The officer was hunted down and killed by Venezuelan forces.
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The restorers hunted down old equipment and other vintage items.
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The couple hunted down vintage lamps and shades, rewiring them.
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She hunted down more Aldactone to top up her spiro supply.
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Perez was hunted down and killed by Venezuelan forces in January.
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A drone hunted down escapees from a juvenile prison in Louisiana.
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British troops hunted down I.R.A. members as far afield as Gibraltar.
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They have been methodically hunted down through social media and phone logs.
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So they hunted down three women whom they suspected of being witches.
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Some said, outright, that he too should be hunted down and flayed.
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Duterte ordered those on the list to surrender or be hunted down.
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Ten others fled when the gunfight began, and are being hunted down.
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We're told LAPD hunted down the trio and the juvenile fessed up.
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Then the chilling text messages detailing how he would be "hunted down".
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So, she diligently hunted down this alibi, Asia McClain, and eventually found her.
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We hunted down the best deals for you to study (or party) on.
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Yes. You're not the only vampire in town, and they're being hunted down.
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It is named for Simon Wiesenthal, a Holocaust survivor who hunted down Nazis.
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Ten others fled when the gunfight began, and are now being hunted down.
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That's why we've hunted down the best bath towels for your drying pleasure.
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Security forces and local vigilantes then hunted down people suspected of being communists.
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In boasting that he hunted down suspects by night, he offered no specifics.
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Luckily, we've hunted down the best options out there for you to get inspired.
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It also gave hope to the Ferrari team as Kimi Raikkonen hunted down Hamilton.
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Diane toils in silence, Janey seeks out and stands up, Lorraine is hunted down.
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He has hunted down traces of fascism for decades since first making Am Siel.
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Thankfully, some Gomez stans hunted down her exact color of choice: Tom Ford's Bitter Bitch.
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His group was hunted down by Serb soldiers and brought to the school for execution.
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When Ahrar al-Sham opened a clinic, Hossein hunted down donations for the public hospital.
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Ahead, we hunted down the pieces that can work stylish double-duty indoors and out.
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Because, I don't know — was there a group of witches that hunted down regular people?
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She was part of a team that hunted down the last smallpox cases in India.
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Mr. Machar fled abroad after being hunted down by the Sudan People's Liberation Army (S.P.L.A.).
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A minister in Najib's cabinet said later that Muslim apostates should be "hunted down vehemently".
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For this indiscretion, Actaeon was turned into a stag and hunted down by his own dogs.
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But for UK company Synamedia, a password like that is a password to be hunted down.
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Badly outmanned and outgunned, they scampered into tunnels, where they were hunted down and shot dead.
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A Republican congressman on Sunday said any "radicalized Islamic suspect" should be hunted down and killed.
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As we speak, many of them are being hunted down by the Taliban and other terrorists.
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I hunted down this bad boy so that I could fit it into the Droid again.
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When he broke his outboard propeller on a piece of wood, he hunted down a replacement.
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With the advancing years catching up on Nadal and Federer, Murray has hunted down Djokovic relentlessly.
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She's hunted down every answer she could with the fervent passion of ... well, a true believer.
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Hunted down by their ethnicity with a weapon that was designed for use on a battlefield.
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Soundgarden recorded a number of big hits, including "Hunted Down" in 1987, and "Badmotorfinger" in 1991.
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And outside of those often surprisingly small areas, the animals are being squeezed out and hunted down.
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"The history of Mormons in Utah is one of persecution, one of being hunted down," he said.
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The two have since fled mainly Muslim Chechnya, but they still fear being hunted down and persecuted.
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Luckily, we hunted down the most inspiring tattoos that should make the process a whole lot easier.
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After the American withdrawal from the country, in 2011, the unit hunted down insurgents on its own.
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One by one, she ticked off her required prerequisites, hunted down transcripts and secured letters of recommendation.
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The experts condemned statements by Chechen officials suggesting that gay people should be hunted down and killed.
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Their convoy was ambushed, sprayed with bullets -- after which the survivors were ruthlessly hunted down and executed.
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Tyler Clemens, the other cofounder, hunted down the right factories in Manhattan's garment district to launch the label.
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The baboon has escaped from its cage and is now being hunted down by animal life rescue officers.
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So far police have hunted down and killed at least 40 suspected militants linked to the cafe attack.
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While rare, both forms of tracking may allow animals to be hunted down by people with bad intentions.
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And to top it off, he hunted down Azr and took him down with only 22 health remaining.
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Because of their service to our country, they and their families are being hunted down by the Taliban.
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Opposition leaders say that Dinka soldiers hunted down and killed hundreds of Nuer civilians in a few days.
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He ordered Mr. Dimaukom and the others to turn themselves in within 24 hours or be hunted down.
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"There are things that we hunted down ourselves, that we found for ourselves," Minceu told OZ Radio Jakarta.
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In 2014, a gunman hunted down police officers in nearby Moncton, killing three of them and wounding two.
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Others hunted down phone numbers for agave farmers in Mexico or emailed tequila producers and distributors, he says.
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" Former vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin said Assange had "blood on his hands" and should be "hunted down.
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According to death certificates that Ms. Corless hunted down, the causes included malnutrition, measles, tuberculosis, gastroenteritis and pneumonia.
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Many of his 160 or so followers were tortured and executed and most of the rest hunted down.
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People hunted down by the law are likely to succumb to despair, especially if they have no legal recourse.
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He even claimed that he was hunted down by the Gestapo for refusing to hand over profoundly disabled children.
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We've hunted down some great subscription boxes on Cratejoy and across the internet for all the bookworms out there.
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The teeth's wear patterns suggest that the ancient whale likely hunted down its prey, biting it to catch it.
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"That if you are hunted down because of your profession, whatever the profession, that should be a hate crime."
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A long-lost friend is hunted down at a crucial moment in order to offer Donald some sage advice.
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Known then as Lofted Coffee, theirs was a cult coffee you were lucky to stumble across or hunted down.
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We hunted down the top examples of these trending goods and crafted them into the supportive hit list ahead.
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When they come to murder the children, the individuals who tried to disarm our cops will be hunted down.
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Activists said anyone with links to the rebels who seized control of the enclave in 2012 was being hunted down.
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People are prepared to believe it; heretics are hunted down with a passion that would not have disgraced the Inquisition.
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So, we hunted down the best summertime, beach-ready tank tops you could possibly buy — without compromising your savings account.
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Midnight Special's premise is the kind of setup King loves—the ineffable supernatural being hunted down by the greedy mundane.
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He was hunted down mercilessly by the Swiss, drawing 10 of Brazil's 19 fouls, as many as some entire teams.
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Indeed, a short while later, we heard loud gunshots as rebels hunted down Batista officials and supporters door-to-door.
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What's more, more than half the leopards killed every year are hunted down by mountain herdsmen to protect their livestock.
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Most have been methodically hunted down and have refused to give up when cornered, dying in a hail of bullets.
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As such, we've hunted down a few Black Friday deals on Lego for you to dominate the gift-giving game.
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To help narrow it down, we hunted down the top-rated home buys that are currently on-sale for under $200.
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Extremists have issued warnings that the killings will continue, and that those who report on LGBT issues will be hunted down.
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Thomas was hunted down by a posse of over 1,000 men and killed as he was shot 400 times days later.
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"ISIS, of course, but then there are other networks of terrorists that have to be hunted down and defeated," she said.
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"The people that return now, they will probably be hunted down," said Mr. Bakker, of the Center for Terrorism and Counterterrorism.
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We know that Mandalorians were hunted down and exterminated in a manner similar to the Jedi Order of the Galactic Republic.
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We just need to call them what they are — killers and fanatics who have to be rooted out, hunted down, and destroyed.
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I hunted down a used copy of Sex Tips for Girls after I read an obituary for Cynthia Heimel two years ago.
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But Ghirri does not share Eggleston's intense hues, the angry reds and livid greens that Eggleston hunted down in unspectacular everyday subjects.
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Over the next 10 days, his soldiers hunted down, captured and summarily executed more than 8,000 men and boys from the town.
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The sneaker he hunted down for over a decade was an Air Max 483, a Nike collaboration with Japanese sneaker boutique Atmos.
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Over the past two months, Chinese doctors, journalists, and citizens reporting the truth have been hunted down and silenced, or have disappeared.
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Within weeks of my arrival, I had already hunted down a passel of the most eccentric rare and vintage bookstores in town.
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He worried that his brothers would be hunted down as ISIS suspects, since the Americans had announced that he was a commander.
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Sub Pop, then a fledgling record label, released the group's first single, "Hunted Down," in 19903, as well as two subsequent EPs.
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We tapped our top-performing sale stories from Black Friday and hunted down the new to source only the most wanted steals.
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We just need to call them what they are—killers and fanatics who have to be rooted out, hunted down, and destroyed.
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We just need to call them what they are — killers and fanatics who have to be rooted out, hunted down, and destroyed.
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On Thursday, The Daily Caller hunted down the reporter, who admitted that the interview was rushed, and the quote was essentially fabricated.
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The target of superstitions and sorcery, they are hunted down for their body parts, some of which are thought to confer magical powers.
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And speaking of produce and the delicious timing for the bounty of the harvest, who are these anti-Canadian expats Wells hunted down?
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The problem is that the more invested Moira becomes in mutanthood, the more she sees various futures in which mutants are hunted down.
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I hunted down vintage typography references that could be interesting to update with a modern twist for a custom typeface for the bank.
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Cops hunted down Ibraheem Yazeed -- the prime suspect -- who was seen at the gas station with Blanchard in the moments before her abduction.
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"We just need to call them what they are—killers and fanatics who have to be rooted out, hunted down, and destroyed," Obama said.
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Gotta hand it to Michael for running with the fascination cause he even hunted down Poppins at Disneyland and snapped a pic with her.
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Some of the ugliest massacres were committed in churches, missions and parishes where Tutsis who took shelter were hunted down by extremist Hutu militias.
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Meanwhile, Sansa uses the code name "Alayne" to throw people off about her real identity, as she is being hunted down by the Lannisters.
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Hotel guests and workers from companies like Visa Inc had to hole up for several hours while the attackers were hunted down and killed.
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In Cleverman, hairypeople are forced to reside in fenced off camps and are hunted down by authorities if they dare tread outside of them.
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Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, speaking at a meeting of her Awami League party committee on Saturday, vowed that the killers would be hunted down.
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But she said she feared the gang's criminal ties in Honduras would put her at risk of being hunted down if she went home.
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The species, known as Rafetus swinhoei, was once common in northern Vietnam's Red River Delta but was hunted down in the 1970s and 1980s.
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"Probably they are afraid for their lives because the president said you'd better surrender or you'll be hunted down dead or alive," he said.
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Iraq's security forces said they had opened fire in self-defense after protesters shot at them, but the protesters said they were hunted down.
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He knew he was being hunted down in Los Angeles and he knew Suge held him responsible for the murder of one of his friends.
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Strangers hunted down her social media accounts and contact details, blackmailing her, threatening to expose her to her family, or worse, with rape and murder.
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On the right is the American flag flown over Usama bin Laden's compound in Pakistan after he was hunted down and killed by U.S. forces.
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Because we hunted down anything that could be debated as true or false, a page or two of remarks could take hours to comb through.
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She'll be playing a former leader of CTU, the counter-terrorism unit that Bauer worked at / was intermittently hunted down by throughout the original series.
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Thirds are also commonly hunted down on apps such as OkCupid and Tinder, with couples either creating a profile together, or using on their own.
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Shortly after the accusation went public, one of the men was reportedly hunted down by a mob of roughly 1,85033 and shot over 400 times.
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In the years since, he hunted down the band's music, heaped praise on El Maanouni and in 2000 orchestrated a full restoration of the film.
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Mattis conceded some terrorists escaped Raqqa — the Islamic State's self-declared capital — after the city was liberated this year and are now being hunted down.
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Nocturnal moths are often hunted down by bats which use echolocation, or the process of using sound to map and navigate the area around you.
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"Literally they are these national icons, yet they're being hunted down by helicopters," says Suzanne Roy is the campaign director for American Wild Horse Preservation.
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We're told Weezy's camp hunted down Shkreli on Thursday after Shkreli released a sampling of the forever-under-wraps album ... just 2 days before Xmas.
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Whether a boho beginner or a lifelong devotee, we've hunted down the dreamiest styles to take your conventional living space to effortless levels of carefree.
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The FBI hunted down Steele's primary source and other dossier details The Mueller report was conspicuously silent on some efforts to verify the Steele dossier.
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Back home in Mexicali, where there wasn't much birria to be had, de Livier hunted down alternatives to satiate his birria cravings with little success.
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The teen, a 17-year-old Afghan who lived in Bavaria, jumped off the train after the attack and was hunted down by police and killed.
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Johnson said it's right for the leaker to be "hunted down and prosecuted," but it's wrong for police to target the media, according to the BBC.
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But as I hunted down Amelia (who had to pursue a second Bird, since the first one was nowhere to be found), I let it rip.
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We have hunted down the best offers on TVs, home and kitchen appliances, and a whole lot more, including Amazon devices, vacuum cleaners, and memory cards.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britons who have joined the Islamic State militant group in Syria and Iraq should be hunted down and killed, Britain's new defence minister said.
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My cavalry ruthlessly hunted down all the slingers and skirmishers that Veii had, routing them from the field, but the main fight was a lost cause.
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The message we should send to those who continue to act with impunity is that they will be hunted down, that they will not escape justice.
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Unable to simply await a small payment, he had Han Solo hunted down, encased in carbonite, and hung on his wall like a Trump Foundation trophy.
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We hunted down the highest reviewed mattress toppers from the best bedding brands across the web, sharpening them down into the top-ten hit list ahead.
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That being said, we've hunted down six great deals on luggage and packing tools that'll upgrade your existing suitcase situation, none of which cost more than $200.
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So according to De Ceukelaire, Facebook took at least a month to fix the problem, and it had to be hunted down to fulfill its bounty promise.
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"Nú falla öll vötn til Dýrafjarðar," says Addi, quoting from the tragic Gísla Saga— the tale of an outlaw hunted down after thirteen years on the run.
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They found data on a Special Forces unit that hunted down seventy top militants—and on how such operations, along with everyday patrols, often went deadly wrong.
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We have hunted down the best opportunities to save on headphones in the Black Friday Sale to give you a helpful summary of what is out there.
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We hunted down the top humidifiers available for purchase on Amazon, so you can keep your room (or your office, or any area you want) well-hydrated.
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Now, Mexicans and Central Americans are being hunted down by both white supremacists and government agencies, empowered by the hateful rhetoric and policies coming from on high.
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In the first region, the slugcat can eat berries and bats, but will be hunted down by ghastly lizards that won't hesitate to give chase across several screens.
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As government forces surround the city this week, activists said anyone with links to the rebels who seized control of the enclave in 2012 was being hunted down.
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Hunted down by paparazzi, Zayn seeks refuge in a slick hotel with sexy red lighting and, apparently, a tolerant attitude to guests who smash up their room service.
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Predator-type scenario, it looks like a pod of false killer whales has hunted down a small shark off the coast of Cronulla, a suburb of Sydney, Australia.
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"Over 100 men were hunted down, arrested, imprisoned, and tortured by state authorities, because they were believed to be gay," Molina said in a statement to Pink News.
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Harris says he hunted down a supervisor, showed him the 2 tickets, and they all walked back to the seats and forced Gucci and his girl to leave.
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"No one will give [Baghdadi] refuge; he'll be mercilessly hunted down, along with his entire shura council, in the increasingly small space that ISIS still controls," said Peritz.
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Over the years, Tobolowsky has hunted down Thelma and Louise, worked with Christopher Nolan on Memento and run into Bill Murray over and over again in Groundhog Day.
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But what a show they provided as they hunted down the leading teams in relentless fashion to win gold, eight years after they did the same in Manchester.
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They raided dozens of homes in the neighborhood, known as Molenbeek, as they hunted down Mr. Abdeslam, one of the 10 men suspected of carrying out the Nov.
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As I cleaned up and hunted down the last remaining cookie, I asked Keyes about how her classes might help in a future where art is under attack.
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The Mossos are held in great affection by Catalans, especially after they hunted down Islamists accused of staging coordinated attacks in Barcelona in August which killed 16 people.
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The moderator was forced to quit his job and move to Eastern Europe for five months out of fear of being hunted down and murdered—his story is harrowing.
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"As part of the siege of Baba Amr, the Assad regime hunted down journalists and media activists who sought to expose these atrocities to the world," the documents say.
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Security forces eventually hunted down the attackers, putting an end to an hours-long standoff that started when a suicide bomber detonated a car bomb outside the hotel gate.
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That's right: The internet has finally hunted down the look-a-like to end all look-a-likes, and we'll bet you won't be able to tell the difference.
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World record holder Pellegrini, who won her first 200 title a decade ago, hunted down Australian teen Ariarne Titmus over the closing 50 to claim gold in 1:54.22.
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For all you procrastinators out there, we've hunted down a pretty wide selection of fun and cool costumes that you can get just in time for your big party.
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Smith stars in Ang Lee's Gemini Man, an action thriller in which an aging super-assassin is hunted down by an exact clone of himself, just 25 years younger.
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Along the way, they spoke with about a dozen different people as they hunted down records from previous tenants, and were set back weeks for two more clerical errors.
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He says that this is essentially the first U.S. citizen to be hunted down by his own government and essentially murdered in a targeted assassination since the Civil War.
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Now I'm the farthest thing possible from a Nazi, but seeing people hunted down and assaulted just for existing makes me extremely uncomfortable, as does the racially based targeting.
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When they were toppled and hunted down, the Taliban were an oppressive regime, denying citizens basic rights, including keeping women and girls out of school and behind house walls.
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After a commercial break, she hunted down the next Daily Double, a clue about the film that made Kathryn Bigelow the first woman to win an Oscar for directing.
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A gunman hunted down and killed children in a Jewish school in France a few years ago; another killed four at a Jewish deli, to name just a few.
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To that end, we've hunted down some of the most highly-rated weather stations on Amazon so you weather geeks out there can talk shop and weather-watch with confidence.
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" This directly contradicted comments Merkel made last week: "We have video footage of the fact that there [were people hunted down], there were riots, there was hatred on the streets.
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The accusations first surfaced online after Scamehorn promoted his short science-fiction film that depicts a future where women are hunted down and killed for resisting a male-dominated society.
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Merkel rebuked the premier of Saxony, the state where Chemnitz is situated, after he said no mobs hunted down migrants in the city, where a Jewish restaurant was also attacked.
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Left to my own devices, and no deadlines, I set up a darkroom, hunted down the hippest kids in town, and started shooting—upstairs, downstairs, and in the ladies chamber.
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I hunted down Jennings's first book, BRAINIAC: Adventures in the Curious, Competitive, Compulsive World of Trivia Buffs, which details his legendary run of 74 consecutive wins on "Jeopardy!" in 2004.
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TEHRAN — In a cross-border strike, Iranian intelligence operatives hunted down and killed the "mastermind" of the terrorist attacks on two landmarks in Tehran last week, a top official said.
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After Bin Laden was hunted down in Pakistan in May 2011, and with Al Qaeda a much-diminished threat, politicians struggled to explain what American troops were fighting to accomplish.
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With a small group of like-minded investigators in New York and California, he hunted down witnesses who had slipped away and circled back to clues that had been missed.
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Nobody expected criminal organizations would react the way they did: As one after another drug lord was hunted down, their lieutenants would fight amongst themselves for power within the cartels.
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But Obama's new glow actually seems to be growing brighter by the day, which is why we hunted down her makeup artist, Carl Ray, and her facialist, Jennifer Brodeur, for answers.
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"If it were up to me, I'd have not only fired [them], I'd have hunted down and fucking killed them with a brick, then gone and burned their homes," he wrote.
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The White House has said on multiple occasions, however, that Sadler remains in her job while "so-called leakers," as Trump referred to them in a tweet, are being hunted down.
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The world owes a great deal, for example, to his dogged search for the pieces of Manet's "The Execution of Maximilian", dismembered after Manet's death, which Degas hunted down and reassembled.
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It starred Harrison Ford as Deckard, a cop who hunted down rogue replicants across Los Angeles—a joyless Babel, blitzed by neon glare and lashed by the whip of dirty rain.
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He posits that it's the outline of Syrio Forel, the dancing master who was secretly teaching Arya how to wield a sword before the Starks were hunted down in King's Landing.
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"Islamist terror threats are indeed on the rise on the continent, but that doesn't mean that every Islamist terrorist needs to be hunted down by U.S. Special Forces," Mr. Pham said.
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Major General Corleto Vinluan Jr, the commander of military forces in Sulu, urged remaining ASG members to "surrender and live a normal life instead of being hunted down as fleeing criminals".
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STRAPPY STILETTOS Price: $49.90 Jennifer wore a pair of strappy black Aquazarra heels with her ensemble, so we hunted down a similar pair at a price point we can all smile at.
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Other species know the fear of death, of course, but only at the hour, when they've made their only mistake and have been hunted down—they don't anticipate it, they experience it.
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He spoke with herpetologists, hunted down the toads with locals, and linked up with a toad venom shaman to watch a few brave souls sample the substance—all before trying it himself.
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To avoid that fate this year, we hunted down the top-rated candles filled with only the softest and coziest fall scents — NOT the ones that smell like a PSL fever dream.
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In this story, the sorority sisters at the fictional Hawthorne College are hunted down by a cult of supernaturally-charged fraternity brothers who want to punish women who aren't subservient to men.
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She has one Furby named Bumbleweed, who came to her because she hunted down the original poster of a Reddit image of a busted-up Furby abandoned in a desert in California.
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There are less than 1,000 remaining ISIS fighters, "most of whom are being hunted down in the desert regions in eastern Syria and Western Iraq," the US-led international coalition said last month.
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As detailed in this player review, many 276-ers have eagerly hunted down challenges and storylines within the massively multiplayer setting only to find themselves on lonely, purposeless quests with no end game.
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"Those responsible for these evil acts of terror must be hunted down and brought to justice, and I have great confidence that our law enforcement officers will succeed in that mission," Scalise continued.
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In the years since 9/11, al-Qaeda's power and influence has declined steadily as the US and its allies relentlessly hunted down its leaders, disrupted its finances, and foiled plot after plot.
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But — because we're scrappy (and strapped for cash) — instead of instantly adding to cart, we hunted down all the expensive-looking furniture to decor dupes that we could find for cheap on Amazon.
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"Those responsible for these evil acts of terror must be hunted down and brought to justice, and I have great confidence that our law enforcement officers will succeed in that mission," he added.
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The first ever Pride march in the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv descended into scenes of violence Sunday, as mobs of ultranationalist thugs hunted down and assaulted marchers at the end of the event.
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But regulatory conditions are changing: China has over the past year intensified already tight scrutiny of outbound capital flows and hunted down some online brokers after a surge of complaints from loss-making investors.
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No gay person is guilty of 'gross indecency,' but gay men have been persecuted and hunted down and given criminal convictions just for being born only able to fall in love with another man.
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Pretty much every tech giant has a bounty program and, for a while, Facebook even had a special "white hat" debit card it handed out to researchers who successfully hunted down and reported vulnerabilities.
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UFC star Travis Browne is telling TMZ Sports exactly how he hunted down the people suspected of burglarizing the home he shares with Ronda Rousey ... and why he held back from beating their asses.
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Defense Secretary James Mattis told reporters Friday that ISIS in 2018 will be seen as a "brand" for terrorists but insisted the group has lost its luster and still needs to be hunted down.
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After Quick-Step hunted down the breakaway to set up Gaviria, he powered ahead of the pack with handlebars swinging and crossed just inches ahead of Sagan and Andre Greipel in a close third.
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"The First Purge," directed by Gerard McMurray, who is black, is unabashedly exploitative, depicting mostly black and brown Staten Islanders being hunted down by trained militias of white nationalists and Ku Klux Klan members.
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Al-Shabaab had hunted down and killed a number of fighters who defected in the ensuing months, but one slightly larger contingent under religious leader Abdul Qadir Mumin has remained defiant, and protected by bodyguards.
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Djokovic said he was mindful that he, 38-year-old Federer and 33-year-old Nadal were being hunted down by a younger generation of players led Thiem, Alex Zverev, Stephanos Tsitsipas and Daniil Medvedev.
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Super Deluxe hunted down "Chris," who was lucky enough to snag one of the only 89 pairs, and now treats the sneakers with more care than he would a newborn baby—and with good reason.
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VENICE (Reuters) - Canadian director Denis Villeneuve says making a sequel to 1982 cult film "Blade Runner", in which Harrison Ford hunted down humanoids, is "an insane project" but that it is one the way nonetheless.
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If the answer's a hearty "yes," you're in luck: We've hunted down some awesome Memorial Day bargains in the Mashable Shop on tools, kits, and crafts, and plopped them down below for your perusing pleasure.
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This is all revealed in a complex analysis published today in Science, the product of four years in which a multinational team of researchers hunted down more than 900 studies published between 2000 and 2018.
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Though one would think that those children would end up with Jon's powers or his blue skin, and if that happened, they'd be hunted down by the 7th Kavalry or anyone hungry for Jon's powers.
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Lest one should hope for Johanna's return to the Kiowa, as she painfully desires, it's made clear that, threatened with losing their rations and being hunted down by the cavalry, they no longer want her.
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Desperate for a good deal, Surve hunted down their numbers to book his room, and ended up staying with Brian Chesky and Joe Gebbia, two of the three co-founders of what would grow into Airbnb.
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It might not sound like the most appealing spectacle for a bunch of clowns to watch a fictionalized version of themselves get hunted down, but in a weird way, huddling together for the screening makes sense.
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We hunted down some stories of people getting fired—and found out that a proper night's sleep and an aversion to throwing produce at people are generally good places to start for meaningful lengths of employment.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE (R-Ariz.) to approve more visas in the defense policy bill, said those Afghans were now being hunted down by the Taliban.
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Just like they, unfairly, have not been able to move up in the world, so too is Mr. Trump, unfairly, being hunted down, his words and motives twisted to suit the needs of that same enemy.
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"The first time I made it was ages ago—we were shooting Alias in the early 2000s, and my co-star Michael Vartan had hunted down a signed copy of Barefoot in Paris for me," she says.
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Season 2 followed Escobar's emotional landscape as he was backed further into a corner by the DEA and Los Pepes, a vigilante group that hunted down Escobar's men in a campaign that rivaled Escobar's own violent tactics.
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Rogue algorithms led to a flash crash of the British Pound in 2016, in-game AIs created super AIs weapons and hunted down human players, and AIs have created their own languages that were indecipherable to humans.
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Just as he hunted down the Knights Templar's hoard in National Treasure and the Holy Grail in, uhh, real life, in Pig, the actor will track down his stolen pig and uncover his past in the process.
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During those initial three months of my abandonment, I had kept myself busy out of fear — fear of being hunted down by creditors and losing my apartment, yes, but also fear of losing myself in my grief.
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During the US "surge" of troops into Iraq in 313 and 2008, ISI lost much of its power and by the end of the US occupation, many of its leaders and operatives had been hunted down and killed.
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While she said it's "encouraging" that the task force has given dispensaries a greenlight, she mentioned the fact that growers operating outside of the legal system will be "hunted down" by police is a new form of prohibition.
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According to the game's website, Jedi: Fallen Order will take place during the period shortly after Revenge of the Sith, following a "surviving Padawan" during the dark times of the franchise when the Jedi are being hunted down.
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As the very same boxes of CDs and vinyl we've hunted down thunders against the insides of the skips, it just doesn't feel right; like a stoic hunter making a triumphant catch then setting fire to its carcass.
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Last October, just before the new rules were approved, protesters surrounded a luxe Parisian restaurant where she was scheduled to attend a conference, armed with "Wanted" leaflets bearing her image and pamphlets suggesting that she be hunted down.
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To make her summery recipe for a Gujarati corn-on-the-cob curry, a simple sauce of yogurt thickened with chickpea flour, I hunted down the sugary corn that made its way to Brooklyn markets in mid-September.
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Responding to violent right-wing protests against migrants in the eastern city of Chemnitz, Mr. Maassen said his agency had no reliable evidence that foreigners were being "hunted" down in the streets — the term Ms. Merkel had used.
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After being hunted down by a mysterious woman and other horrors at the end of time, Paul escapes to the past, 17 years before his experiment with Jack, and begins trying to prevent the fracture from ever happening.
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Scalise wrote in a series of tweets: Those responsible for these evil acts of terror must be hunted down and brought to justice, and I have great confidence that our law enforcement officers will succeed in that mission.
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Their families were being hunted down and killed to deter anyone from cooperating with us and those people badly wanted to immigrate to the US and at that time — the '07-'08 period — and we were not able to.
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It was not known how many scores of people were killed because bodies still were being collected, including from the surrounding bushes where the insurgents hunted down fleeing villagers, according to Abba Shehu, a security guard helping collect corpses.
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When Red Dead Online launched, I saw tweets remarking that black players couldn't do anything without being called the n-word by players controlling white characters, or they were being hunted down for the crime of having dark skin.
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Hamas is reckoned to have hunted down and locked up as many as 300 Salafists, some of them engineers who know how to make simple rockets that can easily hit Israeli villages, or even Tel Aviv, only 60km away.
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ABIDJAN (Reuters) - The United Nations' top genocide official said on Friday he had reports that militia fighters in Central African Republic hunted down and massacred members of the Fulani ethnic group during violence that killed 85 civilians this week.
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Kira Westaway and colleagues hunted down the site after it was first reported 268 years ago by Dutch paleo-anthropologist Eugene Dubois (of the "Java Man" fame), who had brought back some ancient teeth and drawings of the cave.
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Apparently, the teacher, who said she emigrated from Cuba, missed the history lessons about those who emigrate to America from their homeland and the Africans who were hunted down, kidnapped from many nations, and sold into slavery in America.
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Before the end of the movie, she upgrades herself to a Berserker body with the help of her adoptive father Ido (Christoph Waltz) and falls in love with the human Hugo (Keean Johnson), who was subsequently hunted down by Alita's enemies.
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LONDON (Reuters) - All those involved in people-trafficking should be hunted down and brought to justice, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Wednesday after British police found the bodies of 39 people inside a truck believed to have come from Bulgaria.
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So I tapped Grande's hairstylist, Chris Appleton, who is also the global artistic director of Glam Seamless extensions, and hunted down a feast of YouTube tutorials to finally understand why the star's ponytail is the kind you commit to for life.
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In the months after Kok's death, Dutch police hunted down leads on his killer, and in March Crimesite reported the arrest of a man identified as Zakaria A. (Another suspect was arrested a few weeks later.) Bloggers cranked into gear.
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Indonesian police arrested three suspected militants in a pre-dawn raid and hunted down others across the country on Friday, a day after an attack by Islamic State suicide bombers and gunmen in the heart of the Southeast Asian nation's capital.
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For the past seven years, Xie has assiduously hunted down original copies of banned books, as well as later and alternate editions, assembling a collection that helps elucidate the potency of repression which has become intrinsic to Chinese literary culture.
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An online mob of self-proclaimed vigilantes hunted down the man in shorts from the video and wrongly accused him of being the person who threw a firecracker that "deprived [the policeman] of his eyesight", a widely shared Facebook post reads.
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To create an accurate representation of a tree, Conge hunted down a photograph of bark from a locust tree at his brother's house, shot it on an iPhone 6, then digitally manipulated it with Substance Bitmap2Material to create a photorealistic look.
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"Even if you are going to be a superhawk, you can't do all these at once," said Rolf Mowatt-Larssen, a former C.I.A. station chief in Moscow who later hunted down Pakistani nuclear technology as the Energy Department's chief intelligence officer.
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Whilst on the world stage, Correa portrayed himself as a defender of free speech by famously receiving Julian Assange in the Ecuadorian embassy in London; on the homefront, Correa hunted down dissenters and used the entire state apparatus to punish whistleblowers.
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LONDON, Oct 23 (Reuters) - All those involved in people-trafficking should be hunted down and brought to justice, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Wednesday after British police found the bodies of 39 people inside a truck believed to have come from Bulgaria.
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Up to 213,500 people, most of them Muslims, were hunted down and hacked, beaten or burnt to death during the riots in 2002, activists say, in retaliation for the burning of a train carrying Hindu pilgrims in which 59 people were killed.
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When I recently reported that child sexual abuse imagery was easy to find on WhatsApp and Microsoft Bing, both seemed to be understaffing the human moderation team that could have hunted down this illegal content with common sense where complex algorithms failed.
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ROME (Reuters) - A Rome court on Tuesday handed down eight life sentences for the murder of 193 Italian citizens in a conspiracy, known as Operation Condor, in which South American dictatorships hunted down and killed thousands of dissidents in the 1970s and 1980s.
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Ben had hunted down Garver's old Web site, and some evenings after dinner he'd walk over to the studio to look at what he called "the pictures"; Garver approved of the word, though he couldn't tell if Ben was clear-sighted or inarticulate.
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Prosecutors contend Hernandez hunted down Cape Verdean nationals Daniel Abreu and Safiro Furtado and shot them dead after flying into a rage because one of them had inadvertently spilled a drink on him while partying at a Boston club in July 2012.
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MANILA — The Philippines' new president, Rodrigo Duterte, on Sunday publicly accused scores of judges, mayors, lawmakers, military personnel and police officers of involvement with the illegal drug trade, giving them 24 hours to surrender for investigation or, he said, be "hunted" down.
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That paragraph begins, however, with a description of the Northwest Territory as "teeming with wolves, bears, wild boars, panthers, rattlesnakes and the even more deadly copperheads," as if the native people were comparably wild and venomous, to be hunted down, beaten back, exterminated.
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Mr. Cantú said in the meandering interview that writing an account of a Latino who hunted down other Latinos for a living wasn't what he had in mind when he joined the Border Patrol at age 23 as a graduate of American University.
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Whether they are driven by Islamist extremism or political extremism, whatever the color of their skin or the ideology they may claim as inspiration, the terrorists deserve not just to be condemned, but to be hunted down and driven from our midst.
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The first teaser trailer for The Predator released on Thursday, showing off what is hopefully a fresh take on the classic movie monster that hunted down our hearts in the late '80s with Arnold Schwarzenegger's iconic cheesy lines and over-the-top action.
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We hunted down and rounded up popular sites with the best ongoing sales on all the goods you need to affordably transform your ZZZ-catching center into a dreamy oasis — from top-rated bedding basics to premium chic accents, memory-foam supporters, and more.
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Curiously, the decidedly unkempt Bar do Bin Laden here in Rio's distant suburbs, where dozens of patrons gather until past midnight during the Games, isn't the only saloon in Brazil named for the Saudi who was hunted down and killed in Pakistan in 2011.
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We went ahead and hunted down all the stylish kitchenware sites that you may or may not have already bookmarked on Instagram — you know, the ones with eco-friendly missions, pretty pastel palettes, and still-life shots from the dinner party of your dreams?
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For nearly five hours, he told the jury frontline stories from Mexico's brutal drug wars — among them, his own close brush with death in 1994, when he was hunted down by gunmen from the Arellano-Felíx gang, one of his cartel's most bitter rivals.
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"We just need to call them what they are -- killers and fanatics who have to be rooted out, hunted down, and destroyed," he said, warning that "tough talk or calls to carpet bomb civilians" may work as a soundbite but don't pass muster on the world stage.
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Joining the crowd that intended to play Trump for their own purposes, Bolton immediately talked of how Kim could have the same experience as Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi, who gave up his nuclear weapons program only to be hunted down and killed during the Arab Spring.
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BIRMINGHAM, England (Reuters) - A quote from the late, great Roger Bannister helped turn Andrew Pozzi from prey into predator as the British sprint hurdler hunted down a U.S rival to play a real captain's innings for the home team at the world indoor championships on Sunday.
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"Whenever a belt would snap, it would be out for a week to 2000 days while we hunted down the part," he said, which would mean that library employees would then have to transport materials in an elevator or by a hand-operated dumbwaiter up multiple floors.
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A 30-year-old woman from Afghanistan, who asked that her name not be published out of fear of being hunted down by her former spouse, described how she fled Afghanistan a year and a half ago, when her husband of 13 years tried to kill her.
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By the time Bin Laden was hunted down in May 2011 — in Pakistan, and not in the Tora Bora caves of Afghanistan where Al Qaeda and Taliban had their strongholds — Al Qaeda was already a much weaker force, and the Taliban had been long driven from power.
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Eventually, he bought some school notebooks at the local stationer and began his diary, recording his horror over the First World War, his disgust with sensuality, his fear that the world was being destroyed, and his certainty that he was being hunted down, spied upon, slandered, poisoned.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 90%Synopsis: Set in a dystopian future where mutants and human allies are hunted down by robots called Sentinels, "X-Men: Days of Future Past" finds Xavier (Stewart), Magneto (McKellan), Storm (Berry), and Wolverine (Jackman) as some of the only mutants left alive.
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The pavement had an apocalyptically wet sheen, and the word "REPLICANTS"—a reference to the bioengineered specimens hunted down in Blade Runner—scrolled across L.E.D. banners that were almost indistinguishable from signs for bakeries, preschools, and clothing stores selling jelly sandals and printed polyester tops with trendy elaborate sleeves.
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One of the men known as the "Groveland Four," Ernest Thomas, was hunted down by a posse of over 1,000 men and killed as he was shot 400 times, days after the men were accused of abducting and sexually assaulting the 17-year-old girl in 1949 near Groveland, Florida.
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American officials who worked in the Obama administration say that for all of 2014, 2015 and 2016 there was not a single time when they believed they had solid intelligence about al-Baghdadi's whereabouts, even as numerous other senior Islamic State leaders were hunted down and killed, including al-Baghdadi's No. 2.
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"Dating violence often gets lost in the harassment issues, and there are issues in domestic relationships that are just as toxic and dangerous," said Matt McCluskey, whose 21-year-old daughter, Lauren McCluskey, a University of Utah track star, was hunted down on campus, kidnapped and killed by a former boyfriend in 2000.
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But over the next two decades, "Usha's Pickle Digest," self-published by an unknown author, with a first print run of just 0003,000, became a cult classic in India and its diaspora — praised for its precision and scope, celebrated on blogs and podcasts and hunted down in shops, where it sold out.
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Greeted on a beautifully clear, bitterly cold morning by hundreds of spectators in Les Sables d'Olonne on France's Atlantic coast, Thomson was all smiles despite exhaustion after barely sleeping as he hunted down eventual winner Armel Le Cleac'h of France, who won in a record time of 74 days, three hours and 20203 minutes aboard Banque Populaire on Thursday.
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Behold, the horror that awaits us all: In the near future, as you and your children steal more than your share of processed nutrient rations and make an unsuccessful attempt to flee into the woods, only to be hunted down and dragged back to the barracks by your robot overlord's powerful metal claws, think back on this moment.
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In this Season 2 finale, Jesse, a former criminal turned reverend with godlike powers (Dominic Cooper); his best friend, Cassidy, a 119-year-old Irish vampire (Joseph Gilgun); and his assassin ex-girlfriend Tulip (Ruth Negga) decide to leave New Orleans after being hunted down by a murderous cowboy and learning about one another's dark pasts.
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I'm not sure whether Dark Fate can escape that curse, but it does have a couple things going for it: Linda Hamilton is reprising her role as Sarah Connor, and the film looks to be mirroring the much simpler plots of the original films — protect a single person who's being hunted down, leading to a tense cat and mouse game.
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"Due to the commitment of the Coalition and the demonstrated competence of our partners in Iraq and Syria, there are estimated to be less than 1,000 ISIS terrorists in our combined joint area of operations, most of whom are being hunted down in the desert regions in eastern Syria and Western Iraq," the U.S.-led coalition told Reuters in an emailed statement.
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INTERNATIONAL An article on May 29 about the conviction and sentencing of former military officers for their roles in Operation Condor, in which South American military governments hunted down and eliminated leftist dissidents across national borders, misstated, in some editions, the number of officers convicted for their roles in killing, kidnapping and torturing more than 13 victims as part of the operation.
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An article on May 29 about the conviction and sentencing of former military officers for their roles in Operation Condor, in which South American military governments hunted down and eliminated leftist dissidents across national borders, misstated, in some editions, the number of officers convicted for their roles in killing, kidnapping and torturing more than 100 victims as part of the operation.
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Business activity across the 19 eurozone countries grew at its fastest rate this year in October, suggesting resilience in the face of Britain's vote to leave the E.U. • Islamic State fighters are being hunted down in the Iraqi city of Kirkuk, where the terrorist group carried out a ferocious counterattack to divert Iraqi and Kurdish forces from its besieged stronghold of Mosul.
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