I look in terror upon very scheduled, very planned people.
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Since 2001, nearly 80,000 Pakistanis have died in terror incidents.
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People react in terror after the quake rattled Mexico City.
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And all of us will continue to live in terror.
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Soon, the rats froze in terror whenever the bell chimed.
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Three brutally murdered at their Shabbat table in terror attack.
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Jack ran to and from the men's room in terror.
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To be black in America is to live in terror.
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There are others who live in terror of a tweet.
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You'll then cower in terror as it comes to life.
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Giuggioli reportedly told police she "lived in terror" of Brancaccia.
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It's amusing to see the Big Money Boys fleeing in terror
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When I opened my eyes, I saw her eyes in terror.
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If the left specialises in despair, the right specialises in terror.
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Attacks worldwide ISIS promised an uptick in terror attacks during Ramadan.
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I'd live in terror, dreading every race, every practice, every trial.
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Can't we build and celebrate AI before running away in terror?
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In 2014, about 30,000 people were killed in terror attacks worldwide.
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Just beyond them, a Delacroix horse rolls its eyes in terror.
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Would spotting a lotus seed head make you run in terror?
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Every night, I awake in terror, awash with sweat, heart pounding.
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"He feels like he's living in terror every day," she said.
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She liked French but was in terror of talking in class.
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The increase in knowledge comes with a corresponding decrease in terror.
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He doesn't sleep at night, screaming in terror and scratching himself.
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Retail, media and health-care firms live in terror of digital competitors.
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Yards away, people were clearly screaming in terror at the darkened scene.
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He was acquitted of rape; his accuser fled the country in terror.
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The first full-length trailer of Swamp Thing is rooted in terror.
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We recognize the different ways Iran still supports and engages in terror.
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Sophie and her remaining friend Milo stumble into the woods in terror.
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The kittens were mewing loudly by this time and quivering in terror.
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Perhaps Grace is emboldened by these eruptions; perhaps she recoils in terror.
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She was on her knees, her mouth was open in terror, heart racing.
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"Yet Obama can make a deal with Iran, #1 in terror, no problem!"
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I pictured them huddled inside the guest room, watching the door in terror.
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The night ended, instead, in terror — the deadliest mass shooting in United States history.
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She whispered a secret in his ear, one that made him recoil in terror.
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She screams in terror, until she grasps her chest and falls to the ground.
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Dana, I sat here and I said, technology in terror is the next wave.
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The average death toll in terror attacks, it turns out, is close to zero.
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He scurried off in terror, only to slowly emerge from the grass behind me.
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The one who makes us live in terror and fear, we shouldn't be happy.
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He stuck the gun in his waistband and watched the neighborhood shake in terror.
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Before you run away from your desk job in terror, there is a compromise.
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Now he's posted it online for all to enjoy — or cower in terror at.
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A couple ops, huddled together by the burnt out toilets, occasionally glancing over in terror.
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Spoiler alert: Alexa won't pause the movie automatically if you suddenly cry out in terror.
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The next 23 hours were spent bailing water in terror, until finally Endeavour slid free.
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They also live in terror of its rules, which often change and are harshly enforced.
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It's not easy to make an entire room full of movie fans scream in terror.
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I live in terror of Katie reading this book and what she's going to say.
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Little boys crack the church door to peer in, then slam it shut in terror.
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As they fanned out, Bayardo's mother, sister, and widow began crying and moaning in terror.
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When he began babbling in terror a sergeant clubbed him with an M-16 rifle.
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She came, though she hid in terror behind a barricade for much of the afternoon.
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He has set up operations at the White House as a shambolic exercise in terror.
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Tens of thousands of Pashtuns have been killed in terror attacks and military operations since.
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In just two minutes, we get multiple character dance parties, a pop hit, a cutesy pee-in-terror joke and a cutesy poop-in-terror joke, a jerky side character, a bunch of highly touted celebrity voices, and a whole lotta maniacal running around.
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Jeff Sessions, now Trump's attorney general, looks at individuals convicted in terror cases since 9/11.
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I only turned my head in terror as I waited to see what would finally happen.
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David and his henchmen run away in terror once Van Ness breaks out the machine gun.
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It was as if millions of voices suddenly cried out in terror, and were suddenly silenced.
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Russia had seen a drop in terror attacks recently after enduring several over many years. 3.
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Hundreds have died since in terror attacks, reprisals and race riots, both Uighurs and Han Chinese.
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So as Miss Jones dropped onto the stage that night, I stared in terror and awe.
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Time is not on the side of gay people living in terror in places like Chechnya.
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Like many people I know, I've spent recent months staying up late, reading polls in terror.
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Despite this, more than 66,000 people have died in terror-related incidents in Iraq since 2001.
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The myth of widespread Muslim complicity in terror attacks has been debunked both often and thoroughly.
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P.M. lived in terror of her husband long before his beatings sent her to the emergency room.
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Austin found the game to be a stress reliever, while Mike found himself running around in terror.
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Salman's attorney, Linda Moreno, said it is unusual for bail to be granted in terror-related cases.
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"Children screamed in terror at the giant inflatable monster that crushed their sand castles," the review reads.
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On Friday, at least 49 people were killed in terror attacks against mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand.
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"Jane Doe is forced to shower in terror of being attacked by these men," the lawsuit contends.
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It was filmed in 360 degrees, meaning you can experience deep anxiety in terror from every direction!
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Gail: Yes, when I walk around Manhattan, there are people already grabbing onto the lampposts in terror.
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Surveillance videos leaked to Turkish media showed the moment of the blast and passengers fleeing in terror.
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We lived in terror of a night ambush — every sound and movement was undoubtedly an enemy soldier.
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But they failed to check an upper loft, where Mr. Drimmer and Mr. Shine cowered in terror.
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Formerly based in Iraq, the group is believed to have killed thousands of Iranians in terror attacks.
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Jadhav is a serving Indian navy officer, who was working for RAW and involved in terror activities.
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The report said almost 40,000 people have been killed in terror-related incidents in Afghanistan since 0003.
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During peacetime, people were immersed in terror, destitution and lies, but on the battlefield everything was different.
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Ricin is a highly toxic compound extracted from castor beans that has been used in terror plots.
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Finally, trials in terror cases are usually complicated procedurally and complicated in terms of the evidence presented.
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When Drogon is shot out from under Dany, we watch in terror as they plummet through the air.
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Bombs, like the Manchester attack, are much more commonly used in terror attacks outside of the United States.
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"We're off the road," I said, and instead of crying out in terror or gratitude I just laughed.
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But they will go back to what they always do, which is engage in terror, engage in destabilization.
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Mohammed, one of Suarez's dining companions at Denny's, was a paid FBI informant who specialized in terror cases.
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To put it mildly, none of this looks like decisive steps to rein in terror, as Pakistan claims.
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I laid in bed in terror, crying and grasping onto life with Snow, my three-year-old daughter.
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This was something woven by a father in terror, a rock formed by imagination because the alternative is impossible.
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He feels its ghoulish clutches closing in, before he awakes, weeping in terror and drenched in a cold sweat.
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Now, everyone can bask, or recoil in terror, at the sight of lowly cameras forming ever more powerful botnets.
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While some of us absolutely love a 5.8G free-fall, others' eyes widen in terror at the mere thought.
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In pursuit of this aim, they have killed over 40,000 Turkish nationals over three decades, including in terror attacks.
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True to its duty as a supposed symbol of unity, it's certainly unifying the internet in terror and confusion.
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If not, you can always just watch the real Tom Hardy scream in terror in the new Venom trailer.
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Watch: Drone Delivered Pills & the Fight for Reproductive Rights I listen in terror with tears running down my face.
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"I can hear feminists screaming 'you're trivializing rape,' but we shouldn't live in terror of the penis," she said.
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His community lived in terror, and though he dreamed of leaving, his future, he knew, was likely in Kabul.
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In January, a strike destroyed an al Qaeda camp, where more than 100 fighters were being trained in terror tactics.
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Frightened passengers rushed for exits, pushed their way onto the tarmac, and cowered in terror as police flooded the scene.
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You fork over money hoping to cry your eyes out, or scream in terror, or cringe 'til your face hurts.
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When Nader tested the rats again a day later, they no longer froze in terror when he played the tone.
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Shriek in terror as it becomes clear that you have a dependency issue and you should probably talk to someone.
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She said she had fled in terror and later relayed the incident to her boyfriend at the time, Brad Pitt.
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I don't really believe voters are going to run in terror away from somebody who's talking about Medicare for all.
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CNN first reported that the letters tested positive for ricin, a toxic substance that has been used in terror plots.
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That he raised it $28503 a pop from overwhelmingly working class supporters should make the ruling class quake in terror.
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I have seen older men, women, and children trembling in terror under the deadly shower of bullets and artillery shells.
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The stillness belied the chaos of the day before, as people fled in terror before a roaring wave of destruction.
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Not in terror (as women onscreen so often do), but in rage, frustration and a kind of righteous, rebellious glee.
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She and her colleague gripped hands in terror, forgetting to applaud, until an SS man poked their shoulders to remind them.
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His girlfriend, Diamond Reynolds, who was in the passenger seat, looked on in terror -- as did her four-year-old daughter.
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The notion that Bloomberg and his social peers on Wall Street are living in terror of a Sanders administration undercuts this.
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He was arrested and placed on a terrorism peace bond last summer over fears he would participate in terror-related activities.
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Hundreds were killed in terror attacks at multiple locations in Sri Lanka on Sunday morning, including three churches and three hotels.
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Between 2003 and 2016, exclusive of the war zones of Afghanistan and Iraq, 99 citizens have died in terror incidents overseas.
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We've become conditioned to expect stories of the kids themselves being shot to death, or hiding in terror from the shooter.
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Once again, television screens and social media filled with graphic images of demonstrators fleeing in terror as gunshots first rang out.
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Trickier still, some parents have melted back into the shadows of the devastated home countries from which they fled in terror.
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For most people, it's entirely possible to eat more healthfully without living in terror or struggling to avoid certain foods altogether.
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In another, a caiman sinks its teeth into a giant rainbow boa, making the snake's iridescent orange skin tighten in terror.
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They may have witnessed the massacre and hid in terror from the gunshots, Spencer said, unsure if they would be next.
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Thousands and thousands have been killed in terror attacks carried out by the two groups around the world over the years.
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Family members reported to Heather that a patient would fall asleep and then five minutes later jerk violently awake, in terror.
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There, gang members traded shots in the parking lot while crowds of children screamed in terror, watching through the glass from inside.
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But I'm wrong, I still live in terror because Tencent is monitoring my WeChat and may report me to the Chinese authorities.
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Continental Europe RevPAR was up 6 percent in the first quarter, helped by "continued recovery in terror impacted markets", the company said.
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The Wall Street Journal reported that in 2002, 20143 people were killed worldwide in terror attacks; by 2010, the number was 13,186.
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Gavin watched the fake that was imitating his brother long enough to be sure that he wasn't about to bolt in terror.
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As the misty air hits your taste buds, millions of tiny soil bacteria suddenly cry out in terror, and are suddenly silenced.
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"At least 7 dead and 48 wounded in terror attack and Mayor of London says there is "no reason to be alarmed!
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Siberell said the 13% drop in terror attacks from 2015 is due to reduced violence in Syria, Nigeria, Pakistan, Afghanistan and Yemen.
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Another lawsuit filed last year on behalf of five people killed or injured in terror attacks linked to Hamas blames Facebook Inc.
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Unless you like waking up in the middle of the night in terror after having a nightmare about being chased by zombies.
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Yet, the figures in Williams' sculptures, who often seem to scream in terror, are not meant to be overtly representative of fear.
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" At least 7 dead and 48 wounded in terror attack and Mayor of London says there is "no reason to be alarmed!
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If a robot were to look at you with a twinkle in its eye, you wouldn't be blamed for running away in terror.
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New Delhi (CNN)Africans living in northern India are locking themselves indoors in terror after a spate of mob attacks left several hospitalized.
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Rather than getting stuck in terror, harness all that energy of wanting to live, wanting to thrive, of pleasure and laughter and connection.
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These are Big Sam's commands, and they shake the ground, scatter the clouds, and send woodland animals scampering in terror for miles around.
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Russian-speaking IS fighters have been implicated in terror attacks in Turkey, including the New Year's assault on the Reina nightclub in Istanbul.
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In the short clip, Chris Pratt is seen running away from dinosaurs while Bryce Dallas Howard and Justice Smith look on in terror.
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When a character names a villain while quaking in terror, the narrative assures us that "the man was greatly feared" a paragraph later.
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Bartow's face, identifiable by his wire-frame glasses, is frozen in terror as he confronts the possibility of losing recollection of the past.
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She opens the fridge and recoils in horror shrieking, saving the Brita filter in her hand before sinking to the floor in terror.
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Is it merely symptomatic of the global upsurge in terror groups seeking to displace democratic governance with an extremist variant of political Islam?
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Later, she gave me a flowchart of the printing process; it featured a cartoon of a paper sheet, its mouth agape in terror.
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Also forget essentialist focus on nationalities — with one exception: the German Rainer Maria Rilke, who found terror in beauty and beauty in terror.
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"Now the Americans, the Russians and the Europeans are living in terror in their countries, fearing the strikes of the mujahedeen," he said.
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After being tethered to Trump's wrist, the eagle leaped off his arm in terror, dangling pathetically with its wings splayed out in desperation.
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Ponce, Puerto Rico (CNN)An 23 magnitude earthquake rattled Puerto Rico on Saturday, fueling anxiety among residents and sending them running in terror.
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Even the greatest orator in history, the ancient Roman Marcus Tullius Cicero, once ran from the Forum in terror without saying a word.
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Eighty-three children have been used as "human bombs" in terror attacks in Nigeria this year, the United Nations Children's Fund said Tuesday.
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" Abu Zubaydah went on to say that he started to experience "the panicked sensation of death" and his body "convulsed in terror and resistance.
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Footage from inside the building shows people fleeing in terror from the arena, which is Britain's largest indoor venue, with a capacity of 21,000.
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Photos show the tiger, a 16-year-old male named Taifun, or Typhoon, on top of the bloodied woman, as she screams in terror.
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In Terror, four pre-selected heroes squared off against multiple waves of robots — plus occasional AI-controlled "boss" heroes — while defending a fixed position.
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I welcome and agree with every bit of his oversight inclinations, but please can't we build and celebrate AI before running away in terror?
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Seven years before Saw, five people awoke in terror inside a deadly hexahedral labyrinth that would become the stuff of pulp-torture-movie lore.
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Compare that to Trump followers cowering in terror at violence like last March's in Baltimore, which left a single burned CVS in its wake.
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Also struggling to process the trauma are other survivors, many of whom fled in terror down narrow mountain exit routes that morning of Nov.
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The Intercept noted that the department is six times likelier to issue press releases in terror cases involving Muslim suspects than non-Muslim suspects.
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Rep. Mike HondaMichael (Mike) Makoto HondaEx-congressman launching PAC to defend Dem seats in 2020 Silicon Valley lawmaker backs Apple in terror case Rep.
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In terror-prone areas like Iraq and Afghanistan, as well as Somalia and Yemen, his goal is to reduce the violence to manageable levels.
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Zelda II: The Adventure of Link was also interested in terror, this time using an easily-overlooked game element to deliver a haunting image.
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I introduce myself to the man to my left, tell him that I work in the environmental field, and his face freezes in terror.
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Conor McPherson's take on "The Dance of Death," about a marriage that will have couples counselors cowering in terror, is directed by Victoria Clark.
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Over the last year, police have increasingly used the tool against people suspected of supporting or participating in terror groups, instead of laying formal charges.
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In the space of a few hours as many people were killed as had died in terror incidents in Bangladesh in the previous 18 months.
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I recapped The Handmaid's Tale at Vulture exhaustively during its first season, half in fury and half in terror about the election of Donald Trump.
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We live in terror of being unable to control what other people in our following do and don't do, but being made responsible for it.
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The new law allows relatives of 9/11 victims to sue Saudi Arabia and other countries alleged to be complicit in terror attacks on Americans.
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The bodies of 50 soldiers can be counted; many of the men are killed execution-style on camera, while others are seen surrendering in terror.
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The robot yelps in a tiny robot voice, flails its single, u-shaped arm in terror, quickly reverses its bulldozer-style tracks, and backs away.
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Police in the U.K. killed seven people in 2017 (four of whom were engaged in terror attacks) compared to American police who killed nearly 1,000.
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Beerli believes that wearing the T-shirt is a reminder of the lives lost in terror attacks, even after the media coverage starts to fade.
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More than 2628 children were injured visiting Santa by struggling not to be put on the lap of the giant elf or fleeing in terror.
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The toddler waddles around, finding his way through the city while the civilians of Chicago (who here, are all portrayed as white) shriek in terror.
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But while he does steer her away from the scene of her murder, the effort ends with Laura disappearing into the darkness, screaming in terror.
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In terror of white vigilantes, Washington sped up, ducked into a black neighborhood, tried to elude his pursuer but skidded his car into a tree.
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A gentle pat from a toddler or the friendly sniff of a tiny puppy could make this full-grown dog pee on herself in terror.
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All around the country, associations of farmers, victims, coca-substitution program participants, village advisory boards, Afro-Colombian communities, and indigenous settlements are living in terror.
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The result: Zoey just sort of stood there in terror, while we watched from a window to see if she would venture past the stoop.
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The suspected Christchurch shooter has been charged with engaging in terror act and also faces 51 counts of murder and 40 counts of attempted murder.
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After the 2011 revolution and increase in terror attacks, Egypt's tourism industry, which was a major source of revenue for the country, took a nosedive.
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A witness told Reuters she had seen a man stabbing a woman and other people sobbing at what they had seen after running away in terror.
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Officials say 31 victims were killed and 300 were wounded in terror attacks at the airport and the Maalbeek Metro Station during rush hour on Tuesday.
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As Angelina Lazo fled in terror from her school, trying to calm classmates also running from the horrific shooting in South Florida Wednesday, she realized something.
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The recent audio recording of young boys and girls wailing in terror and calling for their mothers and fathers was especially painful for him to hear.
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Islamist terrorists using knives in terror plots is common: between January 22019 and December 2017, over a quarter of plots in Europe featured an edged weapon.
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So, for over a year after the Navy spit Hey out in 2011, they would wake up almost every night choking in terror, unable to breathe.
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Islamic extremists have more secret cells hidden throughout Europe that could be deployed in terror attacks against civilians, the top U.S. intelligence official warned on Monday.
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"I can't shake hearing people scream in terror as the flames barreled down on us," Noah Lowry, a former San Francisco Giants pitcher, told the Associated Press.
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A spring break trip ended in terror for a 17-year-old girl who was bitten by a shark as she swam in the Gulf of Mexico.
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As Mr Brown puts it, a party with its roots in terror, illegality and revolution has today to present itself as the bastion of stability and justice.
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Hoffman also emphasized that the IRGC was involved in terror attacks against Americans in the 20th century, which is both indisputably true and a long time ago.
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Forty people were arrested overnight in Ramallah on suspicion of "involvement in terror activities, popular terror and violent riots targeting civilians and security forces," Israel's army said.
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" She added: "What he has to do is go visit Honduras and then, if he does make it back, he'll understand what living in terror is like.
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When rockets fall or buses explode in terror attacks, launching grand military operations, even going to war, is an easier decision for Israeli politicians than exercising caution.
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Antonio and his mother, younger sister and brother all watched in terror as his father was handcuffed, placed in a police cruiser and driven off to jail.
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Abdul Satar Bayraqdar, a judge and spokesman for Iraq's higher court, rejected that criticism, and said confessions obtained under torture were removed from evidence in terror trials.
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She feared they'd run over her feet, and more than once dashed to a chair like a woman in an old cartoon lifting her skirts in terror.
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"The end result of this ban will not be a drop in terror attacks," as dozens of American diplomats wrote, in a dissenting draft memo that leaked.
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Cicero, the Roman who fled in terror (he eventually orated his way into waving the Republic) came up with five aspects, or "canons," for delivering a talk.
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Nasrallah said such an approach would force the United States to withdraw from the Middle East "humiliated, defeated and in terror ... as they left in the past".
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Attacks on the U.S. military in the region would force U.S. forces to withdraw "humiliated, defeated and in terror ... as they left in the past", he said.
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"Continued human rights violations and impunity for perpetrators mean that many of Burundi's people live in terror," Zeid said during a March address at the Security Council.
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Arkema's Crosby site makes organic peroxides, highly reactive chemicals commonly used in the rubber and plastics industry that were also employed in terror attacks in Paris and Brussels.
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Trump, writing on Twitter Sunday, said: "At least 7 dead and 48 wounded in terror attack and Mayor of London says there is "no reason to be alarmed!
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"The LGBT community in Iran has lived in terror for the last 40 years," Alireza Nader, CEO of Washington, D.C.-based advocacy organization New Iran, told the Post.
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He specifically called on Obama to release "the full and complete immigration histories" of anyone implicated in terror activities since September 11, 2001, to better inform the public.
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Other survivors have said things like "I've been waiting for this knock on my door for 27 years," but for me, I lived in terror of that knock.
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The freedom to have your head blown off in an Applebee's, to flee in terror from the bang of a backfiring engine, might not be freedom at all.
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I don't know Putin, have no deals in Russia, and the haters are going crazy - yet Obama can make a deal with Iran, #1 in terror, no problem!
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And while stealth (or just running in terror from everything) was an occasionally viable strategy game in previous From Software games, Sekiro necessitates it for success in certain encounters.
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"Zero people were murdered or injured in terror attacks committed on U.S. soil by special interest aliens who entered illegally from 1975 through the end of 2017," Cato found.
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Yaounde, Cameroon (CNN)A military court in Cameroon this week sentenced 89 Boko Haram insurgents to death for their roles in terror attacks in the country's Far North Region.
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He inspired me to then get on my Instagram and share that my son had a surgery at birth and it was life-threatening and we were in terror.
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A term to know: Pharmacoterrorism refers to drugs originally produced for therapeutic benefit being abused in terror attacks for morale building or hypervigilance or to therapeutic drugs being weaponized.
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More than 250 people have been killed in France in terror attacks in recent years, mostly by militants claiming allegiance to the Islamic State group, often during festive periods.
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The decision comes after two men from the Greater Toronto Area were arrested at the airport upon returning from Turkey for allegedly planning to join in terror-related acts.
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" Trump took these words out of context: At least 7 dead and 48 wounded in terror attack and Mayor of London says there is "no reason to be alarmed!
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In Xinjiang, a major development has been the increase in terror attacks perpetrated by fringe extremists against civilian targets, including targets outside of the region, which is very troubling.
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Ricin, an easy-to-produce powder that has been used in terror plots, is potentially deadly if made into a pure powder form that can be inhaled or injected.
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According to two big databases, the number of people who died in terror attacks in North America and Western Europe rose markedly in 22009, claiming more than 200 lives.
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Delaney Tarr, a 17-year-old senior who was hiding with fellow students in a classroom closet, shrank in terror when a SWAT team entered around 3:45 p.m.
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His reign, among other things, led to a populace in terror that they would be arbitrarily arrested or executed, as well as spawning decades of brutal religious-based war.
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Sad at how 2 million Palestinians could be subjugated by Hamas and its partner in terror, Palestinian Islamic Jihad, and at the lack of a solution to this problem.
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Between 50,000 and 100,000 people have been killed in terror operations, security crackdowns and open warfare since 1948, according to estimates by local political groups and the Indian government.
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As the NETs come upon situations where people are in pain, in terror and panic, and still in serious danger, the NETs struggle to maintain focus and self-organize.
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Children of aspiring Americans living without work authorization would spend each day in terror, wondering whether their father or mother will be there at the end of the school day.
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He had a rasping cough and spiked a fever, and soon became so weak that he had to be taken out on a stretcher as classmates looked on in terror.
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Carlos, a Venezuelan man hiding out in a migrant shelter with his wife and three kids, says he's living in terror as they wait their turn to apply for asylum.
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As urban legend has it, when the black-and-white film was shown for the first time, audience members screamed and ran to the back of the theater in terror.
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The Jesner plaintiffs are non-Americans injured by non-Americans in terror attacks not in America and in which, by common agreement, the bank they have sued was not involved.
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Yet, Iran is heavily involved in terror financing and money laundering—we should not reward them with access to our financial system which can be used to kill American families.
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Continental Europe revenue per available room (RevPAR), a key industry measure, was up 6 percent in the first quarter, helped by "continued recovery in terror impacted markets", the company said.
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The rest of the population — or the digitally created simulacra thereof — is required only to die en masse, to cower in terror, and to watch in wide-eyed, worshipful gratitude.
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KHARTOUM (Reuters) - After the victims of a deadly crackdown on a protest camp started pouring into a Khartoum hospital, many previous patients there begged to leave in terror, overwhelming doctors.
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But she also said she lived in terror of Lauer jeopardizing her career and that the encounters caused anguish and shame that eventually prompted her to break up with her boyfriend.
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The battle, which sent families hiding in terror for hours, left seven people dead: Five "aggressors," one Mexican National Guard member, and one civilian, Security Minister Alfonso Durazo said on Twitter.
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Abbasi, a case where the high court reversed the 2nd Circuit's decision and refused to grant a Bivens claim against policy-making officials involved in terror suspect detentions following 9/11.
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He's trapped in a loop in a creepy hotel, destined to fall off of a roof and hit his own taxi cab and drive off in terror over and over again.
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Looking in the window of the house, Alisha, 18, and her partner, Malik, 19, saw a man with his back turned leaning over a couch, and a woman screaming in terror.
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If HUSBAND enters the domicile and one or more children are hungry, unbathed, tired or running away from the potty in terror, he is prohibited from telling WIFE about his day.
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After the attack, which may have been carried out with a mixture of chlorine and mustard gas, nearly half of the town's 212,215 residents, mostly ethnic Turkmen Shiites, fled in terror.
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While Tehran has traditionally relied on Arab Shiites to engage in terror attacks or subvert governments, the Fatemiyoun and Zeynabiyoun are serving a different purpose — helping Iran support the allied Syrian government.
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" But Trump seized that single quote and tweeted in response: At least 7 dead and 27 wounded in terror attack and Mayor of London says there is "no reason to be alarmed!
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KHARTOUM, June 7 (Reuters) - After the victims of a deadly crackdown on a protest camp started pouring into a Khartoum hospital, many previous patients there begged to leave in terror, overwhelming doctors.
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You can catch Hereditary in theaters starting on June 8 if you're ready to start flinching in terror every time a kid looks at you weird for the rest of the summer.
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Contributing Opinion Writer NASHVILLE — Sing, O muse, of the lumbering opossum, of the nearsighted, stumbling opossum, whose only defenses are a hiss, a hideous scowl and a rank scent emitted in terror.
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The tiger had killed more than a dozen villagers and had left residents of a bushy patch of Maharashtra State in terror, while the Indian authorities debated for months what to do.
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In an opening statement, Peter Wold, one of his lawyers, told jurors that Officer Noor heard a bang and saw Officer Harrity grasping for his gun, in terror, just before the shooting.
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Despite being 17 at the time of the shootings, Malvo was handed several life sentences in relation to the killing spree, which left 10 dead and millions living in terror for weeks.
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This month, President Donald Trump announced his administration would suspend aid to Pakistan until the country took more assertive steps to rein in terror organizations, referring to the Haqqani network by name.
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One was caterpillar-sized and used a mobility device that he often fell out of, leaving me screaming in terror and scrambling to rescue him before the other six puppies trampled him.
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It took a moment for Lyons and her husband to figure out that the alert was coming from their Nest camera, while their eight-year-old son crawled underneath a rug in terror.
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Asked by a journalist about a government report which local media have said focuses on the role of Saudi Arabia in terror funding, Johnson said he could not comment on the confidential document.
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Astronomer Christoph Clavius wrote "stars appeared in the sky and (marvelous to behold) the birds fell down from the sky to the ground in terror of such horrid darkness," on August 21, 1560.
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The scar center, the world's first of its kind, is a groundbreaking facility designed to help veterans and and civilians caught in terror incidents tackle the psychological and physical impact left by scars.
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" He also took a shot at London Mayor Sadiq Khan, writing, "At least 7 dead and 48 wounded in terror attack and Mayor of London says there is 'no reason to be alarmed!
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" Taking the Mayor's statements out of context, Trump this morning tweeted: "At least 7 dead and 48 wounded in terror attack and Mayor of London says there is 'no reason to be alarmed!
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Just look at the hordes of people that howled in terror at the idea of Apple replacing the traditional headphone jack on the next iPhone and using wireless and Lightning-based solutions instead.
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Trump last week appeared to back the anti-Qatar coalition — and even take partial credit for isolating Doha — but Shell Smith defended Qatari efforts to rein in terror financing following the diplomatic breakdown.
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Approximately 6% of the men who were released during Obama's time in office are believed to have "re-engaged" in terror related activities, according to a report by the Director of National Intelligence.
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Since the couple was too busy screaming and driving off in terror to give Woodsman a light, he goes searching for one and ends up skulking into the apparently fictional KPJK radio station.
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Trump appeared to misconstrue the statement on Sunday when he tweeted: "At least 7 dead and 48 wounded in terror attack and Mayor of London says there is "no reason to be alarmed!
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Hundreds of children at a school just 100 meters (yards) from the factory jumped in terror over a wall as the explosions boomed, dropping books and bags in their haste to get away.
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An office worker identified only as Bill told KOMO-TV he heard gunfire and saw scores of people running away in terror as he watched the scene unfold from an upstairs office window .
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Former President Obama actually released $85033 billion to the terrorist government of Iran knowing full well, and even admitting, that some of that money would be used to murder people in terror attacks.
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Sanford represents a safe seat in a very conservative state, so he's not exactly the kind of person who would tremble in terror at the thought of voting for an Obamacare repeal bill.
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She saw things in flashes—young girls screaming in terror, broken glass, wet blood, and a boy dressed in all black, walking zombie-like up the sidewalk, his hand resting on his wounded head.
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In a broadcast interview last month, Modi said fielding Thakur as a candidate for the party was a response to those who accused a 24,212-year-old civilization of Hindus of participating in terror.
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She's heard stories of people hooked up to IVs and left alone in rooms with televisions blaring—or even with other patients screaming in terror as they wrestle with their own ketamine-induced visions.
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But Trump appeared to misconstrue the statement on Sunday when he tweeted: "At least 7 dead and 48 wounded in terror attack and Mayor of London says there is "no reason to be alarmed!
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A US State Department analysis concluded that the group had killed six Americans, including military officers and civilians doing business in pre-revolutionary Iran, as well as thousands of Iranian civilians in terror attacks.
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It's alternate-universe Gritty, one where he never made it to the "you know what, he ain't so bad after all" stage of acceptance and still sends children screaming in terror upon first sight.
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They started filming their friends, colleagues, and family squirming in terror as they saw two grown women shitting into a cup, eating the contents of said cup, and vomiting it in the same container.
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In comments to Japan's ambassador carried in state media on Friday, Min Aung Hlaing denied ethnic cleansing was taking place on the grounds that photos showed Muslims "departing calmly rather than fleeing in terror".
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If that sounds like your sort of thing (and let's be honest who doesn't like to throw themselves around their home in terror?) then there is a bundle offer that may be perfect for you.
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The November issue of Rumiyah, for example — a new magazine from the terrorist group aimed at English-language speakers — included an article titled "Just Terror Tactics" that outlined ideal vehicles to use in terror attacks.
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During the call, a copy of which was obtained by PEOPLE, Randall confessed to killing both girls and said he had also shot his wife, who can be heard in the background screaming in terror.
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Instead of recoiling in terror at the thought that the Fed not only is ready to hike interest rates but also is prepared to do so on a regular basis, the market essentially has shrugged.
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Despite the uptick in terror attacks in various Muslims countries, Hardiprakoso said he and his family are trying to enjoy these special few days the best way they can, by surrounding themselves with loved ones.
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MSNBC's Chris Hayes is facing withering criticism after declaring on Twitter that "we're ... very very lucky that the attackers tried to use explosives rather than guns" in terror attacks in New York and New Jersey.
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Glendon Oakley, an off-duty soldier who was in the store, told KTSM-TV that he and another man rounded up children they saw running in terror without their parents and hustled them to safety.
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People have hashtagged LuLaRoe, and local tanning salons, jewelry companies, and an installation parts supply all promoted their brands while commemorating 9/11, a day where nearly 3,000 people died in terror attacks in 2001.
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But like ammonium nitrate, TATP has a substantial history in terror attacks, although it is more commonly seen as a detonator or the explosive in a makeshift blasting cap, as opposed to a main charge.
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He also tucked the ball away and slashed through the defense 10 times for 113 yards, reminding us all of how defenses used to respond to his skill set like a frozen-in-terror #MannequinChallenge.
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It may be years before Millie trusts me enough to fall asleep beside me, years before she doesn't howl in terror and run for the hills whenever someone inadvertently bumps her, but I am patient.
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Near Mosul, Iraq (CNN)Two years ago, Iraqi soldiers in Mosul threw down their weapons and fled the city in terror as armed militants overran the streets under the banner of the emerging threat of ISIS.
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Seven of the convicts had their life sentences reduced to jail terms ranging from 19.5 years to 20 years, including people convicted of instigating "secessionist activities" or participating in terror attacks, Xinhua said late on Tuesday.
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But in reality, there is another option that the UK security services say they already make heavy use of in terror investigations, and which many media outlets and politicians either ignore or aren't aware of: hacking.
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" The president was heavily criticized for mischaracterizing Mayor Khan's remarks on Twitter, saying that, "At least 7 dead and 48 wounded in terror attack and Mayor of London says there is 'no reason to be alarmed!
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The drama's second season ended on a cliffhanger that brought much of the cluster together in London, only to have them watch in terror as Whispers (Terrence Mann) and the nefarious BPO captured Wolfgang (Max Riemelt).
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Though the Marquise de Merteuil is widely perceived as the epitome of kindly politesse, to whom people (unwisely) turn in distress, Ms. McTeer plays her as someone from whom little children would surely shrink in terror.
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It claimed the number of Pakistanis killed in terror attacks had dropped significantly over the past five years, and that the number of people killed in the country since 2003 had cost the state $123 billion.
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For decades after the attack, Ms. Hast said, Mr. Weinstein made Ms. Sciorra "live in terror," seeking her out whenever she filmed movies, leaving messages for her and showing up at hotels where she was staying.
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They will "suffer the same fatal consequences as these terrorists for attempting to bring in terror and havoc to this tranquil province of Bohol — or in other places in the country, for that matter," he said.
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But even that showcase sighting isn't the scariest moment of the trailer, which passes by in a flash: a reveal of Steve getting jabbed in the neck with an extremely hardcore needle as he screams in terror.
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While Trump again criticized President Barack Obama's policies in combating terrorism, Obama has also drawn fire from civil liberties advocates for authorizing the drone killings of US citizens engaged in terror activities against the US without trial.
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You accurately describe the plight of these 3,000 people — mostly Haitian migrants — who have fled the Dominican Republic in terror from the mounting xenophobia caused by the 2013 Dominican edict revoking citizenship from Dominicans of Haitian descent.
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It is less comforting to realize that millions of children in this land of the free and home of the brave, which has been built on the premise of receiving the "huddled masses," are living in terror.
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A fast-food restaurant is riddled with bullets after a high-octane shootout, a bloody teenage girl is howling in terror, and there's no explanation for the breakneck escalation of events other than this: It's robbin' season.
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The House bill addressed bipartisan concerns about possible overreach by the surveillance courts and ended an already deactivated National Security Agency program that allowed the organization to obtain, with judicial approval, Americans' phone records in terror investigations.
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"These groups have a history of their involvement in terror activities and spreading religious intolerance against minority sects and faiths," said Abubakkar Yousafzai, a member of the Karachi branch of Pakistan's Human Rights Commission, speaking to CNBC.
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But if you're asking me whether two months before someone becomes president, whether it makes sense to be in terror, I just don't ... nothing I've seen from what Trump's done, including any of his appointments, terrifies me.
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According to data provided by the senate subcommittee on immigration and the national interest, between 9/11 and the end of 2014 at least 380 foreign-born individuals were convicted in terror cases inside the United States.
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"The end result of this ban will not be a drop in terror attacks in the United States; rather, it will be a drop in international good will towards Americans and a threat towards our economy," it says.
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If people's first reaction to Crime Story season 2 is to shriek in terror over Andrew Cunanan, their second is, and should be, swooning over the strength of Penelope Cruz as Gianni Versace's devastated, famed sister Donatella Versace.
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ET Attackers set off explosions near a Starbucks cafe in a bustling shopping area in Indonesia's capital and waged gunbattles with police Thursday, leaving bodies in the streets as office workers watched in terror from high-rise buildings.
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This week: Amazon gets the biggest jump scare of its lifeWho could blame Jeff Bezos if he jumped out of his seat in terror when the Pentagon announced the winner of the vaunted $10 billion JEDI cloud contract?
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New Zealand's governor general Patsy Reddy on Thursday signed into law sweeping gun restrictions banning most semiautomatic weapons, including the type used by a gunman in terror attacks last month at two mosques that left 85033 people dead.
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H20 is the first film where any of the women targeted by Michael, or indeed any of the victims at all, really attempt to fight back instead of just running around in terror for most of the movie.
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Who among us has not crumpled in terror at the thought that those who know us best will no longer love us, nor tried to use external trappings (beauty, wealth, social media) to fill a gaping spiritual hole?
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A sub-theme is the guilt many of these reporters feel over their own relative privilege, the fact that their own families are safe while the people they write about tend to live in poverty and in terror.
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A sub-theme is the guilt many of these reporters feel over their own relative privilege, the fact that their own families are safe while the people they write about tend to live in poverty and in terror.
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" In the aftermath of the attack last weekend in London, Trump targeted Khan, tweeting on Sunday: "At least 7 dead and 48 wounded in terror attack and Mayor of London says there is 'no reason to be alarmed!
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Trump appeared to misconstrue a statement made by Khan after the attack in London, writing on Twitter: "At least 7 dead and 48 wounded in terror attack and Mayor of London says there is "no reason to be alarmed!
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Not only is General Raheel Sharif untainted by the Musharraf years but he has gradually eclipsed the prime minister in public esteem after launching a major military campaign against domestic militants that led to a slump in terror attacks.
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" Trump deliberately mischaracterized Khan's words as him downplaying the terrorist attack, so he mocked Khan on Twitter: At least 7 dead and 48 wounded in terror attack and Mayor of London says there is "no reason to be alarmed!
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Parents are now afraid to send their kids to school, local businesses are reporting a drop in foot traffic and sales and immigrants are fleeing in terror whenever they see anyone in uniform who appears to be law enforcement.
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The amendment, which fell one vote short last month, would allow the FBI to get the records with National Security Letters, a type of administrative subpoena used in terror investigations that usually comes with a gag order attached. Sens.
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This move would ratchet up the costs to Beijing of its domestic policies, and in the process the United States can take a stand against the OBOR — and in support of millions of Chinese citizens now living in terror.
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Bartnik said some audience members have left in tears, others in terror (one woman in my group seemed to flee immediately), but overall, what people want to do afterwards is try to fit together the story pieces they witnessed.
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"Never in the history of the state has it happened that a minister in Israel has exploited the deaths of those killed in terror attacks for political propaganda even before the funerals of the dead," it said on twitter.
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Authorities also based their assessment that this was a terror attack due to the fact that the suspect rented a truck to carry out the attack mirrors a strategy recently used in terror attacks in London and Nice, France.
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Young men who took part in the two-day riot described it as a military battle—fought with sticks, improvised weapons, and burning dumpsters—while women and children fled in terror and police watched from the safety of locked porta-cabins.
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"My family also lives in terror and beg me not to say anything that's challenging or criticizing the Chinese government," one U.S.-based user told VICE News on the condition of anonymity over fears their family in China would be targeted.
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While I can imagine a Russian troll farm worker receiving such a message and recoiling in terror, I can also imagine him sharing it in the Internet Research Agency's private Slack, where he and his co-workers could whoop it up.
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The game lasts for 30 years, and you spent nearly all of your time looking for berries, finger-painting on stone walls, and occasionally crapping your fur in terror when a saber-tooth tiger looks at you the wrong way.
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Explosive used in terror attacks Investigators initially thought along those lines too -- evidence suggested the work of amateur hobbyists possibly experimenting with explosives during the July 4 festivities, bomb squad commanding officer Lt. Mark Torre said shortly after the blast.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Save the Children said it was deeply concerned by reports hundreds of women and children linked to Islamic State had fled in terror from a camp for displaced people in northern Syria after shells fell on it on Sunday.
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I mean, if you're a Middle East Studies "expert" teaching an undergraduate course in terror that repeatedly bashes America you probably don't want to face any challenges from a returning veteran who's actually been fighting terrorism for 19903-4 years.
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In the pilot of "Evil," a forensic psychologist and lapsed Catholic named Kristen (Katja Herbers) lies in bed, frozen in terror, her eyes open wide, as a demon—black and shrivelled, with bright-green eyes and long claws—taunts her.
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Funding al-Shabaab: How aid money ends up in terror Earlier this month, at least five people were killed and 10 injured when Al-Shabaab detonated a bomb during a soccer game in the port city of Barawe, south of Mogadishu.
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Ahmad's specialty is counterterrorism, her subspecialty "extraterritorial" cases, which means that she spends a great deal of time overseas, negotiating with foreign officials, interviewing witnesses, often in prison, and combing the ground for evidence in terror-related crimes against Americans.
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The advertising campaign moved to a big digital rollout at the end of August with a new, bloody Facebook image: tire tracks criss-crossing European towns, each marked by the number of dead in terror attacks from Manchester to Barcelona.
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With creepy, meticulously designed illustrations that threw subtlety out the window, and text that made outrageous claims far beyond the movie's actual contents, these ads could make a minor piece of schlock look like the most elaborate exercise in terror.
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McBride and Goodman seem to have bottled a certain branch of machismo, of burly guys who stride into a room confident that if they can effectively hide how much they're sweating in terror, they just might get what they want.
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Ripping up the State of the Union speech didn't help the families huddled in terror of ICE raids, or millions of individuals deprived of food stamps by the Trump administration, or Jews and Muslims fearful of getting gunned down by terrorists.
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In West Java, in the city of Tangerang just outside of Jakarta, the police raided three sites and arrested four people who they said had been training recruits in terror tactics for Jamaah Ansharut Daulah, according to Indonesian news reports.
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The Dirty Computer singer will use her pipes to scream in terror (or make us scream) as the lead character of the upcoming horror flick Antebellum, and from the looks of the film's trailer, it's going to be an actual nightmare.
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"At least seven dead and 48 wounded in terror attack and Mayor of London says there is 'no reason to be alarmed,'" Mr. Trump said on Twitter on June 4, after an attack on London Bridge and a nearby market.
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Wang Aili, director of the Criminal Law Office with parliament's Legal Affairs Commission, told a news briefing that those who could be tried in absentia would include corruption suspects and those wanted for harming national security or for involvement in terror cases.
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She was one of scores of students who cowered in terror as a 19-year-old former classmate who had been expelled the year before for disciplinary problems sprayed gunfire from an assault rifle he had legally purchased as an 18-year-old.
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She sketches one of these creatures, but when she goes to hide it in her room, she finds dozens of similar sketches, flipping through them in terror like the "All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy" scene in The Shining.
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Use of children in terror attacks a 'big development' The use of children in attacks in Indonesia is a "big development, unlike anything that's happened before in domestic terror," said Greg Barton, chair in global Islamic politics at Deakin University in Australia.
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"The end result of this ban will not be a drop in terror attacks in the United States; rather it will be a drop in international good will towards Americans and a threat towards our economy," said the draft memo seen by Reuters.
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The source sculpture for "Eagle" resembles an out-of-shape Maltese Falcon with a toucan's enormous beak, tipped slightly backward on its base; it's hard to tell if the creature is recoiling in terror from the inky void, or just dozing off.
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The footage shows Chandler confidently standing up on his board and gaining his balance above the water, before seeing him jumping off the back of his board in terror after something quickly approaches him from the lower left corner of the shot.
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MOSUL, Iraq (Reuters) - Both screaming in terror, a father and the young daughter he cradled in his arm fled through the rubble-strewn streets of Wadi Hajar, transformed in a flash into a battleground between Islamic State fighters and Iraqi special forces.
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" As a child in Montana cattle country, she "grew attached to ... the orphaned calves," which she'd later see "funneled into a factory chute, mooing in terror until the moment some guy ended their brief lives by slamming a bolt to their skulls.
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" As a child in Montana cattle country, she "grew attached to ... the orphaned calves," which she'd later see "funneled into a factory chute, mooing in terror until the moment some guy ended their brief lives by slamming a bolt to their skulls.
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The cop reels in terror as the serpent darts from one side of the room to the other, taking refuge behind a different trash can before finally weaving its way outside—likely, scared itself from all the noise one grown man was making.
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I burrowed into her side in terror as a power outage during a playthrough of The 7th Guest left the skeletal hand cursor on the screen—pointing out at us, because my mother had been about to move her character backward—before everything went black.
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What appears to be an evolution in terror, from centralized operations directed by a core group of terrorists to a far-flung, loosely knit ideological movement inspired by ISIS from afar, masks a bigger question: Is what we are seeing even terrorism at all?
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Another reason the GOP should be frozen in terror by a generation of angry teenagers is that all of this organizing, protesting, speaking, and lobbying — particularly the tactics that are happening online — are all skills that these students will use for decades to come.
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I'd just gotten home from work, the sun was still out, children were playing just up the block — it was safe — and still, when I sensed that someone was behind me on the stoop, a little too close, my heart seized up in terror.
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I hit play on "Earwax Halo Manufactured for the Champion in All of Us," a song that sounds as insane as its title suggests, and I was immediately frozen in terror upon hearing the bursts of ugly screaming and mangled electronics that opens the song.
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And prosecutors, using evidence from the defendant's internet searches, phone videos and text messages, will seek to place the man, Ahmad Khan Rahimi, who lived in Elizabeth, N.J., above his father's chicken restaurant, squarely on the misfit-to-jihadist path familiar in terror attacks worldwide.
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David Foster Wallace, one of Cohen's conspicuous influences, lived and wrote in terror of solipsism, though no matter how hard he strove to imagine characters unlike himself (and he had huge range), you always saw Wallace, almost his actual face, through the unmistakable style.
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In the years after 2001, an average of fewer than nine Americans per year have been killed in terror attacks on American soil, compared, for example, with an average of about 12,000 a year who are shot to death in non-terror related incidents.
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Like other women of her age and station, Grace lives in terror that an unwanted pregnancy, the result of such unwanted but unrefusable advances, will lead to her ruin — which is precisely what happens to her best and only friend, who dies after a back alley abortion.
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Click here to subscribe to the PeopleStyle Newsletter for amazing shopping discounts, can't-live-without beauty products and more Kasinde cried tears of joy as she heard the news, but once she realized her entire head of hair had gone ablaze, she started screaming in terror.
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Alongside the families of radicalized people coming together to both share their grief and try to figure out a way to fight back against recruiters, the conference's networking events and workshops host academics, figures from NGOs, and even those who've lost loved ones in terror attacks.
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But the branches of government tasked with the constitutional duty of holding Trump responsible for such acts, the House of Representatives and the Senate, are controlled by Republican legislators who live in terror of the damage any Trump scandal would do to their party and political careers.
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In fact, current leading Iranian government officials—including Chairman of the Expediency Council Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani and Senior Advisor to Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Akbar Velayati—reportedly were involved in terror attacks carried out abroad, including the murder of Iranian Kurdish dissidents in Berlin in 1992.
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It's 85033 now, and Americans have long learned they needn't live in terror of Catholics anymore, and yet countless states still have Blaines on the books, and countless other religious schools, charities, and other institutions have been ensnared by the fundamentally anti-religious animus of the laws.
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The scenes in which the (unseen) commanding officer approaches the women's shelter, and in terror they jump to line up so he can choose among them, are almost as disturbing as the moments when they return, hollow-eyed but matter-of-fact, and wash themselves mechanically.
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The son of Japanese immigrants, Mr. Fujimori was elected in 1990 as a political outsider at a time when the Shining Path and the Túpac Amaru Revolutionary Movement, left-wing rebel groups, challenged the military and engaged in terror campaigns that left around 70,000 people dead.
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His eyes are reddish and the large gold hoop earrings jan[gl]ing on either side of his shrunken black face make the children shrink in terror whenever they meet him on the street or in the woods where he goes to dig roots for his medicines.
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" * In May 2017, Trump tweeted this about critics of his relationship with Russia and Russian president Vladimir Putin: "I don't know Putin, have no deals in Russia, and the haters are going crazy - yet Obama can make a deal with Iran, #33 in terror, no problem!
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Simply put, a lipoma is a benign tumor of fatty tissue and, until I had one growing on and possibly into my left tricep, I'd only ever experienced them when I went to pet an elderly dog and recoiled in terror at the pliable protuberance I'd made contact with.
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After his boxing career, Downes acted onstage, on television and in movies like "A Study in Terror" (1965), a Sherlock Holmes film, and Roman Polanski's 1967 horror comedy, "The Fearless Vampire Killers," in which he portrayed the servant of Count von Krolock, a vampire played by Ferdy Mayne.
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"Hundreds of medical workers and patients, including a malnourished woman carrying her daughter in a surgical robe and a man still hooked up to a catheter, fled in terror as a series of large explosions rocked a hospital (al-Thawra) in central Hodeidah," Amnesty International said, quoting a witness.
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Resident Evil was a game that I would find myself laughing at, and then for a few minutes the campiness would fade away and I'd find myself frozen in terror, scrabbling at the controls trying to get into a room with a save point before something killed me.
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I made them think, I made them laugh, I made them cry, I made them scream in delight, I made them shake in terror—I made a bunch of urban street people realize that a skinny white straight kid from Queens actually loved them and cared that they loved him back.
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In what is likely the strangest film in a series full of strange films, zombie maestro George Romero's Monkey Shines: An Experiment in Terror contains the sight — rare in real life but repeated in this flick — of a quadriplegic man slow-dancing to Peggy Lee with his helper capuchin monkey.
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Over the years, some of the gravesites of the sailors have been uncovered, containing well-preserved bodies, and both ships have been discovered by Canadian archaeologists; the wreck of the Erebus was found in 2014 south of King William Island in Nunavut, and the Terror was discovered in 2016 in Terror Bay.
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We see young James (Jack Veal) staring in terror at a black-hued pond; young James sticking his hand in a deep fryer just to feel something; young James resting his head on Vanessa's lap while sitting on a patio swing, a "menacing rumble," as the closed captioning reads, playing in the background.
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The women in Cyndie and Rachel's village are still clearly living in terror of Negan and his followers, and no wonder: After the Saviors discovered their previous settlement, Negan strategically killed every male in their group over age 10, spurring the women to pack up their bags and escape in the middle of night.
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That evening, a warm and clear Saturday night in Chelsea, a much larger explosion tore through a Dumpster on West 23rd Street, throwing the heavy trash container more than 120 feet, blowing out windows and spraying glass and debris hundreds of feet and three stories into the air and sending pedestrians fleeing in terror.
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Then in September, Facebook deleted a post by a Norwegian writer that included the photojournalist Nick Ut's iconic photo of a naked 21-year-old girl, Phan Thi Kim Phuc, running in terror after a napalm attack during the Vietnam War, on the grounds that it ran afoul of Facebook's prohibition of child nudity.
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Blackout's one map is a collage of major "Call of Duty" multiplayer maps, all stitched together: The speed at which you can run from one area to the other means less time spent running in terror in the wide open, hoping against the odds that no one's spotted you through the lens of a sniper rifle.
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Whether that man is the prime minister, modifying his opinions to catch votes, or a bourgeois in terror lest some harmless act should be misunderstood and outrage some petty convention, that man is an inferior man and I do not want to have anything to do with him any more than I want to eat canned salmon.
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Even if you set aside its history of murdering Americans and supporting despotic regimes, it is unlikely that the group will ever become a credible political partner of the US.That's because in Iran, MEK is regarded as a bunch of traitors who fought alongside Saddam Hussein and have a history of murdering Iranian civilians in terror attacks.
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Number Six: We Are Going To Suspend The Issuance Of Visas To Any Place Where Adequate Screening Cannot Occur According to data provided to the Senate Subcommittee on Immigration and the National Interest, between 9/2023 and the end of 2014, at least 380 foreign-born individuals were convicted in terror cases inside the United States.
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"We're talking about the most severe incident in which cynical use has been made of diplomatic immunity and the rights that were given to foreign representatives in Israel in order to smuggle weapons that could be used in terror attacks against citizens and security force members," said an ISA official in a statement about the investigation.
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In the late 1930s, for example, when the Dutch and Austrian ethologists Niko Tinbergen and Konrad Lorenz towed models resembling flying hawks above turkey chicks, they were trying to prove that these birds hatched with a hard-wired image resembling an airborne bird of prey already in their minds that compelled them to freeze in terror.
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READ: Meet the man who's trying to start another revolution in Ukraine Following the first attack, in the Lysa Hora nature reserve near Kyiv on April 21, police initially took no action, saying they'd received no complaints of violence; it was only after a video surfaced days later, showing families with small children fleeing in terror, that a criminal investigation was launched.
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The synthetic opioid, blamed in health surveys for surging drug overdose deaths in the United States, has for decades concerned national security officials because of its potential widespread lethality in terror attacks, and in recent months, officials from DHS and the Pentagon have met to discuss an official WMD designation as a tool to disrupt the drug's widespread availability on the black market, the memo says.
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Multiple letters mailed to Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE and Chief of Naval Operations John Richardson on Monday tested positive for ricin, a toxic substance that is easy to produce and has been used in terror plots.
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"Often I cannot sleep because my hands are tingling...When I do fall asleep, I see nightmares, my father lying there, blood dripping from his head and nostrils, his eyes popped out in terror..." Flashbacks, reliving the trauma over and over, foggy memory, heart palpitation, disturbing thoughts of killing herself, nightmares, absence of milk from her one breast—these are the symptoms Amini reported to a doctor at the camp.
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Some staffers had reportedly been calling Donald Jr. Fredo (and Ivanka Michael) behind his back since the days of the campaign, when it became obvious that he lived in terror of displeasing his father but couldn't seem to help doing so anyway: People who worked and interacted with "Junior" during his father's political rise in the Republican Party aren't entirely surprised that the oldest Trump son would find himself in this mess.
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Maybe having gaps in your gaming knowledge isn't such an issue, especially since 2016 is apparently the year of the remakes and remasters—I might soon be able to experience Red Dead Redemption for the first time in a glorious new form (who knows), and if I ever muster up the courage to have a crack at The Last of Us, at least I know I'll be able to watch Joel's pores dilate in terror.
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Read more:Suspected Christchurch shooter charged with engaging in terror actA New Zealand man who owned a Nazi-themed insulation company pleaded guilty to sharing videos of the Christchurch shootingAn emotional photo shows Prince William giving New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern a traditional Māori greeting a month after the Christchurch terror attacks that left 50 people deadNew Zealand is offering permanent residency to foreign victims of the Christchurch massacre and their families after many feared deportation
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And while the Taliban have said they are not responsible for Saturday's wedding attack, they have claimed responsibility for a number of other recent, deadly attacks, many of which were carried out as the organization was negotiating with the US. In July, for instance, the group took responsibility for the bulk of 1,500 Afghan civilian casualties wounded or killed in terror attacks, and in early August, Taliban operatives killed 14 people and wounded 145 others in Kabul.
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Ro KhannaRohit (Ro) KhannaKhanna calls out progressives who haven't endorsed Lipinski challenger Young insurgents aren't rushing to Kennedy's side in Markey fight Khanna: I 'didn't appreciate' Castro's attack on Biden MORE (Calif.), who ousted veteran Democrat Mike HondaMichael (Mike) Makoto HondaYoung insurgents aren't rushing to Kennedy's side in Markey fight Ex-congressman launching PAC to defend Dem seats in 2020 Silicon Valley lawmaker backs Apple in terror case MORE in a 2016 primary, are fully in Markey's corner.
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For example, you may have read front-page articles like ... Deadly Chaos After Virginia Rally by White Nationalists Trump Defends Initial Remarks on Charlottesville; Again Blames 'Both Sides' Trump Comments on Race Open Breach With C.E.O.s, Military and G.O.P. Van Hits Pedestrians in Barcelona, Killing at Least 13 in Terror Attack In China, an Action Hero Beats Box Office Records (and Arrogant Westerners) Or, maybe you found stories like these from the Style, Science, Sports, International, U.S., Tech, Science, Education, Business, and Arts sections: Taylor Swift Spoke Up. Sexual Assault Survivors Were Listening.
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