says he lives on Bloodsworth Island on a fortified naval base, a real location in Maryland&aposs Chesapeake Bay.
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A 550-foot-tall windowless, fortified AT&T building in downtown Manhattan has been identified as an N.S.A. listening post.
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Ideally this fiber comes from fruits and vegetables, but it can also come from cereals or fortified foods, Blackwell said.
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Writing in the margin of a newspaper clipping, Heaney fortified a version of "Postscript" first published in The Irish Times.
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As your planetary ruler Saturn ends its retrograde on Thursday, your self-discipline is fortified and your vision is focused.
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Anxiety heightened several years ago when China began turning disputed shoals in the South China Sea into fortified artificial islands.
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Cook with it, drink it — just don't disregard the fortified Sicilian wine, whose name has been sullied by supermarket knockoffs.
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After a Saturday spent hastily converting fortified buildings into shelters, they were hurrying the final preparations into place on Sunday.
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Videos of the missile barrage show big explosions whose shock waves could have concussed American troops in fortified shelters nearby.
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The Belgian coast must be strongly fortified, and Belgium, moreover, must enter into an economic and Customs union with Germany.
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They can be found naturally in fermented foods, like yogurt or sourdough bread, in addition to supplements and fortified foods.
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He also announced that he would be moving the prime minister's office and cabinet outside Baghdad's heavily fortified Green Zone.
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Front Burner Scotch often speaks the same mellow language as some fortified wines, especially tawny port, oloroso sherry and Madeira.
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But the "fortified" label on eggs is not USDA regulated, so it's more of a marketing tool than anything else.
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Vitamin D can also be found in mushrooms exposed to sunlight, fortified orange juice and sunlight exposure, according to Palmer.
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Earlier in the day, two rockets fell inside Baghdad's heavily fortified Green Zone, which houses government buildings and foreign missions.
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On the other side of the creek, our enemy was situated in heavily fortified bunkers, giving them a major advantage.
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But they also come in unsweetened varieties with zero sugar, and some are fortified with calcium, B12 and other nutrients.
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The Chad-bound rhinos were in the fortified enclosures or "bomas" for three months in preparation for their long haul.
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By the end of 2026, according to that report, revenues from global sales of fortified rice will exceed $25 billion.
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Much of it had taken the form of British units in fortified outposts with limited influence over territory around them.
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Billie Cousans tried to reassure her daughter that her elementary school and the high school have been fortified since then.
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This is something the Chinese have a good chance of doing, just as long as the Philippines aren't heavily fortified.
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Then, smiles are exchanged; Quvenzhané Wallis can barely conceal a laugh, ducking under a fortified stem, running out of frame.
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But when they met on their shared border, the heavily fortified Demilitarized Zone, the talks quickly devolved into mutual recriminations.
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The border became heavily fortified with watchtowers and checkpoints and armed officers — and that became a target for the IRA.
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The year's traumatic news began piling up even before the spring fighting season took off: massacres at a fortified army hospital and then an even more heavily fortified army base, another district fallen to the Taliban as stretched security forces collapsed, a city overrun two times on verge of falling again, more civilians killed.
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All of this is fortified by growing applications of computer automation and AI. "AI lives on getting software right," Roper said.
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The ISIS-affiliated news agency Amaq said the terror group claimed responsibility for the attack near Kabul's heavily fortified diplomatic quarter.
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In addition to a fortified wall, archaeologists found ornate hair and dress pins, one of which has a detailed bramble design.
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Regional military attaches say Vietnam's key holdings are well fortified, some with tunnels and bunkers, appearing geared to deterring easy invasion.
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ISIS has heavily fortified this area with road blocks and berms, and long ago rendered the airport runway unusable with trenches.
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Dashi cheese is exactly what it sounds like: a slice of American cheese that has been fortified with kombu and katsuobushi.
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The only Kenyan-owned large-scale brewery in Kenya initially made fortified wine, and then eventually moved into spirits and beer.
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It fortified small islands and reefs in contested waters of the South China Sea with missiles, radar domes and runways (pictured).
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It strengthened to 102 from 106 against the greenback on July 29 and has fortified further to 100.50 as of Friday.
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The dogs passed through the heavily fortified demilitarized zone (DMZ) and the truce village of Panmunjom into South Korea on Thursday.
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On Sunday, a rocket struck the heavily fortified Green Zone in Baghdad, the seat of Iraqi power and the international community.
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It is high in protein, contains all of the essential amino acids, and is often fortified with calcium for bone health.
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There are a variety of respects in which cloud migration, fortified by AI, changes the paradigm for cybersecurity and data access.
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To shield the screen even more and make it "shatter-proof," Samsung's fortified the display with a polycarbonate layer on top.
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I tried whey protein-dusted popcorn, pea protein-fortified water, and whey protein-spiked yogurt drinks, just to name a few.
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They had fortified the office and drove SWAT officers back with a barrage of fire from Thompson submachine guns and shotguns.
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In 2008, Barack Obama swept Nebraska, Kansas and several rural states with caucuses, racking up victories that fortified his delegate lead.
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Some migrants may hope to defeat the odds and penetrate one of the most fortified sections of the southern U.S. border.
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The United States, France and Japan also have permanent military bases there, but Tack said those are not as heavily fortified.
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Kim and Moon could also discuss returning the heavily fortified demilitarized zone separating them to its original state, Munhwa Ilbo said.
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Kim and Moon could also discuss returning the heavily fortified demilitarized zone separating them to its original state, the newspaper said.
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The natural source of vitamin D is sunlight, and fortified cereals, grains, bread, orange juice, and plant milks are dietary options.
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Reuters Graphics explore the differences between the two countries, which are deeply divided by more than just the heavily fortified border.
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Fortified by an eight-foot spiked fence, Digital Dallas, as it is known locally, is a corporate flagship with eight buildings.
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Other snacks high in E you can easily store at your desk: sunflower seeds, peanut butter, and fortified whole-grain cereal.
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This time, the building was fortified with water-filled plastic barriers, and several battalions of riot police and other elite units.
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The medieval ramparts one walks today, with sweeping views, were fortified many times from the sixth century to the Ottoman Empire.
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As the heart of America's military-industrial complex, the Pentagon is among the most heavily-fortified office buildings on the planet.
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The fortified doors are 8 inches thick, without keyholes and have windows that do not open (except on the driver's side).
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New York's Trump Tower, where the transition effort is focused, has been heavily fortified as a kind of White House North.
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But the militias claimed to have taken the heavily fortified Ouagadougou Center, which the Islamic State had used as its headquarters.
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Japanese buildings are generally well-fortified to withstand quakes, and the building where Lloyd Parry's office was located suffered no damage.
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Beijing has asserted its right to these areas in part by reclaiming land and building fortified artificial islands with military facilities.
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There were neither borders to protect nor hordes against which to defend, although plenty of key strategic places were well fortified.
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Her voice is subdued, but her ambition is unbounded, soon to be fortified by programmed EDM beats — pattering, blipping and swooping.
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"The fortified condo is just not a viable doomsday strategy," said Douglas Rushkoff, author and host of the Team Human podcast.
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With increased threats, we have fortified communities with our Secure Community Network initiative, which provides tools to protect against violent attacks.
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In Mosul, the Iraqi military pushed into a city fortified with booby traps, moats, snipers and dump trucks packed with explosives.
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Now led by General Robert E. Lee, Confederate armies fortified defenses around Richmond and counterattacked, ultimately breaking McClellan's will to fight.
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On a marble fortified against bottomless blackness by a shell of air and color, fragile and miraculous as a soap bubble.
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His house is in the upscale Anthem neighborhood: a fortified village of beige dwellings of various sizes and otherwise indistinguishable appearances.
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The Intercontinental is one of the most heavily guarded places in the capital and benefits from sitting on a fortified hilltop.
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Sopa de camarones is always on the menu, fortified by shrimp stock and rice, with tamarind bringing a contour of sourness.
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In 2014, another guru and his followers were engaged in a weeklong standoff with the police at a heavily fortified compound.
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Some say the city should focus on trying to increase its arts budget over all, so that every organization is fortified.
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With Djokovic out, the remaining players can feel fortified that they will not have to face the best player on tour.
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In 2016 thousands of Iraqis stormed the then-fortified Green Zone, the seat of government in Baghdad, and demanded political reforms.
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The procession began in Baghdad&aposs hevily fortified Green Zone before moving towards the Shiite holy cities of Kerbala and Najaf.
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He not only directed the killing of Americans, Pentagon officials say, he fortified Hezbollah in Lebanon and the Houthis in Yemen.
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Ferguson was in a US-made bunker -- a crammed space held together by slabs of five-inch concrete fortified by sandbags.
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Three Katyusha rockets fell inside the capital's heavily fortified Green Zone which houses government buildings and foreign missions, police sources said.
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As they looked out at their exhausted farm, laboriously fortified from sticky Sussex clay, they discerned that they needed to pause.
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For Puerto Ricans celebrating with coquito, a fortified coconut eggnog, their quest took them this month to The South of France.
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They have fortified themselves against rising seas, switched to renewable sources of energy, expanded mass transit and reduced greenhouse gas emissions.
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Nancy Pelosi, the new — and this time around, well-fortified — speaker of the House, had the best line on the wall.
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Charlotte Druckman brought us the recipe to accompany her artful defense of the Sicilian fortified wine in The Times this week.
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It's also important to check that plant milks, like soy milk for example, and yogurts are fortified with calcium, as well as vitamin D. "Some of the alternative milks are not fortified with calcium or vitamin D -- and the same is true for plant-based yogurts, like those made from soy, coconut or almonds," Kimberlain said.
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But Doherty says Europeans don't want highly visible, fortified barriers that are popular in countries such as Jordan, Saudi Arabia or Oman.
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Jon is laying down his plans as the region's new royal, explaining two castles need to be fortified: Last Hearth and Karhold.
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Mogadishu's heavily guarded airport, which is often compared to the fortified Green Zone in Baghdad, has several safety perimeter fences and checkpoints.
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The demonstrations turned violent at nightfall, and protestors attempted to storm a bridge leading to the heavily fortified Green Zone, Reuters reported.
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Now the capital is calm enough for Mr Abdul-Mahdi to have staged his first cabinet meeting outside the fortified Green Zone.
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The remaining 654 miles are already fortified — and provide tangible proof of what can go dangerously wrong when countries construct impenetrable barriers.
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With 654 miles (113,046 km) of the border already fortified, the new construction would extend almost the length of the entire border.
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In Amsterdam the voices of the National Opera were fortified by two other choirs, Capella Amsterdam and the New Amsterdam Youth Choir.
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In one month, Baghdad's highly-fortified Green Zone — which houses government buildings and diplomatic missions — was stormed twice by anti-government protesters.
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Mogadishu's heavily guarded airport, which is often compared to the fortified Green Zone in Baghdad, has several safety perimeter fences and checkpoints.
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SEOUL, South Korea – The rival Koreas are holding rare high-level military talks to discuss reducing tensions across their heavily fortified border.
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With 654 miles (1,046 km) of the border already fortified, the new construction would extend almost the length of the entire border.
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Once the winner was crowned, Nutmeg workers, fortified on pepperoni and Cokes, would stay up printing shirts until the early morning hours.
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A senior Iraqi official approached him at his office in a highly fortified area of Baghdad, he recalls, without identifying the official.
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The foundations of the Fourth Estate, fortified by the First Amendment, rest, in large part, on the idea of checks and balances.
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Deprived of the solidarity of comrades, our visions seem idiosyncratic and quixotic; fortified by our political affiliations, they seem moral and viable.
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"The Volkswagen diesel vehicle emissions scandal revealed in September 2015 fortified the negative sentiment toward diesel passenger vehicles in Europe," CPM said.
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But when companies tried to get certification that products like vitamin-fortified cereals were free of genetically engineered ingredients, or non-G.
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But the beauty of the internet is that it can soar above the fortified walls and naval blockades that hem Gaza in.
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It is just too hard for them to endure the dangerous working conditions and suffocating social environments outside Afghanistan's fortified Western compounds.
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The South Korean town is approximately 50 miles from the heavily fortified demilitarized zone (DMZ) on the border between the two Koreas.
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Fortified by a completed 10-billion-crown cost cutting drive, Volvo has seen its shares climb 43 percent in the past year.
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The real U.S. embassy in Ghana is a prominent and heavily fortified complex in Cantonments, one of the capital's most expensive neighborhoods.
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This view was fortified a few months ago when I took part in a major Global Space Exploration conference held in Beijing.
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And fortified by the memory that New Yorkers knew compassion, I breathed a little easier and stepped out into the midday sun.
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A company called TechniSoil has created a method that recycles existing roads and re-paves them with asphalt fortified with recycled plastic.
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Dozens of riot police gathered outside several universities early on Thursday as students fortified their positions with metal poles, bricks and chairs.
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Sounds easy enough, except that the cold brew is house-made and so is the nocino, which is also fortified with rum.
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Bodium Castle was built in 1385 by a knight of Edward III who planned to use it as a fortified family manor.
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The Vegan Society recommends eating two to three servings a day of fortified foods to get at least three micrograms of B12.
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The disjointed forces, many with no local connections, are not strong enough to take fortified urban rebel positions in a frontal assault.
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The group has attacked police headquarters, bombed seaside restaurants, killed Somali generals and stormed heavily fortified bases used by African Union troops.
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Assembling the next morning in the Cabinet Room, they were further fortified by an ebullient telegram from the American Embassy in Saigon.
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Soon it will be joined by a vegan broth fortified with tomato, and by spring, beef bone broth will join the line.
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When the border becomes more fortified, they realize they can't come and go, so they bring their children and wives with them.
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Does he have broader plans — more deep dropbacks or fewer 6- and 7-man protections — in mind with the blind side fortified?
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A bulletproof vest is nearby, in an undisclosed location, fortified to protect against any bullet except one fired from an assault rifle.
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Matsuyama, Japan, is honoring its 19th-century poet, Masaoka Shiki, who coined the term haiku, with a range of sake-fortified celebrations.
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It is naturally present in fish, meat, eggs and dairy products, as well as some fortified breakfast cereals and nutritional yeast products.
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In retrospect, it's clear that the US mission there was too lightly guarded and fortified, and Stevens himself had requested more security.
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Some could also chip in on big infrastructure projects, such as fortified levees, that would help protect the region from future storms.
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In 2016 thousands of Iraqis stormed the then-fortified Green Zone, the seat of government in Baghdad, demanding economic and political reforms.
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On the corner, a fortified drug house stood like a sentry, but her pale cottage seemed serene, aglow in the morning sun.
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Still, fortified by her reading of Epictetus, Plato and Isaiah Berlin, Fowler turned these difficult circumstances into a potent form of motivation.
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Over time, that wall has been fortified with surveillance towers, more Customs and Border Protection agents, drones, and coils of barbed wire.
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The 5th Circuit was already known as a deeply conservative court, and Trump has only fortified the conservative majority with his nominations.
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The attack took place after a week's lull in the heavily fortified capital following a series of bomb attacks in recent months.
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Syrian forces responded to the attacks with "precise strikes," destroying rocket launchers and fortified positions used by the armed groups, SANA said.
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Fortified by a lunch of cured ham, cheese and rye bread, the crew then crept up their creations to test them out.
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Particularly irksome to the Vietnamese leadership has been China's conversion of contested reefs in the South China Sea into fortified military bases.
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The ministry said last week it plans to reduce guard posts and equipment along the heavily fortified border as an initial step.
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It is one of many emerging technologies now being heavily fortified by new algorithms enabling artificial intelligence, senior Navy leaders told Warrior Maven.
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Fortified foods, including milk, cereals and spreads, provide the most vitamin D in the American diet, according to the National Institutes of Health.
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On the negative side of the ledger, the SEALS went into a heavily fortified and well-defended al Qaeda complex and suffered casualties.
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The chain-link border fence, fortified by layers of concertina wire, is also being fitted with underground sensors, solar night lights and cameras.
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" Welch delivered the key parts of her prepared speech, but says her words were "fortified with more authenticity, pain and humor than usual.
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BAGHDAD, May 19 (Reuters) - A rocket was fired into Baghdad's fortified Green Zone but caused no casualties, the Iraqi military said on Sunday.
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The peanut butter tin is labeled as "fortified" and was produced by Cinderella Foods in Dawson, Georgia and included in Steve's 1955 MRE.
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A regime akin to Norway's, fortified by a customs agreement, does not honour every promise made in the heat of the Brexit campaign.
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Separatist military units gained full control of Aden on Tuesday with the exception of a fortified presidential palace housing the prime minister's cabinet.
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The shield has six launching ports to fire guns or other rubber projectile launchers while keeping the heavily fortified shooters safe and sound.
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It said in a statement the missiles destroyed IS command facilities, fortified positions and an ammunition depot near the town of Abu-Kemal.
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TV footage showed armed guards outside the heavily fortified air base, which is located 50 km (30 miles) from the border with Pakistan.
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The air strikes destroyed a two-storey building used by the militants as a base, along with 11 fortified defensive positions, they said.
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Labour hasn't won an election in more than a decade, but its strong showing has fortified Corbyn, a deeply unpopular figure until now.
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The two Koreas may also discuss pulling some of their forces away from the heavily fortified demilitarized zone separating them, the newspaper said.
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Though some people will appreciate that the plug is fortified in an L-shaped plastic enclosure, I found it annoying and, frankly, ugly.
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Animal-based milk products also have a variety of nutritional profiles depending on their fat content and whether they've been fortified with vitamins.
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Donald Trump will not visit the DMZ, the heavily fortified border that divides North and South Korea, a White House official said Tuesday.
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Nestle sees its investments as future-proofing its business and carving out a competitive edge with food and drinks fortified by medical technology.
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Chinese naval ships and monitoring stations on its fortified islands routinely challenge foreign aircraft and vessels in the region, sources have said previously.
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Trump has said the meeting could take place at either the heavily fortified demilitarized zone between North and South Korea or in Singapore.
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Nigeria's long-term plan is to corral civilians inside fortified garrison towns, a move that effectively cedes the rural areas to Boko Haram.
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Reuters reported this week that Vietnam had discreetly fortified several of its islands in the South China Sea with new mobile rocket launchers.
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The Americans were not ambushed while advising local forces behind the front lines or struck by rocket fire while manning a fortified base.
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A day earlier, hundreds of protesters demanding an end to corruption stormed the fortified Green Zone in dramatic scenes that hinted at revolution.
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They also recorded intake of vitamin D supplements, vitamin D-fortified foods, and oily fish, butter, margarine, milk, eggs, cheese and red meat.
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Earlier in the day, Trump attempted a symbolic stare-down of Kim at the heavily fortified border that separates North and South Korea.
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The only public evidence of Trump's temper came after a scuttled visit to the heavily fortified border that separated North and South Korea.
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The paper also branded Trump a coward for canceling a visit to the heavily fortified border area that separates North and South Korea.
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Trump had previously said he would like to stage the high-stakes meeting inside the heavily fortified zone dividing North and South Korea.
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The decision to stop operations at the Kaesong Industrial Complex ends the only significant daily interaction across the heavily fortified inter-Korean border.
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Bridich fortified the bullpen by adding the veterans Jake McGee, Jason Motte and Chad Qualls, but all the starters have been here before.
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But just like other wise GMs, Rutherford has already fortified his contender with [squints at roster] Riley Sheahan and [rubs eyes] Jamie Oleksiak.
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He fortified the defense and complemented Portland's ball-handlers and furious weakside action splendidly with some of the firmest picks in the league.
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Relative to the monstrous three-team deal listed above, they were minor but meaningful transactions that spackled cracks and fortified areas of weakness.
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According to the Institute of Medicine, we need to get 13 vitamins and 12 minerals from our diet, fortified foods, or dietary supplements.
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The comparison is ironic, since Cape Canaveral's moon shot launch pads are being fortified due to sea level rise caused by climate change.
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It's fortified with Manuka Honey, which helps tighten up the under-eye area and restore its bounce in just four weeks of use.
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In fairness, being plant-based, Impossible and Beyond incorporate fiber, which is nil in real beef, and are fortified with vitamins and minerals.
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Fifteen years after it was sealed off, the heavily fortified neighborhood in the heart of Baghdad was opened to the public on Monday.
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The first is armed with a long rifle, and further fortified with a bronze-colored patina (over high-density foam) and piercing eyes.
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Despite its name, the DMZ has since become the world's most heavily fortified frontier, defended with layers of fences and numerous guard posts.
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Warnings offer those troops in the line of fire an opportunity to seek shelter in fortified areas and maximize their chance of survival.
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A sea wall in China has been fortified as a bulwark against rising water levels — and those fortifications will need to continue indefinitely.
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Talks between the two sides began at Tongil-gak, the northern side of Panmunjom, in the highly fortified DMZ shortly after 10 a.m.
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Tahrir, at the base of a bridge that leads across the Tigris to the fortified Green Zone government compound, has become sacred ground.
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He added that the United States has fortified its assets in the region and is prepared for any possible retaliation, including a cyberattack.
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A short walk from there, below the old fortified city walls is Pasaj, its menu offering a modern European take on traditional dishes.
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Hungary's border with Serbia, specially fortified in the last two years to keep out migrants and refugees, is anything but a welcome mat.
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The embassy is among the most fortified American outposts in the world, and there are other less-guarded targets that Iran could choose.
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This particular family, though, has been doubly exiled—first across the ocean, and then from the fortified village where they used to reside.
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The Syrian army responded to those attacks with "precise strikes," SANA said, destroying rocket launchers and fortified positions used by the armed groups.
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GAZA (Reuters) - Israeli forces shot dead a Palestinian during protests along the fortified Gaza-Israel border on Friday, the Palestinian health ministry said.
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The food agency said on Saturday it had suspended distribution of Super Cereal - a fortified blended food - at all its operations in Uganda.
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This epistemological status has been fortified in recent years with a series of spectacular leaks that successfully reframed official narratives as grand fictions.
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Most households need only one set of all-purpose glasses, which is perfectly fine for whites, reds, sparkling wines, rosés and fortified wines.
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Mitchell proposed that the skull would need to be fortified against the outcome of chewing tough, woody food with a strong bite force.
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We were fortified and inspired by the sheer numbers, true kindness and striking diversity of all the people who joined us on Saturday.
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The homeland security measure would devote $1.3 billion to border security measures, such as enhanced surveillance and fortified fencing, but not the wall.
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Before the several weeks of the continued bombing, Japanese forces managed to construct well-fortified, underground structures that would withstand heavy American artillery.
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Fortified shelters, built to withstand catastrophic events from viral epidemics to nuclear war, seem to be experiencing a wave of interest in general.
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" Remote fortified positions, they added, tied down "limited U.S. forces in a grinding attrition battle in which the initiative rests with the insurgents.
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Then you get a little fortified [recreation cage] that's outside that you get to go walk around in for an hour a day.
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Spain has two small exclaves in north Africa, Ceuta and Melilla, both of which are already heavily fortified to deter migrants from entering.
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And if island chains are good enough to safeguard Russia's nuclear deterrent, don't write off the defensive potential of well-fortified island chains.
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Some non-essential staff was pulled out of the heavily fortified embassy in eastern Caracas, but diplomats remain, the State Department has confirmed.
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After ordering the fortified wine off the internet, I mix it with my gin, add the lemon and drink it with "lots of ice".
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But one thing is for sure, STREIT armored SHERPs would still look like irresistibly fun ATVs to drive, but would be exceptionally fortified fortresses.
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Gunmen in Kabul, the capital, attacked the heavily fortified interior ministry, battling security forces for more than two hours before the assault was suppressed.
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The set is fortified with antioxidants that are naturally derived from caffeine with aloe and spearmint to put a little pep in his step.
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Supposedly, the system AI had yet to distinguish between humans and animals, and heaps of dead critters were piling up around the fortified walls.
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The MPs then, on February 8th, trooped into the heavily fortified compound at Mogadishu airport—the only place safe enough—to pick a president.
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Their sleek plastic exterior is full of tiny components coated in glue, and the charging case they come with is heavily fortified as well.
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"That hope, the hope for love has not waned for me in the face of this breakup but rather is fortified," the actress continued.
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To that end, Talion will be recruiting orcs and building his own army in order to take down the heavily fortified fortresses across Mordor.
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But the top court has sought more time and the heavily fortified site, which looks like a small garrison town, is under its control.
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With the strength of a fortified wine and bottled flat after an oxidative maturation, like sherry, all of its variants are truly genre-blurring.
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"Power bars are basically fortified candy bars re-marketed as healthy," suggested Lyuda Bouzinova, Mission Lean co-founder and ACE-certified fitness nutrition specialist.
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Saturday&aposs bomber had pretended his truck had broken down before detonating it in front of the hotel&aposs fortified gate, said police Col.
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The city of Darwin was bombed by the Japanese in World War II, killing over 053 people, before it became a fortified Allied base.
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Aid agencies cannot distribute meat, milk or vegetables because it is too costly and even fortified cereals are not always available, aid workers said.
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"That's another part of the journey that I still don't always know how to navigate, but I'm feeling more courageous and fortified to explore."
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In 2007, Coke actually introduced a Plus variant in several countries that was fortified with vitamins and minerals (it even carried the same name).
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These ancient Celts left behind ruins of fortified hilltop settlements and the type of Druidic practices that sound like a Stevie Nicks fever dream.
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Because she was a celebrity, it's very easy to reduce Whitney Houston into the tropes that have been fortified by media coverage about her.
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Residents boarded up windows and fortified homes in Santa Ana, a fishing town often battered by storms, where the weather was calm and sunny.
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"I think it's fortified it," said the Republican congressman, who returned to the House last week for the first time since he was shot.
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I recommend using a fortified salt instead of just salt and pepper, even if it is as simple as a garlic or onion salt.
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But although my grandfather never offered physical or emotional warmth, he did offer a type of embrace through the thick, fortified walls he built.
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Most mornings, he appears on the bench 15 minutes or so after he scheduled proceedings to begin, fortified by a giant mug of tea.
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He is trying to convince me that everyone should be putting Buckfast, the fortified tonic wine known for getting you beyond wasted, in negronis.
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The 19-page document then continues to describe how these fortified drones would be constructed, and it seems solid for Amazon's drone delivery vision.
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Though rife with implausibilities, "Transpecos" is fortified by strong acting and a location whose desolate beauty is a gift to Jeffrey Waldron's serene camera.
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In 2004, militants from a group calling itself Al Qaeda in Saudi Arabia stormed the heavily fortified consulate, using explosives to breach its walls.
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Because the city never gave in to overdevelopment, it also never fortified its old buildings to withstand the stronger storms of a warmer world.
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Kim extended an invitation to South Korea's leader to go to Pyongyang, and the two agreed to meet Friday at the heavily fortified DMZ.
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China's liquidity conditions have also been tightened in the past few weeks, driven mainly by fortified regulatory efforts at financial deleveraging since late March.
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"They're basically just protein-fortified candy," said Dr. Yoni Freedhoff, an Ottawa-based physician and professor who has a blog on nutrition and diet.
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A team of five attackers tries to penetrate a fortified location where an evenly matched team of five defenders holds and protects an objective.
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B12 is frequently found in animal products, like red meat, milk and salmon, though some cereals and soy products are also fortified with B12.
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Now fortified with bacteria, heavy metals and additional toxins, the fracking fluid that returns to the surface presents a problem with no good solution.
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The finance ministry has also put off a plan by the food ministry to give vitamin-fortified rice to millions of poverty-stricken people.
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Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly said he believed the newly fortified unit would nearly quadruple its caseload, investigating as many as 231,2125 crashes each year.
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Some of these, Fordow in particular, are fortified, but the US has bunker-buster bombs that are capable of doing real damage to them.
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While the fortified balance sheet and the capital return story / flexibility are widely known and appreciated, we don't see current valuation reflecting these merits.
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The result, Border Patrol officials say, is that smugglers tend to push most of the drugs and migrants to less-fortified areas farther west.
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He confirmed that a Katyusha rocket had landed in the heavily fortified zone and said it had been fired from across the Tigris River.
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The party is powerful and dominant, and it has a huge geographic advantage that has been fortified through aggressive gerrymandering and voter ID laws.
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The protests along the fortified fence that separates Gaza from Israeli territory have become an acute flash point in the intractable Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Less than a mile away, as if in a rival armed camp, Mr. Kim billeted at his own equally fortified hotel, the St. Regis.
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Vegans can consume fortified plant milk to get calcium found in cow's milk, along with high calcium foods like dark green vegetables, she said.
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In the shadow of an elevated train line in the South Bronx, a short brick building partially topped with barbed wire is being fortified.
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Less than a mile away, as if in a rival armed camp, Mr. Kim hunkered down at his own fortified hotel, the St. Regis.
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This was a fortified village; each house had fighting positions and bunkers, and the village was protected by bamboo groves that restricted our movements.
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Here Assyrian emperors' palaces once stood, surrounded by Nineveh's fortified walls, which were destroyed by Babylonians and Medes, razed, and the kings' treasures plundered.
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Guterres stayed in the fortified U.N. compound on Tripoli's outskirts for the night and plans to meet Haftar on Friday, a U.N. spokesman said.
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Her bad romance with movie stardom has served her well, because early exposure to its toxins might have fortified her resistance to mere fame.
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Boiled, then tossed with bread crumbs to stuff the turkey, celery fortified the holiday centerpiece; its cooking liquid was used to baste the poultry.
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" Scalia described how the Constitution's plan "depositing appointment power in a fortified President" works to "[ensure] an actual exclusion of the legislature from appointment.
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The newly-fortified partnership between Moscow and Beijing is seen as risky for Washington but President Donald Trump's administration doesn't seem to be alarmed.
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It also sells an Omega-3 fortified version of the product, along with a chocolate variety, protein shakes, "drinkable snacks" and meal replacement beverages.
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The laws fortified New York's assault weapons ban, limited the number of bullets allowed in magazines and strengthened rules that govern the mentally ill.
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His company is a distinctly family business fortified with longtime loyalists that operates less on standardized procedures and more on a culture of Trump.
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Companies are already betting big on the product category: Indian rice manufacturing company Asbah reportedly invested millions to launch its fortified product Power Rice.
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Imagine your only monthly supply of food during the holidays is five meager food rations consisting of cereal, legumes, fortified flour, oil and salt.
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SANA added that the Syrian army responded to the attacks with "precise strikes," destroying rocket launchers and fortified positions used by the armed groups.
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Here are analyst reactions to the Korean summit, held at the village of Panmunjom in the heavily fortified Demilitarized Zone dividing the two countries.
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Some argue that they are the safest way to clear out fortified drug houses and to catch criminals with contraband needed for successful prosecutions.
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U.S. diplomats and embassy staffers were brought to a fortified safe room, two of them told The Washington Post, adding that they feel secure.
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Of course, it's also found in fortified foods, such as milk, orange juice, and cereal, and you get it from exposure to UV light.
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No one has claimed responsibility for the rocket fired on Sunday into the heavily fortified Green Zone, which houses government buildings and diplomatic missions.
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