But, Awkwafina is on the frontlines trying to change that.
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Scientists on the frontlines aren't shying away from this debate.
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Many independent workers are on the frontlines; all deserve support.
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Today, the guns on most of Syria's frontlines have fallen silent.
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As the frontlines of the war shifted, children lurched between curricula.
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All died on the frontlines, and I thank God for that.
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"We have always been at the frontlines of change," continued Washington.
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Lots of headlines from the frontlines of the streaming wars today.
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Now we are once again on the frontlines of the downturn.
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Here's what it's like for the "fire warriors" on the frontlines.
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Each side blames the other for not opening up their frontlines.
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They are on the frontlines, providing much-needed services to people.
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"They are on the frontlines of responding to patients," she said.
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"They are on the frontlines of responding to patients," she said.
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But for health workers on the frontlines, protective gear is crucial.
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While doctors and public health officials are on the frontlines to help manage the coronavirus pandemic, people like Tardáguila and her organization are on the frontlines battling a different kind of public health crisis over misinformation.
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Back in Hajin, armored Bearcats shuttle troops to and from the frontlines.
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U.S. personnel are operating close to the frontlines to direct air strikes.
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Many bodies of the dead remain in the street near the frontlines.
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State and territorial public health is on the frontlines of these interventions.
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This is wartime in America, and Louisiana is now at the frontlines.
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These are people who fought on the frontlines to withstand American assimilation.
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He tried to get as far away from the frontlines as possible.
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Many civilian residents have fled from the frontlines into the town of Douma.
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The frontlines here seemed almost impossible to breach only a few months ago.
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"Trauma casualties remain extremely high, particularly near frontlines," he told reporters in Geneva.
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The protests began last June and at first, the frontlines were predominantly men.
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When others flee, he runs to the frontlines eager to assist those suffering.
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Amiri was speaking to reporters while touring one of the frontlines near Falluja.
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Farmers have long been on the frontlines of the right-to-repair debate.
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Sadly, in 1937, she was killed by a tank while working on the frontlines.
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All of these women, presumably, are at the frontlines of the 2019 Oscar race.
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Condor Watch, an initiative from those on the frontlines of condor conservation, can help.
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ICE are on the frontlines for MS-13, the dangerous blood-thirsty brutal gang.
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People working on the frontlines of America's service economy need more protections – not fewer.
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The FSA has accelerated training of new recruits to send to frontlines, Rasheed said.
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A rebel official said fighters were on high alert and had reinforced the frontlines.
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States are on the frontlines of adapting to and mitigating damages from climate change.
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Dogs have likely been helping on the frontlines of conflict since they became domesticated.
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Its people are on the frontlines of the global fight for liberal democratic values.
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Reports from the battlefield also indicate that retreating soldiers were rarely shot on the frontlines.
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Defining "hate speech" online is far from simple—and human moderators are on the frontlines.
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That would weaken their control over the east and bring more residents closer to frontlines.
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From Apartheid South Africa to the climate frontlines, finance is a proven lever for change.
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The Underworld battleground has heated up, and there's a surprising new hero in the frontlines.
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The American Civil Liberties Union is often on the frontlines of fighting for human rights.
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We're continuing our stint in the trenches on the frontlines of festival season this week.
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Mr. President, take it from someone on the frontlines who cannot imagine being anywhere else.
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We're angry and we're constantly shouting and protesting on the frontlines—rightfully so, of course.
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Sha'fa, Syria (CNN)The drive down to the frontlines with ISIS is long and dangerous.
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And if you're on the frontlines fighting COVID-19, we will do anything we can.
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The Houthis told them "infidels" were on the other side of the frontlines, they recall.
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With those frontlines being cold, the regime was able to focus its full manpower on Aleppo.
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Rebels also said some pro-Assad forces had left frontlines in northwest Syria in recent days.
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He's evolved — a new man hardened by what he's witnessed on the frontlines of reality television.
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Frontlines is earnest, optimistic, and fun, even as it deals with subject matter that's intrinsically grim.
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Instead, she designed programs to support diverse leaders on the frontlines of the clean energy transition.
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A fleet of 15 vehicles carrying U.S. forces headed along a dirt road towards the frontlines.
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Taylor was on the frontlines of the Ukraine conflict less than a week before he testified.
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The frontlines have not changed in recent weeks but both sides have stepped up air strikes.
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The opening words—"these are the pictures, these are the words from the frontlines"—that's it.
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I've been inside them—they are grim, soulless places; the barracks on the frontlines of consumerism.
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These series will transport you inside prisons, churches, and to the frontlines of the culture war.
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And social media, specifically Snapchat, only catalyzes the violence, those on the frontlines told VICE News.
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What happens when workers on the frontlines of the coronavirus crisis aren't properly protected from it?
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Those of us on the frontlines in cities and counties across the U.S. know what works.
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The auto and real estate industries are at the frontlines of this shift in borrowing costs.
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As the frontlines shifted in recent weeks, Gharmoush was reunited with two more of her sons.
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These days, Fullah and other nurses are on the frontlines of another health crisis: teenage pregnancy.
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For the salesmen and mechanics on the frontlines of the boom, summer can be a grueling time.
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They were on the frontlines of battle, but their struggle didn&apost end when they returned home.
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But translators have long been on the frontlines of AI-induced job panic, and they aren't worried.
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The Syrian troops did not enter the city but nearby frontlines with the hostile Turkey-backed rebels.
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Since the morning, the combatants have exchanged shelling and clashed along several frontlines around Afrin, he said.
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He added that several hundred pro-Assad forces had withdrawn from frontlines in the northern Hama countryside.
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If there's anyone out there at the frontlines of that battle right now, it's certainly Damian Lillard.
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People with mental health issues are often on the frontlines of a battle in their own mind.
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The Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation supports the first responders fighting on the frontlines of the wildfires.
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And it's also because there's still no guaranteed safety; ISIS and their frontlines are only miles away.
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For the past couple of years, I've been hooked on Marko Kloos' military science fiction Frontlines series.
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Halftime is the where the frontlines of a generational divide is splitting some NBA teams in half.
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The frontlines with areas controlled by Turkish or U.S.-backed forces appear to have stabilized for now.
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Their senior officers now give orders on the frontlines, not from air-conditioned offices in the capital.
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Most people would avoid travelling to the frontlines of the war against Islamic State in northern Iraq.
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A combat policeman who spent nine days on the frontlines, however, lamented the state of his equipment.
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Food, fuel and medicine once travelled across frontlines into the suburbs through a network of underground tunnels.
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""Whether we are peaceful or whether we are on the frontlines," she added, the methods "are inseparable.
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Our intelligence professionals on the frontlines are carrying out their duties and will continue to do so.
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In the meantime they are making preparations - detonating bridges, digging trenches and sending recruits to the frontlines.
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This was a Frontlines match, a game mode that's all about sustaining offensive momentum or breaking it.
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On the frontlines of medical care, I don't see a policy, but its impact on people's lives.
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The White Helmets rescue group, officially known as Syria Civil Defense, are once again on the frontlines.
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Out of the hundreds of Afghans deployed to the frontlines, likely scores more have also been rejected.
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"We, the island nations and all coastal communities, are the frontlines in this environmental crisis," he said.
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They are all clean slates, ready to get on the frontlines with no signs of PTSD or triggers.
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Snapchat took users to the frontlines of the battle for Mosul and to the shooting in Las Vegas.
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Beyond their immediate survival, they must navigate fast-changing frontlines and alliances that resulted from Trump's sudden move.
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These exclusive drone pictures obtained by CNN show the scale of destruction on the frontlines of western Mosul.
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All of us on the frontlines of veterans support, healthcare and empowerment need reinforcements now more than ever.
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Meanwhile, exchanges of gunfire and rockets continued but there were no changes to the frontlines around the capital.
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As you get closer to the frontlines, there is little to see but miles and miles of rubble.
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I'll continue to support Trump and his policies but I'll no longer be on the frontlines defending him.
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Read the full story, with more insight from pharmacists on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemics, here.
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Around the US, physicians who are not infectious disease specialists or pulmonologists are training and joining the frontlines.
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We should not do any less for the heroes on the frontlines in this battle we're in now.
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Two rebel commanders said Turkey had ordered the bulk of this force to move toward the Idlib frontlines.
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Turkey insisted last month that Syrian forces withdraw to Idlib frontlines established in a 2017 "de-escalation" accord.
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Doctors and other health professionals who are at the frontlines of various epidemics and diseases need them more.
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Local government is really on the frontlines of helping people with every issue, from potholes to pension funds.
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The relaxed regulation, known as a "categorical exclusion", was welcomed by those on the frontlines of wildfire country.
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Women are leading on the frontlines of Lebanon's "October Revolution," which has maintained momentum over the past month.
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"It's like Mother Suu went to the frontlines for our country," said 58-year-old Myint Myint Thwin.
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For those near the frontlines of Iraq and Syria, there will be little if any time for celebration.
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"We are free here because a Palestinian kid put his life on the frontlines for us," Niumeitolu said.
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The tense frontlines have made it difficult to set up humanitarian corridors to assist 10 million Yemenis facing starvation.
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"A lot of us were really stressed out from being on the frontlines — just the emotional toll," Magdaleno says.
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The US also needs to continue to gain ground in Syria and Iraq -- frontlines in the war against ISIS.
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Samsung obviously wants to be on the frontlines when VR films start earning mainstream attention and even winning awards.
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Get involved and support these orgs who are on the frontlines dealing with youth incarceration and criminal justice reform.
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But some units appeared near the frontlines at the weekend and a top commander visited the battlefield on Saturday.
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That's why we are proud to work in coalition with other movement leaders on the frontlines of this work.
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As such, Trump should have no problem escalating conversations about veterans' policy to the frontlines of the SOTU address.
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Nurses around the world are on the frontlines of the coronavirus pandemic, providing bedside care for COVID-19 patients.
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SDF fighters would now move to the frontlines in Deir al-Zor, speeding up the battle in eastern Syria.
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This dynamic poses unique risks to those on the informational frontlines, whether they're university professors or health care professionals.
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These actions send a message to countries on the frontlines of the refugee crisis; you are on your own.
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Each of us is on the frontlines of the digital battlefield, so we must work together to protect ourselves.
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It denies opposition and witness accounts that its warplanes target market places, medical centers and residential areas away from frontlines.
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Kloos says that he's spent the last six years in protagonist Andrew Greyson's head, writing from Frontlines' first-person perspective.
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The area is close to the ISIS frontlines and Turkish troops recently repelled an ISIS attack on the Turkish installation.
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Looking back, I see that public school teachers are not just educators but civic soldiers on the frontlines of democracy.
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She described herself as "someone who's been here with you on the frontlines" and joined a scattered "Where's Obama?" chant.
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Kloos says he's taking a break to launch a different series, but that he's not done with Frontlines just yet.
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"I will be visiting health professionals on the frontlines down in Miami, who are confronting the Zika challenge," Clinton said.
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You just need a passion for helping the environment, vulnerable animal populations and those on the frontlines of conservation efforts.
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The farther removed humans are from the frontlines of war, the easier it is to kill, according to the CSKR.
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So far, 955 insurgents have been killed and 108 captured on the southern frontlines of the city alone, Maan said.
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"DHS will take all steps to ensure the safety and security of law enforcement personnel on the frontlines," she added.
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As the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan boiled over, he released an album called Battle Cry: Worship from the Frontlines.
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For example, Kamita Gray in Brandywine, Maryland is living on the frontlines of some of the worst pollution in America.
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Anyone able -bodied and willing (and in some cases, we were quietly told, unwilling) was off fighting on the frontlines.
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Bill Taylor, the acting US ambassador to Ukraine, on Thursday went to the frontlines of the conflict in eastern Ukraine.
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The medical helicopters remained mostly idle, reserved almost entirely for the Western troops relegated to advising from behind the frontlines.
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After almost a decade into the Boko Haram insurgency, security resources on the frontlines of the conflict are increasingly stretched.
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As the executive director of an organization on the frontlines of criminal justice reform, I applaud these new legislative priorities.
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We know that the efforts that are effective on the frontlines can be scaled up to save many more lives.
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Nick Grono is CEO of the Freedom Fund, which invests in local organizations working on the frontlines against modern slavery.
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Suzanne Gordon is author of The Battle for Veterans' Healthcare: Dispatches from the Frontlines of Policy-Making and Patient Care.
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One resident estimated that thousands of people were on the move and seeking shelter in areas further from the frontlines.
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Black women have been on the frontlines of every social movement in American history, from suffrage to the Civil Rights Movement.
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Chaim recalls hundreds of civilians running through the frontlines to escape from ISIS, a scene he said he would never forget.
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An open umbrella also helps to keep the protester out of reach of police batons on the frontlines of violent clashes.
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He reminds me the organization wouldn't exist without Kinlaw and other women who have been on the frontlines of this work.
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Drugged and under the influence of alcohol, Kabala was sent to the frontlines with only sticks and told he was invincible.
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With the rise of Russian aggression, it was important to reaffirm the United States' support for its friends on Europe's frontlines.
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Suzanne Gordon is the author of The Battle for Veterans Healthcare: Dispatches from the Frontlines of Policy-Making and Patient Care.
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Soleimani, commander of foreign operations for Iran's Revolutionary Guards, led the battle from the frontlines from the very beginning, he said.
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Refinery29 is on the frontlines of this revolution in the making, reporting on what women really want for our shared future.
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"We are trying to escape from the campus," said the man, who, like many on the frontlines, wished to remain anonymous.
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The resilience and resistance of those in the frontlines of environmental injustice is a major inspiration; it fills me with hope.
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At this critical moment, we need nurses to be on the frontlines, caring for patients, not sidelined, recovering from COVID-19.
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As those on the frontlines in the fight against criminals and terrorists, we urge expediency before financial insecurity compromises national security.
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It starts in the White House and it means everybody we energize in 2020 stays on the frontlines come January 2021.
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Some doctors in Italy are forced to work "four to five days continuously" as they battle the coronavirus at the frontlines.
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Butterfield ended the thread with an offer — for workers "on the frontlines fighting COVID-19" to use the service for free.
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Read more: Medical students around the US are offering to babysit for hospital workers on the frontlines of the coronavirus pandemic
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My community and I live on the frontlines of the climate crisis, and we know what we need where we live.
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The federal government needs to make funding urgently available for local health departments, who are on the frontlines of the epidemic.
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It is time to sound the alarm on the declining defenses for those working on the frontlines for our national security.
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Suzanne Gordon is the author of The Battle for Veterans' Healthcare: Dispatches from the Frontlines of Policy-Making and Patient Care.
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The agreement requires "radical" insurgents including Tahrir al-Sham to withdraw from a demilitarized zone along the frontlines by October 15.
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Meanwhile, cracks have already emerged in the frontlines of the trade war, with both the manufacturing and agriculture sectors in contraction.
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Devices like the Amazon Echo and Google Home are at the frontlines of a new platform shift in tech: voice computing.
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But on the frontlines of this November's election battles, the tone is still set by Donald Trump and his Twitter feed.
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"We are a city that's on the frontlines of climate change," Hoboken Mayor Dawn Zimmer said by phone one sweltering July afternoon.
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The meetings took place days after the LNA sent a warship to Ras Lanuf port — 600 km (400 miles) from the frontlines.
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But at the very least they should call, publicly, for the Saudis to limit their airstrikes to the frontlines of the war.
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I am privileged enough to be able to be close to the frontlines to have access to those inspiring stories of change.
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Frontlines have not shifted and the main road from the port to Sanaa remains blocked, hampering distribution of goods to northern Yemen.
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In the immediate aftermath, doctors from all over began tweeting stories about their work on the frontlines of America's gun violence epidemic.
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The folks on the frontlines of that fight are the security researchers who excavate flaws in our code and get them fixed.
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But many in Shahrezad said their homes were destroyed and having escaped, they did not want to venture anywhere near the frontlines.
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And we will work with you on the frontlines to keep America safe from terrorism, which is what I began this with.
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In the hours before the ceasefire took effect, fighting raged on several key frontlines, including Aleppo and the southern province of Quneitra.
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Italy and Greece are the European countries on the frontlines, but they're getting scant help from Germany or any other EU countries.
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Taylor was on the frontlines of the conflict less than a week before his public testimony to House investigators earlier this month.
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Jerry told us earlier this week on "TMZ Live" it didn't take much pressure from Jane to join her on the frontlines.
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They must do so with real flexibility — and with a real awareness of how best to help the people on the frontlines.
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Doctors and nurses all around the world are fighting on the frontlines of COVID-19 as the coronavirus continues to spread globally.
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While he's not a household name, Van Dongen, 76, has been on the frontlines of Republican politics since President Ronald Reagan's administration.
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"I've decided to resume our volunteer service and continue to escort health care workers back to the frontlines in Wuhan," he said.
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The renewed declaration should also dispatch more federal resources to states and local agencies working on the frontlines to combat this crisis.
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It is not right that the good people on the frontlines of Boeing are hurting and facing uncertainty because of failed leadership.
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I may miss a few votes during this period, but with God&aposs grace I will be back on the frontlines soon.
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"People working in the retail sector are on the frontlines of the crisis that working families are facing across the economy," Gleason said.
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In the days and weeks ahead, we'll be talking with more of the people on the frontlines of today's (and tomorrow's) psychedelic resurgence.
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More than 300,000 people have fled the frontlines to the safety of areas near the border with Turkey, U.N. and aid agencies say.
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Commissioned by the Women's Work Subcommittee of the Imperial War Museum, she photographed women on the frontlines, including telegraphists, medical personnel, and engineers.
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The fighters, meanwhile, seem to be suffering low morale, in some case seeking doctors' notes to avoid serving on the frontlines. Maj. Gen.
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He said he had tried to quit the fighting but had been imprisoned, and then dispatched back to the frontlines as attacks intensified.
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His ongoing Frontlines series is a lot of fun, set in a futuristic Earth besieged by an alien civilization known as the Lankies.
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But outside of airports, what's the availability of infrared thermometers and face masks in the major U.S. cities that are at the frontlines?
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Iranian Major General Qassem Soleimani, the head of Iran's elite Quds Force, the overseas arm of the IRGC, appeared on frontlines across Syria.
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Taliban fighters with Kalashnikovs over their shoulder crossed frontlines to fraternise with government soldiers, eat ice cream and even take selfies with women.
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The Basij rose to prominence as a volunteer force that rushed to the frontlines during Iran's brutal war with Iraq in the 22019s.
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We've often been on the local frontlines for decades and have the trust of communities, many of which have deeply-rooted faith traditions.
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At federal police frontlines near the Old City, forces blocked off roads with earthen barricades to stop suicide car bombers reaching their troops.
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The Chinese deployment reflects the shifting frontlines of the global COVID-19 epidemic, as new infections plateau in China, they're soaring in Europe.
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When these 503 days are up, I want to go back to bedside nursing and join the frontlines in fighting the coronavirus pandemic.
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Former President Obama thanked health-care professionals for fighting on the frontlines of the coronavirus outbreak, and urged Americans to follow their behavior.
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CVS operates more than 9,900 pharmacies around the US, which have found themselves on the frontlines of the response to the coronavirus pandemic.
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The Texas attorney general has also been on the frontlines of defending key Republican policies such as abortion restrictions passed by state lawmakers.
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As one of the attorneys on the frontlines in the fight against NSEERS, I can personally confirm the human toll of the program.
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It is critical to ensuring ongoing policy support for the faith-based organizations that reside on the frontlines of the war on homelessness.
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Over a year ago, he says he was forced by Houthi rebels to take up arms on the frontlines of Yemen's civil war.
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As a public health official on the frontlines of this epidemic, I am surprised and disappointed by the limited scale of this declaration.
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First and foremost, however, we are clinicians and scientists who are on the frontlines in the care for patients with traumatic brain injuries.
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I've also spoken with leading doctors, scientists, and researchers on the frontlines of combating obesity, type 85033 diabetes, and other nutrition-related conditions.
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Pink said that she was going to donate $500,000 "directly to the local fire services that are battling so hard on the frontlines."
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After the hearing last week of former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski in the House Judiciary Committee, Democrats on the frontlines were worried.
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He is a physician on the frontlines of this issue, every day working to advance the understanding, prevention and treatment of head injuries.
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But in this outbreak, at least according to the responders we spoke with on the frontlines of treating Ebola, it hasn't worked as planned.
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Both organizations have known ties to an international network of neo-Nazis and active positions on the frontlines of the war in eastern Ukraine.
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But he spent this morning on Twitch streaming Liberate Hong Kong, a game where players experience the frontlines of the Hong Kong protest movement.
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Aftershocks by Marko Kloos Marko Kloos is best known for his military science fiction series Frontlines, but it seems he's taking a short break.
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Up to 5,000 people come every day from the district or across the frontlines around Mosul, around 30 km (19 miles) to the north.
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Women were on the frontlines of the rallies, organizing attendees and sharing personal stories that underscore the importance of empathy in these dark times.
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The Standing Rock Sioux call this reservation home, and many are not on the frontlines of this months-long, and at times violent, protest.
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America paused the ground offensive against IS in March and April, as hundreds of Kurdish fighters moved to the frontlines against Turkey in Afrin.
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Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian president, has remained neutral during Syria's war and some Palestinian groups even fought with the regime on the camp's frontlines.
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Teachers and administrators are at the frontlines of supporting trans youth in schools, but sometimes they don't have the training to do so effectively.
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" Suzanne Gordon is the author of the new book "The Battle for Veterans' Healthcare: Dispatches from the Frontlines of Policy Making and Patient Care.
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In pockets of the world not yet on its frontlines, there is still doubt or ambivalence -- even from the highest offices in the land.
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I urge you to shift spending to empower local jurisdictions on the frontlines with the funding and flexibility we need to protect our citizens.
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It's time for Congress to think creatively and act in a manner worthy of our service members spending this holiday season on the frontlines.
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Our administration will do everything within our power to support the brave men and women in uniform who stand on the frontlines of freedom.
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The brothers founded front companies in the United Kingdom, Spain, and Bangladesh then used those companies to move money and supplies to the frontlines.
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No one can attest to the severity of the situation better than those fighting the outbreak in the frontlines, like Dr. Lee Wang-jun.
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MILAN/MADRID/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Corrado Sforza Fogliani is on the frontlines of European efforts to keep the region's economy alive amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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"Boeing will be producing and donating face shields to help our medical professionals on the frontlines," Trump announced the day he signed the bill.
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Hassan, who is also from Soura, was on the frontlines of one of the first protests when police shot him with a pellet shotgun.
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MILAN/MADRID/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Corrado Sforza Fogliani is on the frontlines of European efforts to keep the region's economy alive amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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She adds, however, that it's a problem that climate experts and communities on the frontlines of climate change are still underrepresented in the media.
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Kent, the deputy assistant secretary of state for European and Eurasian affairs, described a sniper "school" on the frontlines of the Ukraine-Russia conflict.
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On the frontlines, he said "the situation is, God willing, good", describing the new positions taken up by the fighters as solid and steadfast.
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Typically, they hold near the frontlines as a battle rages, waiting for the Syrian military to withdraw from an area, leaving it in rebel hands.
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CHICAGO – Some of the frontlines in preventing lethal opioids and fentanyl from getting into American communities happens to be at the United States Postal Service.
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We've increased staffing, we have new technology in place, we've trained our K9s to detect fentanyl, so we're certainly on the frontlines of it here.
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Two rebel sources in the northwest said some government forces have been observed withdrawing from frontlines in the Hama region, which adjoins Idlib, this week.
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Over the last six years, author Marko Kloos has forged an impressive career for himself with Frontlines, his popular, long-running military science fiction series.
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Lithuania and its Baltic neighbors, Latvia and Estonia, all NATO members, won't be the frontlines only if literal war with Russia breaks out, Karoblis said.
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When the uprising against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad began, AlShurqat said he was on the frontlines, eventually forming his own pro-opposition fighting unit.
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The siege generated a black market economy and profiteers who traded across frontlines, says an activist who has smuggled medicine through one of the tunnels.
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The idea being that players will gather clams as a team and need to carry them forward to push the frontlines of the battle forward.
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Rescue workers and rights groups say the bombings have killed scores of civilians at busy market places and in residential areas away from the frontlines.
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The Peshmerga hold the frontlines with the Hawija district from the eastern side, near Kirkuk, but are not taking part in the offensive, he said.
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A year ago, he left for Syria to join the frontlines of Islamic State, and police believe Naim was closely involved in coordinating Thursday's assault.
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Cities and towns are on the frontlines of addressing climate concerns, and, with local leaders, it is possible for one person to affect big change.
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He said the head of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards Qods Force, Major General Qassem Soleimani, had led the battle for Albu Kamal from the frontlines.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Ana Alvarez, a working mother of two in Lima, never imagined being on the frontlines of a fight for marijuana in conservative Peru.
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On the frontlines with Kurdish fighters in Syria Much to Turkey's chagrin, the PYD could be invited to take park in ongoing Syria peace talks.
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"Retailers are on the frontlines of these efforts to reduce the health consequences of tobacco use and nicotine dependence," Gottlieb said in a statement Monday.
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To do this, and effectively provide the scope of care needed, we need a robust workforce of infectious diseases and HIV providers on the frontlines.
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After the horrific massacre in San Bernardino, they were on the frontlines of battling the scourge of extremism and earned praise from local law enforcement.
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The two-week ceasefire, which has reduced fighting along most frontlines between coalition and Houthi fighters, has helped launch peace talks in Kuwait last week.
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The pair decided to tackle the issue of police violence through art, uplifting those on the frontlines of activism and calling impacted communities to action.
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Kurds on the frontlines of the fight against ISIS tell CNN their morale has taken a hit as they seek protection by strengthening other alliances.
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They also said hospitals in their states still don't have enough masks, gowns or gloves to protect health workers on the frontlines of the outbreak.
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The senators said the ads contribute to the shortage of products essential to heath care workers on the frontlines of the United States' coronavirus response.
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But the diversion of resources and manpower from the frontlines of many of these fights toward containing the virus will ease pressure on these groups.
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As a lung specialist and member of the Optimum Care Committee at Massachusetts General Hospital, Dr. Emily Rubin is on the frontlines of the pandemic.
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Health care workers on the frontlines of the COVID-19 outbreak have started testing positive for the infection while many more are quarantined after exposure.
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"Our associates are on the frontlines, ensuring Americans have access to the food, services and products they need during this unprecedented pandemic," the company said.
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As they ration and plead for help on the frontlines, the Trump Administration has shown a lack of understanding about the immediacy of the problem.
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And other lawmakers point out that it makes sense that House Republicans are on the frontlines defending Trump since impeachment starts in the lower chamber.
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TU: I can no longer engage in the frontlines as a researcher, but there are three things I aspire to achieve with everyone at Toyota.
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If victory means destroying the towns and villages that ISIS once controlled, so be it, suggests the bomb-cratered road between Hajin and the frontlines.
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Ensuring a high-functioning system of OPOs on the frontlines of organ recovery is a critical first step to help more Americans access lifesaving transplants.
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"We're finding that in the 21st century, modern warfare has evolved to a point where private companies now find themselves on the frontlines," Chatterjee said.
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While these organizations are at the forefront of these efforts, traditional conservation groups are beginning to support these advocacy groups already working on the frontlines.
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The commander of the Jabha Shamiya group also told Reuters on Tuesday that the rebels' situation on the frontlines had improved in the past hours.
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Teams of "fire magicians", tasked with lobbing petrol bombs at police on the frontlines, practiced by throwing empty bottles into the university's drained swimming pool.
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Our drones pummeled them from the air on the frontlines, but there was much less we could do about the terrorist attacks in the malls.
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But in some parts of the city, the line between ISIS and the regime run through neighborhoods, dividing families and turning city blocks into frontlines.
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The IRC is on the frontlines, rapidly scaling up our emergency response in the hardest hit countries: Somalia, South Sudan, Nigeria, Yemen, Uganda, Ethiopia and Kenya.
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Sabrina's Tati Gabrielle, who brings to life a Black witch with a thing for sexually fluid orgies, has been on the frontlines of this transformative moment.
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Trump will "meet with those on the frontlines of the national security and humanitarian crisis" at the border, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said.
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The situation shows the extreme lengths the medical community — on the frontlines of this outbreak — are taking to stop the spread, even in their personal lives.
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Native organizations, environmentalists, and the outdoor recreation industry have been quick to take action against Trump's decision with lawsuits, public campaigns, and organizing on the frontlines.
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The other frontlines defense that characterizes so many photos of life during the outbreak — face masks — is also unlikely to prevent the spread of the virus.
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They came equipped with helmets, masks and goggles, and well-studied plans for supplying the protest frontlines with gear and mitigating the effects of tear gas.
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Syria's army had failed in many attempts to break through the city frontlines - setbacks often blamed on Gulf Arab states and Turkey supplying weapons to insurgents.
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Despite a war against ISIS being fought on frontlines only miles from the city, security in Kirkuk today is actually better than it's been in years.
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Wade isn't the first notable sugar daddy to put himself on the frontlines of abortion advocacy — Hugh Hefner championed abortion rights, along with his publication Playboy.
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Zhang was 26 when he was sent to the frontlines to fight the Vietnamese, where he performed well and was quickly promoted, according to state media.
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Just 9 km (5 miles) away across the frontlines in government-controlled areas of Damascus, 60-year-old Samira al-Shawki hoped the calm would last.
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Focusing on the last decade of her life, "A Private War" takes audiences to the frontlines of fighting in Sri Lanka, Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya and Syria.
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The FBI has long been on the frontlines of helping make the public aware of how better to react to potential active shooter or terror attacks.
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With mores around sex and gender already on the move, it is little surprise that non-binary people are on the frontlines of a rights revolution.
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However, Kurds on the frontlines of the fight against ISIS tell CNN their morale has taken a hit as they seek protection by strengthening other alliances.
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Robinson works on the criminal justice reform team, partnering with and supporting organizations on the frontlines of efforts to seek a safe end to mass incarceration.
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Tens of thousands of Yemenis have been fleeing Hodeidah, Yemen's second most populous province, as fighting intensifies on the frontlines, Amnesty International reported earlier this month.
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Whether developing a new web service or organizing protests on the frontlines, here are five names you should know in the national fight for reproductive rights.
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But yes, even away from the frontlines we visited, there is an awful tension in Iraq, a feeling that anything could happen at any time, anywhere.
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Nike, the same company that championed Colin Kaepernick's controversial remonstration by putting him on the frontlines of a recent ad campaign, now refuses to sign Kanter.
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According to reports from the BBC and Lawfare, Sujan publicly renounced ties to the West and went to live and fight on the frontlines of Syria.
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Since 1972, Covenant House has been on the frontlines of the fight to stop homelessness, and now serves over 80,000 homeless boys and girls every year.
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Chinese food businesses — especially restaurants in Chinatowns across the country — have been on the frontlines of a sales decline, as tourism from China has slowed significantly.
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Across the country, health care workers on the frontlines of the escalating fight against the pandemic describe shortages of personal protective equipment, widely known as PPE.
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Doctors and nurses are on the frontlines fighting the coronavirus pandemic, and despite immense precautions, they are now at an increased risk of catching the virus.
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Meanwhile, military powers such as the United States may increasingly be forced to deploy additional forces to the frontlines of unfolding COVID-19 outbreaks at home.
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Many protesters—teenagers, some still in high school—now carry their "last will and testament" in their bags before heading to the frontlines of the demonstrations.
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"That would mean action on climate change gets ignored this year, and poor people on the frontlines can't afford that," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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By March 25, nearly 70 medical students had decided to graduate early; they made the choice to enlist in the frontlines in spite of the risks.
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As the virus spreads, protective face masks are selling out in China and in U.S. airports and are becoming the frontlines of battle against the disease.
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We spoke with people on the frontlines of election security to find how the old-fashioned system of paper ballots could ensure every vote gets counted.
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Elemeno's co-founder worked on the frontlines of hospitals to gather the knowledge, and now he wants to bring those surefire processes to every doctor and nurse.
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"So every time we get up, we come in, knowing that we are the frontlines for the customers and their experience with Amazon — and keep bringing it."
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Turkey, which has a small military presence in observation posts it has erected along the frontlines between rebels and government forces, reiterated its warnings against an offensive.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - For nearly four years, food, fuel and medicine have traveled across frontlines into the besieged eastern suburbs of Damascus through a network of underground tunnels.
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On the frontlines in the south, the offensive against the Houthis and Saleh forces has slowed down because of the UAE position on Islah, local officials said.
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Online, a contingent of disgruntled players has been pushing back against the "inaccuracies" of the game, specifically the developer's decision to include female soldiers on the frontlines.
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The British-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said strikes targeted frontlines near the town of Harasta and the villages of Beit Sawa and Hosh al-Ashari.
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Most war-wounded patients needed follow-up care after receiving hasty surgery on or behind the frontlines during the fighting and now need additional surgery, MSF said.
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Clashes, including shelling, have continued around the frontlines for most of the period since the deal was agreed, but neither side has attempted to capture new territory.
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The distance from the frontlines to the city ranges from just a couple of kilometers in the east, to 30 kilometers (nearly 20 miles) in the south.
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A retired cop who experienced his share of violent encounters during his 35 years on the Syracuse police force, he knows firsthand about being on the frontlines.
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Every day, our women and men on the frontlines — community organizers, first responders, public health officials — are fighting to save the lives of our most vulnerable residents.
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PhRMA spokeswoman Priscilla VanderVeer said the group decided to endorse the policy last week because they hope to better arm doctors on the frontlines against the epidemic.
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The declaration does allow some increased access, but more must be done to get this lifesaving drug to the frontlines of the fight against opioid overdose deaths.
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Pramila Jayapal, the first Indian American woman elected to Congress from Seattle, has quickly become an inspiring voice on the frontlines fighting for women and working families.
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The army, aided by hundreds of Iranian-backed militias who have arrived in Aleppo, have backed up the air campaign with a ground offensive on several frontlines.
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The details: Between July 2017 and January 2018, men and children conscripted by the SDF were given basic training and deployed to active frontlines against their will.
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Health care and other essential workers — doctors, nurses, physician assistants, technicians, grocery store workers, delivery people, you name it — are on the frontlines of the coronavirus crisis.
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The closest he previously came to the frontlines of the outbreak was visiting virus treatment centers in the capital Beijing, which has far fewer cases than Wuhan.
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Now, many women, including Danielle Scott, are finding out their fertility treatments are being postponed as health workers are called to the frontlines to help treat coronavirus .
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Fortunately, Food Bank For New York City is on the frontlines of hunger, fighting to ensure that every person in New York has access to healthy food.
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After graduating from military camp a few months later they were sent to the frontlines of Raqqa, where they remained for the following year and a half.
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" He continued, "This is a simple way to protect our real action heroes on the frontlines in our hospitals, and I'm proud to be part of it.
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Then the Ukraine story broke, a key group of frontlines came out for impeachment, impeachment's poll numbers improved to become slightly popular, and leadership got on board.
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He has appeared on frontlines across Syria, where his presence has infuriated Sunni-led insurgents who oppose what they view as Shi'ite Iran's expansion in the region.
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The frontlines in Syria have largely stabilized since the government recovered the southwest this summer, though the war appears far from over with large areas outside state control.
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"Of course we in the Manbij Military Council have taken the necessary measures and deployed our forces to the frontlines," said Sharfan Darwish of the Manbij Military Council.
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And for Frontlines fans, he says that he'll be returning to that world with a novella and novel, set to be released later this year and next, respectively.
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About 1,000 civilians walked across the frontlines, the largest movement since the new offensive launched last week to deal the ultra-hardline Sunni Muslim group a decisive blow.
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More than 10,000 people have been killed in the conflict and casualties are still reported almost daily despite a ceasefire that froze the frontlines in place since 2015.
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Rescuers and residents say napalm and incendiary bombs were being dropped on civilian targets away from the frontlines in a campaign to drive civilians out of the enclave.
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He then travels to the frontlines of the refugee crisis as he visits a refugee camp near the Syrian border and meets the makers of the "Jellyfish" bags.
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Houthi leader Abdel-Malek al-Houthi called on his followers late on Thursday to head to the frontlines to fight the "instruments of the United States and Israel".
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A start-up wants someone who can produce, not just manage If you don't want "to be on the frontlines," then keep your corporate gig, says Harris. 6.
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The convoys are crossing into an area controlled by the Free Syrian Army (FSA), a Turkish ally, and are heading to the frontlines of Manbij, TRT World said.
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Guy Hicks, Airbus Group Hicks was on the frontlines as Airbus notched a major victory over rival Boeing and bought a majority stake in Bombardier's C Series program.
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Jenner's donation will be used to buy hundreds of thousands of face masks, face shields and other protective gear to be used by healthcare professionals working the frontlines.
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We should be pleading with the public and corporations who are hoarding respirator masks to donate their N95 masks to those serving on the frontlines of this war.
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It includes medical insurance cover of $66,400 per person to those working on the frontlines and 5 kilograms of rice or wheat per month for 800 million people.
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US special operations troops are fighting against the Islamic State on the frontlines as part of a major Kurdish-led offensive against the group's Syrian headquarters in Raqqa.
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The workplace chat app Slack is releasing its first national advertising campaign as a public company — a public service announcement supporting people on the frontlines of the coronavirus.
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Once we know those two things, then we can use the epidemiological tools much more accurately, and we can— those who have immunity can be on the frontlines.
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Once we know those two things, then we can use the epidemiological tools much more accurately, and we can— those who have immunity can be on the frontlines.
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"At the end of the day, they're on the frontlines in terms of exposure and risk," says Lauren Casey, one of the lead organizers of Gig Workers Rising.
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Rural communities, he writes, are the "frontlines of climate change," and can "become the engines of innovation for addressing climate change and economic growth" under a Buttigieg administration.
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Delivery workers and grocery store clerks — who have been deemed essential workers on the frontlines of the coronavirus outbreak — will strike for better working conditions during the pandemic.
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Mayors across the country are on the frontlines of fighting the coronavirus, but several Republican governors are being accused of slow-walking or even undermining local officials' efforts.
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The foreign diplomat, who requested anonymity and declined to be quoted due to sensitivity over commenting on security matters, also said PAP officers accompanied police to the frontlines.
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Time is of the essence for the people on the frontlines of this viral outbreak as the virus has already sickened more than 40,000 people and killed 910.
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What makes matters worse is that there is already a shortage of physicians, most notably those that serve on the frontlines of healthcare as primary care providers (PCPs).
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Their company is a subsidiary of one of the world's largest companies, which is owned by the world's richest person who are at the frontlines of a pandemic.
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The group is investing six figures in the campaign which will initially focus on pressuring the White House and lawmakers in Washington to withdraw US troops from the frontlines.
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This year, he's shifting gears, setting aside Frontlines to start a brand new series called The Palladium Wars, a space opera set in the aftermath of a devastating war.
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The Massachusetts senator's most recent proposal, which was released earlier this month, aims to invest at least $1 trillion on low-income communities at the frontlines of environmental hazards.
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I am not a war correspondent or the kind of journalist who puts his life in danger to bring essential coverage from the frontlines of conflicts around the world.
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Those who recently worked on the frontlines of wildfires were paid starting wages of $0.86 per day, which increased to $6 per day if faced with an actual fire.
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So today, Planned Parenthood supporters are going all out with a show of support for reproductive rights and the healthcare organization at the frontlines — by turning the internet pink.
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But these feelings come with putting one's body on the frontlines, and that's exactly what Wright is exploring: protesting and resisting in a climate conducive to violence and retaliation.
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Yet everyone I spoke to for this story thinks a planetary transition guided by the desires and experience of communities on the frontlines of climate change is still possible.
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For example, did you know that that thousands of migrants were stranded in or near the frontlines of the recent military offensive on Yemen's busy port city of Hodeidah?
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"In an emergency, those on the frontlines should not have to worry about federal rules and red tape, restraining them when they need flexibility, above all else," Verma said.
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Just when we thought that we were able to put the nonsense of Peter Weber's run of The Bachelor behind us, more drama from the Weber frontlines is emerging.
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The workplace chat app Slack is releasing its first national advertising campaign as a public company — a public service announcement to support people on the frontlines of the coronavirus.
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The proclamation also includes provisions to protect consumers from price gouging and allows for out-of-state healthcare workers to assist facilities at the frontlines of the coronavirus battle.
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Young activists are already on the frontlines of our country's most pressing issues, because they know they're disproportionately impacted by every one of their lawmaker's actions (and lack thereof).
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"Failaq al-Rahman was stabbed in the back ... via the frontlines that Jaish al-Islam was supposed to be at," said Wael Olwan, Failaq al-Rahman's Istanbul-based spokesman.
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On Friday, the frontlines were almost silent, military sources and residents of Hodeidah province told Reuters, in a possible sign that Griffiths' efforts may have started to bear results.
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"The bombardment is not on the frontlines, the greater burden of the bombardment is on the civilians, and this is what is causing a burden on us," he said.
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On the ground, rebels battled the forces of the Assad government on major frontlines near Aleppo and Hama, and air strikes reportedly killed a dozen people including four medical workers.
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TRIPOLI (Reuters) - With the frontlines around Libya's contested capital Tripoli stalemated, the two rival factions are bringing oil and money supplies into the firing line of their battle for power.
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Speaking from where he monitors the skies in Maarat al-Numan, south of Idlib city, he said there had been no air strikes, although some shelling continued on the frontlines.
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Under the deal, 120,000 asylum-seekers were to be relocated from Greece and Italy, countries on the frontlines of the crisis, to other member states under a mandatory quota system.
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The distance from the frontlines to the built-up area of Mosul ranges from 40 kilometres (25 miles), in the south, to 5 kilometres at the closest, in the east.
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When the researchers moved mutants trapped behind their parents to the so-called "frontlines" of the culture, they were able to grow into new regions where the parents could not.
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We're moving towards a world where design cycles are closing in on the whim of the consumer and it's exciting to be on the frontlines of this with New Balance .
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When the militants declared that year that they had established an Islamic caliphate across parts of Iraq and Syria, he left a senior government post and rushed to the frontlines.
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They were moving from frontlines further east, where the Kurdish-led SDF seized vast territory from Islamic State militants last year with the help of U.S. jets and special forces.
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As my colleagues and my state know, I've been on the frontlines for the fight for our fisheries for over 40 years - and I have no intentions of letting up.
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As cases of coronavirus rack up across the US, the people who give rides, deliver groceries or restaurant orders for gig economy companies are on the frontlines of the outbreak.
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At the time of his death, Gallagher was one of about a dozen Canadians fighting against IS on the frontlines, according to media reports, but reliable current numbers aren't available.
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Dr. Daniele Macchini, who works at the Humanitas Gavazzeni hospital in the northern city of Bergamo, described in a Facebook post what he saw on the frontlines of the disease.
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Speaking during a press conference Thursday, nurses said there's a shocking lack of preparedness at hospitals, which puts nurses who are on the frontlines of providing care at particular risk.
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Advocates for democracy, the rule of law, and free media are on the frontlines addressing these challenges, but they need the support of the United States and our European allies.
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We are working with our federal partners to make sure those officials on the frontlines of our elections have the information and the tools they need to combat Russian interference.
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From the cases of white nationalist sentiment within its ranks, to a daring nighttime raid in Syria, US troops have been on the frontlines of both domestic and foreign conflict.
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Soleimani was known to show up on the frontlines everywhere from Iraq to Syria, where he led efforts to help prop up the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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Meanwhile on the ground, the frontlines around Tripoli have changed little in the past week and fighting has dropped off since the start of the Muslim fasting month of Ramadam.
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Over the course of the following decades, the U.S. canine regiment evolved to become what is now an elite four-legged force on the frontlines of the war on terror.
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On October 28, shortly after Chaim left the frontlines, many of the advances were reversed when ISIS took advantage of a sandstorm and counter-attacked, killing dozens of SDF fighters.
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British-born Mendes, known for "American Beauty" and James Bond films "Skyfall" and "Spectre", has said "1917" was inspired by his grandfather's experiences on the frontlines of World War One.
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We have always been there, even when barred, standing on the frontlines when it counts, ready to make the ultimate sacrifice to protect liberty and life for our fellow citizens.
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But their job in the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) took them to some of the most dangerous frontlines in India, including the fight against militants in Indian-controlled Kashmir.
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Related: US Commandos Are Fighting the Islamic State on the Frontlines in Syria Over a thousand Turks demonstrated against the resolution on Saturday in front of the Reichstag building in Berlin.
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The intensity of fighting was lower than on Sunday, when Iraqi forces announced the start of the assault on the Old City, a Reuters visuals team reported from near the frontlines.
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Marko Kloos, who wrote the excellent military science fiction series Frontlines, set his story Lucky 13 in that same world and self-published it as an ebook on Amazon in 2013.
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The media is on the frontlines of helping our society navigate the present challenges, and Facebook has an obligation to help its community connect with information as readily as with friends.
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Instead of reinventing lab diagnostics from A to Z, Theranos has pivoted to just developing the "miniLab," an overgrown Keurig that could deliver faster, cheaper results to the frontlines of healthcare.
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He has often been seen in footage from the frontlines, and Iran has long helped Baghdad to carry out its military strategy through paramilitary Shi'ite militias which it funds and arms.
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General manager is a dynamic position managing the frontlines of both guest and employee operations on a daily basis — and it's one of the most demanding jobs in the hotel industry.
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According to the ISIS account, Abu Sulayman, upset at the death of his mentor, requested a deployment to the frontlines against U.S. backed Syrian militia forces, who were advancing towards Raqqa.
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The Sierra Club's Ready for 20183 campaign, in a partnership with VICE Impact, put mayors and their cities on the frontlines of the fight against the devastating effects of climate change.
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The ancient fortification on a high point right in the middle of Aleppo was also on the frontlines, with rebels attempting to storm it while Syrian troops remained holed up inside.
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MEXICO CITY (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Cities will be the battleground and women can be effective warriors on the frontlines in the fight against climate change, activists and leaders said on Monday.
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The most recent high profile area of change is security, and election officials are on the frontlines of defending the bedrock of American democracy from malicious actors both foreign and domestic.
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U.S. health officials have cautioned for months that the summer mosquito season was likely to bring local outbreaks, with Gulf Coast states such as Florida, Texas and Louisiana on the frontlines.
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The drones are typically off-the-shelf quadcopters purchased in other countries then shipped to the Islamic State frontlines and modified in factories before being deployed for use on the battlefield.
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The US national security establishment is only just catching on to the risks of dangerous escalation posed by Russia's use of private military contractors on the frontlines of today's proxy wars.
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This incredible display of democracy-in-action provides those of us serving on the frontlines of the opioid epidemic with the education we need to make a difference and save lives.
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"There is no hiding the fact that mainstream opposition forces are extensively 'marbled' or 'coupled' with JFS forces on frontlines," Charles Lister, a senior fellow at the Middle East Institute, writes.
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The once-besieged Beit Lahiya area has enjoyed a period of relative peace, as the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has shifted away from Gaza's frontlines and into the West Bank and Jerusalem.
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"It's important to remember that during this pandemic, the DHS workforce is still manning the frontlines, protecting our skies and borders," House Homeland Security Chairman Bennie Thompson said in a statement.
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Syrian army units and Iran-backed militias, including Lebanon's Hezbollah, have been redeploying from southwest Syria to the new frontlines, according to ETANA, a Syrian policy research group based in Amman.
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Amazon warehouse workers on the frontlines of the coronavirus crisis won a long-fought battle this month when the company agreed to provide some of them with paid time off benefits.
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As much as Starr subverts capitalism with suplexes in the ring, he's also putting in the activist hours on the frontlines with millions of other newly inspired, newly red young people.
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Images and memes from the frontlines in Ukraine, where in recent years tens of thousands of foreigners have traveled to fight alongside far-right regiments like Azov Battalion, are especially popular.
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The latest death occurred as the Obama administration looks for ways to step up the fight against ISIS, including allowing U.S. troops to embed with Iraqi forces closer to the frontlines.
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Johnson also said the West should do more to put pressure on Russia, which has helped the Syrian government gain the upper hand against rebels on many frontlines in the conflict.
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And, because extreme weather and flood events are becoming more and more common, families on the frontlines deserve a NFIP they can afford to be part of that works for them.
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Because at the moment, the NFIP works better for the private insurance companies that administer policies as part of the Write Your Own Program (WYO), than for families on the frontlines.
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XUZHOU, China (Reuters) - The frontlines of China's war on pollution are moving beyond smog-prone Beijing and surrounding cities, driven by an effort to improve air and water quality across the country.
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Fighting continues in many parts of Syria, and rebels say the Syrian government, backed by Russian air power and fighters from Iranian-backed Hezbollah, has kept up attacks on strategically important frontlines.
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The knowledge that a shortage could jeopardize health workers on the frontlines of a pandemic has prompted many medical institutions to take steps to ensure that they will not be caught unprepared.
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Launched on World Humanitarian Day, the petition describes "a decades-long pattern of callous negligence" by U.N. agencies, governments and international relief groups in protecting those on the frontlines of delivering relief.
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While the DEZs "froze" the frontlines of conflict, the regime and Russia have strategically used the diplomatic cover to coerce the remaining opposition-held DEZs in central and southern Syria to surrender.
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Qassem Soleimani, the head of Iran's elite Quds Force - an overseas arm of the IRGC - has appeared on frontlines across Syria, and coordinated with Moscow over its deployment in Syria in 2015.
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The concept alone is a vehicle of such terror and turmoil that—save for those of us to sit at the frontlines—we can only understand it as something parallel to reality.
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It "permanently voids the consultation process with the Waorani undertaken by the Ecuadorian government in 2012, indefinitely suspending the auctioning of their lands," said campaign group Amazon Frontlines, which supported the Waorani.
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With Egypt on the frontlines in the fight against terrorism, creating new jobs for a restless, young population makes it less likely they will resort to violence to have their voices heard.
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"I've been proud to be on the frontlines of addressing climate change, expanding LGBTQ rights, ensuring equal pay for equal work, protecting women's reproductive rights, and providing comprehensive immigration reform," she wrote.
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Instead of small matches that lasted only a handful of minutes, like a round of paintball, PlanetSide simulated war—complete with shifting frontlines, supply chains, and coordinated maneuvers between hundreds of players.
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Related: US Commandos Are Fighting the Islamic State on the Frontlines in Syria Spokespeople for the international coalition and the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs did not respond to requests for comment.
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Though I wasn't on the frontlines of solving the interconnected puzzles that drove Internet detectives up a wall for the past several years, I still felt like I was part of it.
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" In Shaffa, Syria, on the frontlines of the fight against ISIS, a Syrian Defense Forces commander told CNN that "we were all surprised by it," adding that the announcement "impacted us all.
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Specialized first responders, along with multi-mission agencies such as the U.S. Coast Guard and FEMA are already on the frontlines of disaster, only with too few people and limited material resources.
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To suggest that women are making poor choices by performing essential service-sector and health-care work is especially absurd now, when we see them on the frontlines of a global pandemic.
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But they're still working — and are actually the ones on the frontlines of the current COVID-25 pandemic, ensuring Americans receive everything from groceries to staples like toilet paper and cleaning supplies.
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"We don't want them to send their troops to the frontlines ... all we want is that they close the air space to Turkish planes and they can do this easily", he said.
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Your questions answered Women living in remote, impoverished communities in Africa are on the frontlines of climate change, suffering as a result of extreme weather, deforestation and shrinking farmland, Thompson told CNN.
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"The car leaves from here to the frontlines under air strikes and surveillance sometimes," said a 40-year-old man at work in the kitchen who gave his name as Abu Wael.
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Europe was certainly fighting in the post-Roman Empire eras, but the art of fighting and the application of fighting methodology, practiced as sport, gave way to constant fighting on the frontlines.
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Environmental organizations like the Sierra Club and NRDC, have been on the frontlines fighting for a better future and are getting involved is a great way to make big changes in your community.
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Patrikarakos explores this in his new book War in 140 Characters: How Social Media is Reshaping Conflict in the Twenty-First Century, which sees him reporting from the frontlines of this emerging order.
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Our marine habitats and rainforests find themselves on the frontlines of the planet's greatest conflict -- one that threatens countless species and the health of future generations -- the fight to avert a climate crisis.
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Sure, they broke the siege of Meereen and toasted the slavers across the Narrow Sea, but the bringing the beats to the frontlines of a major military conflict is a whole different affair.
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Given the hostility that American culture made sure black women felt, it is important to note that they were often on the frontlines of not only resisting brutalization but also providing self-affirmation.
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Sitting in a truck in a camp where they live as refugees from the jihadists, dozens of young men - part of a force of hundreds of tribesmen - will soon head to the frontlines.
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Brazil's indigenous tribes have flocked to the frontlines, trying to put out fires and protect the forest that has been their home for centuries, and which they managed long before colonizers took over.
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Each side accuses the other of seeking to wreck the cessation of hostilities agreement that has slowed the war across many of the major frontlines of western Syria but not stopped it entirely.
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By contrast IS has managed to recruit hundreds of people from Tajikistan, and their existence at the frontlines (as well as the fact that some have been killed) is well-known back home.
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"They need that money right now," Earnest told reporters at a daily briefing, referring to U.S. agencies that he said are on the frontlines of battling the virus, especially in the U.S. South.
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U.S. servicemen are visible near the frontlines advising the Iraqis as they advance into the last handful of districts controlled by Islamic State, facing a barrage of suicide car bombs and sniper fire.
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In his opening statement, Taylor described a visit to the frontlines in northern Donbas over the summer in vivid terms that underscored his views on the importance of US security assistance to Ukraine.
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These are the institutions that are on the frontlines of providing social, legal, educational and health services to our children and families, and advocating for the needs and aspirations of our diverse communities.
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Amazon delivery drivers are on the frontlines of the coronavirus crisis as COVID-19 continues to spread across the US. Drivers told Business Insider they regularly deliver upwards of 250 packages a day.
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Turkey has erected observation posts along the frontlines between rebels and government forces, and Rashu said Turkey had told them this was a sign of its commitment to protect the people of Idlib.
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Some students who want to help healthcare workers on the frontlines of fighting the virus have already organized to create ad hoc groups that provide childcare services or run errands for healthcare workers.
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Hatch and Gore hoped to encourage organ donation by ensuring that the organizations on the frontlines of organ donation – called organ procurement organizations (OPOs) – had the resources to recover organs from potential donors.
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On the surface, Wau has been seemingly quiet, but – less than 20 miles from one of the civil war's frontlines and host to several ethnic groups – it is a hotspot waiting to erupt.
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The moderate freshmen who played a pivotal role in securing the Democratic majority and hail from congressional districts Trump won in 2016 are guaranteed to be on the frontlines of any political fallout.
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Hisham al-Hashemi, who advises the Iraqi government on Islamic State issues and has visited the frontlines, said all the indications from Mosul so far showed that Baghdadi's comments were no idle threat.
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"We hope for an expeditious confirmation so John Sullivan can quickly assume his duties and join the dedicated men and women on the frontlines of American diplomacy at Embassy Moscow," the official added.
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As airlines around the world retreated from the frontlines in an effort of self-preservation, it became clear that no airline acquisitions or mergers would be taking place, let alone for wounded Alitalia.
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MOSUL, Iraq (Reuters) - Emboldened by machinegun fire on Islamic State snipers along Mosul's frontlines, a few residents are emerging from their homes in pockets of the city where Iraqi forces have dislodged the jihadists.
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Its stars are not professional actors or climate scientists; they're women working on the frontlines of our exploration into space, building the engines and rocket parts that will soon depart Earth for other atmospheres.
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The mostly Muslim countries of Indonesia and Malaysia, and those with sizeable Muslim minorities, like the Philippines, have been on high alert for fighters returning home from Islamic State frontlines in Syria and Iraq.
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Related: US Commandos Are Fighting the Islamic State on the Frontlines in Syria In a reminder of the risks, one US service member was injured north of Raqqa over the weekend, the Pentagon said.
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"It's hard for me to overstate how brave people who willingly put themselves at the frontlines of where the outbreaks are, especially when you're up against an enemy you haven't seen before," says Gates.
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We have a long experience of bringing aid across frontlines in Syria, and we know that it may take up to one day to simply pass checkpoints, despite the previous agreement of all parties.
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Whether they're documenting domestic life in the suburbs or they're on the frontlines of international crises, photojournalists amplify stories of people they usually do not know — and can often find themselves in harm's way.
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Jason also has done extensive work overseas for CNBC covering the 2006 Second Lebanon War from the frontlines, he covered the financial collapse and riots in Greece and the Eurozone Financial Crisis from London.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Syrian government forces have deployed to Ain Issa in northern Syria, the Syrian Observatory said on Monday, to the frontlines of territory where Turkish forces have mounted an invasion since last week.
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"Women all over the world are ... on the frontlines of the fall-out from climate change and therefore on the forefront of climate action," said Natalie Samarasinghe, executive director of Britain's United Nations Association.
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He received training in use of small arms and "probably" anti-aircraft weapons, improvised explosive devices (IED), mortars and landmine at al Qaeda and Taliban camps and operated on the frontlines, the report said.
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"The frontlines of Ghouta are witnessing battles and clashes and big losses inflicted on (Syrian President) Assad's forces and his militias," said Hamza Biriqdar, the spokesman for Jaish al Islam, a main rebel faction.
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The pace of the war is virtually unchanged in some parts of northern Syria, notably on frontlines near the border with Turkey where rebels report attacks by government forces seeking to seal the frontier.
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Watching this happen in their cafeterias, members of the School Nutrition Association, who represent school meal professionals and program operators, flagged concerns from the frontlines while maintaining a commitment to strong national nutrition standards.
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The Kruger National Park, South Africa's main tourist draw, has been on the frontlines of the crisis as it borders Mozambique, one of the world's poorest countries where many of the poachers are based.
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But on the frontlines, army and police deserters complain of commanders having no answer for deadly ambushes, no broader strategy for prevailing in the war, corruption among their leaders and poor food and equipment.
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Photographs can be tools of propaganda, but the latest social media shot in a larger trade war points out that social media users can easily be on the frontlines of memes that influence conversation.
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By insisting on her right to speak, Daniels, an adult film star, also enters a storied tradition within her own profession, which has often been at the frontlines of battles over the First Amendment.
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This type of support, combined with continued sanctions against the Kremlin and increased military assistance to the frontlines, could help Ukraine to finally break the stalemate with Russia and build a stable democratic future.
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Trump is set to visit the border on Thursday where the president is slated to "meet with those on the frontlines" of the immigration issue, according to White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
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Markey is grateful to have the support of his Democratic colleagues as he continues to criss-cross the state to fight on the frontlines for the issues that matter to the people of Massachusetts.
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Read more... From When They Go Low, We Go Hard': How Black Women Are Seizing This Political Moment Black women have been on the frontlines of social change in the United States for decades.
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But over the next 12 hours of panels and speeches, one thing quickly became clear: The organizers and audience were not satisfied with the nation's flight from the frontlines of climate change under Trump.
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From her early days in Africa as a field operative to her work on the frontlines of CIA collection efforts as the chief of station in Europe and Asia, she has served with distinction.
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A protester actively working on the frontlines told Business Insider in September that while protesters had begun to shift their focus onto the other key demands outlined, her mindset on protesting remained the same.
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In terms of plain historical facts, there were a number of black fighting units in WWI, and not just in the US—an estimated 2,000 black Canadian men were sent to the frontlines, too.
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The money will go to the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center and Parkland Hospital and will be earmarked to support childcare for healthcare workers on the frontlines of the COVID-19 response effort.
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But when the coronavirus pandemic is over and stadiums eventually re-open, troops may have to step aside for new heroes: the doctors and nurses on the frontlines of a new kind of war.
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More than 22K coronavirus related fundraisers have been created on our platform in the past several weeks—collectively raising over $40M to support hospitals, local businesses, & organizations helping on the frontlines around the world.
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As the government mobilised thousands of additional doctors and nurses to combat the virus, property owners put out messages on social media stating that their rooms were available for health workers on the frontlines.
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Opposition sources say hundreds of troops from the country's elite Republican Guards, which is led by President Bashar al Assad's brother Maher al-Assad, have been deployed on the frontlines of southern Idlib province.
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Abbott's administration last week directed health providers in the state to pause all surgeries that aren't immediately necessary in order to conserve medical supplies for health workers on the frontlines of the coronavirus epidemic.
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As the government mobilised thousands of additional doctors and nurses to combat the virus, property owners put out messages on social media stating that their rooms were available for health workers on the frontlines.
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Instead of helping on the frontlines, she has been under self-quarantine at home for weeks, after a chest scan on January 26 revealed that she had a suspected case of the novel Coronavirus.
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Independent community pharmacists, many of whom practice in rural communities that are feeling the brunt of this problem (44 Americans die daily in these lightly-populated areas), are on the frontlines of this battle.
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The donation will also help doctors and nurses on the frontlines ... with protective equipment, maintenance of intensive care units and the acceleration of the development of vaccines and other methods to fight the disease.
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Trump will make the visit Thursday to "meet with those on the frontlines of the national security and humanitarian crisis" at the southern border, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said in a tweet.
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The film takes the viewer to the frontlines, with archive video footage from the trenches brought to 3D life by colorists and actors voicing conversations between soldiers there, which were deciphered by forensic lip-readers.
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I think one of the biggest ways that we're going to defeat this pipeline more so than even protesting on the frontlines is to divest from these big banks that are invested in the pipeline.
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This year, Congress has a renewed opportunity to re-chart our course and fully resource our military -- and an obligation to the men and women we send to the frontlines to do so without delay.
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Operating at the frontlines of Europe's ongoing refugee crisis, we provide good quality multilingual legal information and free Wifi to refugees on the move in, or having just arrived, in Northern France and in Greece.
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"They used Marwan as a servant in their houses, and as a soldier in their frontlines, because Marwan doesn't matter to them," says Abdullah Shrem, who coordinated an elaborate smuggling operation to secure Marwan's release.
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Today, with the federal bench and Supreme Court remade by conservative appointments, these same state legislative bodies, which Democrats have left virtually uncontested in GOP hands, will be the policymaking frontlines for the foreseeable future.
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"A 'middle ground' policy that's supportive of more fossil fuel development is a death sentence for our generation and the millions of people on the frontlines of the climate crisis," she said in a statement.
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But fighting has continued on other frontlines in western Syria, including Eastern Ghouta of Damascus and the southwestern city of Deraa, where government forces and their allies are trying to crush remaining pockets of rebellion.
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Like many people with homes near Aleppo's old frontlines, the city areas that suffered most damage in a war now into its ninth year, he must now make do with a life in the rubble.
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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has massed his army and allied forces on the frontlines in the northwest and on Tuesday Russian planes joined his bombardment of rebels there, the prelude to a possible assault.
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"We're already on the frontlines of oil and gas production," Raleigh Hoke, an activist with the Gulf Restoration Network, which works with communities affected by oil and gas in Louisiana, told VICE over the phone.
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But unlike them, her mere presence on the battlefield goes against the weight of tradition in a society where women are often confined to the home and seldom seen near the frontlines, except when fleeing.
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My desire is to be commissioned in the Navy as a military chaplain so I can be on the frontlines of this battle; however, due to my discharge I am unable to complete this goal.
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She also commented on voter suppression and asked people to continue fighting on the frontlines and not on social media with each other, perhaps a call-out of the online infighting prevalent on the left.
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On the frontlines of this pandemic, America's 40,000 county elected officials, nearly 1,000 county-supported hospitals and 1,900 local public health authorities are addressing the very real issues of COVID-2023 preparedness, mitigation and response.
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Technological experts can sit in a room and come up with a plan to increase resiliency and reduce our greenhouse gas emissions, or we can look to the frontlines and the people already doing it.
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Before she was officially a candidate for president, the Kavanaugh hearing catapulted Harris from freshman senator to a national name who was on the frontlines of her party's effort to push back on Kavanaugh's nomination.
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"The government is a major source for this kind of information on climate change and without it you are leaving communities, many of whom are on the frontlines of climate change, vulnerable to its effects."
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And despite the danger she faced taking journalists to the city and the frontlines, Martany, a Christian who already spoke four languages (Arabic, English, Kurdish and Assyrian), started fixing for journalists a few months later.
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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has massed his army and allied forces on the frontlines in the northwest, and Russian planes have joined his bombardment of rebels there, in a prelude to a possible assault.
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In the early days of the ISIS onslaught in Iraq, there were dozens of Americans hidden among the rag-tag group of Kurdish Peshmerga fighters scattered along winding frontlines in the fight against the terror group.
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The rebel official with one of the main Aleppo rebel groups said the opposition fighters had managed to stabilize new frontlines, but were fighting to stop pro-government militias that sought to advance from the south.
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Faculty, after all, "are often the ones confronting students in distress," says Dana Tasson, a counselor affiliated with the American College Health Association, and so can be great frontlines for student mental health—with some training.
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Related: US Commandos Are Fighting the Islamic State on the Frontlines in Syria International medical charity Medecins Sans Frontieres said it evacuated patients and staff from a hospital in the area as the fighting got closer.
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Hozoji is doing the work of an ambassador of Native American conservation to the traditional research-industrial complex, putting her in an insurgent, if precarious, position as a young woman on the frontlines of Indigenous science.
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So, taking the advice she often gives clients — to become involved in efforts to advocate for climate action, as a way to empower themselves — Wolfe found herself ready to join the frontlines of the emerging movement.
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Douma, which is the largest urban centre in eastern Ghouta, had become a haven for tens of thousands of families who have fled from the frontlines and other towns that have recently fallen to the army.
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For the Kurdish Peshmerga, strained by ISIS frontlines, collapsing oil prices, and as many as 85033 million displaced Iraqis and refugees, these funds kept them on the battlefield – and engendered unprecedented cooperation with the Iraqi Army.
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At least eight soldiers on the frontlines in Marawi told Reuters the militants were using accurate sniper fire, grenades and firebombs to hold off advancing troops, despite daily bombing raids and artillery fire on their positions.
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UNHCR's assistant representative in Iraq, Leila Jane Nassif, said more than 80 families had managed to escape the town, and were being screened by Iraqi security forces as they crossed the frontlines to government held territory.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Armed with interactive online courses, generous funding and new dedicated research institutes, China's universities are on the frontlines of an effort to promote the thinking of President Xi Jinping to China and the world.
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While the world increasingly turns toward sheltering in place and remote work, demand for essential goods has grown steeply, directly impacting the shippers and carriers who are on the frontlines of producing and delivering these goods.
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"I am full with respect and gratitude towards all medical workers at the frontlines, but what we really need to do is to give them more care and solicitude," said the commission's deputy director Zeng Yixin.
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Iraqi authorities are responsible for transporting people from mustering sites like the one in Baybukh to a location further away from the frontlines, where humanitarian aid can be more safely distributed, according to the United Nations.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Chinese President Xi Jinping appeared at something approaching the frontlines of the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak Monday, in what appeared to be an attempt to stifle criticism of the authorities' handling of the crisis.
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The field commander of the forces allied to Damascus made the comments during a tour of frontlines to the north of Aleppo in a written statement sent to Reuters by an official from the same alliance.
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The tech industry generates many of the major breakthroughs, and companies are on the frontlines of defending against cyber threats and malicious uses of AI. Industry must help government discern trends and act against foreign threats.
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Potter, the principal of Berhampore Primary School in Wellington, says his staff and students are on the frontlines of decades of rising inequality that New Zealand's popular prime minister has promised to address in Thursday's budget.
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The other four sons stayed inside eastern Ghouta, separated from their mother by the frontlines of a war that has broken up countless families and killed hundreds of thousands of people over the last seven years.
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Joanna Palani was only 22 when she left her comfortable life as a college student behind in Denmark to join up as a YPG and Peshmerga fighter on the frontlines of the war in Iraq and Syria.
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But as thousands of immigrant workers take part in marches across the country, and U.S. senators live-tweet the cruel consequences of the White House's deportation policy, new frontlines are forming in the privacy of people's homes.
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President Donald Trump on Tuesday flew into South Korea, the closest he has come to the frontlines of the nuclear standoff with North Korea, saying a solution must be found to the security threat posed by Pyongyang.
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Small islands, especially those of low-lying coral, are on the frontlines of rising sea levels that cause stronger and more frequent more storm surges, wash damaging salt deposits onto cropland and are submerging some land altogether.
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His reported comments come ahead of his planned trip later this week to the U.S. border with Mexico, where the president is slated to "meet with those on the frontlines" of the immigration issue, according to Sanders.
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Laws to regulate the consultation process have yet to be introduced - although the court case could push the government to do this, said Brian Parker, a lawyer with campaign group Amazon Frontlines, which is supporting the Waorani.
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The top US diplomat to Ukraine, Bill Taylor, on Thursday visited the frontlines of Ukraine's conflict with pro-Russian separatists — less than a week before he's set to offer the first public testimony in the impeachment inquiry.
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Abu Rami, a 54-year-old former government employee, described a division of labor among Islamic State militants at the frontlines: a group that plants explosives, one that has snipers and another that serves as local guides.
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On March 24, New York University announced that it would allow fourth-year medical students to graduate early so as to join the frontlines of the Covid-19 response in New York City as soon as April.
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Islamic State fighters withdrew from frontlines with Syrian rebel forces north of Aleppo on Wednesday as the rebels mounted a counter attack against the jihadist group near the Turkish border, an opposition source and monitoring group said.
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I've been exhausted, despondent about the death tolls, worried about doctors and nurses, supermarket clerks, delivery workers, and all those at the frontlines, but my starter brings me joy and excitement when I see it bubbling away.
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Dr. Jared Burks was on a break from working at the hospital -- where he is on the frontlines of fighting the coronavirus pandemic -- when a tornado struck and destroyed his family's home in Jonesboro, Arkansas on Saturday.
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From the confined comfort of our homes, we applaud and celebrate the courage of the healthcare professionals and essential workers risking their lives on the frontlines, whether that be in a hospital or at the grocery store.
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In my role as the National President of the Association of Professional Flight Attendants (APFA), I represent the 28,000 flight attendants at American Airlines who are on the frontlines of passenger safety, security and comfort every day.
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Turkey shot down two Syrian warplanes over Idlib on Sunday and struck a military airport well beyond its frontlines in a sharp escalation of its military operations following the death of dozens of Turkish soldiers last week.
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It will take a collective will to build up and pay for teams of well-trained journalists, fact-finders, technologists, human rights defenders and investigators who can serve on the frontlines in the battle for the truth.
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At the time of the incident, Hui — who has been a regular presence appealing for calm on the frontlines of protests — had been urging police to show restraint during the first pro-democracy protests of the year.
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She was on the frontlines of emergency medicine in the aftermath of the quake, working with patients who had lost limbs, children who had lost their parents and colleagues who had borne witness to the quake's horrors.
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However, as Haltiwanger wrote, under the rules of the sale, the Javelin missiles have to be stored in western Ukraine, which is far from the frontlines of the ongoing conflict in eastern Ukraine against pro-Russia separatists.
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The wide-scale offensive led by intense aerial strikes on civilian areas in rural southeastern Idlib province broke months of stalemate on the frontlines, where rebels had been holding back the army from major advances, they said.
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U.S.-backed Syrian fighters in the Manbij area have deployed to frontlines to confront any Turkish assault and are in contact with the U.S.-led coalition over defending the town, their spokesman Sharfan Darwish said on Wednesday.
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Even if you aren't the type to be on the frontlines of a mass protest, supporting those who are by helping to organize and execute advocacy-related events and initiatives is one way to move beyond just talk.
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But for Al-Karib and many women risking their lives on frontlines of these protests - the most sustained challenge to al-Bashir since he took power in 1989 - a change in government means more than just economic prosperity.
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Genetic professionals and especially genetic counselors who are on the frontlines, seeing patients with their third-party reports, have well-founded concerns about the quality and reliability of results from DTC testing companies and third-party tools alike.
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Li Wenliang, a 34-year-old doctor in Wuhan who tried to warn others about the virus early on but was reprimanded by local authorities for "spreading rumors," died Thursday after fighting on the frontlines of the outbreak.
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The House GOP has selected two of President Donald Trump's fiercest allies to serve as the top Republicans on a pair of key congressional committees, placing the lawmakers directly on the frontlines of beating back Democratic oversight efforts.
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DeVos said the commission will "bring together a wide array of practitioners," including teachers "on the frontlines" to focus on how to bolster school safety, identify at-risk students early on, and increase access to mental health services.
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Although the attack took place in the municipality of Tanhuato, almost all of the dead came from Ocotlan, a small town nestled into agave-covered hills between Jalisco state and Michoacan on the frontlines of Mexico's drug war.
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Those soldiers are not generally advising the Syrian Democratic Forces side by side as they go into battle but typically advising and training them from behind the frontlines in northern Syria, according to the senior American defense official.
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In order to increase the offensive capabilities of the Afghan security forces and enable them to take the fight to the enemy, the U.S. must ensure that battlefield commanders and soldiers in the frontlines are taken care of.
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Shi'ite paramilitary often visit Ali's golden-domed shrine before heading to the frontlines to battle Islamic State, and request to be laid to rest in Wadi al-Salam should they be killed, as a reward for their sacrifice.
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Turkey agreed with Russia and Iran last year to make Idlib a "de-escalation zone" of reduced conflict, and sent in army units to erect a string of observation posts along the frontlines between rebels and the army.
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There are about 200,000 active duty service members on the frontlines of keeping our country safe who owe a collective $2.9 billion in federal student loan debt, according to a recent report by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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While the shift may be evident today to those working on the frontlines of student affairs, the development of tomorrow's policies demand that awareness of this transformation permeate the committee halls and conference rooms in Washington, as well.
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While at times it feels like filmmaker Laura Brownson lets the former activist Rachel Dolezal off easy on some of her more contestable claims, the film offers a unique window onto the frontlines of identity politics in America.
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The concert will "pay tribute to the people on the frontlines who are putting their lives at risk every day to fight the spread of COVID-19 — the health professionals, first responders and local heroes," the announcement stated.
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This is why the messages sent from Italians to their former selves, tweets from the frontlines of health care workers' experiences and the Facebook posts of people who have been directly impacted by COVID-19 are so powerful.
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" McCain said she was "indebted" to the producers and crew of "The View" and acknowledged "the heroes - the doctors, nurses, grocery and pharmacy workers, journalists, police officers, fireman and military - who are on the frontlines of this fight.
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Moscow's deployment of more special forces before the ceasefire succeeded in shrinking rebel-held territory after months of stalemate on the frontlines, where rebels had earlier been holding back the army from major advances, Western intelligence sources said.
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Read more:Medical workers at the frontlines of the coronavirus outbreak in Italy are working days on end as the disease continues to grip the countryFaced with tough choices, Italy is prioritizing young COVID-19 patients over the elderly.
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Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban called out the manufacturing giant 3M for failing to keep the prices of faces masks low and to get the critical protective gear to health workers on the frontlines of battling the coronavirus.
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"While Instacart's corporate employees are working from home, Instacart's [gig workers] are working on the frontlines in the capacity of first responders," Vanessa Bain, an Instacart worker and lead organizer of the upcoming Instacart walkout, told VICE's Motherboard.
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The Russian military have in the last few weeks sent more special forces that helped break months of stalemate on the frontlines, where rebels had been holding back the army from major advances, according to Western intelligence sources.
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As millions of Americans hunker down in their homes for the worst of the outbreak, Amazon and Whole Foods workers across the country have been working on the frontlines of the pandemic to provide basic necessities to customers.
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Saul Griffith is an inventor, a MacArthur fellow (also called a "genius grant"), and the founder and CEO of Otherlab, a high-tech research and development company on the frontlines of trying to imagine our clean-energy future.
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ATARIB, Syria (Reuters) - Away from the frontlines, volunteers are helping in the war against President Bashar al-Assad by cooking, filling sandbags, collecting old tyres and digging trenches, aiming to help ward off his assault on northwestern Syria.
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BEIRUT/ANKARA (Reuters) - The Syrian Kurdish YPG militia said on Thursday that fighters backing the Syrian government were deploying on the frontlines to help repel a Turkish assault, but that assistance would be needed from the Syrian army itself.
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As well as drawing the Iraqi military's focus and resources away from Mosul, the surprise attacks demonstrate the enduring ability of ISIS sleeper cells to strike deep behind the frontlines -- and underline the enduring vulnerability of supposedly recaptured territory.
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An unprecedented U.S.-Russian agreement that came into effect on Saturday has slowed the pace of the 5-year-old war, but rebels fighting President Bashar al-Assad say the government has kept up attacks on strategically important frontlines.
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To all my colleagues at Planned Parenthood, the tens of thousands of dedicated people who are on the frontlines every day, providing life-saving, life-transforming care and fighting to protect access to that care: you are my heroes.
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With 11 percent of the landmass covered in ice, rapidly ebbing glaciers are threatening to reshape Iceland's landscape, and Haraldsson, 74, is part of a contingent of volunteer glacier monitors who are at the frontlines of tracking the retreat.
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Of the hundreds of US bases overseas, "it's unclear how many of them are at the frontlines of climate change, like Greenland," he said, adding that other sites, like low-lying Pacific islands, are also certain to be impacted.
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This funding from the United States is critical for a country in the Middle East like Jordan, on the frontlines of a refugee crisis and doing its best to meet its responsibilities, and which exists in a complicated neighborhood.
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Trump enjoys a comfortable lead in the GOP delegate race, but with a complicated road to a nominating majority and the potential for a contested convention ahead, Lewandowski could find himself on the frontlines of a bitter floor fight.
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Now, however, the frontlines between the two will extend east of the Euphrates River, meaning the chances of possible skirmishes between their respective proxies will grow — which could even draw Moscow and Ankara into potential clashes with one another.
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For the people on both sides of the frontlines in Kajaki, favorable results from the peace talks in Doha are desperately needed, but in light of local dynamics and historical grievances, most here see a peaceful future as unlikely.
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Jerry Greenfield and Ben Cohen are joining forces with Jane for her "Fire Drill Fridays" demonstration on Capitol Hill ... and Jerry told us on "TMZ Live" it didn't take much pressure from Jane to join her on the frontlines.
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At the same time as our nation's health care providers are fighting on the frontlines of coronavirus and working around-the-clock to care for patients, our policymakers are coming together to bolster our citizens against another silent enemy.
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However, as Insider's John Haltiwanger wrote, under the rules of the sale, the javelin missiles have to be stored in western Ukraine, which is far from the frontlines of the ongoing conflict in eastern Ukraine against pro-Russia separatists.
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However, as Insider's John Haltiwanger wrote, under the rules of the sale, the Javelin missiles have to be stored in western Ukraine, which is far from the frontlines of the ongoing conflict in eastern Ukraine against pro-Russia separatists.
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I have not served in the military, but I have seen acts of some of the worst human behavior enough to know the impact that it has on those who are on the frontlines with boots on the ground.
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I have come to know Cathay Pacific well enough over the years to recognize that the hardline approach is a punch in the gut to staff morale -- you can see it on the faces of those on the frontlines.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - U.S.-backed Syrian fighters in the Manbij area of northern Syria have deployed to frontlines to confront a threatened Turkish assault and are in contact with the U.S.-led coalition over protecting the city, their spokesman said on Wednesday.
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The presence of Soleimani on the frontlines highlights Tehran's heavy sway over policy in Iraq, and comes as Shi'ite Iran seeks to win a proxy war in the Middle East with its regional rival and U.S. ally, Sunni Saudi Arabia.
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" The workshop "taught me all the things I did wrong with Frontlines, which was luckily not a whole lot," Kloos says, "but there are some whoppers in there, like a colony around a star that does not support a habitable zone.
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TRIPOLI, May 3 (Reuters) - Heavy fighting raged through the night in the battle for the Libyan capital Tripoli, with neither side able to secure gains on the frontlines as an offensive by eastern commander Khalifa Haftar entered its fifth week.
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Small island states have often felt overlooked by big powers even though they are on the frontlines of a rise in sea levels that is causing more storm surges, washes salt onto cropland and could swamp some low-lying coral islands.
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But Turkey, the U.S., the EU and other Western nations see it differently and consider the PKK a terrorist organization, even after many of its members fought under a different name on the frontlines of the U.S.-led war against ISIS.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - The main Turkey-backed Syrian rebel force said on Friday that its convoys, along with Turkish forces, were moving toward the frontlines with the Syrian town of Manbij, in "full readiness... to start military operations to liberate" the town.
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The head of Amazon Frontlines Mitch Anderson said the win "shows once again that the fate of the Amazon rainforest, and consequently our climate, hinges on whether or not indigenous people can continue to protect their rainforest territories and cultures".
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"I think we need to see more folks of color, climate justice advocates, who are on the frontlines of climate change to rise to the level of platform that he has," said Michelle Romero, deputy director of Green For All.
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Enter the MTA's "Customer Service Ambassadors," a group, launched in 2017, of 355 former station agents who have volunteered to be on the frontlines for a little bit more pay, taking the public's ire head on at the system's busiest terminals.
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RAQQA, Syria, March 6 (Reuters) - Kurdish-allied Syrian Arab militias are redeploying 1,700 fighters from frontlines with Islamic State to the Afrin region to help fend off a Turkish offensive against the northwestern region, their spokesperson told Reuters on Tuesday.
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In turning their attention to the new front at the border, there's a risk that SDF forces guarding the prisons and the al-Hol refugee camp, which hosts thousands of ISIS-linked women and children, may be drawn to the frontlines.
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As a physician on the frontlines of an overlooked epidemic, I've seen countless patients who have had no choice but to have their limbs surgically amputated because they didn't have access to the clinical interventions that could have saved their legs.
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Under the rules of the sale, the Javelin missiles have to be stored in western Ukraine, which is far from the frontlines of the ongoing conflict in the eastern part of the country (the Donbas region) against pro-Russia separatists.
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Stranded between frontlines in the Sinjar area, the group of Sunni Arabs wants to leave Islamic State's self-proclaimed caliphate, but is being denied passage by the Kurds, who have staked out their territory in the north and fear infiltration.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Fighting between Syrian rebel and government forces eased on Saturday as a Russian-led effort to shore up a ceasefire took effect, although battles continued on important frontlines near Hama and Damascus, rebels and a war monitor said.
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Insignia enlisted four experts to escort the client on their trip: "a big survivalist," a wilderness expert, a Michelin-star chef, and a well-traveled documentarian who had been on the frontlines of war zones to serve as a campfire storyteller.
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The vans made by the Beijing-based Neolix have helped deliver medical supplies in coronavirus-hit areas of China and have been used to disinfect streets and transport food to people working on the frontlines to stop the virus from spreading.
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Across the country, health care workers on the frontlines of the escalating fight against Covid-653, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus, describe a grim scene of rationed personal protective equipment -- widely known as PPE -- and lack of testing.
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Meanwhile, on the frontlines, first-aid medics like Mohammed Riza have settled into a weekly routine, braving the bullets and gas to rescue the severely injured and ferry them back to field clinics set up on the outskirts of the melee.
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Knights says one consequence is that the frontlines against the Houthis -- around the port of Hodeidah for example -- have been stripped of the best units, as both the government and the STC look to protect their positions in the southern provinces.
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It's no wonder a Democratic Socialist candidate like Ocasio-Cortez is a sort of Joan of Arc in this battle, even if her new responsibilities in DC were likely to keep her away from the frontlines, at least for a while.
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"Over the past month I have seen acts of incredible bravery and sacrifice by our first responders, nurses, doctors, and essential workers who never thought they'd be on the frontlines of a crisis like the COVID-19 pandemic," Rose said.
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Last Monday, they filmed Collins at the National Republican Senatorial Campaign's headquarters in Washington and sent two people -- one toting a "small low-end" camera and a staffer -- around Maine to shoot the workers on the frontlines of the pandemic.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Officers from China's top internal security force - the People's Armed Police – joined Hong Kong police on the frontlines to observe anti-government protests that peaked last year, according to a senior foreign diplomat and an opposition politician.
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Florida's 26th congressional district is surrounded by water with the Gulf of Mexico on one side and the Atlantic Ocean on the other and includes low-lying areas like the Everglades that are on the frontlines of rising sea levels.
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" Ahead of the Security Council meeting, Guterres called for an immediate ceasefire "before the situation gets entirely out of control," adding that: "Civilians are paying the gravest price ... And the noose keeps tightening, as the frontlines reach more densely populated areas.
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With that in mind, it will be critical for this executive order to go beyond policy and have actual impact at the frontlines, in VA medical centers, PTSD clinics, residential treatment facilities, state agencies, local communities, and on military bases.
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De Kerchove said the EU should seek to have more information collected on the frontlines in Syria and Iraq by the United States and also urged member states to update their joint data bases more regularly, including with biometric data.
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Last week, a far-right Ukrainian group even turned up on the frontlines of the Hong Kong protests, which sparked concerns they could be attempting to learn lessons from the pro-democracy demonstrations to use in violent street protests at home.
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Pires and his idyllic surrounds are on one of the frontlines of a battle pitting companies eager to exploit Portugal's 60,000 tonnes of known lithium reserves against locals determined to preserve their rights over the land and stop the exploitation.
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Pires and his idyllic surrounds are on one of the frontlines of a battle pitting companies eager to exploit Portugal's 60,000 tonnes of known lithium reserves against locals determined to preserve their rights over the land and stop the exploitation.
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Pires and his idyllic surrounds are on one of the frontlines of a battle pitting companies eager to exploit Portugal's 60,13 tonnes of known lithium reserves against locals determined to preserve their rights over the land and stop the exploitation.
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That requires a lot of juggling simply because that character has to see and recount everything, and as a result, Frontlines features a character that doesn't have a lot of agency — his story is a small one in a much larger conflict.
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Mask hoarding and reselling For people who are in the affected areas of China and other Asian countries, a face mask may be a necessary piece of protective equipment, especially if they are working in hospitals and on the frontlines of the epidemic.
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Derki, who went undercover for two and a half years as a pro-jihadist photojournalist, lived on the frontlines of the Syrian civil war and documented the psychological evolution of sons growing up under the oppressive ideology of their fanatic father, Abu Osama.
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Industry groups say fracking could prove a huge domestic energy source, and that Britain's shale gas reserves could cut imports of natural gas to zero by the early 2030s - but those living on the frontlines fear their homes could pay the price.
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This might just be a preliminary step, but I'm sure U.S. companies on the list won't be psyched to be at the frontlines of a massive trade war/ tech cold war… Onto this week's topic, which is a new iPod from Apple.
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BEIRUT, Sep 5 (Reuters) - Early in the conflict, fighting splintered Syria into a complex patchwork of areas held by rival groups, but fighting in recent years has simplified the frontlines and the country is now split into only a few zones of control.
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It was the fourth time an MSF facility had been hit by an airstrike since the war began and one of dozens of schools and hospitals that the coalition has hit, many of them hundreds of kilometers from the frontlines of the war.
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ACLU is partnering with national and local groups to organize and mobilize ACLU's over 3 million members and activists in all 50 states to take a variety of actions and stand in solidarity with those on the frontlines over the coming week.
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"It is true that Hamza has never fought on the frontlines — something of which, as is seen in his letters to his father from captivity, he himself is painfully aware," Ali Soufan, the study's author and a former FBI special agent, wrote.
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As a physician and public health official on the frontlines of the opioid epidemic, I would like to ask five questions to determine whether the declaration is symbolic or whether it has real substance that will move the needle and save lives: 1.
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In the last week, thousands of fighters backed by the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have made advances to frontlines south of Hodeidah in al-Jarahi and al-Khoukha districts — 120 km (75 miles) from Hodeidah port on the Red Sea, local officials said.
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"Hacksaw Ridge," is based on the true story of Desmond Doss, a pacifist army medic who served on the frontlines in the Battle of Okinawa in 1945 without ever touching a gun, and was awarded a Medal of Honor for his service.
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These investments can be targeted where they are needed most, including communities that have been hit hard by toxic pollution, regions on the frontlines of climate change impacts and workers most likely to be affected by the transition to a clean economy.
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"While Instacart's corporate employees are working from home, Instacart's [gig workers] are working on the frontlines in the capacity of first responders," Vanessa Bain, a lead organizer of the upcoming Instacart walkout, and an Instacart gig worker in Menlo Park, California, told Motherboard.
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Lawmakers have urged companies to do a better job protecting workers, especially those at warehouses and grocery stores who do not have the luxury of working from home and who are now on the frontlines battling against the further spreading of the virus.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Several thousand residents of rebel-held eastern Aleppo fled shifting frontlines, residents and a monitor said on Sunday, after a rapid advance by the Syrian army and allied forces that rebels fear could split their most important urban stronghold in two.
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Beyond the rising death toll, the assault has sparked a mass exodus of civilians, with at least 70,000 people having fled border towns like Ras al-Ain and Tal Abyad on the frontlines of the battle, and many more expected to follow.
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These groups fought alongside the SDF, as witnessed by VICE News in the battles against ISIS across eastern Syria, and are now fighting against their former FSA allies on the frontlines of Manbij, at the western edge of the SDF's zone of control.
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Beijing has been on the frontlines of China's war on pollution that was launched in 2014 and has worked to shut down and relocate polluting industries, improve fuel and emission standards, and reduce coal consumption both in the city and in surrounding regions.
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VICE News went to Hamburg seeking to understand what life is like in this one rural Midwest town on the frontlines of the climate crisis — and how the situation they're facing is affecting their politics in the leadup to the 2020 Iowa caucuses.
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" The ICRC said the city is on the "brink of humanitarian disaster," and warned that "escalating violence is putting millions, many of whom are displaced and living close to frontlines, at grave risk and without a chance of getting much-needed aid.
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The scene is at once similar and atypical of the many that compose Rafa's arresting, urgent work — the main component of a two-room exhibition of reportage from the frontlines of Europe's reckoning with its "others" — which is to say, a reckoning with itself.
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Dubberly has conducted his own research into what he calls "the drip drip drip and constant misery" of watching graphic images online and, through interviews with people on these "digital frontlines," created a report with more suggestions for people at every level of an organization.
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Salinger is played by British actor Nicholas Hoult as he goes from his college years as a promising, young student in New York City to serving on the frontlines of World War II before reaching the apogee of his career, publishing Catcher In The Rye.
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MOSUL, Iraq (Reuters) - As Iraqi troops battled to gain ground a few streets away, soldiers in the Mosul district of Intisar wrapped a wounded and bloodied colleague in a blanket, lifted him off his Humvee, and sped him away from the frontlines for treatment.
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The knowledge I have gained from this campaign, alongside my lifelong passion for girls and women's issues is what caused me to start Love Our Girls, an awareness hub and a platform designed to celebrate those on the frontlines of these issues around the globe.
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Whether it's the proposed cuts of 66 percent to the Republic of Georgia — an ally who is on the frontlines pushing back on Russian aggression — or gutting our assistance to nine Latin American countries who could run to China, America's leadership is on the line.
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Organizations on the frontlines, like Thorn, Demand Abolition, the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, Polaris and the International Justice Mission, are the ones who enable technology solutions to have an impact, so the industry must continue to work in lockstep with them.
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The assault class is best at taking out vehicles but the drawback is that he has to be close, while the medic has a bit more range, allowing him to run up and heal his teammates without having to be exactly on the frontlines.
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"The people that we see being targeted by these texts today—dissidents, activists—these are kind of the people on the frontlines of what is to come for all of us tomorrow, these guys are sort of the canaries in the coal mine," Marczak said.
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While schools boast multi-million, and, in the case of the top tier, billion-dollar endowments, as well as new gymnasiums, auditoriums, and 3D printers, the lack of acknowledgement and support for the labor occurring on the frontlines between faculty, students, and staff is alarming.
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"Full and immediate implementation of the announced measures is a first step in ensuring that food, medicine, and fuel reach the Yemeni people and that the aid organizations on the frontlines of mitigating this humanitarian crisis are able to do their essential work," she said.
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Together, the women fight on the frontlines across the war-ravished nation on behalf of all Yemeni men unjustly swept up as political prisoners in the war between the Shiite-aligned Houthi rebels and the Saudi Arabia-led coalition fighting on behalf of Yemen's nationally-recognized government.
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The latest from the frontlines of the trade war: NYT: Trump eyes big tax cut for the rich: The Trump administration is considering acting unilaterally to institute a $21625 billion tax cut that will largely benefit the wealthy, according to a report in The New York Times.
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"We are united in our belief that the House of Representatives should not adjourn for August recess before providing adequate funding to our men and women of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) on the frontlines dealing with the ongoing humanitarian crisis on our southern border," they wrote.
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The average journalist has given up the opportunity for professional success to write about children escaping from Afghanistan to the UK. The journalist has given up a cosy summer house or a nice boat to report from the frontlines of poverty in West Virginia, California, and Calais.
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Its series cover a range of topics and interests intended to appeal to gun owners of all kinds, like "Armed and Fabulous," which profiles rifle-slinging women; "Frontlines," a newsmagazine hosted by Oliver North; and "Under Wild Skies," which follows hunters in pursuit of big-game trophies.
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We're volunteers for Masks For Docs, a rapidly growing group of 1,000+ volunteers from the tech, business, and design community with the singular goal of getting critical protective equipment, like masks and hand sanitizer, into the hands of doctors on the frontlines of the current global pandemic.
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Last November, I joined directors of health departments from 11 cities to urge then-President-elect Trump to work with manufacturers to reduce the price of naloxone so that those of us working on the frontlines do not have to ration our ability to save lives.
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Barber training programs, many of which work with individuals with financial difficulties, can offer at-risk youth a way out of poverty and crime, and, according to Powell, "are the frontlines of entrepreneur business for the black community," a population based predominantly in the South Side of Chicago.
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As a prolific science communicator and author of the newly published book Light of the Stars: Alien Worlds and the Fate of the Earth, Frank has been on the frontlines of climate-change advocacy for decades, and he's convinced that we tell "the wrong story" about the issue.
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As cases of coronavirus start to rack up in the US, the people who give rides, deliver groceries or restaurant orders for gig economy companies could be on the frontlines of the outbreak as people avoid public transportation and rely on home deliveries instead of frequenting restaurants and stores.
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If misinformation is aired live, the followups and corrections have to be even livelier... FOR THE RECORD -- "Trump to New York: Drop Dead" is the title of this piece by NYT opinion columnist Jennifer Senior... (NYT) -- It is essential to keep seeking out high-quality reporting from the frontlines.
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The Covid-19 pandemic has suddenly exposed the brutal economic reality of low-paid women workers who are on the frontlines of this crisis -- and I feel an increased sense of urgency to close the wage gap that continues to shortchange them when they can least afford it.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - University student 'A', says she used to be a 'typical girl' who liked to shop, drink bubble tea and watch Korean soap operas but all that changed as Hong Kong's anti-government protests gained momentum and she stepped up to take a place in the frontlines.
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The programme for the 70th Berlinale, which opens on Thursday, was described by its new director Mariette Rissenbeek as an exploration of artistic and political topics, marking a return to the roots of a festival that was launched in a divided city on the frontlines of the Cold War.
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On the Fourth of July, as the nation celebrates the birth of American independence with fireworks and waving flags, let's remember to honor and give thanks to the military heroes who protect our freedoms on the frontlines—and that includes the courageous canines serving our country in combat.
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" Kloos has big plans for the series, noting that while he's only under contract for two novels, "I am planning Palladium Wars as a longer series because the world is just so much more layered and complex than Frontlines, but all will depend on how well fans take to it.
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In southwest Virginia, a bit closer to the beloved land of Red and Minor Terry, the Daughters of Mother Jones joined miners on the frontlines of the 1989 Pittston strike, when members of United Mineworkers of America merged civil disobedience with traditional picketing to protest unfair labor practices at Pittston Coal.
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Later that day, during a meeting between Trump and a group of nurses at the White House, the President's decision was applauded, as he once again heard stories of those on the frontlines and the importance of securing more personal protection equipment for health care workers for nearly an hour.
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"While public officials may be doing the right thing currently, he suggested that he was uneasy with the power being given to public officials on the frontlines of the coronavirus battle, "the little mayor of the town I'm in right now, the county managers, the governors and even the federal government.
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"The Muslim Americans who teach our future generations in the classroom, who take care of us in the doctor's offices, who inspire us on and off the field, who protect us on the frontlines of war—these are the people who have always reminded me proudly, that yes, I am Muslim and American."
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The results are immediate: I've read 10 books already this year: JY Yang's fabulous silkpunk The Red Threads of Fortune, Zoe Quinn's Crash Override, Maurice Broaddus' steampunk adventure Buffalo Soldier, Mike Brooks' latest Keiko novel Dark Run, Michael Moreci's Black Star Renegades, the latest pair of Frontlines novels, and a couple of others.
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Watch for softening on that if things truly don't come together because the last thing Democrats really want is to go home for a month, watch the effect debt ceiling uncertainty has on the markets and be forced to answer questions in moderate districts where members are on the frontlines for their reelections.
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"A 'middle ground' policy that's supportive of more fossil fuel development is a death sentence for our generation and the millions of people on the frontlines of the climate crisis," Varshini Prakash, co-founder of the Sunrise Movement, which has been leading the push for a Green New Deal, said in a statement.
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Within the scope of practice of pharmacists is the ability to conduct health and wellness testing, to manage chronic diseases and medication, to administer immunizations, to work and partner with others in the health care frontlines to advance health and wellness, and to help reduce the need for doctor, clinic or hospital visits.
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These tests will require that facilities are equipped with Mesa's Accula testing system, but its equipment is already in use for testing flu, as well as other less serious equipment, and it was originally designed specifically to address use on the frontlines of efforts to combat global pandemics, including SARS before this.
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Both Trump and Pence emphasized was that the national shortage of hand sanitizer and surgical masks would be coming to an end, saying that Pernod Ricard USA, a multinational adult beverage company, was switching up their production in four states to make hand sanitizer to bring to the frontlines of the coronavirus battle.
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Coming from a party that until relatively recently had been united on a tough national security posture toward countries such as Russia, there was a striking lack of outrage about the President's strong-arming of a key ally on the frontlines of the effort to contain Russian President Vladimir Putin's aggressive actions.
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It may look anywhere near as nice as the newest Call of Duty game, or at the same level of intensity as Battlefield V. But Medal of Honor: Above and Beyond does have the benefit of pushing you ever-closer to the sensation of actually being present on the frontlines of history.
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Another Lebanese woman journalist whose work I've admired for years is the inimitable Nora Boustany, who covered the Lebanese civil war and beyond for the Washington Post and elsewhere, and who was one of the few women at the time to report from the frontlines of the devastating and drawn out conflict.
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FARAGE: Well, I -- what I&aposve said is if they continue to mess up Brexit, I will get myself back in the frontlines of British politics and I hope that threat alone is enough to make them -- because they don&apost like me very much because I forced this whole Brexit thing upon them.
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Beyond making the obvious comparisons between the protests and the opening of the new embassy in Jerusalem, the work by Emanuele Satolli focuses on the behind-the-scenes moments of the protests, showing the panicked evacuations of the injured and the points of observation, prayer, and recovery away from the well-captured protest frontlines.
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"The revolutionaries are fighting fiercely but the volume of bombardments and the intensity of the battles, the dead and the wounded, and the lack of hospitals, are all playing a role in the collapse of these frontlines," said an official from Jabha Shamiya, one of the biggest groups fighting against Assad in northern Syria.
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Protesters are willing to die for freedomA protester actively working on the frontlines who requested anonymity because of fears for her safety told Business Insider that protesters, including herself, saw the current fight against Chinese influence as an "end game," and she said she had engaged with protesters who had expressed readiness to die in continued clashes.
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Read more:How Italy spiraled from a perfectly healthy country to near collapse in 24 days as the coronavirus took holdMedical workers at the frontlines of the coronavirus outbreak in Italy are working days on end as the disease continues to grip the countryWhat to do if you think you might have the coronavirus: Call before going to a hospital.
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Read more:Italy recorded its most deaths from the coronavirus in a single day, more proof it is now the hardest-hit place on earthMedical workers at the frontlines of the coronavirus outbreak in Italy are working days on end as the disease continues to grip the countryThe CDC is warning travelers about visiting 5 countries because of the coronavirus.
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Finally, the measure calls for the creation of the Office of Climate and Environmental Justice Accountability, which would "represent the views of frontline communities in rulemaking by bringing those communities into the rulemaking process, conduct research on issues and trends in frontline communities, measure the costs of regulations on frontlines communities, and monitor government compliance," according to a summary of the legislation.
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One white woman who follows Doyle on social media said that after the webinar debacle she is "pretty much done with her," said that she and other women have commented on Doyle's frequent fundraising posts, asking why she only ever asks for people's money, rather than going to the frontlines herself, only to have their comments deleted or their accounts blocked.
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"Today's bombing, which took place in a Syrian city patrolled by U.S.-backed forces, is a stark reminder that the Trump Administration needs a clearly developed and articulated strategy to secure the gains we have made in the fight against terror that includes those on the frontlines of this ongoing fight as well as our diplomatic and development corps," he said.
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Even before the pandemic, ASHAs across the country have gone on strike for being severely underpaid (approximately $80 per month), having no worker rights (they are considered "honorary volunteers" instead of government employees), and frequently finding themselves on the frontlines of both disease and violence and burdened with extra hours of labor each time state governments want a survey carried out.
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As the closest British county to Calais in France, where hundreds of child migrants have ended up living in squalid camps, Kent council in southeast England is on the frontlines of refugee arrivals in the UK. According to official data released on Thursday, Kent had 865 unaccompanied minors in its care as of March 31 this year, hosting a fifth of all lone refugee children in England.
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"The women in this room tonight are putting themselves on the frontlines of the empathy battle, via through storytelling, creating opportunities for those who need it most, or just unabashedly being yourself and telling other women, 'We don't have to apologize for who we are or what we are'," the actress — who Glamour honored with "The Rebel" award — said on stage at Lincoln Center.
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The SDF on Friday cut off the last route into the encircled town of Manbij from al-Bab after over a week of advances around that area, allowing it to lay siege to the large town from all directions, the monitor said.. In other frontlines in northern Syria, two rebel sources said Russian and Syrian jets stepped up their relentless aerial bombing of their positions in the northern city of Aleppo.
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Rihanna, who founded the foundation in 2012 in honor of her late grandparents, mandated that the funds be given to support healthcare workers on the frontlines of the containment efforts as well as for safety efforts across the Caribbean, Africa, and in vulnerable areas of the United States; there, the money will be used to do accurate COVID-19 testing and provide effective care to patients diagnosed with the virus.
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In one Twitter thread retweeted more than 131,000 times last week, Craig Spencer -- the director of global health in emergency medicine at New York-Presbyterian/Columbia University Medical Center -- shared insight into his typical day on the frontlines of coronavirus in the emergency room, including gearing up in a gown, goggles, and mask to encounter sick patients and later wiping down all personal belongings like his wallet, phone and badge.
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"Doctors in every part of our country see that climate change is making Americans sicker," said Mona Sarfaty, the director of the new consortium and a professor at George Mason University in Fairfax, Va. Why you should drink water first thing every dayTrump proposes to privatize air-traffic controlPrescription drug costs are up; So are TV ads promoting them "Physicians are on the frontlines and see the impacts in exam rooms," she said.
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Read more:Here's every way Republicans have tried and failed to defend Trump as the impeachment inquiry snowballsOne of Trump's most damaging witnesses is on the frontlines of Ukraine's war, only days before his public impeachment testimonyLindsey Graham's latest defense of Trump is that his policy is too 'incoherent' to do a quid pro quo with UkraineTrump-world is still determined to out the Ukraine whistleblower, but it's too late for it to matter
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Editor: Clarence Fernandez + 65 6870 3861 Picture Desk: Singapore + 5203 6870 3775 Graphics queries: + 65 6870 3595 (All times GMT/ET) Trump, at North Korea's doorstep, says solution must be found to nuclear standoff CAMP HUMPHREYS - President Donald Trump flies into South Korea, the closest he has come to the frontlines of the nuclear standoff with North Korea, and vows that Washington would ultimately "work out" a solution to the urgent security challenge posed by Pyongyang.
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Former Motherboard editor Ben Makuch and the rest of the CYBERWAR team went to Israel, spoke to former NSA hackers, victims of the Ashley Madison hack, and the infamous hacker who's embarrassed and exposed spyware companies, and visited Russia and Ukraine to visit the digital frontlines of what's perhaps the internet's most intense conflict right now This year CYBERWAR is travelling to more countries—and going back to Russia—to explore the biggest hacking stories of the moment.
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Three years later in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), it feels like many of the lessons learned were learned in vain — and with the White House decision to bar U.S. officials, including the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), from entering the worst-affected zones as well as a strict interpretation of the Trafficking Victims Protection Act resulting in the withholding of non-humanitarian assistance, we have an unprecedented sidelining of U.S. expertise that — until now —has been on the frontlines for every Ebola outbreak.
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