He gassed thousands of people; more than a thousand died.
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In Oakland, California, protesters were gassed by the police department.
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Doctors had no experience with gassed or chemically burned soldiers.
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I think those guys are gassed here on October 29.
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"People were shot, gassed and burned," he said in court.
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We were beaten, tear-gassed, left bloody, some of us unconscious.
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Ricardo Rosselló's resignation have been tear-gassed outside Francisco Caballeira's apartment.
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However, when Harden and the Rockets appeared gassed, Tucker saved them.
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Or watching your children get tear-gassed in front of you.
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The Nazis gassed her maternal great-grandmother Frimeta Gelband in Poland.
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He's slower now, and he gets gassed a little more easily.
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He waded into the protests, he said, and was tear-gassed.
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He was gassed and badly wounded in the trenches at Ypres.
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As a result, thousands of strays are gassed to death every year.
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The apartment had already been gassed with bug killer for three days.
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On "Gassed," someone in the background says 'fuck rock and roll sax.
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Kristin: "Gassed her, said she better with no makeup" Wow, I'm crying.
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Doe guarded an oil field, gassed up vehicles and monitored prayer services.
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He got a little gassed out there, but he was carrying us.
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I mean, who would survive being gassed, or beheaded, or blown up?
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I don't enjoy violence or confrontation much, though, so not too gassed.
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He was gassed in the fifth set, and it was all emotional.
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He ignored his own red line after Assad gassed his own people.
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Rania is cheated, tear-gassed, beaten and risks drowning in the Mediterranean.
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Others who rushed to seek shelter in a library were tear-gassed.
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The pets they left behind were rounded up by soldiers and gassed.
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Tonight Stormzy is gassed at the soundman—his choice of word, not mine.
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Obama decided against military action in 2013 when Assad gassed his own people.
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Aren't they being gassed with toxic chemicals too, just at a slower rate?
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The clock struck three and Internet Nazis trolls gassed the rest of them.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. How gassed are you right now?
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Indeed, there is no simple response if Assad again gassed his own people.
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Most have been pepper-sprayed, tear-gassed, beaten and hit by pellet shots.
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And it is not just Jansen, the Dodgers' superb closer, who appears gassed.
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Members of the group were tear gassed after some began to throw rocks.
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Shortly after hatching, the males are separated out to be either gassed or crushed.
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Your mothers, your forefathers would all be f***ing gassed and f***ing dead.
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"He gassed up on me, bumped like 6 mph on his fastball," Seager said.
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"Anthony was gassed in the third round, and took an ass-whipping," Loew said.
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Craig is unreasonably gassed about the new Kennedy Fried Chicken on 149th and 8th.
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Most prisoners sent to Sobibor were instantly gassed or shot to death, but Mrs.
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He did not at first believe the talk of prisoners being gassed to death.
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Eventually, many of them were gassed to death with Zyklon B in death camps.
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Bashar al-Assad has bombed, gassed and starved his enemies out of the biggest cities.
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In 2002, Russian military gassed Chechen rebels at a Moscow theater during a hostage situation.
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"We saved their lives even as we were being gassed by their government," he says.
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Police have tear-gassed protesting students and raided the offices of two civil-society groups.
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Too happy with myself, I gassed (zapped?) it on my way out of the turn.
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Her Facebook Live video went viral last week after she was tear gassed by police.
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"They'd just undergone a really tense situation where everyone had been tear gassed," Atkinson says.
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In our analysis, we saw instances of people being beaten, tear-gassed and brutally arrested.
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Each day people were disappearing; I fled just after the military tear-gassed our home.
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It makes no difference to a dead Syrian child if they are bombed or gassed.
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I'd come back so gassed because I knew nobody else in Southampton had this tune.
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We saw that on Wednesday, when Team Canada looked absolutely gassed as overtime went on.
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True to his slogan, he destroyed whole cities and gassed and starved his own people.
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One of her patients was an Italian-American man who suffered terribly from being gassed.
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I'm pretty gassed and don't feel like going alone, so I catch the bus home.
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The fight was even up until mid-way through the third when Rotnarong just gassed.
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That same day, another man walked past and said that people like us should be gassed.
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I'd gassed up just once by the time I saw it, right there on the hood.
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After several days of peaceful protests, a small group clashed with police and were tear gassed.
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At the time, she was assigned to dig trenches into which gassed bodies would be dumped.
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I saw a white little boat and the men jumped in the boat and gassed away.
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Or should it stay out, and risk hundreds of thousands of people being gassed and starved?
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I know a couple girls who did, and they said they got tear-gassed and stuff.
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This week, after the Syrian government gassed its own citizens, PolitiFact had to retract that article.
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The sheriff, Sid Hebert, claimed his deputies gassed the revelers out of concern for their health.
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Western countries say scores of people were gassed to death in the April 7 chemical attack.
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Many of my father's family members were gassed by the Nazis, and they were certainly German.
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Disappointed and humiliated at age 37, Bagai gassed himself to death in a San Jose hotel room.
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The hard-left CGT union denounced police violence and said its secretary general had been tear-gassed.
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Unfortunately on that day I was in Halabja, the city [where people were gassed] by chemical weapons.
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A former Navy SEAL officer, he was once chlorine-gassed in a suicide bomb attack in Iraq.
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"Donnelly was counting on an energized [Democratic] base, but Kennedy just gassed up the evangelicals," Howey said.
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You can't at least bomb the train tracks to Auschwitz, where 10,85033 people are gassed every day?
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He also claimed he has been punched in the face by the French police and tear-gassed.
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"Fenceline communities can't leave or evacuate so they are literally getting gassed by these chemicals," Parras said.
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His father, who had been gassed during World War I, worked only sporadically as a house painter.
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Everyone here lives half the year with bags packed, trucks gassed up, and animals ready for roundup.
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Andrés Medina, 22, was not ready to give up either, even after he had been tear gassed.
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Mainly my pop, who was a sergeant in World War I, gassed and wounded, a real hero.
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Following the end of the procession, protesters dispersed into small groups and some were later tear-gassed.
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At least 57 people have been killed, and countless others have been shot at, tear gassed, and tortured.
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Western countries say scores of civilians sheltering from bombs were gassed to death in Douma on April 7.
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Oren, gassed up on the attention of his friends, volunteers to help Dr. King pull the map down.
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How many more men and women must be enslaved, beheaded, tortured, gassed before the world takes real action?
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She tells him that Niki was her only friend, and he gassed her family and burned Niki alive.
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Robert finished 23rd in the first race after getting caught and "gassed", his wind blocked by the pack.
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Puerto Ricans demonstrated against Rosselló over the weekend, and police gassed some protesters last night in San Juan.
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Sia Bo was visually gassed two minutes in, desperately trying to hold the ropes to catch his breath.
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Gadelha gassed out in her attempts to hold Jedrzejczyk down, and Andrade was masterfully undone on the outside.
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Well, to be fair to Okafor, it was pretty late in the first quarter, he was probably gassed.
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The first night I was in St. Louis, I was out on the streets and got tear-gassed.
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Police surrounded 134 churches in Kinshasa alone, beat and tear-gassed churchgoers, and shot live rounds into fleeing congregations.
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Her parents and brothers were gassed upon arrival at the camp; she was chosen to live under intolerable conditions.
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Young people who took part in the last wave of large protests, six years ago, risked being tear-gassed.
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Words that conjure images like "concentration camps, Auschwitz, Jews, people who were gassed — those shouldn't be used," Bushido said.
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Faith is laying on the ground gassed out for an extended period of time while being treated by medics.
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Animals are anally shocked to death, gassed, poisoned, or have their necks broken to avoid damaging their valuable coats.
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Before being killed, the bird should be anesthetized by being gassed or having its head dipped into electrified water.
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My wife's grandfather was from France and he fought in World War I — he was gassed in the war.
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Children were killed in their schools, family were gassed at the border, and people were killed for their differences.
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Can they afford to pour money into a regime that has starved, bombed and occasionally gassed its own people?
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More than 40 people have been killed in the violence, and others have been beaten, tear-gassed and arrested.
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She and her family had their bags packed and their car gassed up in case they needed to leave.
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By this late stage of the tour schedule, she said, she is usually gassed — mentally as much as physically.
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All three had been tear-gassed, and two of the three had been arrested or threatened by the police.
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Obama ruined his international reputation by not bombing Syria to save gassed children after he'd issued a red line.
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The day I did this, I was gassed, then I got hit in the back by a rubber bullet.
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Life is very very mystical – the idea is not to get gassed and turn spirituality into an ego thing.
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Despite the tragedy of its subject matter, Sargent's "Gassed" (1919) holds fast to the Edwardian idea that war is noble.
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Prosecutors argue that many were shot in the back of the head or gassed with the lethal Zyklon B gas.
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Coming out of the break on Monday night, we join Jo Jo Bynum already in progress, going nowhere and gassed.
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He gassed out early and looked awful as a result, but he continued trying interesting things out of both stances.
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He said the opposition MPs were pepper sprayed and tear gassed by the police, and stopped from entering the parliament.
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I saw the images of these little children — been gassed and poisoned by their own leaders, and we were angry.
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Omar al-Bashir, Sudan's ruler since 1989, recently said he would follow suit, even as his government tear-gassed protesters.
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"Shut Up" alone is full of perfectly devastating lyrical ju-jitsu: yeah he was gassed at the MOBO awards—so?
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The starting lineup looked gassed toward the end of the game after carrying a heavy burden while playing significant minutes.
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But the more immediately pressing concern, however, seems to be the simple fact that the Cavaliers look flat-out gassed.
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Police tear-gassed demonstrators calling for a referendum to recall President Nicolás Maduro from office and protesting against widespread shortages.
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I got tear-gassed on the second day I was there, and it was that moment I became a protester.
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Mr Erdogan accused them of conspiring with Turkey's enemies to foment a coup, then tear-gassed them off the streets.
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They boasted openly about how many Jews they'd burned, gassed, buried alive, and about how many Jewish girls they'd raped.
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Some in attendance were tear-gassed by officials, and several marchers were detained, according to human rights group Amnesty Turkey.
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Everyone else looking gassed, and Kawhi, in his KL logo-emblazoned shirt, looking like he just finished the Sunday crossword.
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They carried weapons and heavy packs, and one time, were red-faced and sputtering from being tear-gassed without masks.
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The brave, tear-gassed youth of Hong Kong defending the vibrant economy born of Chinese industry and English common law.
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The campaign could leave up to 1 million people homeless; civilians could be used as human shields or even gassed.
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"I was completely gassed, and this was supposed to be the All-Star break," said Lidge, who took the loss.
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At one point, 6,000 Jews were gassed to death every day in Auschwitz alone, according to the US Holocaust Museum.
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I'm not trying to gas Jordan Peele up more than he needs to be gassed, but "Get Out" changed things.
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After spending three-months in France, the artist decided to portray a harrowing sight — a line of gassed and blindfolded men.
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In between, there are four 32-year-olds, including last year's broken-down Jacoby Ellsbury and the seemingly gassed Brett Gardner.
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Chauniqua Young, New York City–based attorney I was tear-gassed along with my colleagues [from the Center for Constitutional Rights].
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The demonstrations have turned violent at times, as police dressed in riot gear tear gassed and pepper sprayed protesters during clashes.
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He gassed, shot and burned 6 million Jews and started wars that led so the deaths of approximately 21625 million people.
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It was my first fight, so I felt a bit weird, but it also gassed me up in a weird way.
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Assad has the support of Russia and has gassed civilians in Syria amid a years-long civil war in the country.
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She said there are increased diagnoses of PTSD and trauma-related illness associated with locations that have been heavily tear gassed.
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The planes were gassed up and ready, and we had to be in the air within 15 minutes of getting notice.
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Walter Sears was a World War I veteran who, his daughters say, had been gassed and taken prisoner by the Germans.
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This is yet another obviously false statement: Thousands of Germans — Jewish, Communist, LGBTQ+, Romani, people with disabilities, and others — were gassed.
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With that in mind, he'll probably be gassed to find out that his face has now been reimagined as a Pokémon card.
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J. insists that we stop to fill up my gas tank first, even though I just gassed up a few days ago.
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We got to that last inning of the game and we just got to the finish line and we were just gassed.
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So I'm gassed because I'm on the phone strategizing with arguably one of the best rappers period (top 5 of anyone's list)!
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Hellickson said the pitch was "a little up," and added that he grew "a little gassed" toward the end of his outing.
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In 2014, the military invaded Sarayaku land, and in 2015 indigenous protesters were beaten and tear-gassed by police during peaceful demonstrations.
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So you can imagine how gassed we are right now that Big Narstie's "BDL Anthem" has been remixed by Congo Natty—a.k.a.
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I stand with my then-wife Frida Baranek at Auschwitz gazing at the entangled piles of spectacles left behind by the gassed.
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So I have a lot of respect and admiration for people who were willing to go and be tear-gassed and arrested.
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Mr. Matumo said that demonstrators, mostly Lucha members, had been tear-gassed and arrested in Beni, another major city in eastern Congo.
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De Gaulle — bayoneted, gassed and captured during Germany's relentless attack on Verdun — was assumed to be among the hundreds of thousands dead.
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In November, the Bollywood actress Mallika Sherawat and her French partner were tear-gassed by three masked assailants in a botched robbery.
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Istanbul's pride events have been banned for the past three years, and people trying to march have been tear-gassed and arrested.
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Until then, I never thought that I'd be tear-gassed on an American street for saying that the police shouldn't kill people.
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The letter details Mirian's experience in which she fled Honduras in January seeking protection from government violence after her home was tear-gassed.
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But then again, with cardio, I'd bike about 343 miles and that first day, I was winded, I was gassed down in Arizona.
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However, Kim Kyung-Hoon, a photographer for Reuters who was present at the time, said the group was tear gassed without any warning.
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Syrians are being gassed to death, and we saw the pictures of what happened when Alan Kurdi's body washed up on the shores.
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Sometimes this went unpunished, but as the fight wore on and Leleco visibly gassed out, the counters came back at Leleco's unprotected face.
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But at least England appreciated that children seeking asylum deserved refuge and not to be tear-gassed for seeking shelter across its borders.
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And if we can't unite around the United States finally taking action after Arab children are gassed, then nothing will bring us together.
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Hokies defensive coordinator Bud Foster said it was "hard to say" if Virginia Tech's defenders were gassed by Syracuse's fast-paced spread offense.
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Brandon Morrow, who looked completely gassed in Game 23, came in with the bases loaded and got the Astros out of the jam.
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That changed on June 12, when officers tear-gassed and beat largely peaceful demonstrators who had gathered to protest a proposed extradition law.
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Hungary was widely criticized after a 2015 episode in which border authorities tear-gassed migrants and refugees in Serbia who wanted to enter.
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We were tense, we were fearful — indeed, I've been in the proximity of people getting shot and tear-gassed — but we were joyful.
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He maintained the murderous Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in power as he gassed and barrel-bombed his largely Sunni population into submission.
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The Irish looked gassed — mentally as well as physically — by the end, whereas West Virginia looked like it could have played another game.
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The problems with Matt Harvey are: All of which adds up to a simple and brutal conclusion: Matt Harvey looks almost permanently gassed.
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John Singer Sargent's large epic painting, "Gassed," shows a disturbing scene he saw near Ypres—the blinded casualties of a mustard gas attack.
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The stand-off eventually ended up when the police tear-gassed the crowd and closed the polling station before anyone could cast their vote.
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He was gassed and wounded on June 12, according to a small pocket diary he kept and that his descendants keep as a memento.
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During the Iran-Iraq war, from 1980 to 1988, the United Nations determined that Iranian troops were gassed by Saddam Hussein's military six times.
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A contest that prompted Lombard's return to the middleweight ranks, it could play well for Henderson that his future opponent gassed out so quickly.
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For 2,000 years, Jews were enslaved, oppressed, expelled, burned and gassed, all the while being told to go back to where they came from.
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The boys, and four others, also tear-gassed, are shackled and dragged outdoors, crying and gagging, where they are sprayed with a fire hose.
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Photos and videos of mostly student demonstrators being gassed helped fuel the outrage that ultimately drove hundreds of thousands of people into the streets.
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Despite a U.S.-Russian agreement to completely eliminate Syria's chemical weapons program after hundreds of people were gassed with sarin in Ghouta on Aug.
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This is not the first time that the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has gassed its own people, or denied doing so.
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She reportedly signed a voiceover deal with Disney after Prince Harry gassed her up to CEO Bob Iger back at the Lion King premiere.
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The protesters gassed in Paris on Friday had reportedly blockaded the Sully Bridge, a major crossing of the Seine River not far from Notre Dame.
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Some 19423,000 people a month were gassed or shot dead from August to September 1942, the peak of Nazi Germany's expansion into the Soviet Union.
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In August 2013, they were shot at by a sniper near eastern Ghouta, where hundreds of people had been gassed with the nerve agent sarin.
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They refuse to move, despite being tear-gassed by Macedonian police, and appeals by Greek authorities to move to organized camps deeper inside the country.
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Other footage from detention centers across the Northern Territory showed boys as young as 10 being tear-gassed, stripped naked and kept in solitary confinement.
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The New York Historical Society will display John Singer Sargent's monumental painting "Gassed" (1919) as part of its exhibition, World War I Beyond the Trenches.
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This has created a tinderbox in Greece—last week Macedonian police tear-gassed migrants who tried to storm the border—but breathing space for politicians.
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"And this norm--that women devalue themselves when they have too many likes, get too much attention, get "gassed up"--is misogynist & gross," she wrote.
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Foucault said he was tear-gassed at the French Cup final between Paris St.-Germain and Marseille at Stade de France a few weeks ago.
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Hundreds of migrants were tear-gassed as they tried to leave Greece for Macedonia, and nearly 1,000 Syrians and Afghans brawled at a detention center.
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In short, Stratim is the coordinator of when vehicles in ride-hailing fleets need to be gassed up (or recharged), cleaned, or have maintenance performed.
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In a film clip, a surviving former Sonderkommando recalled hearing the women being gassed muttering a prayer, "Shema Yisroel," as they clawed futilely for air.
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But I have to wonder what he might have become had he not been gassed, or what Jack might have become if he had lived.
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" When journalists pointed out that Hitler had ordered millions of Jews gassed to death, Spicer said that at least he moved them to "Holocaust centers.
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Other death camps, like Treblinka, where almost 900,000 Jews were gassed upon arrival, were leveled by the retreating Germans to obliterate evidence of the killing.
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I'm sure he'd appreciate a jettison pack tucked in his locker or maybe a plane gassed up and waiting on a frosty Minnesota tarmac at midnight.
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December 17thThe 1,000-year-old Muslim heritage of Aleppo, once Syria's largest metropolis, has turned to dust; its citizens have been shelled, bombed, starved and gassed.
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Many children slept in the open, scuffles broke out over food, and Macedonian forces tear-gassed migrants trying to storm past the razor-wire border fence.
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Dylan Voller also had been at the Darwin center and was one of six teens who the ABC report said were tear-gassed there in 2014.
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Sometimes evaluating an action through the lens of the law seems trivial when we are confronted with images of children being gassed by their own government.
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This week, his forces once again gassed their own people to death, including women and children, demonstrating Assad's complete disregard for the sanctity of human life.
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" Asked how he felt when he saw images of children and parents being tear-gassed, the President said his first thought was: "Why are they there?
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Hellickson said the 3-2 fastball to Walker was "a little up," and added that he grew "a little gassed" toward the end of his outing.
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"When I read the report about a week ago that kids and moms were being tear gassed, I just couldn't sleep," Jayapal told Politico on Saturday.
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Cable news feeds and front pages of newspapers and websites nationwide filled with images of burning buildings, police in riot gear, and protesters being tear gassed.
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"By the time I got up to the group I was gassed for a bit and obviously that's when they started to sprint away," said Thomas.
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Other reporters criticized the article, and his subsequent reporting on Syria, which questioned whether President Bashar al-Assad had gassed his own people, was similarly derided.
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Images from Syria of children gassed with sarin in recent years have horrified the world; imagine a death toll in South Korea a thousand times larger.
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I remember being afraid of being tear-gassed when I was protesting in the streets because I did not know whether it would affect my breastmilk.
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The mainstream media ignored police violence in Ferguson until it trended every night on Twitter with pictures and video of protesters being beaten and tear gassed.
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Images of migrants, including children, getting tear gassed as they tried to cross the border illegally near San Diego over the weekend only emboldened Democrats against compromise.
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It was Richard Spencer who organized a surprise rally like a coward and surrounded himself with a security detail while his followers were tear-gassed and arrested.
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Meg, a 21-year-old student at Dhaka University, said he was part of "an absolutely non-violent protest" when he and his friends got tear-gassed.
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There are fans out there claiming that McGregor gassed as if the fact that he wasn't cutting weight meant he took a whole camp off of running.
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Yet his heartfelt response to horrific images of gassed children in Syria, and decision to launch military action, appeared to completely reverse his stated foreign policy intentions.
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After Carwin gassed out waiting on a stoppage that never came in the first round, Lesnar immediately took the challenger down and submitted him in the second.
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See, Skaikru didn't want to leave their survival to chance, so they gassed all the guards in the chamber and somehow snuck their people into the bunker.
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In Syria Bashar al-Assad's rump state has bombed and gassed its people in a murderous civil war that has progressively merged with the one in Iraq.
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I think the biggest shock I experienced was when I saw my naked mother walking out of this barrack, knowing that she was going to be gassed.
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But no amount of foreign aid will extract democratic reforms from a blood-soaked dictator who burned his country and gassed his people to stay in power.
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Whenever I have seen Juan sort of maybe struggle in the heat or on TV and it looks like he's gassed out there, I can always relate.
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The latest protests followed racist slurs against Papuan students, whose dormitory was tear-gassed during their detention in the city of Surabaya on Java island on Aug.
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Dude seems like he's gassed from all the press he's been having to do ... not to mention all the other award shows where he's been killing it.
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Paris police tear-gassed protesters and arrested 163 people Saturday during a day of climate change and Yellow Vest demonstrations that turned violent when anarchists joined in.
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In a quiet residential street a few hundred meters away from where Fatimah was gassed, another rocket landed in front of a house during the same attack.
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The latest protests followed racist slurs against Papuan students, whose dormitory was tear gassed during their detention in the city of Surabaya on Java island on Aug.
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She told Reuters civilians risked being used as human shields or even gassed, noting that Islamic State has said it could use chemical weapons to defend the city.
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Lifeless infants cradled in their father's arms and grey-faced toddlers gassed to death should drive America and its allies closer together to fight the deaths of innocents.
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Among his most famous images are those of a protester throwing a bouquet of flowers and the tragic orphan Cosette, from the novel Les Misérables, being tear-gassed.
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But some of his other impulses, like his visceral emotional reaction to photographs of gassed Syrian children, push him in opposite directions on the exact same policy issue.
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Be smart: We know that Trump is responsive to traumatic images (including kids being gassed in Syria), and he's acutely attuned to how issues play in the media.
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And that was where, for the first time, after being tear-gassed to death, people turned around and grabbed something from a garbage can and threw something back.
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The protests were triggered by racist slurs against Papuan students, whose dormitory was tear gassed during their detention in the city of Surabaya on Java island on Aug.
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In December, Ms. Meza and two of her daughters were among hundreds of asylum seekers who were tear gassed by the Border Patrol as they approached the border.
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DeGrom lasted one more inning on the mound, with Callaway characterizing his ace as "gassed" after six innings in which he allowed eight hits and two earned runs.
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Suddenly, the incoming ministers found themselves watching videos of hundreds of migrants, including small children, rushing toward the border gates and getting tear-gassed by American border agents.
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"Any border security and immigration policy that results in mothers and children being gassed is not only cruel and morally reprehensible, but also an abject failure," said Rep.
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NEWTOWN, Pa. — Diane LeBas, a 71-year-old substitute teacher attending the Newtown Democrats' summer picnic on Sunday, recounted how she was tear-gassed protesting the Vietnam War.
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It was a wise move though because the kind Cowboys fan turned out to be hella resourceful ... and got Blackson all gassed up and back on the road.
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Carrie, back on American soil, moves her messed-up soul mate, Quinn (Rupert Friend), who's suffering the aftereffects of having been sarin-gassed, into her Bedford-Stuyvesant basement.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - The international chemical weapons watchdog was trying to determine on Monday whether dozens of people were gassed to death in an attack outside the Syrian capital Damascus.
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Mayweather pressed the attack straightaway in the 10th; McGregor, looking totally gassed, had nothing left, and as Floyd's punches began landing more fiercely, veteran referee Robert Byrd called it.
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Its 1,000-year-old Muslim heritage has turned to dust; Russian aircraft have targeted its hospitals and schools; its citizens have been shelled, bombed, starved and gassed (see article).
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Talabani's harshest lesson came in 1988 when Iraq gassed Kurdish towns near the Iranian border during an Iranian-PUK offensive in the waning days of the Iran-Iraq war.
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The Vikings essentially ran the same play right before this one, and so he knew his receivers were gassed, but he also knew they had to go for it.
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"The sight of people being gassed and blown away by barrel bombs ensures ... we hold open the possibility of future action," Spicer said without prompting earlier in the briefing.
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Mr. Trump also took a jab at former President Barack Obama, who declined to respond militarily to evidence that the Syrian government had gassed its own people in 2013.
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Will he have more moments of empathy for those who are victimized or need help — even if they are not innocent babies gassed to death by a brutal regime?
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Put aside that Assad is a butcher who has gassed and barrel-bombed his own people, igniting a war that has claimed the lives of an estimated 600,000 people.
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These extremely gassed holiday makers probably misheard Migo when he told them his name, and he probably could not be bothered to correct them, because look at their faces.
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Anyway, because there is so much new music being pumped into the world on a daily basis, it's obviously hard to get straight up gassed about all of it.
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Despite Syria's emphatic denials of having gassed its own citizens amid a prolonged civil war, Trump's actions left little doubt that the U.S. believe a chemical attack took place.
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After going through all the songs, LyricFind found lyrical plays on Tesla's electric battery ("Yes sir, never getting gassed like a Tesla") and its semi-autonomous driving system, Autopilot.
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The lesson that Assad seemed to draw from Obama's lonely act of self-liberation was that the West would not interfere the next time he gassed his own people.
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"You'll have irritation in the throat and the nose but you're not going to be gassed on the island," he added, because the fumes are diluted in the air.
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The toy was scary enough on its own, since the so-called "Plastigoop" probably off-gassed some unknown noxious fumes and shaved years off a generation of young lives.
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The driver seems to have been one of the detention center's guards, according to the Washington Post; after the attack, other detention center guards tear-gassed the protesting Jews.
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As protesters were tear-gassed and stun-gunned outside of City Hall, for example, the legislators voted to demolish 4,500 public housing apartments, nearly all home to African-Americans.
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My paternal grandfather fought through World War I in the Royal Field Artillery, surviving being shot, shelled, and gassed before American troops intervened to end the war in 1918.
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I likewise find it unnerving that he came to the right decision in an impulsive way, changing policy 180 degrees after compelling photos emerged of children gassed in Syria.
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Paris police tear-gassed protesters Saturday and arrested 163 people during a day of demonstrations that turned violent after anarchists wearing black infiltrated at least one of the protests.
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"We don't have the results of the tests yet but we already know it is positive," Piotrowski told Reuters by telephone, adding that the guinea fowl would be gassed.
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The president's human reaction to the suffering of those gassed by the Assad regime should extend to all the victims of Syria's civil war, including those fleeing its violence.
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As he stood by the tank and gassed up the whip, a BMW pulled up and the next thing he knew someone jumped inside, started the ignition and took off.
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In the West Bank village of Bil'in, near Ramallah, she was tear-gassed while demonstrating against the Israeli occupation and suffered damage to her hearing when sound bombs went off.
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Several protests were planned across different districts of Hong Kong from Thursday, including a teachers rally, and one organised by animal lovers upset that their pets were being tear-gassed.
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Hungary has even rehabilitated controversial national hero Admiral Miklos Horthy, the World War II-era dictator who allied with Nazi Germany and deported a half-million Jews to be gassed.
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Ex-'Top Gear' host Richard Hammond and a bunch of his houseguests were gassed and robbed in the South of France ... according to the guy's wife, who was also there.
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The answer is that it's where she can keep an eye on her soul mate, Quinn (Rupert Friend), who's living in a veterans' hospital after being sarin-gassed last season.
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The previous weekend, thousands of people demonstrated in rallies which were forcibly broken up with participants tear gassed and beaten by police, according to the United Nations' human rights office.
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"I've had this vest on when I was tear-gassed, when I was dragged out of the police department by my ankles, when I was shot at with bullets," Mckesson said.
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Venezuelan governor, former presidential candidate, and current leader of the opposition Henrique Capriles remerged days after being tear gassed and beaten while protesting with a conglomerate of opposition groups in Caracas.
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Every female friend that I have has been in my productions, helped behind the scenes, has gassed me up when I've felt like Ah I don't think I should do this.
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Kurds, who are scattered across Iraq, Iran, Turkey and Syria, suffered a particularly brutal fate under Saddam, who gassed them, buried them in mass graves and gave their land to Arabs.
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The civilians seemed to have expected to be gassed because some wore makeshift masks made from swim goggles attached to water bottles stuffed with fabric that would hopefully offer some protection.
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Angus: So I guess what we're talking about here is lads, in packs, getting gassed about a Bicep edit and taking their T-shirts off and waving them around their heads.
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But the world will never forget that when Arab children were gassed to death, one president decided that he would not spend weeks debating with Congress whether America must protect them.
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"You can't just demonstrate and get tear-gassed," said Jad Chaaban, an economics professor at the American University of Beirut who helped hatch the technocratic political movement, called Beirut, My City.
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We pulled into a filling station, he jumped out, gassed up, jumped back in, and tore ass out of the station and made a bad U-turn in front of traffic.
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Growing up in the southwestern region of Nyanza in the 1980s, Ms. Okore said police officers tear-gassed her school, shut down businesses and stoked a culture of fear and silence.
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Let that sink in for a moment: Bashar al-Assad gassed his own people, then bombed those desperately trying to save the lives of those suffering and dying from the chemicals.
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The difference in the game on Saturday was Tennessee defenders were on the field for a lot longer than their South Carolina counterparts and were gassed at the end of the game.
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Approximately seven people with more serious injuries — including two elders who were tear gassed and who suffered near cardiac arrest — were sent to a hospital in Bismark for emergency treatment, said Archambault.
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Under Saddam Hussein, Iraq gassed the rebellious Kurds at Halabja in 1988; under Hafez al-Assad, Syria flattened the city of Hama in 1982 to crush an uprising by the Muslim Brotherhood.
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In 1985, she and Maroko settled another high-profile case: A group of Holocaust deniers had offered fifty thousand dollars to anyone who could produce evidence that Jews were gassed at Auschwitz.
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The people of Nabi Saleh are among the few who still regularly protest and resist the occupation, and Ehrenreich accompanies them on marches, getting tear-gassed more times than I can count.
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Bollywood star Mallika Sherawat -- a fierce feminist who has stood strong for women's rights in India -- was beaten and tear gassed just blocks from the Paris apartment where Kim Kardashian was robbed.
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I feel nothing of the torturous pain and despair that political prisoners must feel and bear, even what Fautrier must have felt when he was gassed fighting in the first World War.
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Many were unimpressed because Jones didn't pick up a stoppage against an opponent who was visibly gassed from the second round onwards but I could never blame a fighter for fighting methodically.
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As shown in "The Cave," the field hospitals that were able to operate in some of those tunnels even treated civilians who had been gassed in a chlorine attack just last year.
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"Nicotine from e-cigarettes could have also been transported by people and off-gassed in the theater, or this could be occurring in other places where people enter after vaping," Gentner said.
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Israel has little stomach for Mr. Assad's regaining full control of Syria: One senior government official likened it to "swallowing a poisoned frog," given that Mr. Assad had gassed his own people.
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The head of an investment firm told The New Yorker that he keeps a gassed-up helicopter on standby at all times and has an underground bunker with an air-filtration system.
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The activist generation that "voted for President Obama twice and still got tear gassed" during protests for black freedom felt viscerally the failures of identity politics in the streets, courts, and classrooms.
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On Wednesday, security forces tear-gassed protesters who had gathered to demonstrate in front of the Supreme Court, and nearby roads had been blocked ahead of the much anticipated but contentious hearing.
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Press secretary Spicer rankled still further when he said during a press conference that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad was worse than Hitler, because at least Hitler hadn't gassed his own people.
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When the Syrian government gassed to death more than 1,400 people on the outskirts of Damascus in August 2013 it seemed inevitable that America would respond by launching air strikes against the regime.
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Security permitting, a team from the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons will deploy briefly to the site where dozens of people were allegedly gassed on April 7, two diplomatic sources said.
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Voller also was one of six teens who the ABC report said were tear-gassed in 2014 at the Don Dale center in Darwin, about 1,290 kilometers (800 miles) northwest of Alice Springs.
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In the end, I took the smallest child, we went into the bathhouse, gave [the child] a good hot bath... soon [the children] recovered completely only to be sent back... to be gassed.
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"It's a great irony that the history of the United States has shown that until bullets start flying, until people die, until people are gassed, that the nation doesn't pay attention," Mas said.
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Imagine a scenario in which a Russian air defense missile shoots down an American aircraft launched as a result of "passionate intensity" and a desire for revenge in the name of gassed children.
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Obama announced in 2012 that Syria's use of chemical weapons would be "a red line" — but then did little to punish President Bashar al-Assad of Syria when he gassed his own people.
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Rocky Tuan, wasn't spared being tear-gassed: He tried to defuse the situation with the police, but was told that he could not control his students and now was no time to negotiate.
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Facing a fourth-and-1 at the Fresno State 44 with 2 minutes 44 seconds remaining, Helton declined to punt because his defense — which was supposed to be in better shape — was gassed.
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Assad figured that if he just gunned down or poison-gassed enough Syrian Sunnis he could turn their democracy efforts into a sectarian struggle against his Shiite-Alawite regime — and presto, it worked.
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So, according to Spicer, Hitler only gassed people in "Holocaust centers" — not a term used by anyone in the history of ever — but didn't "drop" the gas on "his own people" in towns.
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Natural gas is less toxic than town gas, which is derived from coal, so the potential benefits were huge, not least that the suicide rate fell as fewer people gassed themselves with their ovens.
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I observed a peaceful feminist protest on November 25 last year—the day women across the globe protest violence against women—and riot police blocked, tear gassed and harassed the women protesting in Istanbul.
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She's gotten attention for her supposed "anti-war" posturing but has also been an apologist for war criminals like Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, who has repeatedly gassed his own people with chemical attacks.
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RELATED: Syrian chemical attack victims gassed as they slept "I will tell you that attack on children yesterday had a big impact on me, big impact," Trump said from the White House Rose Garden.
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While the U.S. Customs and Border Protection agency said it released the tear gas in response to several migrants throwing projectiles at agents, Kyung-Hoon says the group was tear gassed without any warning.
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"On Passover no less, Sean Spicer has engaged in Holocaust denial, the most offensive form of fake news imaginable, by denying Hitler gassed millions of Jews to death," Steven Goldstein said in a statement.
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Hitler murdered something in the region of 28500,6900 German Jews during the Holocaust, not to mention the millions of others who were gassed at Birkenau, Belzec, Treblinka, Bergen-Belsen and so many other camps.
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Branca was arguably gassed well before he served up Thomson's shot; he pitched eight times in September, making six starts, and was hit hard, giving up seven homers and 27 runs in 33 innings.
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"Neo-Nazis don't sit quietly in their basements admiring the historical significance of Nazi paraphernalia, nor do they use them to honor the memory of those gassed by the Nazi regime," he told me.
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In the first meeting, he seemed completely gassed when the fight hit the ground, and Diaz will definitely want to press home his advantage should he force the fight onto his terrain next weekend.
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These independent studies looked at what chemicals were in the tires, how much the chemicals out-gassed, how children were actually exposed and what happened as the fields heated up in the warmer months.
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Unable to lay eggs and lacking the genetic enhancements that define broiler chickens (those raised for meat), male chicks born in the egg-laying industry are ground alive, gassed, or otherwise killed shortly after hatching.
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Survivors of the Ghouta attack four years ago never lost the fear they could be gassed again at any moment, said Amer Zaydan, a 28-year-old school director from another part of eastern Ghouta.
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The video PETA sent includes footage of dead animals, live rats stuffed in plastic bags and stored in a freezer and numerous small animals being dumped in a "waste-filled cooler" and gassed to death.
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He can't even do anything about the plight of the cat that lived in the dead girl's apartment, except bring it to animal control, where it's sentenced to be gassed to death in ten days.
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"Denial" begins with Mr. Irving loudly interrupting one of Ms. Lipstadt's lectures at Emory University in Atlanta, where she teaches history, by offering $1,000 to anyone who can prove the Nazis gassed Jews at Auschwitz.
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" The ex-Everton star is a British legend on the pitch ... and his arrival has plenty of people gassed up for American soccer -- including Rooney himself, who says, "All right D.C. Let's get to work.
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Trump received widespread condemnation this year for his hysterical response to a group of migrants and asylum seekers traveling from Central America to the American border, where some of them — including children — were tear-gassed.
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I was too mortified to go back to the place I'd gassed up, but I found another yoga studio, a tiny one run by a former corporate executive in the downstairs floor of her home.
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Even if a nine-year-old boy managed to get past the initial selection at Auschwitz—most children were gassed on arrival—he would not have had the leisure to sit and talk for hours.
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Osaka bounced Gauff routinely, Williams was denied history, Dimitrov sputtered after his statement win against Roger Federer, Monfils lost in a heartbreaking fifth-set tiebreaker, and Townsend looked gassed in her final set against Andreescu.
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Hanham warned that the North is moving beyond liquid-fuel missiles, which much be gassed up just before launch, to more advanced ones that use solid fuel, which can be stored inside the weapon indefinitely.
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The United Nations has said the battle would require the world's biggest and most complex humanitarian effort, which could leave up to 1 million people homeless and see civilians used as human shields or even gassed.
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Whether you agreed with it or not, Trump's decision to launch a missile strike on Syria after the Assad regime gassed a rebel stronghold, killing innocent civilians, is for now the seminal moment of this presidency.
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I was crushed when that girl's arm got blown off... I myself ended up with a concussion, got tear-gassed and maced and stood in the freezing cold whilst they were spraying us with water cannons.
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When some arrived at the border, they were tear-gassed en masse by a Border Patrol whose reinforcements included a deployment of thousands of U.S. soldiers, the largest deployment of troops during peacetime in a century.
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Hernandez, Mariners hold on to beat White Sox CHICAGO — Even before he took the mound, Felix Hernandez knew how gassed the Seattle Mariners' bullpen was and the longer he could work on Friday night, the better.
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Having the best pro wrestler in the world sell the punches of a nearly 50-year-old non-athlete in the early parts of the match was almost painful to watch, and McMahon was gassed early.
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In recent weeks, Dakota Access Pipeline protesters have been tear gassed, sprayed with water cannons in freezing temperatures, and shot with rubber bullets by a police force using military-style vehicles and violent riot suppression tactics.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China urged France on Monday to take more effective measures to ensure the safety of its nationals visiting the country, after a group of 40 Chinese tourists was tear-gassed and robbed in Paris.
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And the fact that the White House kicked off the annual post-Thanksgiving celebration of its holiday look while children were being tear-gassed at the US-Mexico border made the situation even grimmer for many.
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The episode, at the San Ysidro crossing that links San Diego and Tijuana, Mexico, became a focus of outrage, particularly after a photograph of a woman and her young daughters being tear-gassed attracted international attention.
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Hitler, who had served with German Jews in the war, spread the idea that Jews had been the enemy within, proposing that the German Army would have won had some of them been gassed to death.
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As the tear-gassed crowd was pushed away with water cannons on Friday, the police in riot gear entered the media group and threw out all the journalists, editors and staff, including the editor-in-chief.
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"On Passover no less, Sean Spicer has engaged in Holocaust denial, the most offensive form of fake news imaginable, by denying Hitler gassed millions of Jews to death," executive director Steven Goldstein said in a statement.
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Millions of dollars in donations and goods have flowed into the camps for months as the tribe's fight and the scenes of protesters being tear-gassed and sprayed with freezing water stirred outrage on social media.
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"These people who have been killed and gassed and human rights violations against them will never accept Assad as their rightful ruler and they will join or become radicalized in order to fight him," he added.
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He didn't mention Italy's own adventures in Africa in the 19th and 20th centuries, when Italian troops are said to have raped, murdered and gassed civilians, bombed the Red Cross and starved children held in detention.
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The New York Times reported that Mr Trump's change of policy was an "emotional act" by a president horrified by the images of gassed children on TV. Who know what images will stir him into action next?
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What Santos is known for more than anything is a brawling style, gassing in every fight (he gassed in this one after three minutes of holding side control, unanswered) and for getting knocked out quite a lot.
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It included footage of teenagers being tear gassed and one boy being bound in a manner that would not look out of place in Guantanamo Bay, and the outlet shared a number of those clips on Facebook.
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"The sight of people being gassed and blown away by barrel bombs ensures that if we see this kind of action again, we hold open the possibility of future action," White House spokesman Sean Spicer told reporters.
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"They come and repress us when in their homes they're suffering too," said Maria Olivares, 28, an education student at a protest in Caracas on Wednesday, after a hefty National Guard and police contingent tear-gassed demonstrators.
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Rookies go flat-out until they get gassed, flinging their body around trying to impress coaches and spending way too much time on the ground, getting in veterans' way and posing a risk to themselves and others.
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Sanctions against Russia over Ukraine are in place and Syria was hit with 59 Tomahawk missiles after the Assad regime allegedly gassed civilians — while Chinese President Xi Jinping was visiting Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida.
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Asked about Assad's use of chemical weapons on civilians, the press secretary said that Adolf Hitler "didn't even sink to using chemical weapons" against "his own people" during World War II, apparently forgetting that Hitler gassed millions.
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AMSTERDAM, March 8 (Reuters) - Thousands of people have been fatally gassed with nerve agents on battlefields since World War Two, most recently in Iraq and Syria, but they are not a weapon of choice for urban assassinations.
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Returning from a lengthy lay off in January of 2009, Rua took on the forty four year old Mark Coleman and while Coleman was obviously in no shape to be fighting any more, Rua gassed out hard.
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A local doctors' rights group said it had treated 85033 gunshot wounds and numerous assault cases in recent days, the AP reported, and residents in Harare said they were tear-gassed by police as they sought food.
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So according to the cold, hard economics of the factory farm, male chicks are ground up or gassed soon after they hatch—hundreds of millions a year, according to the farm animal advocates at the Humane League.
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While Twin Atlantic's take on Springsteen's "The Rising" might raise an eyebrow, you may not be able to get your uncle bopping to Years & Years, or your nan getting gassed about Lower Than Atlantis' Robbie Williams cover.
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While Americans have fought and died for the right to select their leaders in elections, thousands more have been clubbed, gassed, exiled and imprisoned in the fight to get the right to nominate candidates in direct primaries.
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His choice of language in criticizing the Syrian government set off an intense backlash, after he suggested that President Bashar al-Assad was worse than Hitler — without acknowledging that Hitler gassed his own people during the Holocaust.
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Once inside, they soon faced an impossible choice: stay inside until supplies run out, or leave the university and risk getting tear gassed and arrested for rioting, a charge which can fetch a 10-year prison sentence.
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Her day job is toiling at a foundation that provides aid to Muslims in the United States — and keeping an eye on her soul mate, Quinn (Rupert Friend), now a crack-smoking addict after being sarin-gassed.
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Potentially infested possessions can also be heated in a device like a PackTite, or gassed in sealed containers with DDVP pest strips, though the Centers for Disease Control has officially warned misuse of DDVP carries serious health risks.
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Related: Inside Taza, the Iraqi Town Gassed by the Islamic State Eight villages had been retaken by Friday, according to the international coalition, but Peshmerga leaders and a number of Iraqi soldiers said several of those remained contested.
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LATRILLE, France (Reuters) - Workers wearing masks and protective clothes gassed thousands of ducks in southwest France on Friday, in a massive cull that was ordered in an attempt to prevent a spread of the H5N953 bird flu virus.
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"On Passover no less, Sean Spicer has engaged in Holocaust denial, the most offensive form of fake news imaginable, by denying Hitler gassed millions of Jews to death," said Steven Goldstein, executive director of the Anne Frank Center.
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This week in art news: Gagosian agreed to pay a $4.28-million tax settlement, an arrest warrant was issued for Russian dissident artist Oleg Vorotnikov, and John Singer Sargent's "Gassed" travelled to New York for the first time.
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How Moscow will seek to reconcile its future influence in Syria with its support for a man and a regime that have gassed, barrel-bombed and killed scores of thousands of Syrian citizens is not at all clear.
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" Mr. Lucich, on the other hand, has been there since August, and "so far I have been maced four times, grabbed twice but never arrested, tear-gassed a dozen times and had grenades go off at my feet.
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The inspectors from the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons are in Syria to investigate an April 7 incident in which Western countries and rescue workers say scores of civilians were gassed to death by government forces.
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It was just great to see two good heavyweights come in with clear gameplans, watch them play out against each other, and see both men there and still capable of fighting without being horrendously gassed in the fifth round.
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With absolutely no one around for miles and a gassed-up hot rod waiting in the garage, this moment stands as June's last chance to escape Gilead's oppressive, violent, sexually assaulting thumb before bringing her child into the world.
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"Gassed" (803, pictured above), John Singer Sargent's masterpiece on loan from the Imperial War Museum in London, captures the conflict's scale (the canvas is 90.5x240 inches), its human casualties and its near-evisceration of a generation of European men.
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This trip was a lot harder than the spring caravan: Mexico closed its gates at the Guatemala border, authorities tear-gassed migrants, and people walked through the state of Chiapas under the constant deafening sound of federal police helicopters.
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As a comparison, he pointed to President Barack Obama's 2013 declaration that chemical weapons use in Syria would cross a "red line" -- and decision not to attack after President Bashar al-Assad gassed and killed more than 1,400 people.
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The Falcons defense—gassed by the Patriots' 93-46 advantage in offensive plays and gutted by a game-sealing interception turned game-saving reception—provided little resistance to Brady as he led the Pats to the game-tying score.
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The Titans aren't a great matchup as a rushing defense, but they're not a horrible one either, and with this game in Denver, maybe Lindsay can take advantage of a few gassed defenders for a big play or two.
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Shorn from the newly dead by the sonderkommandos, Jews whose job it was, for extra food or cigarettes, to drag the freshly gassed corpses from the chamber and wrench the gold teeth from their mouths and shave their heads.
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But a week later, we found ourselves rushing — on the roads where I had been tear gassed eight months earlier, past government buildings that were now heavily fortified against protesters — to the hospital in the middle of the night.
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Many artists interpreted the terrible mortality of World War I and its new technologies, from John Singer Sargent with his 1919 "Gassed" showing the horrifying effects of mustard gas, to Otto Dix, who responded to his harrowing experiences with trench warfare.
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One week after the attack—the deadliest use of chemical weapons since Saddam Hussein gassed Iraqi Kurds in 1988—John Kerry delivered one of his most bellicose speeches as secretary of state, arguing the case for American military action in Syria.
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While Aliakbari has impressed with his extensive wrestling skills, he showed that tournament fighting—which requires multiple fights over a short period of time—is not perhaps suited to his physique, given how he gassed in each of his contests.
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During World War I, this stretch of pastoral landscape, which the generals (and now historians) called the Ypres Salient, was one of the most heavily trenched, mined, mortared, bombed, gassed, pillaged, burned, and bullet-riddled places along the Western Front.
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The country I was watching on live TV didn't feel mine; I felt as unsafe as I had during Gezi, when civilians were beaten, tear gassed, detained by the police, women like me dragged on the sidewalks from their hair.
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Mckesson, who has been arrested and tear gassed during various protests, is appalled the brain trust at Pepsi didn't have a clue the ad -- which conveys the message a can of Pepsi can resolve the conflict -- was so tone-deaf.
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The first demonstration I reported on was with them, the first time I was tear gassed, the first time riot police detained me and the first time I jumped off the back of a security service pick-up truck and ran.
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There is a reason these images have become identified according to what the protagonist is wearing; woman in a summer dress, not woman facing policemen, or woman in Baton Rouge; woman in a red dress, not woman being tear-gassed.
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"I've been through a lot on the way there, from getting tear gassed, shot at and beaten, to getting psychologically tortured by the soldiers and having to stand up on one foot, take off my shirt and so on," Canaan recalls.
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Among Green's new friends are prominent right-wing vlogger Blair White, a transgender YouTuber who has argued that allowing children to transition is child abuse and that transgender identity is "a fad," and who once suggested refugees need to be gassed.
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More than a million people, mainly European Jews, were gassed, shot or hanged at the camp, or died of neglect, starvation or disease, before the Soviet Red Army entered its gates in early 1945 during its decisive advance on Berlin.
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More than a million people, mainly European Jews, were gassed, shot or hanged at the camp, or died of neglect, starvation or disease, before the Soviet Red Army entered its gates in early 1945 during its decisive advance on Germany.
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In addition to recent protests in London and Paris (where some participants were tear-gassed), the group has aimed at the news media, with demonstrations last month outside the offices of The New York Times, The Washington Post and Fox News.
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"Today I walk for my brother, who is diabetic, and who, like my mom, can't find medicine," added Pizarro, part of a new generation of opposition leaders who have been at the forefront of protests and often been tear-gassed.
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Police tear-gassed and baton-charged the rock-throwing protesters in Rawalpindi, 20 km (12 miles) from Islamabad, as both sides prepared for his plan to shut down the capital next week to try to force Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif to resign.
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Once you've seen the ovens where Jews were burned, the showers where they were gassed, and the lines of skeletal prisoners standing in front of corpse-filled mass graves as they wait to be executed, it stays with you like emotional scar tissue.
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The United Nations said last week it was bracing for the world's biggest and most complex humanitarian effort in the battle for the city, which could make up to 1 million people homeless and see civilians used as human shields or even gassed.
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For a certain period last year, my own Twitter notifications became a hate-pit of anti-Semitic memes crudely depicting former colleagues being gassed by members of Trump's family in SS garb simply because they'd written honest reports about the GOP candidate.
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"This is a state led by a medical doctor and yet is believed to have gassed its own people; has attacked hospitals and bombed civilian neighborhoods with indiscriminate explosive weapons; and maintains tens of thousands of detainees in inhuman conditions," Zeid said.
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"The fact that many leaders are considering or willing to deal with him today as if he has not gassed his own people or tortured thousands to death is an indictment of the current policy environment across the world," Mr. Houry said.
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His father died when he was a young boy from lingering effects of being gassed in World War I, and Montlaur moved to Paris, where, through regular visits with his uncle to the Louvre and other museums, he grew into a promising painter.
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In Defense of Animals estimates, by enacting this law, California will save countless coyotes, chinchillas, foxes, mink, rabbits, and other fur-bearing animals from being "gassed, bludgeoned, electrocuted" and "having their necks broken" so they can be used in animal fur products.
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Early on in Donald Trump's presidency when discussing the use of chemical weapons in Syria, his first press secretary, Sean Spicer, uttered a bold-faced untruth -- that Hitler never gassed his own people -- thus erasing the genocide of German Jews by their leader.
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Blending actual events with a fictional story, Mr. Wexler filmed Ms. Bloom — dressed in an easily seen canary yellow dress — walking through Grant Park, hoping to find her son while encountering demonstrators who had been bloodied and tear-gassed by police officers.
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In an interview aired on Good Morning America Wednesday, the first daughter, 37, discussed the viral images taken over the weekend that show families, including children in diapers, being tear-gassed by U.S. Border Patrol as they approached a partial wall between Mexico and California.
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But also—I'm being cynical here—this is happening in a context of a political climate in this country where he was losing the narrative, so behaving like a president, saving children that are being gassed, might also serve his political prospects at home.
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So it was no surprise that as the Wall Street Journal reported, intercepted phone calls between Russian officials and Iranian counterparts caught them boasting how "easy" it was to stop Obama from retaliating when Bashar Assad gassed to death 1,500 civilians in August 2013.
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But one suspects a different fate awaits this man, now best known for being portrayed on "Saturday Night Live" by Melissa McCarthy at a motorized podium, and for appearing to forget, live on air, that Hitler had gassed millions of Jews in the Holocaust.
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We were tear gassed (it wafted up from the park across the sidewalk), were locked down more times than I can now remember, and watched Heather Heyer being killled and others injured in real time, via livestream, while hearing a helicopter hovering over our heads.
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However, when Trump sees the images of gassed children, he flips in the other direction and issues missiles to Syria — as he did on Friday and last year when news reports and allied intelligence indicated Assad had used chemical weapons to murder Syrian civilians.
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Examining the practice of immigration detention today, as Central Americans are fleeing their home countries for the United States, demonstrates that the failure of our asylum system extends far beyond the instances in which migrants are tear-gassed and children are separated from their parents.
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The article by medical historian Herwig Czech published in the journal Molecular Autism says that Asperger referred severely disabled children to Vienna's notorious Am Spiegelgrund clinic where almost 800 children died under the Nazi program — many of them by lethal injection or being gassed.
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Iranian decisionmaking is guided by a litany of harsh strategic realities, including: A weak conventional military; a dearth of state allies; decades of foreign interference; and vivid memories of a devastating invasion, which saw the United States backing Saddam Hussein while he gassed Iranian villages.
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I was in Chicago at the 1968 convention — we were being tear-gassed and all that — but what really interested me was that I ran into Allen Ginsberg and William S. Burroughs and Jean Genet together, and for me that was the formative experience.
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Since renewed demonstrations erupted in June this year, Lo has also embraced the protesters - whose demands include full democracy, as well as an independent inquiry into perceived police brutality - and was tear gassed alongside students at the besieged Chinese University of Hong Kong this month.
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Former President Barack Obama had famously warned that the use of chemical weapons would cross a "red line" and trigger a direct US military response, but ultimately shied away from using force even after Assad gassed more than 1,500 people to death in 2013.
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I met with her and all of her command staff, and I told her that she could have hired five extra guards for $500 when she spent $700 on pepper spray, which runs the risk of people panicking and thinking they're being gassed and somebody getting trampled.
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Last Thursday, the Vengaboys gassed up the ol' Vengabus, and boom boom boom boom, the bus came rolling through to Vienna for a performance of "We're Going to Ibiza"—along with their other hits—in front of the Federal Chancellery for a crowd of cheering leftists.
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I think of my fellow immigrants without such freedoms — the families who have been kept apart by discriminatory travel bans, forcibly separated at the border, tear-gassed as they fled their homelands to seek safety, all by a country that recognizes me as one of its own.
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This week, famously gaffe-prone White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer is in hot water after comparing Adolf Hitler favorably to Syrian dictator Bashar Assad and in the process saying that Hitler didn't use chemical weapons—when in fact he gassed millions to death in concentration camps.
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ERBIL (Reuters) - The United Nations says it bracing for the world's biggest and most complex humanitarian effort in the upcoming battle for the Iraqi city of Mosul, which could make up to 1 million people homeless and see civilians used as human shields or even gassed.
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Never mind that the perpetrators of the referenced incidents were left-wing leaders — President Franklin D. Roosevelt in the case of U.S. internments, Adolf Hitler regarding the Holocaust — or that, in the case of the latter, millions of people were gassed and murdered in other ways.
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The Plath we initially encounter in these letters seems very far from the person who, just a few years earlier, had attempted suicide with her mother's sleeping pills; and perhaps even farther from the person who, a few years later, gassed herself in her London kitchen.
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Franz Suchomel, a former SS functionary at Treblinka who had been convicted of war crimes and spent six years in prison, told Mr. Lanzmann (in confidence, or so he thought) that it was not true, as some Jews claimed, that 18,000 a day were gassed at Treblinka.
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Europe is not alone in its inability to handle migration, as the United States has militarized the southern border, tear-gassed families seeking asylum and deflected responsibility for the death of a 7-year-old Guatemalan girl, Jakelin Caal Maquin, who died recently in United States custody.
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So yes, abdominal stretches are boring as sin and just filler between interesting moves in the wrestling ring... but at least now you can imagine all the cool things that could be done from that position as two gassed guys catch their breath before attempting the next spot.
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He had previously argued that America should do "nothing" to try to stop its six-year-old civil war—even after Mr Assad gassed over 1,400 civilians in 2013 Mr Trump had urged Mr Obama not to take the military action he now blames him for having not taken.
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" Spicer then attempted to clarify his statements but actually made it worse for himself, basically saying, as Beauchamp writes, that "Hitler only gassed people in 'Holocaust centers' — not a term used by anyone in the history of ever — but didn't 'drop' the gas on 'his own people' in towns.
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Just a couple of weeks before this conversation, she gassed me up in person as I sang along to every word on her Tina Snow EP. Tucked away in a photography studio in Manhattan's Flatiron District, she wanted her own songs to set the mood for our shoot.
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This week, famously gaffe-prone White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer is in hot water after comparing Adolf Hitler favorably to Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad and in the process saying that Hitler didn't use chemical weapons—when in fact he gassed millions to death in concentration camps.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer sparked uproar last week when he said Nazi leader Adolf Hitler did not use chemical weapons during World War II. Spicer mentioned Hitler, whose regime gassed millions of Jews during the Holocaust, while making a point about reported chemical weapons use in Syria.
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"I was gassed when I got my first DJ booking at a local under 18's show back in 2006, so I can't explain how excited I am to be DJing across in the U.S for the first time 10 years later," he said to THUMP via email.
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In muffling the No. 3 Rams, the league's highest-scoring offense, No. 6 Atlanta played as fast and physical Saturday night as it did against New England in last year's Super Bowl until, gassed by all the time it spent on the field, it wilted in the fourth quarter.
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This is ridiculous on her part, after holding out all summer as she has while protesters have been tear-gassed, maimed and subjected to cruel treatment by the police — and while much of the city's population has supported them, turning up for marches in the hundreds of thousands.
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Watching him bound across the stage to a gassed-up crowd still sticky with sunscreen residue and delirious from sun, pool party foam and those neon cocktails you get in jugs, what struck me most was realizing just how many stone-cold bangers this man has racked up over the years.
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" Spicer last week caused an uproar during a press briefing when he said that Nazi leader Adolf Hitler, whose regime gassed millions of Jews and others during the Holocaust, did not use chemical weapons during World War II. In that same press briefing he also called concentration camps "Holocaust centers.
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Although friends and foes alike faulted him for not following through on his threat to retaliate when Syria gassed its own people in 2013, Mr. Obama would counter that he had actually achieved a better result through an agreement with President Bashar al-Assad to surrender all of his chemical weapons.
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In the past, people may not have known how fur is stolen from minks and other animals, but today you'd have to have been living under a rock not to be aware that thinking, feeling animals are caged, electrocuted, gassed, stomped on or harmed in other ghastly ways for their fur.
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The fights when Belfort has gassed out or given up have not been ones where he has been made to wait for his opportunity, they are the ones where he has been made to work—maybe even had some success—and the opponent is still there after he has thrown his best blows.
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"The problem with Sean Spicer and this administration is, they don't have the DNA of compassion and they don't have the DNA of the knowledge of history and I come from a people who lost 6,000 people a day gassed in Auschwitz -- any sixth-grader knows what Sean Spicer should know," he added.
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A Honduran family who got tear-gassed can stay in the US -- for now Of all the recent images of migrants at the border, one is seared into many Americans' minds: a mother on the Mexican side of the border yanking her diaper-clad daughters away from tear gas fired by US authorities.
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" Last week, Carlson's liberal antithesis, MSNBC's Chris Hayes, reacted to the plight of people at the US-Mexican border, tweeting, "How much do you have to believe in the promise of America to walk 1000 miles with your children, get tear-gassed at the border, and *still* want to come live here?
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There are the fish, turtles, dolphins, and other marine life killed as "bycatch" in industrial fishing operations; the male chicks gassed or ground to death in egg farms where they're unnecessary; and male pigs who are castrated, in most countries sans anesthetic, to avoid "boar taint" from making their meat overly musky.
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In the Netflix interview, Melkersen criticized the tests, adding: "One cannot help to think back throughout history of another series of events involving individuals being gassed by a person who was actually at the opening of the very first Volkswagen factory," an apparent reference to Nazi leader Adolf Hitler and the Holocaust.
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It is generally held that by increasingly rounding off the Cubists' sharp edges, Léger became more of a Tubist, an evolution sparked because, in his World War I army days (when he was almost lethally mustard gassed), he had been inspired by ogling the silver barrel of a gun gleaming in the sun.
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This is a big and important move — and one that could bode well for Trump's ability to navigate thorny global challenges ranging from the carnage in Syria, where Bashar al-Assad just gassed his own people, to North Korea's explicit talk of using nuclear weapons against the US and its allies in Asia.
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What he'll actually lecture about is irrelevant: students in a social justice school should never trust a man who brazenly lied about Trump's Muslim ban by refusing to call it a ban, who didn't know that Hitler gassed his own people and who otherwise served as a willing servant in a proto-fascist administration.
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It conjures up images of the horrors of World War I, where both sides gassed each other, and raises the dark prospect of the American troops who poured into Iraq in search of Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass destruction now running the risk of being hit by chemical weapons fired by the Islamic State.
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"As an Alaska native, when I first started seeing the videos on social media of the Water Protectors being sprayed with water cannons, tear gassed and shot at with rubber bullets days before Thanksgiving, I felt like I was watching my own family members being beaten, and I had to get down there," he said.
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The redline was probably one of those glaring points where he truly did go backwards in terms of strength, when he literally put that redline and said, Syria, you know, you&aposve got to do these things, don&apost gas your own people, and, of course, after Syria gassed their own people, he sat back and let it go.
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Besides being ground-and-pound's missing link between Mark Coleman and Fedor Emelianenko, Ortiz was a master manipulator of his weight and he was rarely the smaller fighter, manhandling and brutalizing Jerry Bohlander, Guy Mezger, and, until he gassed out in the fourth round of a fight from 1999 that's still really cool to watch, Frank Shamrock.
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As an American and as a member of a people who were gassed to death for three years at a rate of 28503,22019 per day, I offer my gratitude to the president for having elevated the value of life in Syria, where more than half a million have already been murdered while the world stood by in silence.
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But whether you consider it a nuanced balance of technical prowess and masterful pop songwriting or "wishy-washy funk-lite designed purely for early-evening wine bars in the provinces," what is clear is that Jamiroquai are back after a near decade and I am now as gassed as everyone I saw spaffing over "Automaton" on Facebook in January.
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The Syrian war has taken over 400,000 lives and displaced millions of people since erupting in 2011; all sides have committed innumerable war crimes, including murder, torture and rape; civilian populations have been massacred by barrel bombs, gassed and deliberately denied food and health services; the Islamic State has spread unspeakable terror in areas it conquered.
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In the interview for a documentary aired by streaming service Netflix, Melkersen criticized the tests, adding: "One cannot help to think back throughout history of another series of events involving individuals being gassed by a person who was actually at the opening of the very first Volkswagen factory," an apparent reference to Nazi leader Adolf Hitler and the Holocaust.
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Discussing Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's attacks on his citizens, the White House press secretary said Tuesday that Adolf Hitler "didn't even sink to using chemical weapons" during World War II. Apparently forgetting the millions of Jews Hitler gassed to death, Spicer was swiftly fact-checked in real time by a nimble chyron writer at MSNBC: What a chyron pic.twitter.
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But he has found time in his domestic idyll to co-write, with the TV and film writer Krysty Wilson-Cairns, his first screenplay: "1917"—a hard-charging First World War saga, loosely based on a story told to him by his grandfather, who was gassed in the trenches but survived—which he will direct and Steven Spielberg's Amblin Entertainment will co-produce.
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Uploaded last night in celebration of Pokémon's 20th anniversary, Trainer JME is sitting in his home studio, gassed beyond belief, waxing lyrical about how the shiny Charizard has evaded him throughout the years, but things are coming up Pallet Town now, because he has an entire god damn plaque full of shiny Charizard variants acquired through swapping with fans and friends.
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Still, it was clear that both men had been trying like hell to figure out Where We Went Wrong, how the world they had built was now broken in two, and the country they had tried so hard to strengthen had, just a day before, tear-gassed women and children to keep them from entering the United States via our southern border.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer caused an uproar on Tuesday when he said that Nazi leader Adolf Hitler, whose regime gassed millions of Jews during the Holocaust, did not use chemical weapons during World War II. Spicer stumbled while trying to make a point about Syrian President Bashar Assad, who is accused of employing chemical weapons against his citizens.
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As a white woman with a balayage who owns a number of cacti, it's kind of obvious that I'd be gassed to see Haim (though for what it's worth, I do actually think they're three of the best pop songwriters and performers out there—lead vocalist Danielle in particular is a menace with an axe), but it was even more of a treat to see them as a surprise.
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Dramatically hemmed in on one side by the separation Wall, and named in a recent survey as the most heavily tear-gassed location on the planet, Aida camp is renowned as both a site of youth resistance as well as artistic production, ranging from the graffiti and murals that cover the Wall to The Key of Return itself, a large-scale work of social sculpture curated by the Youth Center.
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But then he saw images of people being tear gassed by Mexican federal police and heard the threats President Donald Trump hurled at this new caravan trying to incite his base as the midterm elections in the US drew near, so when Irineo Mujica, the head of Pueblo Sin Fronteras, asked Santos and a group of others if they wanted to take a bus down to Oaxaca, he didn't feel like he had a choice.
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Warning: This post contains spoilers for the finale of This Is Us. For a show whose success is proportionate to the gallons of tears it produces from its viewers each week, you would think my eyes would still be swollen shut from last night's season finale of This Is Us. And producers certainly gassed us up with promos to make us think that the season closer would have us on the floor in a ball of emotions.
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In his years in politics, Buchanan has regularly found himself in the company of anti-Semites and white nationalists — trucking in Holocaust revisionism (he once suggested it was impossible that 850,000 Jews had been gassed at Treblinka), writing for the white nationalist anti-immigration site VDARE, and stating that "there are only two groups that are beating the drums for war in the Middle East —the Israeli Defense Ministry and its amen corner in the United States" (namely, Jewish neoconservatives).
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