Transportation incidents include roadway collisions, overturned vehicles, and other vehicle incidents.
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Twenty incidents occurred in 2016, while 30 incidents occurred in 2017.
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Usually, you can connect the dots when it involves incidents after incidents.
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Why do you think these incidents ... Because these are all major incidents.
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Of the 763 incidents, there have been 178 hate incidents against mosques and Islamic centers in America and another 197 incidents of anti-Muslim violent crimes.
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Anti-black incidents and anti-LGBTQ incidents were also reported in high numbers.
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Ungar selected a sample of about 23 incidents from his full dataset (22 incidents).
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In 22019, there were 22.5 anti-Semitic incidents reported versus 186 incidents in 2018.
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The FBI reported a 1,600 percent increase in anti-Muslim hate crime incidents in 2001 (481 incidents compared to the 85033 incidents reported to the FBI in 2000).
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"These are planned incidents, and planned incidents give us an opportunity to intercede," Schweit said.
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More than 400 of the incidents included court documents that had detailed accounts of the incidents.
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Similar incidents reported There have been a number of reports of similar incidents involving e-cigarettes.
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With respect to both the 2013 and 2014 incidents, how many users do these incidents affect?
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In 10 of those incidents, children suffered cuts and bruising, while two incidents resulted in concussions.
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There were 43,739 such reported incidents -- roughly half of the 3,489 racially motivated incidents in 2016.
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A list of fatal mining incidents compiled by the group presents a number of under-reported incidents.
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Of the nearly 1,400 hate crimes and bias incidents the Southern Poverty Law Center has tracked since the 2016 presidential election, anti-immigrant incidents were the most reported, followed by anti-black incidents.
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The police chief said that there was likely an increase both in incidents and in reporting of incidents.
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This time, however, there were incidents that led the U.S. crew to conclude that the incidents were unsafe.
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Most incidents involving interception cause little trouble to the forces, but occasionally such incidents can be deemed confrontational.
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There were 33 incidents during that period, making Oregon 10th in the nation for these kind of incidents.
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In 2015, the hate crime total increased by 356 single bias incidents, and anti-Muslim incidents surged again.
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By that measure — which, unlike reported crime, is not influenced by reporting rates of incidents unnoticed by the police — London's violent crime rate decreased to 14 incidents per 1,000 people in 2017 from 19 incidents per 1,000 people in 20163, before returning to 19 incidents per 1,000 people in 2018.
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Users can filter incidents on the map by category and can also view the incidents in a list format.
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Officers had fired their weapons in 20173 incidents as of December 22017, compared with 29.3 incidents in 224, Det.
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The NAF's most recent report identified 99,409 picketing incidents and 43,038 incidents of trespassing or obstruction in 2018—record highs.
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Officials there dealt with four MS-13-related police incidents involving murder last year, not just four incidents in total.
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The organization's Audit of Anti-Semitic Incidents, released Tuesday, found 1,986 such incidents in 219, compared with 247,250 in 212.
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The report recorded 5,818 "single-bias" incidents, incidents in which one or more offense types are motivated by the same bias.
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Their report includes 136 anti-immigrant incidents, the most of any category, and 41 incidents of pro-Trump intimidation or harassment.
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SPLC also recorded over 1,000 bias-related incidents, the largest share being anti-immigrant incidents, in the month after Trump's election.
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About 5% of incidents are reported through a "live broadcast" feature and are typically combined with information from police-reported incidents.
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Other Ring camera hacks identified in the lawsuit include incidents in Connecticut, Florida, New York, Georgia, and two incidents in Texas.
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Anti-Muslim incidents have been on the rise in Canada, with several minor incidents reported in Quebec during the past year.
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Police say that only about one in four incidents is actually reported, so there are likely to have been many more incidents.
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"In general, research finds that far-right terrorism incidents receive less coverage than jihadist-inspired incidents, despite being more common," Silva says.
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This time, there were 22016,921 incidents of chronic kidney disease among 16,900 PPI users, compared with 28,226 incidents among 231,113 non-users.
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If they've forgiven incidents in the past, they won't bring those incidents up again; what's in the past is in the past.
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The largest rise in hate crimes has been in anti-Semitic incidents, which have increased 63 percent to 152 incidents through Sept.
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More incidents reported Friday, police say NYPD officials confirmed to CNN they were investigating two more incidents that took place Friday morning.
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Users are also able to discuss the incidents among themselves via the app, which displays a map showing where incidents are occurring.
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Also, senior US military officials are trying to assess whether the number of incidents with the Iranians have increased or whether more incidents are simply being reported by US naval commanders in the region because of the sensitivity to Iranian incidents.
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In sheer numbers, anti-Jewish incidents (2892) were higher in 2300, but the percentage increase was much higher for incidents involving Muslim victims.
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The State Department is taking these incidents "very seriously," she added, and is working to determine the cause and impact of the incidents.
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" He said Exxon's safety system "deliberately encourages workers to report [incidents and near-incidents] for the express purpose of learning and preventing reoccurrence.
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According to the Gun Violence Archive, a total of 33,188 gun-related incidents happened so far this year; in 2018, incidents reached 57,396.
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The incidents caused something of a nationwide hysteria, and led to more than 230 copycat incidents and false reports of similar strawberry spikings.
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Part of the reason for the spike in these incidents, however, can be attributed to an increase in anti-Semitic incidents in schools.
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Details: Bermuda Fire and Rescue Service reported 17 minor incidents including gas leaks and transformer fires and 9 medical incidents, the government tweeted.
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Black people generally try to ignore minor incidents — yet they understand that major incidents can change their lives or even get them killed.
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That number rose to nearly three incidents per year during the 6.33s (6.1 victims murdered, 5.3 wounded per incident); four incidents per year during the 1990s (5.6 victims murdered, 5.5 wounded per incident); four incidents per year during the 2000s (6.4 victims murdered, 4 wounded per incident); and four incidents per year from 2010 through 2013 (7.4 victims murdered, 6.3 wounded per incident).
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According to FBI hate crime data, violent anti-trans incidents tripled between 2013 and 2015, from 31 to 114 incidents (although law enforcement agencies had only just started specifically categorizing anti-trans incidents, so it's possible that the data isn't entirely reliable).
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While in and of themselves these incidents tend not to have serious repercussions, as little as two incidents have led to drivers being deactivated.
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According to The Guardian, there have been 5,000 recorded stranding incidents in New Zealand since 1840, with an average of 85 incidents each year.
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The researchers looked at 150 reported incidents between around 2006 and 2016, and found that 64 percent of incidents were because of technical problems.
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The Anti-Defamation League's annual audit of anti-Semitic incidents reported that there were 90 anti-Jewish incidents across 60 college campuses in 2015.
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In the 2015 edition of the team's annual report on security incidents, 110 of 295 incidents were identified as having an "unknown" attack vector.
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That level of resources and attention can only be expended on the most significant and serious cyber incidents, leaving millions of smaller incidents uninvestigated.
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Bravo said the community has seen an increase in drug-related incidents, "primarily led by opioids," and incidents where younger children are accidentally overdosing.
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Another similar map, the Harass Map, reports similar incidents and uses similar vetting, but links to reports of the incidents published in the media.
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Other incidents In other incidents away from the National Mall, a noose was found at a construction site in Washington this month, police said.
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" Costello actually believes that, rather than being illegitimate, "school incidents are probably underreported, as schools have no obligation to report such incidents to anyone.
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Other airline-related dog incidents Alejandro's death comes after United Airlines had three animal-related incidents in the span of a week in March.
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In 2015, there were 1,745 anti-black hate crimes reported, far outnumbering the 613 anti-white incidents and 299 anti-Hispanic or Latino incidents.
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Combined with large-scale security incidents like Heartbleed, web users were continually asked to change their account passwords after these types of incidents occurred.
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Of the remaining incidents swimmers and waders accounted for 25%, with remaining incidents divided between snorkelers and free divers, body surfers and scuba divers.
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Yahoo said it had revised its procedures for responding to cybersecurity incidents, including the reporting of such incidents to senior executives and the board.
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It has counted 780 anti-Semitic incidents in the first six months of 2019, compared to 785 incidents during the same period in 2018.
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The 1979 and 2014 incidents grabbed attention because they involved smallpox, but incidents of unintended exposure to controlled biological agents are actually quite common.
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Other incidents on January 19, 27 and 30 involved loss of separation within a margin of tolerance which instead was classified as "minor technical incidents".
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A pair of unrelated graffiti incidents on opposite ends of the country have led to charges for several teens, both incidents involving racially charged slurs.
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France has experienced a growing problem with hate incidents in recent years, including a 20183% jump in anti-Semitic incidents reported between 2017 and 2018.
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There were 7,175 incidents of hate crimes reported in 2017 — a 17% increase from the 6,121 incidents in 2016 — according to newly released FBI data.
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Some 323,232 plane rage incidents were reported to the International Air Transport Association by airlines last year, up from 22014,222 incidents in 2014, IATA said.
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If your company has suffered one or more data breaches or other cybersecurity incidents, have you reported these incidents to federal, state and local authorities?
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Consider that, according to The Post, many fatal shootings stemmed from non-criminal incidents — or, at least incidents that would not necessarily require an arrest.
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They found 56 incidents of chronic kidney disease among 322 people taking PPIs, compared with 1,382 incidents among 13,160 individuals who didn't use the pills.
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In 20183, total deaths from terror incidents fell globally, but Afghanistan shouldered 46% of the 15,952 deaths from terror, with 7,379 fatalities from 1,443 incidents.
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This thought and the pervasiveness of these incidents have led me to contemplate what I, as a female CEO, can learn from these publicized incidents.
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No two celebrity food incidents are exactly alike, which is the fundamental beauty of them, but most celebrity food incidents fall into a few basic camps.
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"They are very serious incidents ... We have formally démarched the Chinese government and we've requested the Chinese investigate these incidents," Pentagon spokeswoman Dana White told reporters.
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Organizations can also search their incidents archive, access incident-level analytics like speed and distance traveled, and reconstruct events using composites to piece together multiple incidents.
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No incidents have been reported but the recall was initiated because of the similarity of the products to other manufacturers&apos sleepers that have reported incidents.
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These incidents also sparked protests that called attention to the connection between racist incidents on campus and larger patterns of racism and bias in American society.
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The bureau's Uniform Crime Reporting Program data showed 28,22016 hate crime incidents reported to police in 20153, a 22015% increase from the 21990,225 incidents reported in 2014.
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"I believe that each of these incidents, documented in detail in the Mueller report, constitutes a crime," Nadler said of those and a handful of other incidents.
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The actual number of incidents may have been higher, as people's ability to recall relatively minor incidents of verbal abuse may decrease over time, the researchers say.
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Information related to more than 100 incidents In total, the release, which also includes other types of police incidents, includes information related to more than 100 investigations.
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Spate of incidents "It's peculiar that so many (incidents) have occurred in a short period of time, which suggests that there could be systemic (problems)," Rahmat said.
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But perhaps more alarming than these particularly egregious incidents is the sheer number incidents, many of them mundane, that reflect a compromised work culture at the agency.
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According to a database documenting sectarian incidents in the Middle East, more than 160 incidents have been reported in the Minya governorate alone between 2013 and 2018.
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The billionaire's campaign has been marred by violent incidents at his rallies, but the incidents have not hurt his standing in the polls View the discussion thread.
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"There were reports of incidents of disturbance at two-to-three places where relaxation was not given; the security forces dealt with those incidents locally," he said.
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"Any incidents of self-contamination or copycat incidents impact on the industry and are very unhelpful for authorities," NSW Detective Superintendent Danny Doherty told reporters in Sydney.
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PEN doesn't actually attempt a quantification of free speech incidents on campus, instead preferring to categorize types of free speech crises and discuss particular incidents in depth.
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Afghanistan recorded the highest number of terror-related deaths and incidents for the second consecutive year, with more than 266,2000 fatalities and 22001,400 terrorist incidents in 2018.
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"Recent reports of increased incidents of sexual assault and misconduct onboard aircraft have highlighted concerns regarding the response to such incidents," the DOT said in a statement.
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In the 134 incidents from recent years, more than 50 people were injured, and at least 67 of the incidents involved property damage beyond the e-cigarette itself.
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The company says it is aware of 12 incidents that have occurred around broken adapters in the past 12 years, though it didn't specify what those incidents were.
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"So far the rules of … avoiding incidents at sea and avoiding incidents the air have held," but "we are in difficult, I think, geo-strategic times," he added.
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There has been 28 incidents involving flyers in Massachusetts within the first five months of 2019, an uptick from the 85033 incidents reported to the ADL last year.
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This includes ensuring that our staff has the resources to respond promptly to incidents that arise, and developing processes to prevent such incidents from happening in the future.
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These incidents have at least three items in common: innocent bystanders and/or passengers died, excessive speeds were the primary cause of the incidents, and all were preventable.
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Although on-time arrival statistics for February are not yet available, there were 43 major incidents that disrupted weekday service that month, compared with 24 incidents in January.
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Its preliminary 2017 data includes an 86 percent increase in reported incidents — 541 in the first quarter compared to 291 reported incidents during the same period in 2016.
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Key findings: For the first time since ICS-CERT began tracking reported incidents in 2009, critical manufacturing experienced more incidents than the energy sector, according to the report.
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What the data reveals In an FBI list of active shooter incidents in the United States from 2000 to 2017, nine of 250 incidents identified involved female shooters.
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A disturbing uptick in hate crimes, anti-Semitic incidents There have been at least 166 anti-Semitic incidents between January and September of this year, the NYPD reported.
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Across the Broward County School district, where Parkland is located, incidents of drug use or possession grew from 20123 incidents the previous year to 22012 that school year.
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Since October, there have been 15 violent, anti-Semitic incidents directed against ultra-Orthodox Jews in the neighborhood, according to an Israeli organization that tracks anti-Semitic incidents.
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The Anti-Defamation League, which tracks hate groups, reported a 258% growth in white supremacist recruitment efforts at universities between fall 2016 (41 incidents) and fall 2017 (147 incidents).
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Other than weather-related incidents, two midperformance deaths in 1988 and 1996 were the only incidents to cause cancellations during a show, according to Met Press Director Sam Neuman.
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These incidents were reported through the Documenting Hate project, a database of tips about hate crimes and bias incidents set up by ProPublica and shared with other news organizations.
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The report, by the Southern Poverty Law Center, documents 867 incidents ranging from assaults to threatening graffiti messages, based on incidents reported to the group or by news media.
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The agency said that it received reports of more than 2,85033 tax-related scam incidents from January through October, while it received about 1,200 reports of incidents in 2017.
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In its annual audit of anti-Semitic incidents in the United States, the Anti-Defamation League chronicled a 57 percent rise in incidents in 85033 over the previous year.
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A majority of the events were seen in schools, with incidents on college campuses jumping 85033 percent and incidents at K-12 schools nearly doubling from 235 to 457.
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She provided police and medical records related to 22014 and 2911 incidents in Fairfax County in Virginia, and sheriff's reports concerning 20133 and 22013 incidents in Orange County, Florida.
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The group's recent demands include punishments for students involved in bias incidents, the creation of more diversity initiatives and the resignation of administrators for their response to the incidents.
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In 20073, the city had 2,785 shooting incidents and 3,457 shooting victims -- a decrease from the 3,550 shooting incidents and 4,349 shooting victims the previous year, according to police.
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The 1978 and 2014 incidents, like the disaster in Russia, grabbed attention because they involved smallpox, but incidents of unintended exposure to controlled biological agents are actually quite common.
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The commission's executive director, Toby Baker, told Reuters there had been an "unacceptable trend of significant incidents" at chemical plants in Texas, with three previous major incidents since March.
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There isn't physical evidence, no witnesses who could corroborate key details of specific alleged incidents have come forward, and even the dates of the incidents remain somewhat in question.
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So far this year, 29 anti-Semitic incidents have been reported by more than 25 schools—compared with 20173 incidents reported by more than 16 schools in all of 2016.
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Even though there have been a number of incidents, we are still talking dozens of incidents out of millions of phones, so it's probably not the most glaringly obvious thing.
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While improving school security is a worthwhile effort in general, these improvements show no measurable impact on slowing the rate of these incidents when we examine incidents at K12 schools.
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According to the ADL, there have been 703 incidents of anti-Semitic harassment this year, including 162 bomb threats against Jewish institutions, 584 incidents of vandalism and 85033 physical assaults.
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A release from ADL highlights a notable increase in anti-Semitic incidents on college campuses and in K–12 grade schools, where incidents more than doubled in 2017 from 2016.
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This week's incidents have only raised more concerns over the military's readiness considering that they come on the heels of several major mass-casualty non-combat incidents in recent months.
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The question is whether these incidents of successful defense would outweigh the new incidents of gun violence that would crop up due to the addition of more firearms in schools.
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In the 2015-2016 season, there were 20 incidents recorded at 188 matches, and in the 2016-2017 season, there were 25 incidents at 114 matches, according to the organization.
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Hate crime incidents have climbed 31% since 2014 to their highest level in nearly a decade, according to FBI data that show a 17% jump to 7,175 incidents in 2017.
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Data show that Jews consistently are the most likely of all religious groups to be victimized by incidents of hate, and that such incidents are increasing at an alarming rate.
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The board's review also found that the overall number of incidents in which Border Patrol agents fired their service weapons decreased between 2017 and 2018 from 85033 to 15 incidents.
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Johnson said the number of drone flights over sensitive areas or suspicious activities has jumped from eight incidents in 2013 to an estimated 1,752 incidents in 2016, citing federal statistics.
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But police also seem more lenient toward white suspects than their Hispanic and black counterparts: Cops warned suspects but did not fire in 40 percent of recorded stun gun incidents involving white people, but only avoided firing in 20 percent of incidents involving black suspects and 31 percent of incidents involving Hispanic suspects.
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Anti-Muslim bias played a role in 257 hate crime incidents in 2015, a significant rise from the 154 anti-Muslim incidents in 2014, according to data compiled by the FBI.
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The Anti-Defamation League, which also tracks hate groups, reported a 258% growth in white supremacist recruitment efforts on college campuses between fall 2016 (41 incidents) and fall 2017 (147 incidents).
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According to the Philadelphia Fire Department, the city saw 781 EMS incidents, 153 fire incidents, and seven structure fires on Sunday night, and it's a miracle no serious injuries were reported.
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Rifahie told The Hill that California had experienced a rise in "anti-Muslim bias incidents" in recent years, with the group responding to 28500,6900 incidents in 2628 and 28503,22019 in 2016.
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Comparisons with Cuba incidents The alert immediately raised comparisons with a series of unexplained incidents in Cuba that led to the withdrawal of most US personnel from the embassy in Havana.
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The office of the Allegheny County District Attorney is investigating whether Shaulis used excessive force in the incidents, as well as in two other incidents, according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
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Out of those 310 incidents, the Fed identified 51 incidents of "information disclosure" — a broad classification that includes access by hackers or emails sent by Fed employees to the wrong recipient.
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Uber also commits to eventually releasing a report that will include data about sexual harassment and assault incidents that occur via its services, and potentially include other types of safety incidents.
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Inappropriate targeting or questioning by federal agents accounted for 24 percent of anti-Muslim bias incidents reported to CAIR in 2016, totaling 540 incidents in all (compared to 314 in 2015).
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This seems to be less about people feeling less mournful about these incidents and more about the wider public seeing the factors and causes of incidents like this with greater clarity.
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That's out of a total of 171 incidents of any battery-powered objects catching fire or exploding on planes since 1991, and many of those incidents involved cell phones and laptops.
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Those perceived to be immigrants were the most commonly targeted group in incidents of hate and harassment reported to the Southern Poverty Law Center, with 387 incidents categorized as anti-immigrant.
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Out of those 85033 incidents, the Fed identified 51 incidents of "information disclosure" — a broad classification that includes access by hackers or emails sent by Fed employees to the wrong recipient.
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Anti-Semitic incidents and online harassment rising, ADL says The ADL said the attack Saturday comes at a time when both anti-Semitic incidents and online harassment are on the rise.
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" This includes incidents of "excessive bullying and workplace harassment.
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" The naturists balk at such talk of vague "incidents.
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Unarmed civilians actually stopped more incidents — about 13 percent.
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Since the team was set up a year ago, reporting of such incidents has increased from 153 incidents per 1,000 bed-days in October 2015 to 57 per 1,000 in April 2018.
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As the Movement for Black Lives and a recent string of highly publicized racial profiling incidents have shown, there is still tremendous power in making incidents of racism obvious to the public.
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The larger annual number is because Everytown counted domestic violence incidents — which it said made up more than half of incidents — that the FBI did not include in its active-shooter study.
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Incidents against LGBT people were the second most reported hate crime after racism, accounting for 13 percent of some 93,000 incidents reported in the year 183/17, police data showed in July.
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"Hopefully what it will say is that they're not going to be involved in routine, disciplinary incidents—so, lower level incidents that historically have been dealt with teachers and administrators," he says.
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But the magnitude of local environmental incidents is often exaggerated by fracking's opponents, who don't put the incidents into the context of the 85,000 horizontal shale wells drilled in the United States.
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The State Department established a Health Incidents Response Task Force last month to look into "unexplained health incidents" affecting Americans in Cuba and China, according to a statement from Secretary Mike Pompeo.
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In 2018, France reported a 74 percent spike over the previous year in anti-Semitic incidents, with more than 500 incidents, including the murder of a Holocaust survivor in her own home.
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In addition, it can provide information on verified complaints for major incidents like deadly officer-involved shootings, publicize disciplinary decisions on certain minor incidents and audit footage from body and dashboard cameras.
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New bias incidents in 2020 There have been six reported bias incidents since the spring semester started on January 13, according to the Syracuse Department of Public Safety bias incident report page.
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The Southern Poverty Law Center, which tracks hate incidents, has reported more than 300 election-related incidents of harassment or intimidation since Trump's historic upset victory a week ago, according to CNN.
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Of the problems documented in the DOT report, which include death, injury and loss of animals, United had the highest rate of incidents: For every 10,000 animals transported, United had 2.24 incidents.
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Cops say high-profile incidents of police violence have made their job harder Cops say high-profile incidents of police violence have made their job harder A majority of police officers say the reaction to high-profile incidents of police violence in recent years has made their jobs harder, according to a new Pew Research Center study.
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"Our analysis showed the main cause for the incidents was deflections in the negative electrodes," he said, adding incorrect positioning of the negative electrode tip also led to a higher likelihood of incidents.
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In spite of that effort, anti-Semitic incidents are K–12 schools are also on the rise, with the group reporting a 106 percent increase in 2016, for a total of 235 incidents.
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The group said 31 incidents of damage or destruction of mosques were reported; there were 11 incidents in which a Muslim person was the target of a slur or another kind of harassment.
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While the Navy did not lend its support to theories that the incidents are evidence of extraterrestrial life—far from it—it is effectively stating that said incidents need to be further investigated.
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But an investigation by the Hindustan Times that tracked "communal incidents" -- conflicts between Hindus and Muslims -- in India's most populous state Uttar Pradesh found a rise in incidents over the last several years.
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Delta said that after both incidents, the airline reviewed and clarified its procedures to investigate suspicious activity to make them more collaborative and objective than they were at the time of the incidents.
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Still, "stranger rape" is relatively rare: Just 27,000 incidents occurred last year, according to the Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network, fewer than 20 percent of the total rape incidents reported to the FBI.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British police said incidents at London Bridge and the nearby Borough Market area on Saturday had been declared as terrorist incidents, but a separate stabbing in the Vauxhall area was unrelated.
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In 2014, in two separate incidents, at least seven villagers were killed by North Koreans sneaking across the porous border into Nanping, the latest in several such incidents over the past few years.
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We learned 40 percent of the shooters committed suicide, unarmed citizens stopped 13 percent of the incidents, and 69 percent of the incidents that could be timed ended in five minutes or less.
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Two of the incidents, the one in Simi Valley, Calif.
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The couple quit their jobs in 2015 following the incidents.
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The authors said they believe unreported incidents have also occurred.
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The incidents were reported to have happened on July 13.
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Police have not suggested any of the incidents are related.
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In 2018, five Anglo American workers died in safety incidents.
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The cycling season has been marred by incidents involving motorbikes.
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Previous incidents Exhausting all fuel aboard is not without precedent.
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"That would be improper use," he said of both incidents.
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The incidents in Sacramento occurred in 2013, the release said.
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Meanwhile incidents of severely underdressed passengers elsewhere have gone unpunished.
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Five secular bloggers were killed in 2015 in separate incidents.
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Previously, five people had been arrested in three different incidents.
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But last year these incidents mostly occurred out in public.
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" He added that Iran "expresses concern" over the "suspicious incidents.
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Cuba has denied any involvement or knowledge of the incidents.
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These incidents highlight just volatile these unregulated drugs can be.
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No incidents were a result of product malfunction or design.
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The other alleged incidents reportedly happened between 1964 and 2002.
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White said there have been between two and ten incidents.
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It seems he [Cheung] was not aware of any incidents.
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This will not have an impact on human animal incidents.
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The SEC has experienced other cyber incidents in recent months.
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Some of the incidents date back as far as 2004.
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S. citizens killed in attacks and survivors of the incidents.
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"It's possible they are related to similar incidents," Morgan said.
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Police are searching for a possible connection among the incidents.
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The note referenced four separate incidents the NAACP says happened.
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In fact, the storyline seems to studiously avoid racial incidents.
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A number of similar incidents have taken place this year.
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Experts and former officials I spoke with detailed other incidents.
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" He added that Iran "expresses concern" over the "suspicious incidents.
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Since 2001, nearly 80,000 Pakistanis have died in terror incidents.
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There were no new, major incidents in the United States.
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Nor have any incidents of violence or harassment been reported.
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It follows two similar incidents in the last two months.
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The deadly collisions followed two other incidents earlier this year.
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Authorities say there were 70 different incidents in the area.
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There have been similar incidents in Arizona, Oklahoma and California.
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There were also incidents of vandalism every day on average.
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"These incidents were due to human error," a spokesperson said.
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Last year, only three incidents were reported, the AP said.
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She worries that incidents like this one could inspire more.
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But such incidents have been rife elsewhere in the country.
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Egypt's aviation incidents Egypt is no stranger to aviation disasters.
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Fortunately, these incidents with the Chinese are not that common.
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Occurring in such rapid succession, the incidents rocked the country.
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But the most recent incidents appear to have angered Moscow.
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The incidents were not limited to a single detention center.
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As a result, they count far more incidents each year.
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Make no mistake – these terror attacks are no isolated incidents.
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They criticized the administration for inadequately responding to racist incidents.
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There were no immediate statements apportioning blame after Thursday's incidents.
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It's unclear whether IVRCL had any connection to those incidents.
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"The repeated incidents imply negligence," Bergman said in an interview.
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These tragic incidents led to the commissioning of the report.
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One of the incidents allegedly took place in the 1980s.
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The company cites general potential concerns, rather than specific incidents.
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Officials began to worry these incidents would "define" the district.
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The alleged incidents occurred twice, several hours apart, she claimed.
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Those militias have not publicly commented on the recent incidents.
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Meyer again denied knowing about the incidents in an interview.
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Cruise says it uses these incidents to develop new training.
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There was no immediate indication that the incidents were linked.
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There was no indication that the two incidents were related.
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Funk and Smith cited several incidents of harassment and abuse.
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Here are movie history's most uncanny incidents of movie twinning.
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"There are so many incidents where this happens," Rhames concludes.
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This should prevent some of these incidents from ever happening.
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In nine of every 10 incidents, the deceased was unarmed.
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There have been no reported incidents when using this cycle.
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We have investigated these incidents and are making immediate changes.
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China did not cite any specific incidents during Thursday's briefing.
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The disposition of those previous incidents was not immediately clear.
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The series of incidents hasn't deterred him from tweeting, either.
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Police have not confirmed any such incidents from Berreth's past.
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Authorities are investigating all three incidents as possible terror acts.
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Other incidents have involved storming government food trucks or stores.
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Such incidents will be increasingly common as tourist traffic grows.
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The prison has a history of violent incidents and deaths.
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I've had no heat stroke incidents at all since 2013.
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Changes are less sudden, incidents less surprising, humans less attractive.
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Icy road conditions appear to be factors in both incidents.
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Both alleged incidents are part of the same criminal case.
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None of these incidents have affected the process of voting.
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Two hacking incidents revealed last year nearly scotched the deal.
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"An investigation into the incidents is ongoing," the spokeswoman said.
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If so, are there examples of incidents that worried him?
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On Facebook, an album called "Worrying Signs" curated reported incidents.
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Over a dozen witnesses testifying about similar incidents with Cosby?
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Jeffrey Wenninger says 3 alleged incidents went down in 2014.
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Cyber incidents have the potential to damage a brand irreparably.
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News coverage of said incidents often feels inescapable and inauthentic.
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These anecdotes are not new and are not isolated incidents.
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The incidents themselves span decades, from 1968 to about 2004.
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A chain of incidents this year has highlighted the dangers.
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There were incidents where I saw how feminine they were.
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Gamers are also to blame for security incidents, Pontiroli believes.
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Such incidents haunt him, and he wants talk about them.
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Such incidents are incredibly rare, but can end in disaster.
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Seven climbers fell to their deaths in two separate incidents.
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Two other incidents were pedestrians damaging the stopped Uber vehicles.
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Serious security incidents have occurred, and remain a risk factor.
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In just the last month, there have been three incidents.
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Similar incidents played out in the area earlier this year.
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"We've now seen a couple of incidents already," he said.
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These incidents actually contradict the conclusion canvassed by the OHCHR.
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Statewide, just five incidents were reported in Nevada in 2017.
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Any serious security incidents involving fans risk marring its image.
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It is good that people are moving towards true incidents.
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The company has also dealt with incidents of data leaks.
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China's poor traffic safety record means such incidents are common.
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However, incidents of sexual violence continue to shock the country.
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Buck, 64, was present at the time of both incidents.
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Buck, 22014, was present at the time of both incidents.
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Here are the key details for each of those incidents.
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But two more incidents cemented her gut feeling, she said.
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Police more than doubled, growing from 84 to 184 incidents.
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Following the incidents, many Democrats have called for tighter restrictions.
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That's up from 5,2000 reported hate crime incidents in 22004.
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Incidents, as defined by the FBI, may include multiple offenses.
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Information was disclosed in at least two of those incidents.
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In global incidents, the shooter typically had only one gun.
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It also noted a few incidents where market liquidity deteriorated.
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Police have not said whether the incidents could be connected.
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The Finnish border guard is investigating the incidents, it said.
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Officials at several universities were investigating reports of bias incidents.
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Here's what we know about a handful of those incidents.
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The suspects deny involvement in the incidents, Kumar told CNN.
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Incidents of average citizens dying in police custody sparked protests.
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In all, over the weekend, there were 33 shooting incidents.
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No one seems to know who's responsible for the incidents.
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All the alleged incidents date to before Trump became President.
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These scandals are not just isolated incidents of bad behavior.
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Since then incidents of hate crime have risen, police say.
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Definitions of bias incidents vary by campus but have the
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There have been 3,315 shooting incidents this year, police said.
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Starbucks later held nationwide sensitivity training to prevent future incidents.
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Al Tanf has been the site of three other incidents.
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All of these incidents passed with moderate coverage at best.
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There have been 56 incidents of gun violence in 2018.
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Both of these incidents were treated as mass psychogenic illness.
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Trump was called out on the incidents at his rallies.
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"The incidents lose their novelty, they're covered less," he said.
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Respondents also gave specifics on incidents of vegaphobia they've experienced.
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After Paris, we have seen a rise in such incidents.
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But usually those (types of incidents) are much more rare.
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On the face of it, nothing connected these two incidents.
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It wasn't long, was it, before the incidents started happening.
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This stat doesn't even account for the incidents gone unreported.
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However, both incidents occurred near Salisbury, England, just miles apart.
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What if there are incidents of violent crime, like shootings?
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There have been no further incidents because I stay away.
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But that was probably one of the lighter filmed incidents.
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For healthcare, the report found 125 incidents reported in 2015.
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Spotify has had to combat security incidents in the past.
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Some businesses are not aware that cyber incidents are occurring.
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A couple of incidents the next day deepened this mood.
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At least seven people have been killed in the incidents.
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Entertainers were treated carefully so that incidents did not occur.
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It was not clear whether the two incidents were related.
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Ericsson said it does not comment on specific cybersecurity incidents.
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Among other incidents, the report covered Trump's attacks on Reps.
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A tally of incidents does not tell the full story.
|
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Similar incidents have been found in other talk shows worldwide.
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Fowler indicated that she had reported these incidents to Pham.
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It included named sources, corroborating evidence and multiple disturbing incidents.
|
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Examine specific incidents and ask yourself, What was the trigger?
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How do we quantify the effects of incidents like this?
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The schools themselves have had varying responses to the incidents.
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Recordings allow the police to review and reconstruct past incidents.
|
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The incidents later escalated to one occasion of oral sex.
|
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Questioned on Tuesday about the incidents, US Marine Corps Gen.
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Dolce & Gabbana said its legal offices were investigating the incidents.
|
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But eventually, the volume of incidents started to sink in.
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Other incidents have been spectacular enough to make the news.
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I believe incidents like those I've described here are underreported.
|
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The FBI reportedly noted two recent incidents in Massachussetts schools.
|
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A series of deadly industry incidents has only heightened concerns.
|
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The New York Police Department reportedly is investigating both incidents.
|
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Amazon told CNBC that this happens in very isolated incidents.
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Everyone always tries to victim blame or minimize groping incidents.
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It's the first in a chain of strange, unsettling incidents.
|
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But some couples report growing stronger after incidents of infidelity.
|
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"These incidents have hurt the feelings of mainlanders," she said.
|
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Cuban officials vehemently denied any involvement in the health incidents.
|
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CPSC didn't fine Yamaha for failure to report Rhino incidents.
|
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The paint was cleaned off the statue in both incidents.
|
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Three students were charged in unrelated incidents at the school.
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These procedures are robust and effective in identifying compliance incidents.
|
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Incidents of vandalism dropped sharply on Thursday night, Chibani said.
|
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The incidents occurred between 2015 and 2017, the government said.
|
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That was one of many incidents between Credico and Stone.
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The reported incidents span several decades, from 1979 to 2015.
|
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Ten of the 15 incidents happened between June and August.
|
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These major incidents, though, are far from the whole story.
|
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There is no evidence that the two incidents are linked.
|
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Ring pledged to heighten its security measures following those incidents.
|
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Amazon has since made changes to prevent similar future incidents.
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This is to ensure no untoward incidents or accidents occur.
|
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That all of these incidents involved Democrats was further irony.
|
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None of the labs involved in the incidents were named.
|
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Russia has denied any involvement in all of these incidents.
|
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The hateful incidents have not been limited to targeting students.
|
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Those three incidents in 72 hours shared one thing: hate.
|
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The incidents began December 16 when a resident called 911.
|
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The NYPD's Hate Crime Task Force is investigating the incidents.
|
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The Cuban government vigorously denied any involvement in the incidents.
|
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That number stayed relatively steady in 2018, at 201 incidents.
|
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These incidents were troubling, and the official response arguably inadequate.
|
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It has happened to me numerous times during critical incidents.
|
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Also, tracking suspended high school students could prevent tragic incidents.
|
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Such incidents are "destabilizing" but "not particularly unusual," he added.
|
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Severe incidents frequently impact morale and cause delays in production.
|
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The NHTSA has opened investigations into some of these incidents.
|
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The attacks have abated, with no major incidents since January.
|
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In the event of incidents, contact the Ministry of Culture.
|
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The company has denied having any knowledge of the incidents.
|
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In several disturbing incidents, they've roughed up protesters at rallies.
|
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Further incidents followed in the races in China and Bahrain.
|
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Even its most overtly expressive incidents are hard to label.
|
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Incidents of violence against women continued to plague the league.
|
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That was just one of several incidents involving the kerbs.
|
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Many in the crowd appeared stunned by the recent incidents.
|
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Incidents this year are "trending below industry average," she said.
|
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Traumatic incidents have helped other institutions revamp their intake processes.
|
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There are at least three documented incidents of physical touching.
|
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As more incidents happen, there will be more media coverage.
|
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Other incidents, though isolated, show the risks of mob retaliation.
|
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Incidents of Islamophobia have increased in Quebec in recent years.
|
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Two incidents in particular from those dark days stand out.
|
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For Christian Picciolini, these recent incidents are not necessarily surprising.
|
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Recent incidents in Tennessee, California and Oklahoma echo this past.
|
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Because many hate crimes rely on self-reporting by the victims, a recorded spike in hate crimes or incidents could also indicate that more people are feeling empowered to come forward and report incidents.
|
|
Three of the most prominent incidents are: These are hardly the only such incidents of 2015, but they are the ones that have been recently offered up as telling symptoms of a larger problem.
|
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There are rumors from Dave Meltzer's paywalled reporting that the selfie that set this off was merely the last in a string of smaller incidents, but what those smaller incidents were wasn't elaborated upon.
|
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When those authors conducted their own search for honor killings in public records, they only found 14 recorded incidents since 1990–a far cry from the 25 incidents per year suggested by Monday's report.
|
|
It's worth noting that while the study found statistically significant correlations between in-flight inequality measures and air rage incidents, that does not necessarily mean that the manifestations of inequality are causing the incidents.
|
|
Eight new bias incidents this year There have been eight reported bias incidents since the 2020 spring semester began on January 13, according to the university's Department of Public Safety bias incident report website.
|
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The FBI data showed there were 22 reports of attacks on mosques, assaults and other hate incidents against Muslims in 212.6, compared to 238 incidents the previous year – an increase of about 22015 percent.
|
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In recent years, reports of violent incidents against Dalits have increased dramatically, activists say, pointing to incidents in different states across the country where upper-caste mobs often beat or killed lower-caste Indians.
|
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According to the Anti-Defamation League, which tracks such incidents, 50 people were killed by extremists in the United States in 2018, and every one of the incidents was linked to far-right ideologies.
|
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After the hurricane's swipe at the island, the Bermuda Fire and Rescue Service reported 17 minor incidents including gas leaks, nine medical incidents and three structural fires that were not serious, the government said.
|
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And a report by the Anti-Defamation League examining incidents of fatal domestic terrorism and extremism in 221 found that 21.4 of the 52 individuals killed in these incidents were murdered with a gun.
|
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Commander Julian Bennett, who has assessed the "Killer Clown" incidents in London, said in a press release that three of the incidents are considered criminal offences and have left people feeling scared, anxious and intimidated.
|
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Between 2009 and June of 2015, 8,998 laser incidents across the country were reported to the UK Civil Aviation Authority, with nearly 200 incidents of laser targeting reported in the US each day in 2015.
|
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Incidents targeting lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people were the second most reported hate crime after racism, accounting for 13 percent of some 93,000 incidents reported in the year 2016/17, police data showed.
|
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The group, which has been tracking bias-related incidents for the past 50 years, received so few reports of racist incidents on campuses in the 2015 school year that they didn't compile statistics on them.
|
|
The CST, which has been logging anti-Semitic incidents in Britain since 1984 and provides security for the Jewish community in Britain, said the highest monthly totals of such incidents came in February and March.
|
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In a report released in December 2015, the group also found more incidents targeting mosques -- including vandalism, harassment, and intimidation -- since it started keeping tabs on such incidents at the end of the last decade.
|
|
From 2005 to 2016, Ford recorded an 83 percent decrease in injuries or incidents that resulted in days away, work restrictions or job transfers, to a rate of 1.55 incidents per 100 full-time employees.
|
|
The ADL found that the number of anti-Semitic incidents rose nearly 26 percent in 2000 over 2016, the second-highest total and biggest spike since the organization began tracking such incidents four decades ago.
|
|
Among the many things ignored by the mainstream media are the countless incidents where a good person with a gun has prevented a tragedy, even though these positive incidents happen far more often than not.
|
|
The Anti-Defamation League found that anti-Semitic incidents in the United States rose 57 percent in 2017, along with a 258 percent increase in the number of white supremacist propaganda incidents on college campuses.
|
|
In studying incidents on the international airline, which provided the data on the condition of anonymity, DeCelles found that air rage incidents contain parallels to the relationship between inequality in living situations and crime rates.
|
|
Most incidents where conservative speech got interrupted or silenced involved the same high-profile voices, in contrast with the incidents from the left covered by the study, who were speakers and scholars with lower profiles.
|
|
While the elite school learned of the incidents in 2011 and 2015, the school did not publicly announce the misconduct until Wednesday — a day after the Globe inquired about the incidents, according to the newspaper.
|
|
When reached for comment, a Zoom spokesperson told Business Insider the company is "deeply upset to hear about the incidents involving this kind of attack" and encouraged users to report such incidents to Zoom directly.
|
|
This year, there have been 621 subway incidents involving a person who is on the tracks or struck by a train — a figure that puts the agency on pace for more incidents than last year.
|
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At least six incidents have occurred over the last six months.
|
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Those, however, were rare incidents by Kiev in the City end.
|
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Statistics Canada recorded 240 incidents of human trafficking nationwide in 2016.
|
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Krauss denied that this and other incidents took place, BuzzFeed reported.
|
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Other incidents were reported in Mississippi, Rhode Island and New Mexico.
|
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It was not immediately known if the two incidents were connected.
|
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Coffee told CNN all the firefighters were injured in separate incidents.
|
|
Over the weekend, police reported 23 shooting victims in 18 incidents.
|
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We are actively investigating these incidents to hold those responsible accountable.
|
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Tweeting about the incident, TransCanada said its goal is zero incidents.
|
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The state with the fewest reported per capita incidents is Hawaii.
|
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All five incidents took place off Highway 280 near Woodside, Calif.
|
|
Both incidents were almost certainly a result of Russian electronic warfare.
|
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" Interestingly, he also noted that sexual assault incidents are "vastly underreported.
|
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Tom seemed partial to a type of rehabilitation for these incidents.
|
|
Race was the third most common motivation, with 16,000 reported incidents.
|
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The company, however, is not commenting on either of the incidents.
|
|
Last year the number of incidents held steady at around 2,650.
|
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The CAD said these incidents posed "no risk" to flight safety.
|
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It will further be shown that the incidents alleged never happened.
|
|
"There were no incidents," Montgomery Sheriff Darren Popkin told the Post.
|
|
But in other incidents, callers haven't suffered any tangible consequences whatsoever.
|
|
"The circumstances surrounding the incidents are being investigated," the statement said.
|
|
Qatar's foreign ministry said the UAE allegation followed incidents on Dec.
|
|
These incidents demonstrate Sheriff's Israel's repeated incompetence and neglect of duty.
|
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The incidents underscore how easily a drone can cripple air travel.
|
|
Yet another attendee also said he heard rumors of such incidents.
|
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Both of them had hearing problems before the incidents in Havana.
|
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Both incidents were sparked by high school love affairs gone wrong.
|
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Dennis Muilenburg said a new software update would prevent future incidents.
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We take these incidents very seriously, and we're sorry this occurred.
|
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On Facebook, an album called "Worrying Signs" compiled all the incidents.
|
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The Army says there have been no more incidents since then.
|
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Gaggle ranks rule-breaking incidents according to three tiers of severity.
|
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Singapore's approach to freedom of expression can result in strange incidents.
|
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He talks about these incidents in a measured, almost casual way.
|
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"We've seen several incidents which we consider war crimes," Jeffrey said.
|
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Authorities have not yet commented on whether the incidents are connected.
|
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The Pittsburgh attack and Christchurch shooting have not been isolated incidents.
|
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"We've seen several incidents which we consider war crimes," he said.
|
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But there are also too many incidents of riders abusing drivers.
|
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The figure rises to 56 when non-fatal incidents are included.
|
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"Prior incidents were worse," says the source of the alleged abuse.
|
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Both of these incidents unsettle Becca, something that shouldn't be discounted.
|
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The FAA and National Transportation Safety Board are investigating both incidents.
|
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Instacart didn't respond to a request for comment regarding these incidents.
|
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"These incidents will happen," he said of the Riyadh province attack.
|
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Twitter did not address questions from BuzzFeed News about particular incidents.
|
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Excludes incidents with police victims, to the extent they were identifiable.
|
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Apart from a few isolated incidents, private property has been spared.
|
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Such incidents are becoming more common over the last few months.
|
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Both incidents, years apart, included rising companies in the fintech space.
|
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Most of the incidents are moving vehicle violations, like speeding, etc.
|
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In 125 incidents, the shooter had no relationship to the school.
|
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The three recent incidents are not the first of their kind.
|
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The incidents took place long before he joined the White House.
|
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Despite those two incidents, America and Russia didn't come to blows.
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T air bag modules in an effort to prevent similar incidents.
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There's no across the board rule about reporting incidents, she said.
|
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The previous three incidents allegedly happened in high school or college.
|
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That article claimed there were a rising number of similar incidents.
|
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None of the previous incidents resulted in any charges or arrests.
|
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Additionally, it seems likely that operators are not reporting some incidents.
|
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On Thursday, production began on one of the most troubling incidents.
|
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He says the same person may be responsible for both incidents.
|
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It's unclear if the 2 incidents are connected at this point.
|
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That and other fatal incidents ignited protests around the United States.
|
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CPSC is also investigating reported incidents involving children and fidget spinners.
|
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Both Assange's case and Mueller's investigation look at incidents of hacking.
|
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In only six reported incidents the rider was wearing a helmet.
|
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But this was just the first in a string of incidents.
|
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As global temperatures climb higher, such incidents are likely to increase.
|
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"Accidents and incidents will happen," the company said in a statement.
|
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There have been several such incidents this winter in northern China.
|
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But controlling such incidents is the responsibility of the respective governments.
|
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Another protester, Mariela Arri, said these incidents are not a coincidence.
|
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Retreating into my mind, I remembered similar incidents from my past.
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That area also had lower incidents of binge drinking and smoking.
|
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Hernandez and Fifth Harmony finished the concert without any other incidents.
|
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Employees told me about other disturbing incidents at the Tampa site.
|
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The incidents include harassment, vandalism and threats made against Jewish institutions.
|
|
In a lengthy Twitter post, Spurlock detailed two deeply disturbing incidents.
|
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Questions abounded about Saturday's incidents, including: What, exactly, were the motives?
|
|
With that, however, have been more air and water quality incidents.
|
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After some unsavory racial incidents recently, it's a question worth asking.
|
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There were 281 incidents in the same time period in 2016.
|
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In some reports, the incidents were not classified in any way.
|
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As a result the number of incidents at sea is rising.
|
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Memorandum of Understanding with China on preventing and managing incidents in
|
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Mandadi's friends described previous violent incidents in affidavits obtained by MySanAntonio.
|
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Exploding Pyrex incidents have happened, since the World Kitchen takeover, however.
|
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But still, exploding Pyrex incidents do happen, and they keep happening.
|
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No injuries or incidents have been reported, according to the announcement.
|
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Still, such incidents have proven to be expensive for local municipalities.
|
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Again, we are talking about incidents that can unfold in seconds.
|
|
However, the NBA player declined to mention where the incidents occurred.
|
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Since then, anti-Semitic incidents on college campuses have only intensified.
|
|
That brings the total alleged battery swelling incidents up to nine.
|
|
The watchdog declined to comment on whether any had reported incidents.
|
|
Martinez refrained from calling the incidents in Mexico a cyber attack.
|
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The incidents include an unspecified number of burns and property damage.
|
|
President Trump was briefed on the incidents around 220006:2202 p.m.
|
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Unclear if Beal knew about the prior incidents on the street.
|
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The latest incidents, said Dujarric, involved peacekeepers from Burundi and Morocco.
|
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Shooting incidents jumped to 19 in 2014 from 16 in 2013.
|
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In fact, most of the misdemeanors are related to traffic incidents.
|
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What we know: The killings took place in three separate incidents.
|
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Users can also sign up for alerts of incidents reported nearby.
|
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Drone-related incidents doubled between 2014 and 2015, the agency said.
|
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Four contractors were in separate incidents during unit overhauls in January.
|
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America is exceptional when it comes to incidents of mass shooting.
|
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The previously infrequent incidents now occur every day, museum officials say.
|
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Washington Mayor Muriel Bowser has condemned the incidents in his city.
|
|
And deadly incidents have been on the rise in recent years.
|
|
During the same time period in 2016, CAIR counted 46 incidents.
|
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These embarrassing incidents are, however, more than isolated moments of incompetence.
|
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" Nevertheless, Swift said, "We are very concerned about the four incidents.
|
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These incidents have underscored just how much power these agents have.
|
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But the UAE's cybercrime laws go well beyond incidents like that.
|
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Incidents involving Venezuelan soldiers crossing the border without permission are common.
|
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In 894, there were 1,440 similar incidents reported at Heathrow airport.
|
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In both incidents what occurred is known as uncontained engine failure.
|
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These alleged incidents, however, span from 4 to 22 years ago.
|
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Regardless of when these incidents happened, they are appalling and unacceptable.
|
|
These famous incidents make the news, but they are not singular.
|
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"This is how international incidents get started, apparently," Jen Chaney writes.
|
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Recent incidents in Indonesia have not shed glory upon IS, either.
|
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Similar incidents have been reported in England, the Netherlands, and China.
|
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No additional incidents have been identified as related since that time.
|
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We take these incidents seriously, and this investigation is moving forward.
|
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"There are still incidents that can only be described as freak."
|
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He suffered serious injuries and had suicidal thoughts after the incidents.
|
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These are more formal, and have been used for major incidents.
|
|
Videos of the incidents shared online and ricocheting around the world.
|
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Panetta was quick to condemn the incidents as acts of terrorism.
|
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On Wednesday, Trump called for unity in response to the incidents.
|
|
Both of those incidents attracted conservative criticism of the left. Rep.
|
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These incidents shouldn't have come as a surprise to either country.
|
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The exact number of incidents over the weekend wasn't entirely clear.
|
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There have been no similar incidents reported at other service bases.
|
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As law enforcement we experience many critical incidents throughout our career.
|
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Nonetheless, these incidents have still managed to strike fear into communities.
|
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Other incidents have involved the doors opening onto an empty shaft.
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There are obvious differences between the 787 and 737 Max incidents.
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You brighten my life, so forget yesterday and today's little incidents.
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I think this is the cause of this or similar incidents.
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"The incidents are regrettable and could have been avoided," he said.
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And about three-quarters of those incidents are reportedly deliberate attacks.
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One in five of the incidents were related to Holocaust denial.
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That increase doesn't include incidents reported to local and airport police.
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Monday's incidents come after three waves of bomb threats in 2017.
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At least five people died in incidents related to that storm.
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Both incidents renewed public interest and debate surrounding U.S. gun laws.
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Rather, these incidents are merely virtue-signaling on a grand scale.
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I think that's a testament to the intensity of those incidents.
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We don't cower in the corner from these kinds of incidents.
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It remains unclear if they were otherwise involved in the incidents.
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Children as old as 9 have been involved in these incidents.
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At least seven other children were hurt in bus stop incidents.
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The anti-woman reports made up 5 percent of all incidents.
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"Certainly incidents like bedbugs are things we take seriously," she said.
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James said the AAMA's members welcome federal involvement in both incidents.
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Popowycz seemed unaware of many of the specific incidents I cited.
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Nearly 700 people were killed that year in domestic violence incidents.
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Sanino says she's experienced some frightening situations, including incidents of harassment.
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The provincial authorities did not report any casualties during the incidents.
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Fowler says she experienced several more sexist incidents and reported them.
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There have been no battery fire incidents reported for the S8.
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Saniye Calkin said supporters in neighboring Germany were reporting similar incidents.
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She claims subsequent incidents happened in hotel rooms or the studio.
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The following is a list of incidents involving the same aircraft.
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For direct threats of violence, Tumblr encourages users to report incidents.
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Facebook's reaction: Facebook has not yet commented on the recent incidents.
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He didn't say whether he will open investigations into those incidents.
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Uber declined to comment on any specific incidents to the Times.
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The blame for these incidents lies squarely with the companies themselves.
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How many gun incidents are intentional, and how many are accidental?
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Security incidents are highly unusual in the tightly-policed Chinese capital.
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He described the strange incidents and demanded that the harassment stop.
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These incidents demonstrate Sheriff Israel's repeated incompetence and neglect of duty.
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Incidents continued while the commission was investigating, according to Sweeney-Newbern.
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Incidents like this were frequent on the access road, Kamal said.
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He recalled bleakly humorous incidents from his past in National Action.
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These incidents had yet to congeal in the popular — white — imagination.
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We are requesting an Internal Affairs investigation of these alleged incidents.
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We are requesting an internal affairs investigation of these alleged incidents.
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What kinds of incidents have you dealt with as a Nightlifeguard?
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"The incidents are piling up," wrote Lucia Graves at the Guardian.
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It's just one of several incidents that she no longer recalls.
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"The incidents described in the suit are horrific," she tells Broadly.
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Every single one of those incidents has devastated a black family.
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"We can't let incidents like this go unchecked," Chief Maddrey said.
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Twenty-four such incidents have been recorded so far this year.
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Jalopnik, a news website, first reported about the pattern of incidents.
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Most of the incidents were "foreign-based," according to official reports.
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Last year, there were 49 incidents in which players were arrested.
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And not surprisingly, we have low incidents of gun violence, relatively.
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Yes, it has had some ugly lapses, notably anti-Semitic incidents.
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He was arrested for the fake blood incidents at Fashion Week.
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Previously, homophobic violence lent itself to small-scale incidents of blackmail.
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What gives experts pause isn't just the number of such incidents.
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It was the latest in a string of similar milkshake incidents.
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Similarly, there is no "smoking gun" order in the incidents below.
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No deaths or safety incidents have been attributed to Kobe Steel.
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The tragic incidents at Ruby Ridge, in Idaho, and Waco, Tex.
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Love said, he has heard few incidents on the police scanner.
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Cyber incidents cost $28500,6900 on average, according to insurance carrier Hiscox.
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Incidents can include problems with signals, tracks, power and sick passengers.
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There were 21 major incidents in January and 2600 in February.
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"Dear Delegate, there were no incidents to report," the observer wrote.
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In August 21625 alone, 2900 people died in mass shooting incidents.
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The FBI generally refers to mass shootings as active shooter incidents.
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As isolated incidents, neither slide by Machado was a huge deal.
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Bytedance's recent hires suggest that it wants to avoid similar incidents.
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The authorities have never found the perpetrators of last year's incidents.
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An additional 10 percent of the incidents involved troubled romantic relationships.
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And incidents occurred in every state except Hawaii, the ADL said.
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Two incidents helped put an end to Ms. Maracci's performing career.
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Serious incidents (a rape, a suicide attempt) flicker past too quickly.
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Active shooter incidents are now, unfortunately, part of the American lexicon.
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But China is likely to be unmoved by these embarrassing incidents.
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No major incidents had been reported as of the early afternoon.
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Vestager had previously said such incidents were handled by privacy regulators.
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Incidents like this have provoked intense criticism of Chicago's police force.
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It was not immediately known if the two incidents were related.
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The handling of such incidents tends to vary case by case.
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Koskinen had to rebuff criticism for these incidents at Tuesday's hearing.
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But numbers don't quite show how insidious some incidents have been.
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But he also became embroiled in several embarrassing incidents at Uber.
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More than 2628 people were killed in total from the incidents.
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Authorities are investigating whether the incidents are linked, the spokesman said.
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Suspects were arrested in all three incidents over the past week.
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Owen is not known to have been involved in the incidents.
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The incidents included a fatal shooting at a San Francisco barbershop.
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Indeed, by some accounts, such incidents are occurring with increased frequency.
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But many of the alleged incidents took place outside New York.
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The spokesman said the incidents under scrutiny occurred late last year.
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Those incidents highlight the extent to which officials are on edge.
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Officials are now confronting how persistent such incidents have become. 26.
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These incidents must not become the new normal for our communities.
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This assessment determined there have been no incidents of workplace harassment.
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And some incidents of violence are never reported to law enforcement.
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However, prosecutors said the investigation related to some incidents was continuing.
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"Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl," by Harriet Jacobs.
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What might have once been local conflicts turned into diplomatic incidents.
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But whatever the individual explanation, these attacks are not isolated incidents.
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"Many articles refer to the incidents as 'freak accidents,'" he said.
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"There will be an internal investigation regarding these incidents," Miglio said.
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It was the third-straight year that hate crime incidents rose.
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Officials said police were responding to looting incidents in evacuated neighborhoods.
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Fatal incidents involving passenger jets have been falling steadily for decades.
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Of 160 recorded incidents, only six were perpetrated by female shooters.
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In 2018, eight troopers were hit in similar incidents, police said.
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In 2011, after several incidents, Pakistan closed United States ground transit.
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Over the years, there have been several such incidents, some deadly.
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Three recent incidents have revealed this usually hidden cyberwarfare at work.
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Most updates are for smaller incidents, like car accidents and fights.
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The rise of anti-Semitic incidents is not theoretical; it's empirical.
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As their rhetoric escalates, their incidents of violence does as well.
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Here's why these incidents and others like them are so offensive.
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Lawmakers said that any emergency plans should account for cyber incidents.
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The DHS testimony noted a number of recent incidents involving drones.
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Deadly military aviation incidents overall are at a six-year high.
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According to university officials, the rash of incidents began on Nov.
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The fatal crashes came after two other incidents earlier this year.
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It has set aside €2.2bn for costs relating to these incidents.
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Similar major incidents have occurred in Germany, France, Britain and Sweden.
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Indeed, 2016 has been a notable year for Australian blackface incidents.
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Local activists say the actual number of incidents is considerably higher.
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Yet the next station, Kailash Colony, has almost no incidents logged.
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But the years since have been littered with racially charged incidents.
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We are supposed to call incidents of this type general sicknesses.
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Life-threatening emergencies are usually covered, but other incidents probably aren't.
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There has been no shortage of incidents demonstrating these questions' vulnerabilities.
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The more clientele we had, the more incidents that would arise.
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But the term is casually used to refer to such incidents.
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Fatal friendly fire incidents are rare for the New York police.
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Seven separate incidents in Chicago left three dead and nine wounded.
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She says she experienced several more sexist incidents and reported them.
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A majority of those incidents were targeted at Jews, officials said.
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About half the 1,153 incidents that involved religion were against Jews.
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With the new policies, neither of these incidents would have happened.
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Her friends witnessed several disturbing incidents involving Dalal and her partner.
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Still, it should be emphasized that these incidents are very rare.
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If you notice, every week, there's one of those horrible incidents.
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"Nothing good can come from it," Richardson said of the incidents.
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There were no casualties or major damage in the earlier incidents.
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The incidents, just days after the 15th anniversary of the Sept.
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"What I did was marginalize the incidents," he told the Times.
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One survey of police officers found that on average, these men and women witness 188 "critical incidents" during their careers -- incidents such as being shot at, seeing a neglected child, making a death notification, and more.
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According to the Anti-Defamation League, the number of anti-Semitic incidents in the U.S. grew by almost 60% in 2017, with incidents on college campuses nearly doubling from 108 in 2016 to 204 in 2017.
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" Despite the fact that there isn't hard data on drone stalking incidents, Michel says that "incidents like this are becoming increasingly common, and we can expect them to become even more common in the coming years.
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According to the Canadian Press, there were 23 incidents involving laser pointers at planes in Canada, a sharp increase from 2894 such incidents in 203, the year that already saw a 220 percent increase since 224.
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For example, state Medicaid programs must report "critical incidents" to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), but 26 of the 85033 states could not report the number of critical incidents occurring in assisted living facilities.
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The new measure, which was signed into law in September, allows citizens to view records from sexual assault cases, incidents in which officers lied while on duty, officer-involved shootings, and other use-of-force incidents.
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"We do not believe the additional reports reflect an increase in incidents, but rather a community that is aware of their rights and options to report both current and past incidents," Norris said in a statement.
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Other incidents that have hit the F-35 program include a runway fire in Florida in 2014 which led to inspections of the plane's engines; and five incidents in 2017 where pilots reported oxygen deprivation problems.
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The number of anti-Semitic incidents being reported over the past few years is increasing, said Oren Segel, director of the center on extremism for the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), which recorded 1,879 incidents in 2018.
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Yahoo users have claimed that the repeat security incidents at the company, and Yahoo's delayed disclosure of those incidents, exposed them to identity theft and forced them to spend extra money and time securing their personal information.
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Graff said that it's still not clear what caused the oxygen incidents, but said that the pause was confined to Luke because "no other incidents have been reported" at any other Air Force bases since May 20123.
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Graff said that it's still not clear what caused the oxygen incidents, but said that the pause was confined to Luke because "no other incidents have been reported" at any other Air Force bases since May 22012.
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Video of the incident resurfaced Wednesday after Affleck joined a chorus of others in denouncing the actions of disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein, who stands accused of numerous incidents of sexual harassment and three incidents of rape.
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Reuters documented 1,005 incidents in the United States in which people died after police stunned them with Tasers, nearly all since the early 2000s and typically in incidents that also involved other force, from chokeholds to beatings.
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Chief Pentagon spokeswoman Dana White confirmed the incidents later on Thursday, saying the United States has "formally demarched" the Chinese government over the incidents and has "requested" that the Chinese launch their own investigation of the situation.
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At the peak of the problem, in 2011, there were 237 incidents of piracy off Somalia and the Gulf of Aden (the sea separating Somalia and Yemen), accounting for more than half of all such incidents worldwide.
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" The agency also said senior officials have a council that examines serious issues, especially "critical incidents," to make sure leadership knows about incidents and "and that all required investigation and coordination is undertaken in a timely fashion.
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A string of incidents in Okinawa had drawn protests from local residents.
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Of those incidents, 32 percent were determined to be attacks against immigrants.
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Rights groups have accused Israel of using excessive force in some incidents.
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The charges stemmed from incidents that occurred between January and August 2017.
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Here's a look at Gabor's most headline-grabbing incidents and health issues.
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But such occasional incidents were not a major operational threat to companies.
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Both discipline and training focus on how individual officers manage critical incidents.
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The US military on Wednesday released photos and videos of the incidents.
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Some of the alleged incidents even happened in public, at his seminars.
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TC: Would you characterize most of those incidents as accidents or otherwise?
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The group blamed the Syrian government for 90 percent of those incidents.
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At least five other people were injured in separate incidents, Sobyanin said.
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During that period, 635 fatal incidents were recorded, accounting for 278,368 deaths.
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There have not been any similar incidents in Latin America this century.
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The exchange is the latest in a string of recent airline incidents.
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In the first two months of 2018, shooting incidents decreased by 28%.
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Turkey and Russia have clashed over other deadly incidents involving the military.
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But few are aware of just how serious the incidents can be.
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We might as well use these kinds of incidents as teachable moments.
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They also were highly publicized incidents that spurred change within the industry.
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Both incidents are being investigated by the NYPD's Hate Crime Task Force.
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That excludes work-related incidents and fatalities at water parks or slides.
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Officials claimed many of the lootings incidents were promoted through social media.
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On average we find out about two to three incidents a day.
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That group was responsible for 115 of the more than 300 incidents.
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Trip Advisor have been sued successfully in the past over similar incidents.
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And they give us a framework through which to understand the incidents.
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Oil prices already jumped 3 percent after news of the incidents broke.
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Montreal police would not answer questions about any incidents in the area.
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"These incidents were due to human error," a spokesperson told The Verge.
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While it's not clear Iran was involved, analysts expect more such incidents.
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Sleep No More acknowledged seven of those incidents, and contested the rest.
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The FBI count includes a range of incidents, from intimidation to murder.
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She described both incidents as aggressive and abrupt — not sexual or flirtatious.
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The other confirmed incidents were found to have been between fellow inmates.
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The incidents were not seen by match officials but caught on video.
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Still, the incidents proved the ignorance that can closely accompany unchecked privilege.
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Tim Cook's email doesn't offer any specifics on these incidents where HKmap.
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At least 133 service members were killed in those incidents, it said.
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These incidents reflect two threats to integration, one sporting and one social.
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The accusation refers to incidents of torture, extrajudicial killings and arbitrary arrest.
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Ghomeshi faces five criminal charges stemming from alleged incidents involving three women.
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Some of the incidents allegedly involved Franken groping women's buttocks and breasts.
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Anti-Semitic incidents in the United States still outstrip those against Muslims.
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Demings said there is no record of similar incidents in the area.
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Before these allegations, the earliest known incidents involving Sandusky were in 211.
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The company both acknowledged the action, while downplaying the number of incidents.
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But exchanges of information among national authorities on cyber incidents remains scant.
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Other employees have since shared stories about incidents they said were retaliatory.
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Secondly the assault weapons legislation, this is the number of incidents before.
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Police shootings have always happened, but they were dismissed as isolated incidents.
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Martin also expressed dismay that similar incidents involving discrimination continue to happen.
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Numerous incidents of the roof knocks were filmed during the Gaza conflict.
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Several potential employees were asked to describe embarrassing incidents from their past.
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In 30 incidents, the shooter had an intimate relationship with a victim.
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Fifty-nine people were killed in those incidents, according to the group.
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The women involved in the incidents did not comment directly to Folkenflik.
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He was convicted of two misdemeanors stemming from incidents there in 2015.
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With respect to the aforementioned incidents, what type of data does Yahoo!
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Park Police are continuing their investigation of both incidents, according to reports.
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"Miscellaneous Errors" and "Everything Else" are almost 30 percent of the incidents.
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No arrests were made in both incidents, Fort Lauderdale police tell PEOPLE.
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There have been several other incidents involving exploding vaporizers around the country.
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Deutsche Telekom said the cases documented by the union were isolated incidents.
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Traffic-related incidents, such as automobile and motorcycle crashes, caused 48 deaths.
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Mathunjwa said he would not speculate on the motives behind the incidents.
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Almost all those other alleged incidents occurred outside the statute of limitations.
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Most of the other alleged incidents occurred outside the statute of limitations.
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ForeScout also helps automate response to security incidents and ensure legal compliance.
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The Israeli military did not immediately comment on the West Bank incidents.
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Incidents that cause injury or death are far less frequent than that.
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Traffic-related incidents, such as automobile and motorcycle crashes, caused 48 deaths.
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The act applies to serious incidents affecting public order, including terrorist attacks.
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We drew lessons from this and other incidents in formulating our act.
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No government agency tracks fatalities in police incidents where Tasers are used.
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Similarly disturbing incidents have been handled much more effectively by other airlines.
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Franken's non-apology that he doesn't remember these incidents is not accountability.
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The department's body-camera policy explicitly states what incidents must be filmed.
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Such incidents occur frequently in India, where few people use life jackets.
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Both sides routinely spy on each other, and incidents are not infrequent.
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It's still investigating incidents like the Airgas explosion in Florida last August.
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Most of the reported incidents, 117 of the 132, happened in Massachusetts.
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There were other incidents, too, that involved slapping, hitting and stress positions.
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N said it encourages customers to report incidents of harassment to crew.
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The research team looked at more than 19,000 use-of-force incidents.
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But the majority of these incidents don't happen with municipal water systems.
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Sniffing for traffic, logging incidents and responding has a whole new meaning.
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It was the latest in a series of incidents involving the sect.
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In both of those incidents, the attackers claimed an affinity for ISIS.
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"We take these incidents seriously," Finland's defense minister, Jussi Niinisto, told reporters.
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Some incidents women shared were from as long ago as 20 years.
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The incidents occurred within an hour of one another, 100 miles apart.
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It also found that only 28 percent of them report antisemitic incidents.
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Several incidents have shone a light on the problem in recent years.
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The incidents causing worry have occurred throughout Italy, from north to south.
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