And he called for slashing public assistance programs indiscriminately. Sen.
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Witnesses say at least two gunmen fired indiscriminately into worshipers.
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Without warning, a blast tore through the park, killing indiscriminately.
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Witnesses told police the shooter fired indiscriminately into the crowd.
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Attackers came from east side of #Seafood and fired indiscriminately.
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They shot at the worshipers indiscriminately before blowing themselves up.
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Is he just horny and sliding into everyone's DMs indiscriminately?
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And from Steinbrenner, he learned about indiscriminately grabbing the limelight.
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DeWayne Craddock, 40, fired indiscriminately on a municipal building Friday afternoon.
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Sauce sachets are grabbed indiscriminately and handwritten signs decorate the walls.
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The attack targeted worshippers indiscriminately, said wounded school teacher Magdy Rezk.
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Once inside, they burst into a guards' mess and fired indiscriminately.
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"Lyra was killed by shots that were fired indiscriminately," he said.
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Your worst mistake, based on history, would be to sell indiscriminately.
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Don't use passive indiscriminately to do it on the way down.
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Obama-era clean energy policies and programs are being dismantled indiscriminately.
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In the novel, Miéville's manifestations of Surrealism maim and kill indiscriminately.
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He uses it indiscriminately, the way a teenager might use 'cool.
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Rebels have also indiscriminately shelled government-held neighborhoods in western Aleppo.
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The regulation restricted robocallers' ability to indiscriminately call millions of consumers.
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Cluster munitions contain submunitions, or bomblets, that disperse widely and kill indiscriminately.
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HIV criminalization laws are not meant to indiscriminately criminalize everyone with HIV.
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Very few incense trees form agarwood, so they are often destroyed indiscriminately.
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Officials shovelled money indiscriminately at state firms in infrastructure and heavy industry.
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And by targeting thousands of internet users indiscriminately, it scales really well.
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Russia has repeatedly denied accusations that its forces have indiscriminately attacked civilians.
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This president's approach is to target everyone indiscriminately, and engender widespread fear.
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The agency does not conduct raids or sweeps that target aliens indiscriminately.
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Other videos appear to show officers shooting indiscriminately into crowds of protesters.
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That onslaught of water can destroy houses, flood cities and kill indiscriminately.
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The bombers had charged toward the courts firing indiscriminately, the police said.
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Judy Faulkner, Epic's CEO, warned that such apps can request data indiscriminately.
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One of the workers, Sadanand, said the police were detaining men indiscriminately.
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Assad has used chemical weapons and barrel bombs to indiscriminately massacre civilians.
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If it indiscriminately remembers everything that happened, it incurs a large energy cost.
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Now Bossert's doing the same:The attack spread indiscriminately across the world in May.
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"Inside Yarmouk, the fighting forces have been using indiscriminately large munitions," Gunness said.
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She said Turkey had also committed war crimes by indiscriminately targeting civilian targets.
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Others crouched under chairs and tables as the gunmen fired indiscriminately, witnesses said.
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A surprise volley fired indiscriminately could kill nearly 30,9.23 civilians, the study found.
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He accelerates their evolution, and messes with their world, killing them off indiscriminately.
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A recent United Nations report criticized both sides for indiscriminately causing civilian casualties.
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Over the next few days, white mobs stormed the streets attacking blacks indiscriminately.
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But its real virtue lies in the fact that it is indiscriminately difficult.
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They bomb our women and children indiscriminately, we do it to them. Yeah.
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Human rights groups have also accused Russia of indiscriminately targeting civilians in airstrikes.
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Videos on social media also show police indiscriminately clubbing protesters in subway stations.
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They kill indiscriminately, entangling everything from sea lion pups to great white sharks.
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We have seen them indiscriminately buy, but we have not seen them sell.
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The Roys are like kaiju, stomping all over the world, flattening people indiscriminately.
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Stingrays surveil phones indiscriminately, leading some commentators to label them as "mass surveillance" devices.
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ISIS fighters have taken to killing indiscriminately as Iraqi-led forces surround the city.
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The rules-based trading system depends on countries not using such blunt weapons indiscriminately.
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He said they appeared to have fired indiscriminately into the crowd, striking ten people.
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Survivors said Boko Haram entered the village firing indiscriminately, setting fires and detonating bombs.
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"ICE does not conduct sweeps or raids that target undocumented immigrants indiscriminately," Smith said.
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Yet if government squeezes too hard or too indiscriminately, it could cause serious harm.
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Two Burmese military helicopters circled overhead, firing indiscriminately at the terrified villagers huddled below.
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When we lash out indiscriminately, we betray this value and we undermine our safety.
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Baltimore police have been testing PSS' technology indiscriminately, not as part of one investigation.
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Its members often shot off their mouths indiscriminately, usually when someone else was charging.
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But she is careful about what she learns, not indiscriminately learning as Tay did.
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Or just average users who might be victims of malware attacks that target indiscriminately?
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The attackers used hand grenades and fired indiscriminately, according to Mr. Sediqqi and witnesses.
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Then he drove away spraying gunfire indiscriminately, the Texas Department of Public Safety said.
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Their combined military has routinely and indiscriminately launched rockets and shells in residential areas.
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Witnesses reported that sweeping arrests during the parade targeted rioters, protesters and journalists indiscriminately.
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In the city of Hebron, he fired indiscriminately on areas populated by Palestinian civilians.
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Their actions "indiscriminately affected all passengers, [including] children, infants, elders and housewives," he said.
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Police said two gunman shot indiscriminately into a crowd at about 10:30 p.m.
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Well, it's underrated by almost everyone, [because most] people just give money away indiscriminately.
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And the boy, for his part, seems neither overly judgmental nor indiscriminately sex-obsessed.
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Between 800,000 and 1 million minority Tutsis were slaughtered indiscriminately before the killing abated.
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Both were hit by a sniper shooting indiscriminately from atop the university's iconic clock tower.
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The gunman started "firing indiscriminately into the crowd, striking a number of people," Harrison said.
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Bunker-buster bombs The regime, too, has been accused of indiscriminately attacking civilians in Aleppo.
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The prevalence of non-compete agreements is clear evidence that they are being used indiscriminately.
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The code that the hackers pushed out was honed to spread automatically, rapidly, and indiscriminately.
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Instead of finding an angle on the Democrats' email scandal, he opted to fire indiscriminately.
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Next, Gamble and Ms. Souvannarath would indiscriminately shoot whoever was there, with a lever action .
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In that debacle, investors indiscriminately fled all assets connected to the disastrous American housing bubble.
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Senator Ted Cruz has thundered about "carpet-bombing" the extremists, which would indiscriminately kill civilians.
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In Postal, the "dude" was in the middle of a mental breakdown and murdering indiscriminately.
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"Senator Schumer is blocking nominees indiscriminately," said Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the White House press secretary.
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Investigators accused insurgents of increasingly using tactics that "deliberately or indiscriminately" caused harm to civilians.
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Is Third Eye Blind secretly a band about erectile dysfunction or one about fucking indiscriminately?
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They killed canaries, they dumped goldfish on the floor, they indiscriminately bit turtles and policemen.
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Police stations are shut whenever alleged thugs-for-hire indiscriminately attack protesters and ordinary citizens.
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And they've indiscriminately hacked thousands of iPhones just by getting them to visit a website.
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He was charged with shooting indiscriminately at unarmed civilians and stabbing a prisoner in 2017.
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This merchant was indiscriminately punished by the goddess for refusing to believe in her powers.
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Yet all these pursuits are known as criticism, and Scott approaches such genres largely indiscriminately.
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The regime also indiscriminately used cluster munitions on civilian targets in violation of international law.
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Witnesses told horrific stories of tanks driving over unarmed protesters and soldiers shooting indiscriminately into crowds.
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Azerbaijani officials have admitted the raids, but deny that they are targeting the LGBTQ community indiscriminately.
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In the November attack, gunmen stormed the Radisson Blu hotel and started indiscriminately shooting at people.
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"Viruses (are) malware that spreads indiscriminately whereas espionage is usually targeted," he noted in an email.
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"Most indiscriminately spread malware will show up allover the globe," MalwareTech said in a Twitter message.
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He avoids semi-colons and shifts indiscriminately to the present tense—"which drives copy editors crazy".
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This implies that the environment doesn't squash quantumness indiscriminately but selects some states while trashing others.
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It was full in 24 hours (turns out, people who like hard things do so indiscriminately).
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That time, the young men said, security agents shot indiscriminately into the crowd, hitting three men.
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However, those that have been indiscriminately sold off - such as energy and financials - may offer bargains.
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Many veterans told me that they had gone to the V.A. and been handed pills indiscriminately.
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No longer confined to state actors, this malware is being used indiscriminately against any vulnerable target.
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Turkey's military forces have been accused of indiscriminately striking civilian targets and looting people in Afrin.
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The flu strikes indiscriminately, but young children, the elderly and the chronically ill are most vulnerable.
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He worries that the United States, meanwhile, has lost all caution by indiscriminately embracing obligations worldwide.
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The tax cut showers cash on corporations indiscriminately, not just on those with great investment ideas.
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But just because equities have been pulverized doesn't mean you should just scoop up issues indiscriminately.
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Gallagher, his teammates repeatedly alleged, fired a machine gun indiscriminately into neighborhoods, trying to start firefights.
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Under the Trump administration, an ugly deportation force has been indiscriminately terrorizing immigrant and Latino communities.
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Police said it was not clear if the shooter fired shots at anyone specifically or indiscriminately.
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You enjoyed it, you're not the kind of snob who just shits on fast food indiscriminately.
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Over the last year, Trump and his agency heads stomped in and started flailing around indiscriminately.
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Witness reports gathered by Amnesty indicate that soldiers fired indiscriminately, killing men, women, and young children.
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Today, Hustvedt observes, that threat seems more potent than ever, what with those who love the new technology indiscriminately, those who hate it indiscriminately, and very few in either camp who have a large grasp of its potential effect on us half a century from now.
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But critics say that works because of Putin's willingness to indiscriminately bombard civilian areas, something Moscow denies.
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Four masked men emerged from the vehicle and began shooting seemingly indiscriminately, sending onlookers scrambling to safety.
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Rohingya villagers and human rights groups say the military has also attacked villages indiscriminately and torched homes.
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In 1997, more than 120 countries signed the Ottawa Convention banning antipersonnel land mines that explode indiscriminately.
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A simple Twitter search shows that people in major cities are being indiscriminately targeted in public spaces.
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Authorities said the attacker retrieved a 9mm semiautomatic handgun from his checked luggage and began firing indiscriminately.
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At no point has she demonstrated a kind of genocidal insanity, a need to kill civilians indiscriminately.
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In many cases, Miltenburg notes, people who merely look Asian are indiscriminately labeled as Chinese or Japanese.
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The center could focus on indiscriminately addressing my basic human needs, and helping me rediscover my dignity.
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He is indiscriminately destroying lives to appeal to the white Americans he scared into voting for him.
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Injecting vulnerabilities in commonly used protocols or services indiscriminately affects the security of everyone using these technologies.
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Analgesic drugs do have side-effects, and if used indiscriminately they can cause severe problems for babies.
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Witnesses said he appeared to fire indiscriminately into the crowd, not appearing to target anyone in particular.
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"He's not some rage monster who is just going around indiscriminately beating people up," the source says.
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Because the group as a whole was targeted "indiscriminately," she says, Causa considers the roundup a raid.
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It added that the antiaircraft missiles fired by Syria had been inaccurate and had been fired indiscriminately.
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The move sparked criticism online, with many questioning why the medicine was forced upon healthy people indiscriminately.
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I could go on and on about this but the point is it just reduces care indiscriminately.
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He made clear that he didn't want to live in a country that indiscriminately rounded up foreigners.
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" He added: "This time if it's from North Korea, the malware was targeted indiscriminately against all computers.
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At the same time, he is not one of those crossover artists who indiscriminately mash genres together.
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In the days that followed, armed bands of opposing ethnic groups roamed the city streets, shooting indiscriminately.
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Forces loyal to the Saudi-backed Yemeni government indiscriminately shelled civilian targets and resorted to sexual violence.
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Humans generally hate the critch, and one man with a hammer has started to murder them indiscriminately.
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But spreading germs around Mars is not to be done indiscriminately and without careful foresight, they say.
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They were often bred indiscriminately, without regard to the behavioral traits being passed on to their offspring.
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Video footage shows an out-of-control hose snaking around on the ground pumping out 'blood' indiscriminately.
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If we keep using pesticides indiscriminately, "we don't know when we can expect a tipping point," Connolly says.
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Witnesses said the mosque gunman fired indiscriminately into the crowd of worshipers, which included men, women and children.
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Inside, the 40-year-old shot indiscriminately at victims on three floors, a sound suppressor muffling the gunfire.
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Madeleine Albright: There is no consensus definition, which may explain why the term is so indiscriminately tossed about.
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Jimmy Gomez called the statement a "callous threat" that indiscriminately targets mothers, fathers, and people without criminal records.
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Night after night, salvos of missiles rained down indiscriminately on our neighborhood, sowing unimaginable death and destruction. 5.
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They would have marked their arrival by shooting indiscriminately — particularly as a prelude to attempting to convert locals.
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And as a result, legislators indiscriminately crack down on sex workers by imposing their own values and judgments.
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The organization has drawn criticism broadly for leaking information indiscriminately, including publishing personal information of no public interest.
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However, researchers agree that it's very unlikely to see widespread EFI attacks indiscriminately targeting large numbers of users.
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Human rights groups have accused the government of indiscriminately bombing civilian areas to turn people against the rebels.
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Mr. Kahil recounted "nonstop bombing" by rockets and other artillery, including cluster munitions, which maim and kill indiscriminately.
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The pilots have also become targets for terrorists who say drones have been used to indiscriminately kill civilians.
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It ought to be recalled, in this connection, that Israeli forces did not fire upon the protestors indiscriminately.
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By steadily evolving malware known as Bugat, they indiscriminately siphoned tens of millions of dollars from unwitting victims.
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This is true in El Salvador, where state security forces have been accused of indiscriminately killing young men.
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But once zero tolerance has been adopted, it's not easy to undo the bureaucratic incentive to punish indiscriminately.
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Gangs appear to strike indiscriminately, with victims ranging from Haitian schoolchidren, lawmakers and businessmen to foreign aid workers.
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"The important thing is that the Russians need to control Assad, who evidently is indiscriminately bombing," he said.
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For Chait, the term neoliberal "now refers to liberals generally" and indiscriminately, regardless of what views they hold.
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So I'm ready and willing to accept the "Daenerys starts indiscriminately setting people on fire" turn of events.
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It not only involves heat and a deadly explosion, but also a lasting radiation that kills indiscriminately, en masse.
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The horror of Mike Meyers is like that of an unfeeling social system: an unstoppable entity indiscriminately dehumanizing people.
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The horror of Mike Meyers is like that of an unfeeling social system: an unstoppable entity indiscriminately dehumanizing people.
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Why it matters: Manufacturers want to sell their wares, but do not want their weapons to indiscriminately harm civilians.
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Rahimi was among dozens of Muslims targeted by the gunman who firing indiscriminately at worshippers performing their Friday prayers.
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His policies and his killing his own people indiscriminately has caused those 4 million refugees to go throughout Europe.
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" British Prime Minister Theresa May said the terrorist set out "to cause maximum carnage and kill and injure indiscriminately.
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National guardsmen under his command have openly and indiscriminately fired tear gas canisters and rubber bullets against peaceful demonstrators.
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Fishermen use them by hanging the nets like walls above the sea floor, indiscriminately catching whatever flows into them.
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"Military necessity would never justify killing indiscriminately, gang raping women, assaulting children, and burning entire villages," the reports states.
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The people at the ranch seemed beyond that, loving one another indiscriminately, with the purity and optimism of children.
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Leaders of the Pashtun Tahafuz Movement denied the accusations and said military personnel had fired indiscriminately on the protesters.
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It means that infected people have wandered through offices, buses, restaurants, emergency rooms and malls, indiscriminately spreading the virus.
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America's financial and cultural capital faces another sneak attack from an enemy that's once again indiscriminately targeting innocent civilians.
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Mr. Michele's omnivorous imagination is like the Blob, indiscriminately absorbing any adjective, philosopher and decorative detail in its path.
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Carson warned that pesticides like DDT — dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane — were being sprayed excessively and indiscriminately in attempts to control crop pests.
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Having space and allowance for messiness or innovation should not be equated with indiscriminately releasing anything into the world.
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Defense attorneys argued that police made arrests indiscriminately that day, and punished those exercising their right to free speech.
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The video shows the suspect initially using a shotgun before switching to a semi-automatic rifle and firing indiscriminately.
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The goal is to prevent gasoline and diesel from becoming so cheap that China's citizens would start consuming it indiscriminately.
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And data, he makes clear, was not being swept up indiscriminately; the vast majority of it concerned foreign terrorist targets.
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In Dalori, the militants arrived in cars and on motorbikes on Saturday night and began shooting indiscriminately, government officials said.
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But one of the risks of prevailing monetary policy is that "assets are being pumped up almost indiscriminately," he said.
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"Carpet bombing" is a war crime, because it indiscriminately kills civilians, as a number of generals, most recently Lt. Gen.
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Today's system supports high-risk mortgages indiscriminately, enabling imprudently indebted rich buyers to benefit from support intended for poor families.
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Since each dart helps your team no matter who it strikes, fire indiscriminately into any pile-ons that spring up.
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But the strategist cautioned that investors may be indiscriminately selling even assets that are not related to the "Brexit" referendum.
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The crude weapons are typically dropped from helicopters and are banned by international law because they kill and maim indiscriminately.
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The business seats at the table have a clear majority, and would be able to raise fees on passengers indiscriminately.
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In Taiz, they fire mortars indiscriminately at the civilian population and snipers shoot at children to force residents into submission.
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Pool spent his days wandering around semi-indiscriminately and interviewing locals, and his nights uploading highlights from the day's footage.
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That action has provoked an outcry by international human rights groups who say the Saudi bombings have indiscriminately killed civilians.
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Police say two suspects fired "indiscriminately" into a crowd in front of strip mall on South Claiborne Avenue early Sunday.
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This success has been made possible only after all the organized terrorist groups were indiscriminately targeted and eliminated, wherever found.
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Because these data transfers appeared malicious at first glance, Niantic acted somewhat indiscriminately when it came to protecting its servers.
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Thirty years ago next week, soldiers shot indiscriminately into crowds of protesters in Tiananmen Square demanding a more open government.
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The websites delivered their malware indiscriminately, were visited thousands of times a week, and were operational for years, Google said.
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The White House could not legally order the F.B.I. to rummage indiscriminately through someone's life, Mr. McGahn told the president.
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At the age of 20, though, I was indiscriminately trusting, easily deceived by all manner of liars, cheaters and thieves.
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Indeed, these soldiers of fortune were largely undisciplined, sometimes looting towns and killing indiscriminately — clearly war crimes, the correspondents said.
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Government officials and supporters say the offensive is liberating residents held hostage by the insurgents, who indiscriminately shell government districts.
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Peñalosa ordered a raid just like the one late last month, indiscriminately kicking out gangs and civilians in the region.
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"This was a subject that went around and was shooting indiscriminately," Sheriff Lopinto said at a news conference on Wednesday.
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"It is completely abhorrent that besieged civilians were indiscriminately attacked, and systematically denied food and medicine," said Commission Chair Paulo Pinheiro.
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In addition to indiscriminately using lethal and "less-lethal" weapons, police filmed activists, monitored their social media, and surveilled their communications.
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Witnesses said the alleged gunman fired indiscriminately into a crowd of worshipers at the mosque, which included men, women and children.
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Unfortunately, Cooper says that when he initiated the "Clean Cache" function it indiscriminately deleted the contents of his "Videos" folder forever.
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One of the best things about Gannon is that he does not pull punches, but he doesn't throw them indiscriminately, either.
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You hurl insults almost indiscriminately, attack when you could be welcoming new allies, divide even when there's no need to conquer.
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A Saudi military spokesman condemned the attack in a statement, saying the missile was fired "indiscriminately" toward a populated civilian area.
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The result was a flood of startups, which have attacked incumbent industries more or less indiscriminately for the past 20 years.
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Keep in mind that pricing data doesn't necessarily mean you should book indiscriminately, said George Hobica, publisher of travel site AirfareWatchdog.com.
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And jumping in indiscriminately just because you've recently come into a lot of cash could mean a long wait for returns.
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Instead of just blocking out ambient noise indiscriminately, NXTGen lets you dial certain noises up or down in the audio mix.
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Products being indiscriminately pushed at men include pills, topical ointments, pumps, even tutorials on an ancient Arabic enlargement technique called jelqing.
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Numerous eyewitnesses corroborate that barrel bombs were dropped from these helicopters, a tactic used to target civilians indiscriminately throughout the war.
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Countless animals are indiscriminately caught and killed with fishing gear, while yet more are killed for competing with humans for fish.
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The leftovers are combined indiscriminately into bowls for the next meal; everything we eat is a blend of yesterday and today.
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He once proposed using a helicopter to drop pamphlets warning drug dealers to leave poor communities, or be fired upon indiscriminately.
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But the work of WikiLeaks is highly controversial, even among whistleblower advocates, due to the site's tendency to leak information indiscriminately.
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The Soviets were purging and deporting Polish intellectuals; the Nazis were indiscriminately killing Poles, and herding Jews into the Warsaw Ghetto.
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On the former point, people have different opinions of whether what WikiLeaks does — dumping troves of data indiscriminately — is really journalism.
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But when you release terabytes of data indiscriminately, I don't know what to call that, but it's not self-evidently journalism.
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Erdogan's critics say he is using the purges to crack down indiscriminately on dissent and to tighten his grip on power.
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And the more indiscriminately indignation is indulged, the less attention it will command on these occasions when it is truly needed.
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"The evidence has now become overwhelming that the Saudi military coalition is either intentionally or indiscriminately killing civilians in Yemen," Rep.
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Initially, ransomware targeted regular internet users indiscriminately, but there have already been cases of attacks against hospitals, hotels and other businesses.
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Our close examination of video footage and interviews with witnesses shows the soldiers opening fire on unarmed demonstrators, sometimes shooting indiscriminately.
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An Ontario judge chided Canada's cops for indiscriminately collecting cell phone records on tens of thousands of innocent Canadians on Thursday.
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Nominally, the bombing — which indiscriminately hit targets in civilian-populated areas — was supposed to destroy North Vietnamese and Viet Cong bases.
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Some accused the Israeli military of firing in revenge, disproportionately and indiscriminately, after Hamas militants abducted a soldier, Lt. Hadar Goldin.
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Why it matters: What sets this incident apart is that the iPhone vulnerabilities were used to indiscriminately hack phones in bulk.
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Brown fled a situation in Cameroon in which government forces were battling separatist groups and in the process killing civilians indiscriminately.
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"I can't believe they are here celebrating a law which will allow women to indiscriminately kill our Lord's children," he said.
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The notion that the postwar world would no longer let leaders indiscriminately kill their own citizens now seems in full retreat.
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Snowden does not belong in the same category as Julian Assange's WikiLeaks, which indiscriminately makes stolen material available to all comers.
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Pakistani troops fired indiscriminately with small arms and mortars along the Line of Control in Krishana Ghati sector, the spokesman said.
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Using his employee pass to enter secure areas of the building where he worked, Craddock began indiscriminately shooting people with two .
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Driving the news: On Thursday, Google announced it had discovered several campaigns using popular websites to indiscriminately inject malware onto iPhones.
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It's like Thanos wreaked his save-the-earth method on our television, indiscriminately cancelling some shows in honor of an abirtrary budget.
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A perilous economic existence and a culture which almost indiscriminately holds people responsible for their circumstances are toxic for mental well-being.
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And the idea is dragnets, where they indiscriminately collect data are sort of, you know, they make you feel like it's unfair.
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Drip irrigation, which targets water directly to the roots of plants rather than spreading it indiscriminately, can cut use by 30-70%.
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Hackers are breaking into more personal devices than ever before, and massive government surveillance dragnets are indiscriminately sweeping up people's digital communications.
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Dong Shengkun, a protestor who was arrested after Tiananmen and spent 17 years in prison, saw armored vehicles and soldiers firing indiscriminately.
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The incident wasn't what many Americans imagine as a typical mass shooting, in which a lone gunman fires indiscriminately into a crowd.
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"Military necessity would never justify killing indiscriminately, gang raping women, assaulting children, and burning entire villages" says new UN report https://t.
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In April, Julian Assange released a video of US soldiers firing indiscriminately on Iraqi civilians, killing ten people and injuring two children.
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The Congressional Research Service (PDF) has limited its definition to "gunmen who select victims somewhat indiscriminately," excluding gang-related and domestic violence.
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Asking people to imitate a man who kills indiscriminately and suffers from an incurable mental illness isn't the most prudent promotional strategy.
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"We will not seek to raise prices indiscriminately," he said, adding that his organization represents 80 percent of the country's tortilla makers.
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If you've been a murderous intruder, killing guards indiscriminately and leaving bodies out in the open to be discovered, it's game over.
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Yet, the answer to this senseless gun violence is not more guns—especially not those that are undetectable, untraceable and indiscriminately available.
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In that time, the police have indiscriminately surveilled potentially thousands of Canadians without their knowledge, and stored that information for later use.
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On the other hand, left-wing Democrats want to see investors (whom they indiscriminately, and inaccurately, label "Wall Street") take a haircut.
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Two people were killed and three more injured when a gunman indiscriminately opened fire at a high school in Santa Clarita, Calif.
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Some of the airstrikes, Mr. Kerry said, included use of incendiary weapons and bunker-buster bombs, heavy-duty explosives that kill indiscriminately.
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The researchers also said that Kashmiri security forces have been indiscriminately firing pellet guns against civilians, leaving them hospitalized and bleeding internally.
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Naturally, all nuance has since been divorced from the term, and it is now indiscriminately used against any utterance of the left.
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Rights watchdog Human Rights Watch on Monday said the Houthi attack had violated the laws of war by indiscriminately targeting populated areas.
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A lack of fear leads to "irrational exuberance," when investors buy indiscriminately, not paying attention to the fundamentals of their investment decisions.
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Instead, I back down easily when confronted, and I strenuously avoid people who look like they might be throwing fists around indiscriminately.
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Korean doctors prescribe isotretinoin-based acne medicine "indiscriminately," to quote the Korean daily JoongAng Ilbo, despite the risk of serious side effects.
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A report by the Manchester Evening News suggests the police were striking people "indiscriminately" with batons on their way into the Bernabeu.
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It does no one any good to be like Mr. Flake, prone to indiscriminately "whining" (that's the word he used) about everything.
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While Pip presents a sweet disposition around people (except, for some reason, anyone wearing red sneakers), he barks indiscriminately at other dogs.
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And that's out of Wylie's book, where his invisible man has this reign of terror where he goes around killing people indiscriminately.
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Social media has given us a wealth of shocking images: the National Guard firing indiscriminately into crowds, killings, tanks moving against demonstrators.
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Boko Haram has wreaked havoc in northeast Nigeria for eight years, killing residents indiscriminately and kidnapping boys and girls in the region.
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In Gwangju, a city located some 160 miles south of Seoul, troops brutally and indiscriminately assaulted not only protesters but bystanders too.
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It was also not clear whether the active duty sailor targeted the three shipyard workers — Department of Defense civilians — or fired indiscriminately.
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We cannot forget that the media is a fearsome tool which cannot be used indiscriminately or even inadvertently to create further victims.
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Authorities said a gunman appeared to fire indiscriminately, with shots ringing out in an apartment as people tried to leave the memorial.
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Sadly, the threat of wildfires will always be with us, but indiscriminately laying blame on PG&E is clearly the wrong approach.
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Since that debris would threaten other satellites indiscriminately, it would put the attacker's assets at risk as well as those of its opponent.
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Prince is one of the shadiest people on the planet and oversaw Blackwater when its mercenaries were indiscriminately committing war crimes in Iraq.
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Toronto Councilor Paula Fletcher said the attack was "not gang related" and that the gunman shot "indiscriminately" into restaurants and into a park.
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In recent years the anti-government rebels have gone from attacks on the Congolese army and UN peacekeeping troops, to indiscriminately abducting citizens.
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Conventional antibiotics do not distinguish between good and bad bacteria, eradicating everything indiscriminately and occasionally creating problems for people with weakened immune systems.
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The result was a series of unedited vignettes of the ancient city as it crumbles and burns while its citizens are killed indiscriminately.
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In December, Amnesty International released a report that said Russian airstrikes have indiscriminately killed hundreds of civilians and may constitute a war crime.
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ISIS gunmen indiscriminately opened fire on police and civilians in the central Iraqi city before they blew themselves up, police officials told CNN.
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There's nothing wrong with consuming full fat items, but you can't get much value from that if you're indiscriminately consuming lots of calories.
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The bot indiscriminately selects target regions to highlight, though it knows to toss out images that are too boring or difficult to decipher.
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On September 24, 2017, Emanuel Samson began firing indiscriminately inside the Burnette Chapel Church of Christ, killing one churchgoer and wounding 7 others.
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"The biggest judgment they need to make is to stop Assad from bombing people indiscriminately, which he continues to do," Mr. Kerry said.
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Proving Sarandon right, the "intelligent pickle man" (as the Russian bad guys come to call Rick) is indiscriminately murdering everyone in his way.
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The change was a blessing to many privacy advocates, who have accused the NSA of violating Americans' privacy by indiscriminately collecting people's records.
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" The official called the allegations "just his [Navalny's] latest attempt to stage a provocation and promote himself, indiscriminately confusing everything possible and impossible.
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Then, Russia resumed its disingenuous grandstanding and the Syrian government, with Russia's support, went back to indiscriminately bombing rebel-held areas of Aleppo.
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How languidly and grossly they intertwine with one another — how clumsily, lewdly, indiscriminately — like lascivious cephalopods merged in seething tangles of prehensile carnality.
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But our close review of video from the protest shows the military opening fire on unarmed demonstrators, sometimes shooting indiscriminately at close range.
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At the same time, there has been a relative lull in insurgent suicide attacks that indiscriminately kill civilians, especially in Kabul, the capital.
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And she saw on the streets how soldiers who carried out the party's orders shot indiscriminately as they rushed to retake Tiananmen Square.
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Rather than just indiscriminately beaming your identity out into the world, Proxy uses tokenized credentials so only its sensors know who you are.
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We have the Geneva Conventions that say that you can't indiscriminately target civilians, but that's just what nuclear weapons are designed to do.
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The military has burned dozens of villages and fired large caliber weapons indiscriminately, killing bystanders, according to human rights groups and numerous citizens.
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They claim the police, seemingly exhausted and full of rage, have erupted into the crowds several times without any warning, and shot indiscriminately.
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Carrying two pistols, the shooter then entered the church through the sanctuary's main door and "began indiscriminately shooting," said Aaron, the police spokesman.
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In another call, he said the Islamic State killed too indiscriminately, but he admired the Nusra Front, which is linked to Al Qaeda.
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October 9Lowell, Massachusetts Two men entered the playground at Greenhalge Elementary School and shot indiscriminately at children with BB guns, hitting five children.
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But we cannot indiscriminately start destroying careers over consensual sexual activity, which based on her account is what this case appears to be.
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Witnesses at the scene said the assailant wielded a huge knife -- one person said it was like "a broomstick" -- and stabbed people indiscriminately.
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The theater's original 1911 interiors were indiscriminately slathered with tarry black paint, while bundles of scraps were bolted to the walls and ceiling.
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It will be open weekends through Labor Day, along with Fletcher's BBQ, Ample Hills Creamery, and a bar, which won't serve as indiscriminately.
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Senators should spend their time asking questions about what originalism means to Gorsuch rather than indiscriminately attacking legal theories they plainly don't understand.
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As with the hysteria over cow killings, the furor takes form mostly on social media and platforms like WhatsApp, where rumors spread indiscriminately.
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" The statement also decried the sanctions as "a brutal criminal act that indiscriminately infringes upon the right to existence of the peaceful civilians.
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And then, instead of attacking the Red Keep, Dany begins to attack the people in the streets indiscriminately, burning soldier and civilian alike.
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Meanwhile, Hamas and Islamic Jihad continue to fire rockets indiscriminately into Israel, challenging the very notion that peace negotiations are feasible at this time.
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"They blocked a road surrounding the church to demonstrate, before security forces arrived and began firing indiscriminately," one resident of the town told Reuters.
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In April 2015, gunmen stormed into Garissa College University on Kenya's border with Somalia, first killing two security officers before firing indiscriminately at students.
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Friday, officials said he showed up armed with a handgun outfitted with a suppressor and multiple extended magazines and began firing indiscriminately at people.
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Then came the Yuen Long saga on July 21st, where white-shirted thugs were allowed to beat people up indiscriminately in a train station.
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The Houthis and their allies have been cited for indiscriminately firing shells in civilian areas, obstructing aid convoys, and laying mines as they retreated.
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ONE OF THE RISKS THAT ARE INHERENT IN THE INTEREST RATE POLICY THAT WE HAVE IS THAT ASSETS ARE BEING PUMPED UP ALMOST INDISCRIMINATELY.
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Israel on Tuesday blamed Syria, saying its anti-aircraft batteries "fired indiscriminately" and failed to ensure that no Russian planes were in the air.
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Broad-spectrum insecticides like malathion and diazinon can accumulate in soils and waterways, and at high levels these indiscriminately kill insects, including beneficial ones.
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If you park your car on your property, the court decided, you shouldn't fear police officers nosing around indiscriminately unless they have a warrant.
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CLOs have more in common with actively managed investment funds than with the vehicles that hoovered up mortgage debt indiscriminately during the mid-1303s.
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We need to provide a legal framework for the intelligence organizations of the U.S. government to execute their operations so they're not acting indiscriminately.
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The drugs are delivered in near-toxic doses to penetrate tumor tissues, indiscriminately vanquishing the patient's appetite, hair, and immune system alongside cancer cells.
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Pesticides reduce the damage that insects cause, but when used indiscriminately, they can also harm people or kill the insects that we rely on.
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Violent games rarely encourage us to be indiscriminately cruel, they just tell us that any cruelty is justified if it's against the right people.
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And there is still no sign of Stephen Paddock's motive for indiscriminately shooting at thousands of people at a country music festival, killing 58.
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Paddock killed 58 people and left hundreds more injured on October 1, when he shot indiscriminately at concertgoers attending the Route 91 Harvest Festival.
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The weapons, outlawed by an international treaty because they kill indiscriminately, often leave unexploded "bomblets" or submunitions that can kill or maim unsuspecting civilians.
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Fires, many of which were started on purpose to clear land for farming, have burned indiscriminately — in parks, ranches, government land, and indigenous land.
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My worry is that people will indiscriminately start taking herbal stuff because they perceive it to be safer, and this is not necessarily true.
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Saudi Arabia has accused the Houthis of fighting from civilian areas, and human rights groups say the Houthis, too, have indiscriminately targeted residential neighborhoods.
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"The territory of the country is being bombed indiscriminately and bringing a peace is almost an impossible task now because of this," he said.
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For now, what we can do is continue to work to change the narratives that dehumanize and to fight the policies that indiscriminately harm.
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They changed the indiscriminately terrifying name of the favored playground game "Alle Gegen Alle" ("Everyone Against Everyone") to "Alle Gegen Annie" ("Everyone Against Annie").
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It's hard to blame her for being defensive, since for generations "socialist" was considered a slur, and it's one that's hurled at Democrats indiscriminately.
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"To fire indiscriminately into any building, let alone a federal facility, is not an act of protest, it's an act of violence," he said.
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Defectors are either indiscriminately violent "marauders," rebels who are revealed to be callous and bitter, or genuine idealists who struggle to make a difference.
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Although location tracking is an essential feature for many apps and services, it can be pretty invasive when apps indiscriminately ask for location access.
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We were also interested in whether moral contagion spread indiscriminately through Twitter or, as we suspected, occurred within echo chambers of like-minded individuals.
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Witnesses said Bissonnette stormed the mosque during evening prayers on a Sunday and began firing indiscriminately into the crowd of men, women and children.
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On the other side, the report found that rebel groups had indiscriminately shelled government-held civilian areas with no specific military target, killing dozens.
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Hours earlier, he had fled from his art class at Santa Fe High School while a student shot indiscriminately throughout the campus, killing 10.
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But once the city rang those titular bells and signaled a surrender, she rejected it, continuing the attack and eventually burning the city indiscriminately.
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And one of the most destructive ways to change the microbiome is by taking antibiotics, many of which indiscriminately kill both harmless and troublesome bacteria.
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They're so much bigger than their helpless prey—things like worms and insects—that they tend to indiscriminately snatch up anything that's a manageable size.
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Gillian Christensen, acting press secretary for the department of Homeland Security, said ICE "does not conduct sweeps or raids that target aliens indiscriminately," KTLA reported.
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That means they're left to rot in storage until they're no longer of use to the court — at which point they're almost always indiscriminately euthanized.
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After three decades of civil war in the African country, Angola's countryside was littered with millions of landmines which were indiscriminately killing and harming civilians.
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Azerbaijan has launched a brutal crackdown on its LGBTQ community, indiscriminately arresting more than 100 people and subjecting many to violence in detention, activists say.
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It's important to be reminded of the human cost of this war as bombs and chemical attacks are wielded among civilians and rebel fighters indiscriminately.
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The suspect, identified only as a man, was awaiting questioning, he said, adding that it was not yet clear whether the suspect had fired indiscriminately.
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They are a wave of people indiscriminately on the attack, screaming "fake news" and inciting violence against people of color, LGBTQ communities, women, and immigrants.
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"The biggest judgment they need to make is to stop Assad from bombing people indiscriminately, which he continues to do," the secretary of state said.
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While other recruits fire indiscriminately at extraterrestrials in a shooting range training exercise, J carefully assesses each potential threat before finally making one surgical shot.
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The stark contrast between regime-held and rebel-held Aleppo Bunker-buster bombs The regime, too, has been accused of indiscriminately attacking civilians in Aleppo.
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Today, it is Gulen followers in the bureaucracy who are being indiscriminately purged by their one-time patrons, the ruling Justice and Development (AK) party.
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The ACLU filed a motion in Maryland court for information on why the FBI seemingly indiscriminately infected users of a free email service with malware.
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But if the immune system were to attack indiscriminately, it could destroy the body's beneficial bacteria, for example, or damage its tissues with relentless inflammation.
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The coalition has been accused of indiscriminately bombing civilian and nonmilitary targets in its battle against Houthi rebels in Yemen for more than a year.
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Thanks to smart pleating across the shoulder blades, the "oversized" effect is achieved mostly through draping, so it doesn't balloon out indiscriminately when tucked in.
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An HRW report earlier this year said DNA data is collected indiscriminately, in the name of "solving crimes," with few safeguards to protect citizens' privacy.
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Wolff's approach to journalism is to hang around powerful people, absorb their chit chat, indiscriminately document what he overheard, and convey it in novelistic prose.
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Stories from those who made it to neighboring Bangladesh, however, paint a different picture, one of the military and allied mobs attacking the Rohingya indiscriminately.
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Otherwise, more hostilities would only play into the hands of the military's narrative to clampdown on extremists -- which they have done indiscriminately against all Rohingya.
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They accuse the security forces of atrocities, including burning villages, firing on civilians indiscriminately, and family members being taken away and never heard from again.
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The food is indiscriminately southern European (pasta carbonara, chorizo, frisée-lardons salad), and the quality is about the same as a cafeteria's: recognizable, edible, filling.
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On Sunday, Ted Cruz was also in Charles Koch's line of fire, because of his comments about indiscriminately "carpet-bombing" ISIS and the Middle East.
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The units have long had a wide run of the battlefield and have been accused of indiscriminately killing Afghan civilians in raids and with airstrikes.
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Hackers with no apparent motive other than curiosity and avarice indiscriminately scan the web for vulnerable servers and networks, and all too often find them.
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"The hypothesis of war crimes can not be excluded ... once one begins to indiscriminately bomb civilian populations and hospitals," Jean-Yves Le Drian told lawmakers.
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The gunman, identified Sunday as Seth Aaron Ator, lead officials on a high-speed chase during which he indiscriminately fired on motorists and police officers.
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Al Arabiya said that they were "launched indiscriminately to target civilian areas and population" and that fragments of the destroyed missiles landed on residential neighborhoods.
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They became engaged in several other clashes on the way, which participants allege also involved police firing weapons, as well as indiscriminately tossing tear gas.
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Stripped of their integumentary systems (skin, hair, and various other external organs), these amorphous subjects indiscriminately repel, endear, or both, depending on the viewer's disposition.
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Ator led officials on a high-speed chase, during which he indiscriminately fired at motorists and police officers before being killed by officers, authorities say.
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Mark is both exhilarated and terrified by his doxxing disciples, who indiscriminately target an entire middle-aged demographic for the problems of late-stage capitalism.
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The footage shows security forces indiscriminately opening fire on crowds of protesters, beating them with iron bars, and dragging their dead bodies off the streets.
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They portrayed Kavanaugh as the victim of a movement against sexual harassment that they implied had spiraled out of control and was indiscriminately threatening men.
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The tone of Gawker was more consistent than the subjects it covered; it was fearlessly and indiscriminately mocking, regardless of the status of its targets.
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Rarely knowing their rights, they are easily swept up and arrested indiscriminately and they become deportable, regardless of whether or not they are documented immigrants.
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"What we're actually doing: We developed a process to protect against people indiscriminately flagging news as fake and attempting to gain the system," the spokesperson said.
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The xenophobic belligerence of the Trump administration singling out and indiscriminately targeting Muslims will in fact vastly increase the animus toward innocent Americans around the globe.
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As in the HRW report, these laws and their application are criticized by human rights and press freedom organizations for being overly broad and indiscriminately applied.
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When people defaulted on those loans, the Trust began to sue indiscriminately, the CFPB said, filing suit against tens of thousands of consumers across the country.
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"If you're an at-will employer, you can just tell someone goodbye," she said, noting that 72 state employees in Arizona had recently been fired indiscriminately.
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Without legislation to rein them in, these large corporations wield noncompetes indiscriminately, tying down everyone from interns to fast food workers, from hairdressers to software engineers.
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Cluster bombs, which open in midair, are still widely used in many conflict zones around the world; indiscriminately targeting civilians can amount to a war crime.
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A rising chorus accuses the Saudi-led coalition of using its Western-supplied and maintained air power indiscriminately in its campaign against Iranian-backed Houthi rebels.
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With Hadoop, data sets can be stored across multiple server clusters instead of overburdening a single machine—yet data applications can access them cohesively and indiscriminately.
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It is now part of the country's culture: many older people use it and drive younger ones crazy by forwarding messages indiscriminately—sometimes with tragic results.
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In conflict areas in Syria, where WFP is providing food to more than 4 million people, handing out cash indiscriminately would risk causing inflation, she said.
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As doctors and farmers have indiscriminately doled out antimicrobial drugs (such as antibiotics and antifungals), harmful bacteria and fungi that can outsmart these drugs have proliferated.
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This showed that the organisms had learned to recognize a particular stimulus and to adjust their response to it, and not to push across bridges indiscriminately.
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Jeep drivers behind them in the convoy join in, firing assault rifles indiscriminately through windows with one hand while gripping the steering wheel with the other.
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Without my video and others like it, I think people would not have known that the Baton Rouge police were wielding their power indiscriminately over protesters.
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"We had just finished evening prayers when the gunmen came to our village and indiscriminately opened fire and set fire to homes," resident Kulo Sheriff said.
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At times I was just like, well, okay, I'm gonna indiscriminately kill a few more dudes because I'd really like to see how this plays out.
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The Houthis have also shelled civilian neighborhoods indiscriminately and prevented food and medical supplies from entering to cities held by the Hadi loyalists in the south.
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Afterwards, government troops rampaged through those neighbourhoods of Bujumbura that were thought to have supported the rebels, killing people indiscriminately and burying them in mass graves.
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The attackers carried Kalashnikov rifles of good quality, which they fired indiscriminately on men and women, and they kidnapped both livestock and children, the victims said.
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Cluster bombs, which have been used since World War II to kill and maim indiscriminately, were outlawed under an international treaty that was adopted in 217.
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Until November, the NSA was allowed to indiscriminately collect phone records about millions of Americans, in a program that was detailed by government leaker Edward Snowden.
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Too often, young people are encouraged to speak their own minds indiscriminately, even when not fully developed or sufficiently imbued with the capacity for right judgment.
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The late Williams had no qualms with accusations of indiscriminately stealing other comedians' jokes and was even rumored to compensate authors who brought them to him.
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Terrorists, determined to kill in quantity and willing to kill indiscriminately, have attacked concert halls, sports arenas, train stations, restaurants, nightclubs, busy streets — anywhere people gather.
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Surely your page has been frequented by a person who indiscriminately writes "Happy Birthday!" on each and every one of their friends' walls, regardless of circumstance.
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Cluster bombs are considered particularly dangerous to civilian populations because they unleash an array of smaller bomblets that fall over a wide area and strike indiscriminately.
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ON AUGUST 31ST a man armed with an AR-15 rifle fired indiscriminately along a 15-mile stretch spanning Odessa and Midland, two cities in Texas.
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In the exhibition, there is also a tower built from scorched robes, scarves, shoes and backpacks — residue recovered from several bomb attacks that indiscriminately targeted civilians.
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For Black Lives Matter activists in particular, it suggests that police officers can nearly indiscriminately kill black people — evidence, they think, that black lives don't matter.
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At the end of August, researchers at Google dropped a bombshell: they had discovered malicious websites that they said were indiscriminately spreading iPhone malware for years.
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The shooter then entered the church through the sanctuary's main door with two pistols and "began indiscriminately shooting," Metropolitan Nashville Police Department spokesman Don Aaron said.
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The Chinese government refuses to allow independent reporters to investigate the situation in the Uighur homeland and indiscriminately treats the Uighur Muslim minority as terrorist suspects.
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Houthi authorities, they said, may have also committed war crimes, indiscriminately shelling civilian areas, targeting civilians with snipers, waging siege warfare and recruiting children to fight.
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"I was fed up with watching everyone around me eat more, choose food indiscriminately, exercise sporadically, and yet have less fat than I did," she writes.
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"In the history of the Republic, no President has ever claimed the unilateral prerogative to categorically and indiscriminately defy a House impeachment inquiry," the report said.
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APT37 specifically tailors attacks depending on its targets by using "strategic web compromises" and distributing malware "more indiscriminately" through torrent file-sharing sites, the firm found.
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But the report's conclusions pointed to a calculated government plan to use the poison indiscriminately to either kill inhabitants of contested neighborhoods or drive them out.
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"Donald Trump is the first and only President in American history to openly and indiscriminately defy all aspects of the Constitutional impeachment process," the report says.
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"But we will make those investments in a responsible manner, looking at the return on investment, not simply going out to buy anything indiscriminately," Schaffer said.
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When the three attackers in the vehicle arrived at the gate, one of those inside the hotel started firing indiscriminately to create a diversion, he said.
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A gunman, Stephen Paddock, indiscriminately opened fire from a hotel room overlooking a country music concert in Las Vegas — killing 58 people and injuring hundreds more.
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"We are definitely restrained and we wouldn't indiscriminately use weapons," police chief Stephen Lo told reporters a day after the clashes, describing them as a "riot".
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It deserves to get more: The Saudis have indiscriminately bombed civilian targets from the air, with groups like Human Rights Watch calling for war crimes investigations.
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Witnesses said a gunman arrived at the Quebec Islamic Cultural Center during evening prayers Sunday and began firing indiscriminately into the crowd of men, women and children.
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I either have to "like" people fairly indiscriminately to leave myself open to conversation, or I have to close doors on potential conversation that could be worthwhile.
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He shows up in a police uniform and once appeared in a helicopter that fired indiscriminately into a favela, an exercise that has become common in Rio.
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"This attack is a simple but highly targeted approach compared to what we've seen in the past with the Magecart skimmer which grabbed forms indiscriminately," said Klijnsma.
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The curious peek of a lower back tattoo seemed to make a statement to onlookers; its location and visibility suggested this woman was indiscriminately promiscuous: a tramp.
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CVS says it's not indiscriminately rejecting transfer orders, but rather is calling patients when a request is submitted to make sure the customer has asked for it.
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It quite indiscriminately gorges on whatever has been produced by human creators and extracts the patterns to be found there—including some of our most pernicious habits.
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"The FANGs had sold off pretty steeply, that could be some short covering ... or investors buying indiscriminately," said Mark Luschini, chief investment strategist at Janney Montgomery Scott.
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As recently as just a month ago, mining and commodity stocks were among some of the most unloved companies to own, with investors indiscriminately selling the sector.
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This also gives Google a unique entry point into different platforms, including even Facebook Messenger, which may seek to find GIF search platforms and use them indiscriminately.
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A church usher managed to prevent more deaths by grappling with the gunman, who entered the building Sunday morning and "began indiscriminately shooting," according to Nashville police.
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Locals say security forces fired indiscriminately at people living in Kibera after the initial election results and many of them were forced to shelter inside the school.
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Witnesses said the police fired indiscriminately at a crowd, hitting the 5-year-old boy and leaving him in critical condition, and killing a middle-aged protester.
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"If I were to put it out indiscriminately, and it doesn't give you good context, it can inflame the situation and make it even worse," he said.
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Coastal fisheries have been devastated across the globe with the introduction of destructive fishing methods like gillnetting and bottom trawling, which indiscriminately destroys everything in its path.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkish guards at the border with Syria are indiscriminately shooting at and summarily returning asylum seekers attempting to cross into Turkey, Human Rights Watch said.
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" In a typo-riddled White House statement, Trump pledged to raise awareness of sexual assault and to hold offenders accountable, since "these heinous crimes are committed indiscriminately.
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Haidar was just one of 20 victims of brutal attack in Charsadda, northwestern Pakistan, on Wednesday, when four gunmen entered Bacha Khan's campus and began firing indiscriminately.
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He said they indiscriminately fired pellets, shot tear gas as his patrons dined on the sidewalk and chased after him when he cursed at them to stop.
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Witnesses' accounts varied — some said the gunman had fired indiscriminately, while others said he had aimed at General Raziq first before emptying his magazine toward the others.
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Human rights groups say that the military trials are unfair to defendants and that death sentences are being handed out indiscriminately as a deterrent to further attacks.
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Her hope is that this should allay protesters' concern that the charge of rioting would be used against them indiscriminately, though trust is in very short supply.
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But at the other buildings they indiscriminately and brutally attacked not only the occupiers, but students, professors and even journalists who were outside protesting the police busts.
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Though this coronavirus outbreak is new, the persistent, racist idea that Chinese people are filthy and will indiscriminately eat anything with a pulse is far from it.
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In Chut Pyin, residents said soldiers surrounded the village, used rocket launchers to set fire to houses and shot indiscriminately, killing scores, according to the January report.
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I'd say I lived the first two-thirds of my life indiscriminately gulping down cheap grocery store tea from bags only when I was sick and desperate.
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"Donald Trump is the first and only president in American history to openly and indiscriminately defy all aspects of the Constitutional impeachment process," the report reads. 4.
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Had the compound been acting like detergent—indiscriminately killing living tissue—this might have explained the microscopic carnage, but in tests with mammalian cells it was nontoxic.
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But unless you're in one of these specialized jobs, or you're an editor at a digital news publication (hi), there's no reason to track breaking news indiscriminately.
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In what was described as a coordinated attack, witnesses say at least two gunmen wearing black fired indiscriminately into the dozens of worshipers -- including families -- in the mosque.
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Syrian state media said rebels had fired indiscriminately on residential areas of the city causing several casualties, adding that the army had hit what it called "terrorist" hideouts.
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According to Breedon, the most interesting opportunities can be found outside the main benchmarks, whose constituents have been lifted indiscriminately by the big flows provided by passive investing.
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Acknowledging the long, unpleasant history of devices which kill indiscriminately, or without direct human command, is crucial to any discussion of the risks, and morality, of autonomous weapons.
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Gas attacks And where rebels do have a foothold in this part of the city, they face regime forces willing to indiscriminately use weapons banned under international law.
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Potential impact 'on a scale unseen' "These are very unique weapons, so the demand for them is very, very low, because you won't use these indiscriminately," Francona said.
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"They threw stones at us, and when we jumped out of the tent, they beat us indiscriminately," recalled Klara Gaga, a survivor of the fatal attack outside Lviv.
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Without rigorous consent standards, mobile companies may as well be selling the data indiscriminately the same way they were before advocacy groups took them to task for it.
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On the other hand, if applied indiscriminately, Bodine's announced emphasis on "informal enforcement" in response to environmental violations may undercut the deterrent impact of the agency's enforcement work.
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Salim, 50, recalls that when he was growing up here on the coast, mangroves were harvested indiscriminately for building houses, making boats and burning as firewood and charcoal.
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This is precisely the point we pro-choice obstetricians have been trying to make against the clamor of the pro-lifers looking to indiscriminately void Roe v. Wade.
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Those on the political right view those on the political left as forcing their views indiscriminately without regard for the values and belief systems of those who differ.
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When it comes to policing, we want to ensure that police officers are not abusing their uniform, badgering people with batons, firing weapons indiscriminately or harassing innocent civilians.
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Supporters of Trump's action said the legislation had stripped Second Amendment rights indiscriminately from people who are not necessarily dangerous, such as those with eating or sleeping disorders.
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"Indiscriminately requiring businesses to hand over source codes has caused widespread alarm among European companies that business secrets and customer data might no longer be safe," he said.
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On November 13, 453, 90 people were killed after three men entered the venue during an Eagles of Death Metal concert, firing indiscriminately into the tightly packed crowd.
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Seth Arron Ator, 21, shot victims indiscriminately during a two-hour rampage that began when police tried to pull him over for failing to make a turn signal.
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He shot and killed a postal worker before stealing her truck and shooting indiscriminately at people across a large area between the twin cities of Midland and Odessa.
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Navy SEALs who served with Chief Gallagher told authorities he indiscriminately shot at civilians, gunning down a young woman in a flowered hijab and an unarmed old man.
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"The Syrian anti-air batteries fired indiscriminately and from what we understand, did not bother to ensure that no Russian planes were in the air," the statement said.
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Congress has control over ICE's budget for detention, and Democrats have often tried to limit funds in order to rein in the agency's ability to make arrests indiscriminately.
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But a group of Google researchers discovered that, for two years, someone has been indiscriminately hacking thousands of iPhones just by getting their owners to visit a website.
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The alleged actions of the men in question include ordering soldiers to shoot at unarmed men in Afghanistan, posing with corpses and firing indiscriminately into crowds of civilians.
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But Cameron Watt said investors have been indiscriminately selling even assets that are not related to the Brexit referendum, including U.S. stocks and quality emerging-market government debt.
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In 2014, Seleka rebels followed the same pattern, first throwing grenades and then opening fire indiscriminately, targeting people who had sought protection at the church from ongoing clashes.
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As they drilled to prepare for a heavily armed intruder to fire indiscriminately into their classrooms, they experienced the awful wonder of low-cost, instantaneous access to information.
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People regularly ride without helmets (often in violation of local ordinances or state laws), zip through traffic or along sidewalks indiscriminately, and sometimes ride two-to-a-scooter.
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Though the regime publicly claimed that it was allowing peaceful demonstrations, security memos showed that intelligence agents were targeting protesters and media activists, and shooting at them indiscriminately.
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" By that, she means a genuine effort by the Pentagon to accept responsibility for America's most egregious violation: "indiscriminately sending camp-town women to detention camps for STDs.
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The Democrats say the cap will force ICE to focus more intently on immigrants in the country illegally who have committed crimes, in lieu of targeting others indiscriminately.
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The video recorded the suspect driving to the Masjid Al Noor mosque in the center of the city before taking rifles out of his car and shooting indiscriminately.
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"Through Upstream surveillance, the NSA has generalized access to the content of communications, as it indiscriminately copies and searches through vast quantities of personal metadata and content," she writes.
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But to ensure that the tool has no chance of being used indiscriminately by law enforcement or slipping into the hands of criminals, the judge could modify her order.
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Police said suspect Alexandre Bissonnette was working alone when he fired indiscriminately on a crowd of men, women and children at the Quebec Islamic Cultural Center in Quebec City.
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For years, civil rights advocates have argued that broad, secretive powers granted to the government under Section 702 allow it to indiscriminately sweep up electronic communications with little accountability.
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She bizarrely blamed the "regime change war" for the Syrian refugee crisis, instead of the murderous regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, which has indiscriminately attacked populated areas.
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And the United Nations special envoy to Syria, Staffan de Mistura, said he was appalled by the number of rockets indiscriminately launched by armed opposition groups on civilian suburbs.
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A man accused of shooting indiscriminately at passing cars and police on a Tennessee highway told investigators he was angry about police violence against African-Americans, authorities said Friday.
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Cervera said the suspect fired "indiscriminately," per AP. Police said they engaged in a "long-term running gun battle" with the shooter and administered first-aid before he died.
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Critics use the term indiscriminately to describe any pop album they like; they think they're allowed to like pop as long as it's nice and respectable and historically aware.
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Residents and rights groups have accused the government of using weapons that kill indiscriminately - inaccurate barrel bombs dropped from helicopters, chlorine gas and incendiary material that sets raging fires.
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Where Justin Bieber—to whom Zayn is often compared—only dabbled in experimental spelling on his recent album Purpose, Zayn takes it to the extreme, apparently applying it indiscriminately.
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This form of border control proved unreliable, as the white townspeople tended to target Chinese workers indiscriminately, which in turn exacerbated racial tensions in previously integrated neighborhoods and workplaces.
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Authorities say the shooter, a sophomore at the school, pulled a handgun and started shooting indiscriminately inside the school until a janitor approached him and ordered him to surrender.
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The first tends to be done indiscriminately using helicopters, and the second by laborers who burn out after a couple of years — as mentioned above, it's incredibly difficult work.
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New Orleans Police Chief Michael Harrison said two people in hooded sweatshirts appeared to "fire indiscriminately" into a crowd near a daiquiri shop late Saturday, according to the outlet.
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With these highly effective web-based attacks and still effective phishing campaigns occurring indiscriminately as to who is the target, small- and medium-sized businesses are in the crosshairs.
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Conservatism must remain driven by reason and logic as a guiding force for the traditional norms that it advocates, while being careful not to force itself on others indiscriminately.
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"There are very few serious constitutional thinkers who believe public figures should be able to use libel as indiscriminately as Trump seems to think they should," Professor Somin said.
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On the roof of a house further forward, a dozen soldiers and militiamen positioned on a roof fired round after round indiscriminately towards the village, facing only light resistance.
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Mean hot chick or chubby nerd, love—or more accurately, the lack of it—is the great equalizer that crushes us all indiscriminately until we're our ugliest, unrecognizable selves.
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But the white citizens said they had seen black soldiers on the street firing indiscriminately, and they produced spent shells from Army rifles to support their version of events.
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Once that was accomplished, he could then apply that logic to the coronavirus-driven stock plunge and find the issues that had been dumped indiscriminately in an emotional tizzy.
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Witnesses, some with scars from gunshot wounds or beatings, told investigators how security forces swept through their villages, often before dawn, shooting indiscriminately with rocket launchers and from helicopters.
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Like André, who is sure of himself one moment, befuddled and pitiful the next, we are plunged into a shadowy, fearful place where reality, memory, and imagination mingle indiscriminately.
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But Ford did not merely cite the hippocampus; instead, she cited a particular feature of its function, reflecting the fact that we don't automatically, indiscriminately commit everything to memory.
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Over 40 people have been killed and many more wounded by rockets indiscriminately launched by non-state armed groups on civilian areas in western Aleppo, the U.N. statement said.
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Many people say the movement was hitting its stride just as Irma and Maria arrived — and indiscriminately wiped restaurants and greenhouses, food trucks and fish farms off the map.
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In Pakistan-controlled Kashmir, government official Umar Azam said Indian troops with heavy weapons "indiscriminately targeted border villagers" along the Line of Control, killing a boy and wounding three others.
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Photo: GettyOver the last year, Apple CEO Tim Cook has made it a point to call out tech companies for indiscriminately collecting data on users and disregarding concerns about privacy.
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Alexandre Bissonnette, 27, allegedly walked into the Quebec Islamic Cultural Center on Sunday night during evening prayers and fired indiscriminately into the crowd of men, women and children, police said.
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The Edmonton Police Service owns a controversial surveillance device called a "Stingray" that indiscriminately surveils any cellphone within its multi-kilometre range, a police spokesperson confirmed on Thursday to Motherboard.
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They are writing data-sharing provisions into the pilot programs they are creating as a way to prevent companies like Bird and Lime from dumping scooters on their streets indiscriminately.
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But in the last few decades, as millions of tons of antibiotics were indiscriminately pumped into humans (and farm animals), the pace of bacterial evolution began to outstrip pharmaceutical innovation.
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"I guarantee you if we were doing raids, and we had officers running all over the place picking up targets indiscriminately, you would have videos all over YouTube," he said.
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But the two-year-old boy and his mother found themselves in a perilous situation when four gunmen and suicide bombers attacked the building and started indiscriminately shooting at people.
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"The government did precisely what the Fourth Amendment forbids: it entered Ganias' premises with a warrant to seize certain papers and indiscriminately seized - and retained - all papers instead," he wrote.
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But it is the one that perhaps most fully achieves his long-stated goals of visually activating public space and of giving pleasure, indiscriminately, to the maximum number of people.
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What seems obviously true in the Baghdadi case—that people don't deploy empathy indiscriminately—turns out to be true in less extreme cases, too, ones that don't involve terrorist masterminds.
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He then strapped on an AirSoft vest, and drove three miles in his dad's truck to Townville Elementary School, where he shot indiscriminately into the playground, killing student Jacob Hall.
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" "When investigating and determining the nature of online incidents there must be full proof of the facts, otherwise it's just creating rumors and smearing others, pinning labels on people indiscriminately.
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Whether the coalition, which has been repeatedly accused by human rights organizations of indiscriminately bombing nonmilitary targets in Yemen, might be restored to the list remains a matter of debate.
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Reports of Shia PMF indiscriminately targeting civilians in Ramadi remain unclear, but more recently in Fallujah, they tortured more than a thousand civilians, beating them while dragging them by car.
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It's time to stop these barbaric, outdated practices that continue to use our tax dollars to indiscriminately shoot, poison and strangle millions of America's wildlife without public input or oversight.
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ICE spokespersons have repeatedly told VICE News that the agency does not conduct "sweeps" or dragnets that indiscriminately round-up people who are suspected of being in the country illegally.
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However, Russian authorities have given a vague definition of security threats, which paves the way for them to indiscriminately block content, Human Rights Watch said in a Thursday press release.
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Any chief executive who indiscriminately disparages his senior colleagues — for example, the pope calling priests "little monsters" who "throw stones" at people — undermines the credibility of the institution he heads.
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The overall shape, Mr. Frangulyan said, represents the grim reaper's scythe, given that victims were mowed down indiscriminately, while the lack of recognizable faces or figures underscores the victims' anonymity.
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Investors indiscriminately moved money around multiple asset classes at record pace during the past week's tumult on Wall Street, signaling more damage to come if policymakers don't take aggressive action.
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Casualties from cluster munitions, internationally outlawed weapons that kill indiscriminately, more than doubled in 2016 compared with the previous year, a disarmament group that monitors their use reported on Thursday.
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Three jihadis drove a van into pedestrians on London Bridge on Saturday night before running into the bustling Borough Market area where they slit people's throats and stabbed them indiscriminately.
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Twenty-six parishioners were killed, and 20 others injured, when a lone gunman, feuding with his in-laws, entered the service with a military-style rifle and began firing indiscriminately.
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Artist Sadie Barnette's first solo exhibition, Do Not Destroy, illuminates what government surveillance look like when the state declares you an enemy: It is invasive, indiscriminately thorough, and ruthlessly unjust.
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The premise of Pigeon Panic is simple: you throw random bits of food like pizza, donuts, and other greasy bits of goodness indiscriminately at the screen to attract the virtual birds.
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All of them have been chased from their villages by Boko Haram, the Islamist militant group that kidnaps and kills indiscriminately in a campaign of violence that has lasted eight years.
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Russia and its Syrian army ally deny their jets indiscriminately hit civilian areas with cluster munitions and incendiary weapons, which residents in opposition areas say are meant to paralyze everyday life.
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Now, a haircut that was once associated with sensitive professionals has been appropriated by the conservative extremists, which has led many women who date white men to start swiping left, indiscriminately.
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"This is an opportunity for people to help stop a massive 1.2 km long net from sitting in Reef waters and indiscriminately killing almost everything that swims into it," she said.
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AnyVision Chief Compliance Officer Max Constant denied the company's involvement in surveillance of Palestinians in the territories in a statement to Vox, saying that the technology is used indiscriminately at checkpoints.
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Wannacry was far from a targeted strike; it was "indiscriminately reckless," as one U.S. official rather redundantly put it, spreading geometrically and affecting soft targets like hospitals as well as individuals.
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That led them to either indiscriminately admit people who might abuse the Group, or deny people based on limited information from the profile — excluding them from the Group's community and support.
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They're the ones that make it impossible to know whether ICE is targeting specific individuals or sweeping indiscriminately through neighborhoods — and engender false rumors about roadside checkpoints and arrests in schools.
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He later noted that three men were spotted in the parking lot of the park, and that one approached the celebration on foot and "indiscriminately" began firing, according to CBS Philadelphia.
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Trump, in contrast, has said that the U.S. should work with Russia in Syria despite the fact that it is indiscriminately bombing Syrians and not targeting ISIS, as he incorrectly claims.
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Democrats continue to hold the line on parity between defense and domestic spending using OCO as a loophole, and Republicans continue to use the same loophole to indiscriminately fund the Pentagon.
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Facebook Messenger, for example, uses these platforms more or less indiscriminately — switching between services relatively easily as it looks to just optimize the user experience and give them the best content.
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Through its repressive, overbroad methods, the government is sending a message both to French Muslims, indiscriminately, and about French Muslims to the rest of French society, reinforcing negative stereotypes and hostility.
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It has spent the last three years indiscriminately bombing Yemen despite international criticism, resulting in thousands of civilian deaths; its blockade of the country has also led to a severe famine.
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"Hearing word that Russia, Syria and, to a lesser extent, Iran, are bombing the hell out of Idlib Province in Syria, and indiscriminately killing many innocent civilians," Trump tweeted Sunday evening.
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In terms of Islamic law, there is little basis in my view to support an attack (like the airstrike against Syria) or practically any that involves modern weaponry, which kill indiscriminately.
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Investors also point out that the vast Shanghai and Shenzhen markets contain many good companies whose shares are bought and sold indiscriminately by local punters, regardless of the firms' business performances.
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ICE spokespeople maintain that they're not indiscriminately sweeping up immigrants at courthouses — that, just as they did under Obama, they're only going after people they've already targeted for arrest and deportation.
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Human rights monitors, meanwhile, say Assad, with Russia's help, is indiscriminately using internationally banned cluster munitions and barrel bombs on civilians there, leaving medical facilities and schools destroyed in their wake.
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As for ISIS, Russia says it is in Syria to kill terrorists — which is also Trump's stated Syria policy — but has instead targeted anti-Assad rebels and indiscriminately bombed civilian areas.
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Security researchers working in Google's Project Zero team say they have discovered a number of hacked websites which used previously undisclosed security flaws to indiscriminately attack any iPhone that visited them.
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"The main reason governments don't like encryption is because it is a barrier to them indiscriminately monitoring all our personal data," head of advocacy at Amnesty International Allan Hogarth, told VICE News.
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The Shiite Houthis, who are fighting the Saudi-led coalition, and their allies loyal to former President Ali Abdullah Saleh have been documented firing indiscriminately into civilian areas, killing at least hundreds.
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As the number of protesters multiplied, state-led security forces cracked down on the civilians, firing tear gas during rallies, beating demonstrators in the streets, arresting them indiscriminately, and sometimes killing them.
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There was also a light rap on the wrist for shooting, since otherwise the machine decided firing indiscriminately and waiting for enemies to wander into its crosshairs was the best technique. Reassuring!
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Alternatively, Intelligo's solution is primarily driven by an automated machine learning platform that can indiscriminately look at all thousands of data sources without concern for how much manual labor it will take.
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Many will argue, rightly, that the past decade has been unusual, partly because of the bubble and then because central bank intervention have indiscriminately raised valuations of a host of financial assets.
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Diseases affect people indiscriminately, and so countries should prepare and respond to public health concerns even if a disease hasn't yet reached their communities or is not likely to become a pandemic.
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But we're well into season six by now, which means consequences for murder aren't a thing anymore; Ramsay is free to indiscriminately kill all the characters he pleases without suffering any retribution.
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The men fired indiscriminately as staff and diners fled for their lives, with a group soon corralled on the roof, Arsalan said, citing accounts he received from witness phone calls and messages.
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Whether it's dropped indiscriminately from a shuddering aeroplane over the desert or remotely triggered by an unmanned drone, aerial bombardment reveals something about the power doing it and the people enduring it.
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"Adopting the tactics of our enemies – using torture, threatening to kill innocent family members, indiscriminately bombing civilian populations – not only violates our values, it's deeply, deeply damaging to our security," he continued.
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That is, fail to make a difference between people whose very existence is under threat (who we must help), and people living in precarious economic circumstances (who we cannot help indiscriminately).Second.
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"Forces belonging to the army and Rapid Support (paramilitary force) indiscriminately and violently fired this afternoon at peaceful demonstrations of secondary school students in El-Obeid," the coalition said in a statement.
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Newspapers worldwide carried stories of Japanese soldiers indiscriminately stabbing pregnant women in the womb, raping 20,000 others, and killing between 200,000 to 300,000 in a six-week-long wave of indiscriminate carnage.
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I realize that, in the UK, this combination is better known as a "Saturday night," but there is supposedly some artistry to the flip beyond indiscriminately pouring both powders into your face.
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Like a crow seeking shiny bits of enlightenment, I've indiscriminately snatched quotes from anywhere: books, songs, movies, speeches, articles, plays, poems, religious dogma, bumper stickers, graffiti, t-shirts, friends, family and strangers.
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Russia and its Syrian army ally deny their jets hit indiscriminately civilian areas with cluster munitions and incendiary weapons, which residents in opposition areas say are meant to paralyze every-day life.
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Around 100,000 mostly peaceful protesters were demonstrating against the Social Democrat (PSD) government on Friday when riot police used a water cannon on them and indiscriminately sprayed tear gas into the crowd.
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McQueen was a disabled man who, according to Chaffin, was shooting "indiscriminately" for over an hour from his home into the community of Huntington Hills before being killed by police in January.
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These don't concern any one particular person, or even a group of people, but can be used to indiscriminately hack devices in, say, a given area, potentially also hitting innocent users' devices.
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Whereas typical antibiotics and antiseptics indiscriminately kill all kinds of bacteria throughout the body and drive the evolution of highly dangerous microbes impervious to existing drugs, probiotics may be much more selective.
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"The sentence is in support of a strong political theory — that the Ukrainian army is made up of criminals who fire indiscriminately; that the Ukrainian government is sustaining these criminals," he said.
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Robert Bowers, armed with an assault rifle and three handguns, charged into the sanctuary of the Tree of Life temple, yelling "all Jews must die" before spraying bullets indiscriminately on the worshipers.
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Just a few decades ago, the word "cancer" struck terror in the hearts and minds of most people because it was largely unknown, usually deadly and could strike indiscriminately out of nowhere.
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Syrian and Russian forces have been accused of indiscriminately targeting schools and hospitals, and the American strike has been portrayed by some residents as another instance in which civilians have been harmed.
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The president insists that he doesn't want to indiscriminately arm teachers, but is calling for those with military or other special training to be able to carry concealed weapons on school grounds.
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Decentralized technology that indiscriminately provides unlimited resources to a planet full of flesh-and-blood-humans might sound like a communist pipe dream, but would be the ultimate equalizer in the long run.
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"Adopting the tactics of our enemies -- using torture, threatening to kill innocent family members, indiscriminately bombing civilian populations -- that not only violates our values, it's deeply deeply damaging to our security," Biden said.
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Along with contributing to the endangerment of the totoaba, gill-nets are a threat to many other animals, including the vaquita, because they indiscriminately catch and entangle all animals that swim through them.
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The entire book seems to consist of nothing but epigraphs, which themselves turn out to be either historical sources (some real, some invented) or the chatter of spirits, indiscriminately mingling with one another.
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Wade (Enid Graham) is correct in saying Ford shouldn't be indiscriminately ruining people's careers, but it's confusing she doesn't recognize the fact her husband shouldn't be tickling children against their parents direct wishes.
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Eyewitnesses described seeing a white male in his 30s indiscriminately shooting into the crowds attending the third and final day of the world-famous garlic festival that features food, cooking competitions, and music.
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Like a shocked animal, the Democratic Party became a feral beast lashing out blindly, indiscriminately — hoping a fang, a beak, or a claw would find its mark and make the world right again.
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One of the very biggest criticisms of both the rebooted Tomb Raider franchise, developed by Crystal Dynamics, and Uncharted is that their protagonists kill indiscriminately without ever truly being painted as bad guys.
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NGOMOROMO, Uganda, April 4 (Reuters) - More than 3,000 South Sudanese fled into neighbouring Uganda on Tuesday after government soldiers attacked the border town of Pajok, killing men, women and children indiscriminately, refugees said.
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Apart from fishing without authorization from Russian authorities, the North Korean flotillas use destructive fishing methods like drift nets, which severely harm the marine environment by indiscriminately catching and killing many different species.
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While the suspect was being apprehended and charged, the President began indiscriminately firing accusations at not only the suspect but also the criminal justice system which had so efficiently apprehended and charged him.
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In one raid, up the street from the White House, witnesses report that agents racially profiled and then indiscriminately detained people on the street, and lied to get people to open their doors.
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Were everyone to belong to every civil society indiscriminately (universal citizenship) with rights of entry and exit at will, no state could long exist except perhaps, as Aristotle intimated, as a world tyranny.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Customs and Border Patrol agents will no longer be able to indiscriminately search the phones and laptops of travelers crossing the US border, a federal judge ruled Tuesday.
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And unlike the days of old, the attacks of these battles aren't concentrated to soldiers on a battlefield; they can affect government agencies, private companies, and millions of civilians at a time indiscriminately.
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That's when he pulled out a BB gun and began shooting indiscriminately in the restaurant, almost hitting Abdallah's 18-year-old daughter who was doing pizza prep in the kitchen, according to TampaBay.com.
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The annoying thing about satire is that even if your heart is in the right place, Facebook distributes it too widely and indiscriminately to make sure the people reading it actually get it.
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The rapid decline in crude prices is wreaking havoc on the financial markets, forcing investors to sell other assets such as Treasuries or equities indiscriminately to cover the losses in their energy positions.
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Hundreds of thousands of Chinese Muslims have been hauled into re-education camps for weeks or months at a time, often indiscriminately, with no clear idea of when, or if, they'll get out.
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If a hacking operation is brazen enough to indiscriminately hack thousands of phones, iPhone hacking isn't all that expensive, according to Cooper Quintin, a security researcher with the Electronic Frontier Foundation's Threat Lab.
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"What we're doing now is saying, there is a flawed act that allows presidents to act indiscriminately and on a limb and all their deliberations have to be done in secret," Bishop said.
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I have no doubt there are multiple occasions on which he would have loved to tee off indiscriminately on Senator Mitch McConnell, or Republican megadonor Sheldon Adelson, or journalists he felt were unfair.
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Hamas is loathed in Israel for bombings and rockets launched indiscriminately into civilian areas, and critics say the group spends too much money preparing for war and not enough on Gaza's besieged residents.
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"Even if there is no evidence of a willful attack on the camp, which would be a war crime, the camp was bombed indiscriminately, violating international humanitarian law," she said in a statement.
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It is worth being clear that deference to local decision making and to states is not always a good thing, nor is it a good idea for progressives to support states' rights indiscriminately.
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Between lying prone on the sofa in front of another bloody Harry Potter film and robotically, indiscriminately shoving leftovers into our open mouths, none of us are really up to much are we?
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On Monday, a U.N. fact-finding mission released a damning report accusing Myanmar security forces of genocide, including allegations that they killed people indiscriminately, gang-raped women, assaulted children, and burned entire villages.
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Authorities say Santiago arrived in Ft. Lauderdale on a connecting flight from Alaska and retrieved a Walther 9mm semi-automatic handgun from his checked luggage before loading it in a bathroom and shooting indiscriminately.
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After shooting Strahan, Sharpe allegedly walked down the hallway "shooting indiscriminately," injuring three female students — two aged 14, the other 15 — before a school custodian approached him and ordered him to surrender, police said.
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It's the latest entry in the Em-MGK feud, which sparked after Eminem took shots against Kelly in his recent surprise album, Kamikaze (although, in fairness, Kamikaze pretty indiscriminately took shots at...well, everyone).
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The industry needs for a framework for shared responsibility on privacy Facebook made a critical error of judgement in indiscriminately allowing anyone to access to conscenting users and that user's entire list of friends.
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Residents barricaded themselves in their homes while passersby ducked for cover as Garga began shooting indiscriminately, striking a gas line at the Conoco gas station at Wycliffe and Memorial Drive, which erupted in flames.
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TANGIER, Morocco — Throughout neighboring Algeria, police are indiscriminately rounding up West African migrants, loading them onto buses, and transporting them thousands of miles to the country's southern border, where they are deported to Niger.
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Batchelor's answer made Edmonton cops the first local force in Canada to admit to owning one of the controversial surveillance devices, which indiscriminately capture information from any cell phones within a multi-kilometre radius.
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These days, AI is a term applied indiscriminately to a host of systems, and while I'd like to say that many stretch the definition, I can't, because AI doesn't really have a proper definition.
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"We see police officers quite blatantly violate their own rules, using totally disproportionate force [and] violence against not only protesters, but even pedestrians, passengers in the MTL train being beaten up indiscriminately," Leung said.
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"Forty," as he's known, was part of a new wave of narcos, who killed indiscriminately and boldly, as a way of stoking fear and amassing power in the towns they were fighting to control.
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The Houthis have indiscriminately shelled civilian populations in Aden and Taiz, preventing food, water, fuel, and medicine from entering the cities, calcifying regional and sectarian rivalries into hatred that may take decades to undo.
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Like these fictional billionaires paying tens of thousands of dollars to indiscriminately rape and murder women for kicks, every horrific scene we choose to watch (or imagine) adds another contour to our own identities.
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He told border agents to ignore the president's order to indiscriminately turn away migrants at the border, telling them they did not have the authority to follow that suggestion, The New York Times reported.
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The soldiers had come to their village, Jesmin, the pregnant woman, said, just as they did across the Rohingya-dominated townships of northern Rakhine State: burning homes, firing indiscriminately, herding the women into groups.
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But large driftnets, which catch everything indiscriminately, have been replaced by hook and line gear, and there are better systems in place for the release of smaller fish and the protection of sea turtles.
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And he simply ignored questions about whether Hamas, in launching rockets at Israel, fires them indiscriminately or intentionally at civilians, and whether it endangers its own civilian population by firing rockets from residential neighborhoods.
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Conservatives who have come to embrace economic nationalism have misdiagnosed the problem, and therefore fail to see why bullying trade partners and indiscriminately cracking down on immigration won't bring back jobs and increase wages.
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Priscilla M. McClure, who served as president from 21990 to 21970, said that although she knew that "Jimmy kissed everyone indiscriminately," not a single person had ever complained to her about Mr. Williams's conduct.
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Some worry about a return to strong-arm tactics: in recent days nearly 600 youngsters were indiscriminately rounded up in Jigjiga on vague allegations of criminality and taken out of the city for "rehabilitation".
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Trump has run a fair amount of digital ads but they've been targeted indiscriminately — there hasn't been a ton more spending in the states that will decide the presidential race than in other places.
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The attackers first rammed a van into pedestrians at high speed on London Bridge, before running into narrow streets buzzing with nightlife in the Borough Market area and stabbing people indiscriminately with long knives.
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The Saudi-led coalition, which has employed child soldiers from Darfur and is supported by the United States, has been accused of targeting or indiscriminately bombing civilians, striking weddings, funerals and a school bus.
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Tight regulation had traditionally limited their scope for experimentation, but in the helter-skelter years leading up to 22016-241 banks grew indiscriminately, spreading into as many countries and areas of business as they could.
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CNN's Deborah Feyerick traveled the country to find the people and the towns fighting the war against the drug that has taken on a new, powerful form and is indiscriminately claiming the lives of thousands.
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In Britain's third Islamist attack in as many months, three men rammed a van into pedestrians on London Bridge before running into the Borough Market nightlife area, where they slit throats and stabbed people indiscriminately.
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Not to mention, the executive order doesn't discriminate against individuals based on religion, and in fact indiscriminately bars people of all faiths, including Christians and Yazidis under ISIS genocide, from temporarily entering the United States.
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In the wake of that first explosion came more gunshots, and witnesses said that as many as five militants, believed to be from al-Shabab, began exchanging gunfire with police and firing "indiscriminately" on civilians.
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The executive order targets citizens of those countries almost indiscriminately, a policy that experts say fuels a narrative of American victimization of Muslims, in which jihadist groups market themselves as the resistance to that domination.
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Some protesters have filed a lawsuit claiming the D.C. police "indiscriminately and repeatedly" used excessive force, deployed flash-bang grenades and used chemical irritants against people who were not involved in the riots at all.
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There's also evidence that Trump is employing military force more indiscriminately: Watchdog group Airwars estimated that the number of civilians killed in Syria and Iraq by coalition airstrikes rose 200 percent in 2017 over 2016.
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The result was the lowest public investment in the United States since the demobilization after World War II. Budgets for serious needs like infectious disease outbreaks or public defenders for the indigent were reduced indiscriminately.
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In that village soldiers terrified civilians by burning houses and shooting indiscriminately as part of a crackdown on militias that want the primarily English-speaking areas of Cameroon to secede from the predominantly Francophone country.
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Poston said snares fashioned from cheap bicycle cable are often used indiscriminately by poachers, both to catch bushmeat for local consumption and to capture endangered species such as leopards and tigers for the wildlife trade.
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The lack of competition also allows drug companies to set prices indiscriminately, a problem that's compounded because the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) often takes too long to bring generics and alternate choices to consumers.
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The game turns this subtext into explicit subtext via a conversation with a spectral rooster that makes it clear that Jacket's acceptance of anonymous calls and jobs that ask him to kill indiscriminately are unforgivable.
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The suspects then jump out of the van and proceed on foot to nearby Borough Market, a popular nightlife spot, where witnesses say they produce knives and slash indiscriminately at people in restaurants and bars.
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As a result of the commission's conclusions, President Ronald Reagan in 1988 signed the Civil Liberties Act, which apologized for indiscriminately jailing Japanese-Americans during the war without trial and awarded camp inmates $20,000 each.
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Israel has defended the killing of 15 Palestinians during Friday's demonstration and Netanyahu tweeted that the Israeli army "will not be lectured by those who have indiscriminately bombed civilian populations for years", referring to Turkey.
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The airport blockade capped one of the bloodiest weekends in modern Hong Kong history which saw police indiscriminately firing tear gas and rubber bullets in the confined spaces of the city's mass-transit railway stations.
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Public rage against him mounted in late July, after a mob of men swinging wooden poles rampaged through a train station in Mr. Ho's district, indiscriminately beating protesters, passengers and journalists, and leaving 45 injured.
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Western countries and rights activists have long criticized Uzbekistan's record on democracy and human rights and have accused it of using the blacklist indiscriminately to stifle political and religious dissent in the mainly Muslim nation.
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But pulling out of emerging markets indiscriminately would be the wrong move for many investors who are basing allocation decisions on decades of expected returns rather than focused on market trading, according to investing experts.
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But on Friday, as he was praying at Linwood mosque in Christchurch, an armed man started shooting indiscriminately at worshipers -- first outside the mosque, then through the windows as women and children huddled inside, screaming.
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Las Vegas mass shooting Why did Stephen Paddock break two windows in his suite at the Mandalay Bay hotel in Las Vegas and then indiscriminately fire on a crowd gathered for a country music festival?
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Their favored business models, based on raising drug prices indiscriminately, are now seen as a liability; many pharmaceutical companies are curbing increases on their products and accepting that this once-lucrative jig may be up.
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Earlier this year, the digital side of that oppression came to light: An unprecedented campaign that used infected websites to indiscriminately hack thousands of Chinese muslims' iPhones and Android devices by exploiting secret software vulnerabilities.
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On the Western Front, trenches, rain and mud swallowed men whole while fogs of mustard gas rolled through a no-man's land of barbed wire and blood, indiscriminately melting the organs of those it touched.
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Here are their stories: Yazidi woman's dreams dashed Dallal and her husband -- both Yazidis -- barely escaped from the Iraqi town of Sinjar when ISIS stormed through the area, indiscriminately killing and kidnapping those in their path.
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" Amnesty International said satellite images and witness testimony indicated that "densely populated residential areas in the Abu Salim district of Tripoli were indiscriminately attacked with rockets during an episode of intense fighting between 15-17 April.
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London police were still dealing with the fallout from Saturday night's attack, when three jihadis drove a van into pedestrians on London Bridge before running into narrow streets bustling with nightlife, stabbing and slashing people indiscriminately.
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Strip away the melodrama and the occasional musical number, and it's set in a world where the wicked are often rewarded, one's heroes fall indiscriminately, and truth means little in the face of propaganda and ignorance.
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Tech companies sucking up large quantities of data indiscriminately without explicit user consent—especially in the intimate environment of one's home—is one of the primary fears of privacy advocates skeptical smart speakers won't be abused.
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" May confirmed that a single terrorist set off an explosive device near an exit towards the end of the concert, "deliberately choosing the time and place to cause maximum carnage and to kill and injure indiscriminately.
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When the movie came out North Korea's National Defense Commission said President Barack Obama was "the chief culprit who forced Sony Pictures Entertainment to indiscriminately distribute the movie" and blackmailed movie theaters into showing the film.
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In Britain's third Islamist attack in as many months, three men on Saturday rammed a van into pedestrians on London Bridge before running into the Borough Market area, where they slit throats and stabbed people indiscriminately.
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Part of the problem for the Obama administration in combating these drugs is that the epidemic was fueled in part by doctors who prescribed the medicines indiscriminately, but regulating doctors has historically fallen to the states.
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"Such technology can be used to indiscriminately track and spy on vast amounts of people in a specific place, for example at a demonstration," Edin Omanovic, research officer at Privacy International, told Motherboard in an email.
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In remarks after the session, Syria's ambassador, Bashar al-Jaafari, said accusations by the United States, Britain and France — which he called the "three musketeers" — that the Syrian government was indiscriminately bombing civilians were completely false.
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The suspect, who was later killed exchanging gunfire with police, gunned down motorists indiscriminately with an AR-style rifle before heading to a crowded movie theater where police now suspect he'd intended to go all along.
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Some European political scientists describe these as a "neoliberal consensus," but there has not really been consensus — it's more a case of a dominant or hegemonic view — and the term "neoliberal" has sometimes been applied indiscriminately.
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When we bestow posthumous praise indiscriminately, we are all acting like those professors who give every student an A. As a consequence, the students who earned it get the same grade as the students who didn't.
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TORONTO — The killing began on a busy lunchtime thoroughfare in Toronto on Monday when a white rental Ryder van ran over a pedestrian crossing the street — then mounted a sidewalk and began plowing into people indiscriminately.
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We now know that a single terrorist detonated his improvised explosive device near one of the exits of the venue, deliberately choosing the time and place to cause maximum carnage and to kill and injure indiscriminately.
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"The portrayal of multiple hunters confronting at least two separate prey species possibly suggests a game drive, a communal hunt in which animals are indiscriminately flushed from cover and directed towards waiting hunters," the researchers said.
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The findings highlight just how powerful cyberespionage campaigns can be when governments with sufficient resources decide to spy on particular groups by compromising entire categories of websites and indiscriminately hacking the mobile users who access them.
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When the camera lens becomes clear, Rodney King is sprawled out across the concrete surrounded by five officers, two of whom are indiscriminately swinging their 19913-foot-long aluminum batons in the direction of his body.
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On May 22nd in Tuticorin, a coastal town near the southern tip of India, police indiscriminately fired live rounds into a crowd of several thousand demonstrators who were opposing the planned expansion of a copper-smelting facility.
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" Instead, the system is just part of "a process to protect against people indiscriminately flagging news as fake and attempting to game the system ... to make sure that our fight against misinformation is as effective as possible.
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Late socialist leader Hugo Chavez during his 14-year rule repeatedly vowed to back away from the dollar, which he said was being printed indiscriminately and was destined to lose its place as the world's dominant currency.
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Our consumer research suggests that, in the face of an overwhelming public outcry, Congress might have little choice but to reverse course and indiscriminately saddle businesses with reactionary, commerce-killing restrictions on the use of consumer data.
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" Markos Moulitsas, founder and publisher of the progressive blog Daily Kos, agrees with Biden on this much: "The left's effectiveness will always be constrained so long as part of it indiscriminately attacks those with money and success.
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A hunters group, the New Zealand Deerstalkers Association, supports the plan but objects to the plan of using a poison, 1080, because it can indiscriminately kill other species, including the ones the plan is trying to save.
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Having identified patches of a plant to be eliminated, the drones can calculate a path and expend only as much herbicide is necessary to kill them, instead of dumping hundreds of gallons indiscriminately on the entire area.
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In an email to Business Insider, Goldberg wrote:I am aware that you have been indiscriminately spamming my employees across every department of my company and spreading inaccurate rumors about layoffs and causing distress for dozens of people.
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During a rare trip by Reuters to the conflict zone, much of which is off-limits to journalists and humanitarian agencies, 10 residents gave accounts of soldiers firing weapons indiscriminately, killing and wounding civilians, and torturing detainees.
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"There's little doubt that Russia and Assad are willing to indiscriminately bomb the province into submission, or even deliberately bomb civilian institutions," Thomas Joscelyn, a senior fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, told VICE News.
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Just as the "fifth vital sign" campaign encouraged physicians to prescribe opioids indiscriminately, the current crackdown on the drugs has provided a convenient excuse to abandon "complicated" patients, Oberg says, because the administrative burden is too high.
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"The mainland wanted to use media propaganda and indiscriminately accuse our people without due process of democracy and the rule of law, which could only arouse more doubts about mainland China's motives and purposes," the statement said.
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The Department of Homeland Security is indiscriminately penalizing New York residents — both those directly denied access to expedited transit and those derivatively affected by the attendant economic and social consequences — for the actions of lawmakers in Albany.
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In December 2011, a dozen retired NFL players filed a lawsuit, claiming the league "repeatedly and indiscriminately administered the drug before and during games, thus worsening injuries like concussions," The New York Times reported at the time.
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The subway first became a major flashpoint July 21, when a mob of men dressed in white stormed an MTR station in the New Territories region of Hong Kong and beat passengers and protesters indiscriminately with rods.
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The remorse that Neeson admits to in recounting his story is more of an apology than black people have received from America's criminal justice system, whose efficiency in seeking out and indiscriminately punishing black men remains unparalleled.
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As Nigeria's military took territory from Boko Haram in 2015, it ordered hundreds of thousands of people in rural villages into the camps, in some cases indiscriminately killing people who remained in their homes, according to Amnesty.
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You can use firearms indiscriminately, earning you the attention of a small army of NPC soldiers, or you can knock out an entire room full of guards from the shadows using a healthy supply of wrenches you've scavenged.
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Some 29 hours after gunmen entered the Pathankot air base in the northwestern state of Punjab, firing indiscriminately, confusion reigned over whether two or more militants were still at large after four were confirmed killed on Saturday evening.
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Liberty argues these changes don't go nearly far enough — saying they don't even fully comply with past court rulings requiring mandatory safeguards, and pointing out they continue to allow public bodies to indiscriminately retain and access personal data.
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As I strolled down Sixth Street in the late night hours after the end of the festival, I noticed hundreds of CDs, once so hopefully handed out, tossed to the ground to be carelessly and indiscriminately stepped on.
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Witnesses described harrowing scenes as the attackers' white van veered on and off the bridge sidewalk, hitting people along the way, and the three men then ran into an area packed with bars and restaurants, stabbing people indiscriminately.
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Driving machine-gun-mounted pickups and armed with assault rifles, tear gas, whips and sticks, troops in uniform fired indiscriminately at unarmed protesters, beat men and women alike, and set fire to the sit-in's tents and stages.
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If you're just stacking gear indiscriminately, you'd still prefer to do so into a horizontal rectangle rather than a vertical one, as that leaves more things directly accessible and puts less pressure on whatever item's at the bottom.
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After allegedly killing his two neighbors near his home, Neal stole a pickup truck and drove through town with a semiautomatic rifle and two handguns, indiscriminately shooting at the homes, cars, and people he passed, the AP reports.
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Authorities do not know why Stephen Paddock fired hundreds of rounds indiscriminately from the hotel using a series of semiautomatic rifles, some outfitted with a device called a bump stock that allowed him to fire them even faster.
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Authorities do not know why Stephen Paddock fired hundreds of rounds indiscriminately from the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay hotel using a series of semiautomatic rifles, some outfitted with a device that allowed him to fire faster.
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"The fact that the security forces are using lethal force so indiscriminately against unarmed protesters is extremely troubling," Sarah Jackson, Amnesty International's deputy director for East Africa, the Great Lakes and the Horn, said in a statement Monday.
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On the eve of the Sinai War, the victims of the massacre were slaughtered indiscriminately after returning home from work during a curfew (of which they were unaware), imposed only 30 minutes earlier on that very same day.
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The rapid decline in prices has wreaked havoc in other areas of the financial markets, as investors have been forced to sell other other assets such as Treasuries or equities indiscriminately to cover losses in their energy positions.
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The stream showed Tarrant driving to the mosque, getting rifles out of his car, and then appearing to enter the mosque and shoot victims indiscriminately, before getting back in his car and driving to the Linwood Islamic Centre.
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"During 2008-14 after the global economic crisis to keep the economy artificially going, banks were told to open their doors and lend indiscriminately," he said in a speech at a conference attended by heads of U.S. companies.
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But supporters of the zone argue that Russia would not risk war with the U.S. And they say a no-fly zone is better than the current situation, where the Syrian regime and Russian forces are bombing indiscriminately.
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Relinquish control of the narcotics market by just outright banning everything, rather than decriminalizing and regulating it, and undesirable individuals, gangs, and cartels swoop in, making mammoth profits and indiscriminately slaughtering vast numbers of people in the process.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - The Israeli military on Tuesday blamed Syria for the downing of a Russian plane, saying that Syrian anti-aircraft batteries "fired indiscriminately" and "did not bother" to ensure that no Russian planes were in the air.
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"Even if there is no evidence of a willful attack on the camp, which would be a war crime, the camp was bombed indiscriminately, violating international humanitarian law," said Mausi Segun, a senior Nigeria researcher at Human Rights Watch.
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Metropolitan Nashville Police Department spokesman Don Aaron told WKRN that 22-year-old church usher Robert Engle confronted the suspect not long after he allegedly began firing indiscriminately on congregants at the Church of Christ Burnette Chapel in Antioch.
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The order goes beyond stopping the flow of refugees from conflict areas: the orders indiscriminately restricts citizens from the affected countries from traveling to the United States, and could block legal US residents traveling overseas from entering the country.
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"No one in business would conduct their work that way, just winging it, sending out one email to every vendor out there and hoping that someone replies or just, without any research, reaching out to people indiscriminately," Spinner said.
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"In Syria hundreds of armed groups are being armed, the territory of the country is being bombed indiscriminately and bringing a peace is almost an impossible task now because of this," Russian U.N. Ambassador Vitaly Churkin told the council.
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On July 21 in Yuen Long, a township in Hong Kong, a gang of men in white shirts carrying metal poles descended on a metro station and started indiscriminately beating commuters, leading to the hospitalization of 45, including lawmakers.
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So while sympathizers of ISIS represent only a tiny percentage of European Muslims, we risk enhancing the appeal of ISIS and its aberrant ideology by indulging in anti-Muslim rhetoric and cracking down indiscriminately on the wider Muslim population.
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Had the Saudis intended to indiscriminately target civilians, as is alleged, they would not have gone to the trouble to procure so many GPS and laser-guided munitions, which are by their very nature discriminating in their target selection.
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As on a dump, stimuli falls on us indiscriminately and haphazardly, with few basic distinctions between the sweet and the salty, the loud and the quiet, the illuminated and the obscure, the aromatic and the odorless surviving the onslaught.
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Under the dictionary criteria, some experts would argue, the revolutionary colonist soldiers who slaughtered Native Americans allied with the British were terrorists, as were John Brown's abolitionists who indiscriminately killed civilians in pro-slavery states before the Civil War.
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But we're never going to make the progress that we need to if they hurl the word "racist" as reflexively and indiscriminately as some of them do, in a frenzy of righteousness aimed at gagging speakers and strangling debate.
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Yet lost in the shuffle amidst the media's hyper-focus on officer-involved-shootings are some facts that don't neatly fit into the promoted trope that white, redneck cops are hunting down young men of color to indiscriminately slaughter.
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It's an odd situation for me to witness, because in other contexts I am suspicious of or furious at the police who often use their power indiscriminately to maim or kill people who are supposed to be in their care.
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Reeling from revelations that Section 215 authorized the NSA to indiscriminately acquire Americans' complete phone records in bulk — call dates, times, and duration — Congress passed the USA Freedom Act, which forced the NSA to limit its scope when requesting such information.
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Populist governments in Hungary and Poland continued thumbing their noses at the EU. With Russian help, the regime of Bashar al-Assad in Syria made big inroads into rebel-held territory, killing civilians indiscriminately, bombing hospitals and torturing suspected rebel sympathisers.
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His fears were echoed by Ro Nay San Lwin, a Rohingya activist who has documented a number of alleged atrocities, who said that the latest outbreak of violence was being used by the Burmese military as an "excuse" to "indiscriminately" kill.
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It also gives the company a small wedge into the messenger space as it'll have an opportunity to touch all the platforms that are connected to Tenor like even Facebook messenger, though that one tends to flip between GIF platforms indiscriminately.
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Watch the VICE News documentary, Phone Hackers: Britain's Secret Surveillance: The devices are often criticized by privacy advocates for their dragnet-style approach of collecting information, in which information on all devices in the IMSI catcher's range is indiscriminately swept up.
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This was not an argument Ayotte made: She broke with the Senate leader not just over the ultimate measure to support but also on the broader question of whether restricting firearms access could meaningfully impede terrorists' ability to kill indiscriminately.
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Some members of victims' families are speaking up on the anniversary to ask why more was not done to protect the offices of Charlie Hebdo, which had taken pride in offending indiscriminately and had become the target of radical Islamists.
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Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison said at a public press conference there were cookouts happening on both sides of the street when the suspect began firing into the crowd "indiscriminately" in West Baltimore, near Perkins Square Baptist Church on Edmondson Avenue.
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People apply them indiscriminately to treat pimples or for fairer skin, but steroid creams take off the protective outer layer of the skin so it is more exposed to UV rays and environmental pollutants such as smog and cigarette smoke.
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The report concluded that Assad's government has used chemical weapons on this scale because it has limited reserves of manpower and other military resources, and so settled on a strategy of indiscriminately attacking civilian populations to intimidate them into line.
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At a background briefing with reporters, senior administration officials described the current H-1B visa program as a lottery system that indiscriminately hands out work visas to contracting firms that recruit low-skilled, low-wage workers to replace domestic laborers.
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This sort of thing may be an applause line at CPAC—and it's certainly consistent with the conservative moment's Norquistian project of indiscriminately slashing government—but it sets up a quantitative evaluation system for regulations instead of a qualitative one.
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Seemingly unconnected to any political purpose and intended to kill indiscriminately, be it by gunfire, explosions or, in the case of a restaurant in Bangladesh, an arsenal including swords, the violence has cut across religions, national identities, ages and professions.
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But armed terrorists around the world have also charged into public spaces, firing indiscriminately at innocent people, just like Devin Kelley did when he killed more than 26 people Sunday at the First Baptist Church in tiny Sutherland Springs, Texas.
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According to a statement from the media wing of Pakistan's Armed Forces, the gunmen forced their way into the hotel's main hall, killing a security guard and firing indiscriminately as they attempted to reach the upper floors of the building.
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"It's abolishing the distinction between people who have illegally crossed versus those who have presented themselves at a port of entry in the 'right' way… proposing that all these people should be detained indiscriminately," California immigration attorney Sabrina Damast told me.
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To treat patients equally, for example, is also to treat them indiscriminately — because egalitarianism does not distinguish between the age of patients or the severity of their conditions, it can easily seem like an arbitrary or wasteful use of resources.
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"We don't know the number of predators now being indiscriminately killed by farmers and villagers, but we do know it's much higher than the hunting quota ever allocated," said Debbie Peake, a longtime advocate of hunting and conservation in Botswana.
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Never in my life would I imagine that riot police would beat senseless an old granny trying to vote, whether it was legal or not, or shoot indiscriminately into a crowd with rubber bullets because they were gathering to vote.
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And the man in whom this disposition is preeminent appears as one who prefers to engage in activities where to be conservative is uniquely appropriate, and not as a man inclined to impose his conservatism indiscriminately upon all human activity.
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Ali Ahmad was with his grandfather in the Shi'ite Imam Zaman mosque on Friday when at least two attackers in police uniforms stormed in, one exploding a suicide-bomb vest and the other firing indiscriminately at the hundreds of worshippers inside.
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"I fully supported defensive and targeted surveillance," Snowden writes, but as a young systems administrator he was learning that the government was pursuing "bulk collection" — indiscriminately vacuuming up data from Americans' internet communications and storing it for possible later use.
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Project Zero and Google's Threat Analysis Group (TAG) found 14 vulnerabilities in Apple's products that were being exploited by a group of watering hole websites that were designed to indiscriminately target iPhone users and take over control of their devices.
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This idea of contracting, even if at the high level, has really taken hold among tech companies, which use it indiscriminately across all their different things, from cooks to ... And they ... They're sort of a second-class citizen of these economies.
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The US has never outright fought Assad's regime, and our support for the anti-Assad rebels is not what has caused the massive humanitarian disaster in Aleppo — that was largely caused by Assad and Russia besieging and bombing the city indiscriminately.
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As a society, "our perception of 'clean' has become confused with the word 'sterile,'" she continued, but if you ask her, true cleanliness comes from cultivating the right kinds of bacteria on your body—not washing them indiscriminately down the drain.
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Syrian forces backed up by the Russian military have also been accused of targeting civilians inside Syria and launching attacks that have indiscriminately killed thousands of Syrian civilians throughout the course of Syria's civil war -- most recently in Syria's largest city, Aleppo.
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But if your platform treats everything and almost anything indiscriminately as 'content', then don't be surprised if fake news becomes indistinguishable from the genuine article because you've built a system that allows sewage and potable water to flow through the same distribution pipe.
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The hope is that not only would it succeed in killing the desired superbugs, but stave off the creation of future superbugs by only targeting one type of bacteria in the body, rather than indiscriminately wiping out many helpful bacteria along the way.
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AL-FASHIR, Sudan (Reuters) - When gunmen poured out of 40 trucks and opened fire "indiscriminately" in his village in Western Sudan, local farmer Adam Ishaq ran for his life, joining some 73,000 civilians forced from their homes in the Darfur region since January.
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The story describes a San Francisco company called Show that employs a lot of 20-somethings who make a lot of money, have a lot of parties, drink a lot of booze, sleep with one another indiscriminately, and take a lot of cocaine.
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In that case, the gunman parked himself on the 32nd floor of a hotel near a country music concert and fired indiscriminately into the crowd with assault weapons — which were also retooled with bump stocks to mimic the firepower of machine guns.
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While playing only a small role in the current insurgent conflict in Afghanistan, Hekmatyar was a major figure during the bloody civil war of the 1990s, when he was accused of indiscriminately firing rockets into Kabul, as well as other human rights abuses.
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Part of the strength of the reaction among former officials comes between the more widely-accepted "passive" monitoring — where states scoop up data indiscriminately in case it is useful later — and "active" monitoring, a more invasive method where agents target particular people.
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Huffman can no longer edit the site indiscriminately, but his actions laid bare a fact that most social-media companies go to great lengths to conceal—that, no matter how neutral a platform may seem, there's always a person behind the curtain.
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But if the law is silent, rather than ceding to prosecutors unchecked authority to wield the prosecutorial power indiscriminately, this new law provides a modest brake on that power by requiring proof that the person knew that they were breaking the law.
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Following another anti-government march Sunday, masked men, wielding iron bars and bamboo sticks, rushed into a metro station in Yuen Long, in the far northwest of Hong Kong, and indiscriminately attacked anyone wearing black or other identifiers of the protest movement.
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Kevin Maldonado, 35, "repeatedly and indiscriminately gained access to multiple women's computers for a period of at least two years using a number of methods in essence to stalk them," a sentencing memorandum written by government attorneys and filed earlier this month reads.
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The director of the college, Olga Grebennikoba, described a scene of carnage in the school's cafeteria, with the assailant first setting off the explosive device that shattered the windows and then firing indiscriminately at students who crowded the room during the lunch hour.
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"Imagine that we are fighting in a city and we have a foe that is using human life indiscriminately as a human shield," says Tony Cerri, who until recently oversaw data science, models and simulations at the U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command.
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Instead of cutting interest rates and indiscriminately flooding markets with liquidity, the ECB will use fresh funds to open up its banking system's lending facilities to industries that are hard-hit by the pandemic, and to help small- and medium-sized companies.
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The sanctions are "a brutal criminal act that indiscriminately infringes upon the right to existence of the peaceful civilians," said a spokesman of the Sanctions Damage Investigation Committee in a statement carried by the North's official Korean Central News Agency on Friday.
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The sanctions are "a brutal criminal act that indiscriminately infringes upon the right to existence of the peaceful civilians," said a spokesman of the Sanctions Damages Investigation Committee in a statement carried by the North's official Korean Central News Agency on Friday.
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Yet, half a continent away from Dorian, in the cities of Odessa and Midland, in Texas, a gunman terrorized two highways and others parts of the city by indiscriminately opening fire, killing seven and injuring 21—including three members of law enforcement.
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Advocates for tighter regulations point to China as an example of the technology's nightmare potential, amid reports authorities are using it to indiscriminately track citizens in public, identify pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong and oppress millions of Muslim Uighurs in Xinjiang.
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The fact the gunman — with a bandanna covering much of his face — simply leaned out the car window and opened fire indiscriminately in a crowded area on the city&aposs West Side, illustrates the willingness of gangs to wage war regardless of who is around.
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"They're sharing this data indiscriminately across the country without even thinking or doing the justification of why they're sharing with these agencies," Dave Maass, a senior investigative researcher for the Electronic Frontier Foundation who has been tracking police use of ALPR technology, told Motherboard.
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But after years of indiscriminately piling on a medley of clothing, these days her outfits are decidedly more uniform and grown up — she loves to let a great pair of platforms or a dazzling statement earring stand out against a simple tee or turtleneck.
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"The United States only uses signals intelligence for national security purposes, and not for the purpose of indiscriminately reviewing the emails or phone calls of ordinary people," Richard Kolko, a spokesman for the U.S. Office of the Director of National Intelligence, said in a statement.
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"Private tankers have fitted more than eight bore wells in our village and are indiscriminately extracting thousands of liters of water every day," the Bangarampettai villagers wrote in a letter to a government official in the region a day after they stopped the tanker.
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"Private tankers have fitted more than eight bore wells in our village and are indiscriminately extracting thousands of litres of water every day," the Bangarampettai villagers wrote in a letter to a government official in the region a day after they stopped the tanker.
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Gawkercertainly did, or they would not have acted so recklessly or indiscriminately, not only outing married men with children and tweeting things like this, but deliberately making enemies like Peter Thiel—men who accrued real power—and expecting that there would never be a reckoning.
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"Assange attorney Aitor Martinez said in a statement: "Ecuador is committing a flagrant violation of the most basic norms of the institution of asylum by handing over all the asylee's personal belongings indiscriminately to the country that he was being protected from—the United States.
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Among the case studies highlighted by the EFF are the Syrian Archives—a cache of human war crimes documentation which YouTube has repeatedly flagged, and Tumblr's bumbling adult content filter which indiscriminately removed scads of content, much of which wasn't sexually explicit at all.
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To many historians and experts -- Fox included -- the unemployed World War II veteran's so-called "walk of death" was the first time in modern history the country was confronted with the typical mass shooter profile: An angry, anti-social loner shooting and killing indiscriminately.
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Israel's withdrawal from Gaza led to a Hamas-takeover of the strip and a staggering three wars in 2202 years, three additional Israeli operations in response to Gaza-based attacks, and tens of thousands of rockets being indiscriminately launched from Gaza toward Israeli civilian centers.
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On Saturday, two journalists were injured after police fired Flash-Balls at the crowd; 8,000 police officers were deployed in Paris on Saturday—89,000 nationwide—using teargas indiscriminately, more as a means to disperse crowds than as a response to violent provocations from demonstrators.
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"Must we remind this mayor that about 30 of the victims of the attack in Nice were Muslims, because terrorism targets us all indiscriminately?" the statement said, adding that Muslims and Roman Catholics in St.-Étienne-du-Rouvray had shown unity after the attack there.
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Following a meeting in which the president told border agents to indiscriminately turn away migrants at the border, McAleenan warned them to ignore the comment and told them they did not have the authority to follow that suggestion, according to The New York Times.
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But for as much as there is to unpack in this video, there are as many questions unanswered: Do slugs get the munchies from marijuana plants because they're capable of feeling the effects of THC, or do they just indiscriminately eat green leafy plants?
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On March 18, Tanis is alleged to have opened fire indiscriminately, killing a 19-year-old woman, a 28 year-old-man, the 49-year-old father of two young children and a 74-year old man, who died several days after the shooting.
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The Times also discovered reports online written by teams of Chinese officials who were assigned to monitor families with detained relatives, and a study published last year that said officials in some places were indiscriminately sending ethnic Uighurs to the camps to meet numerical quotas.
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What's more, when the U.S. Air Force is refueling Saudi planes as they indiscriminately bomb hospitals and food-supply centers in Yemen, contributing to famine conditions and the worst outbreak of cholera in modern times, our complaints about Putin's similar adventures in Syria ring hollow.
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While often thought of as an illness that affects the sick and the elderly, and while older adults, people with weakened immune systems and young children are more at risk, pneumonia can strike indiscriminately, said Dr. Humberto Choi, a pulmonologist at Cleveland Clinic in Ohio.
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Current and former United States military commanders have repeatedly called on Pakistan to close down the safe sanctuaries, the ideological indoctrination infrastructure and the operational bases that the Taliban conveniently use in Pakistan to launch daily terrorist attacks, indiscriminately killing and maiming civilians across Afghanistan.
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"Donald Trump is the first and only President in American history to openly and indiscriminately defy all aspects of the Constitutional impeachment process, ordering all federal agencies and officials categorically not to comply with voluntary requests or compulsory demands for documents or testimony," it reads.
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First spotted by the security firm Crowdstrike in 2014, the group initially seemed to indiscriminately hack hundreds of targets in dozens of countries since as early as 2010, using so-called "watering hole" attacks that infected websites and planted a Trojan called Havex on visitors' machines.
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Taken together, the travel ban -- which indiscriminately blocked Yemen's Muslims access to America -- and the death of numerous civilians caught in the crossfire of the January 29 raid, have created the perception that America cares little about the impact of its policies on Muslims in the region.
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I assume literally, as we jump forward in time indiscriminately and it doesn't seem that Noah (Dominic West) at any point saw a therapist or psychologist about his break with reality, so we'll just take it on faith that this isn't a Vanilla Sky-scented dream.
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A new analysis of an app used by Chinese officials in the far west region of Xinjiang, where Turkic Muslim minorities are being closely tracked and sent to detention centers en masse, suggests Chinese authorities are indiscriminately collecting huge volumes of information about people in the region.
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This is occurring as more people in the illicit drug market are using more drugs, so-called "polydrug" or multidrug use, in which they indiscriminately mix depressants — opioids like heroin — with stimulants like meth or cocaine, all of them adulterated in new ways, with unknown effects.
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You already know how important it is to protect your skin from the sun — if you're not smart about diligently applying (and reapplying) sunscreen and let yourself roast indiscriminately, you risk damaging effects from the superficial (accelerated signs of skin aging) to the fatal (skin cancer).
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In this post-apocalyptic future, a huge class divide is maintained by military rule—the elite live in fancy, militarized high rises in Los Angeles while the poor are relegated to massive slums on the outskirts of the city, where they are slaughtered indiscriminately by the military.
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Securing sufficient assurances U.S. spies will not access Europeans' personal data indiscriminately once it is transferred across the Atlantic has been a big sticking point in two years of talks between Brussels and Washington on a new framework for protecting data shifted to the United States.
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In 2013, a report from the Congressional Research Service, known as Congress' think tank, described mass shootings as those in which shooters "select victims somewhat indiscriminately" and involve four or more deaths — a higher bar than the Gun Violence Archive's, as it doesn't take injuries into account.
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The Ministry of Ecology and Environment (MEE) said in a statement on Monday that it welcomes reports from public on local authorities conducting blanket cuts, as there have been instances of officials indiscriminately forcing all companies to shut down or cut production, to deal with environmental issues.
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Wednesday evening, Trump went further, referring to the virus as a "foreign" virus, indiscriminately cutting down foreign travel, and blaming the Europeans for the spread of the virus, despite the likely possibility that the virus is equally common in the United States (since testing has been inadequate).
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Western governments and aid groups have blamed rebel groups for some of the attacks in Syria but have attributed most to the government of President Bashar al-Assad, accusing it of indiscriminately killing civilians with banned substances (though it has killed many more with conventional munitions).
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Under a new program that went into effect in late November, the NSA will have to go to private phone companies to request a narrow set of "metadata" records about a suspect, instead of indiscriminately gathering millions of Americans' information and looking for individual suspects later.
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The move to dismiss was not surprising after Judge Nathan, in an earlier 92-page ruling, had found that federal law enforcement officials had botched a daylong search of Mr. Wey's office and home in Lower Manhattan by indiscriminately seizing items under a poorly drafted search warrant.
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"I've seen too often from the other side the fear of war where they just use the word 'war' indiscriminately and the only option they have instead is pay the other guy cash," former Bush press secretary Ari Fleischer said in a Fox News interview on Thursday.
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That could be an important provision, since the Syrian government led by President Bashar al-Assad tends to classify all the opposition fighters indiscriminately as terrorist groups, and many have been unable or unwilling to separate themselves from forces of the former Nusra Front on the battlefield.
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While the US has seen a vibrant and relatively transparent debate around so-called IMSI catchers—devices that can indiscriminately sweep up texts, calls and other mobile phone data in a given area—the UK government has remained consistently tight-lipped about its use of the tools.
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The long segment of "No Way Out" when Glenn is trying to save Maggie's tower from collapsing under the weight of the zombies pressed around it by firing his gun indiscriminately into the horde simply lack tension, because we're pretty sure neither character is in danger.
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"The Attorney General's directive to broadly exclude groups of aliens based on a sweeping policy applied indiscriminately at the credible fear stage, was neither adequately explained nor supported by agency precedent," Sullivan wrote, finding that the decision was "arbitrary and capricious" in violation of the Administrative Procedure Act.
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What we're actually doing: We developed a process to protect against people indiscriminately flagging news as fake and attempting to game the system," a Facebook spokesperson wrote via email, "The reason we do this is to make sure that our fight against misinformation is as effective as possible.
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A heat map showing the initial impact of WannaCry in May 2017 Bossert, who called the WannaCry attack "indiscriminately reckless," said President Trump's administration is in the process of fortifying U.S. cyber defenses but it will also lead action to bring North Korea to justice for the virus.
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A radical right-wing man was filmed live as he got out of his car with the intention of entering a religious building (two mosques in Christchurch, a synagogue in Halle) to shoot at people indiscriminately using an automatic rifle - like a scene taken from a violent computer game.
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They see the bloodshed in Syria as both Bashar al-Assad's army and ISIS indiscriminately and mercilessly decimate towns and villages; they see Libya becoming synonymous with the nightmare scenario of a civil war; and they see Yemen essentially becoming a bloody playground for the region's proxy-wars.
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Along a 15-mile stretch between the sister cities of Midland and Odessa, the aftermath of the gunman's rampage — in which he indiscriminately fired on motorists and police officers with an AR-15-style rifle while driving — clashed with the typically serene and dusty rural landscape of the region.
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The Democratic field, including Bloomberg, is in agreement on a few immigration principles: The next president should undo President Trump's policies, set enforcement priorities rather than indiscriminately prosecute every unauthorized border crossing, and make the immigration system work better for foreigners seeking to come to the US legally.
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United States complaint: When the convoy of vehicles pulled up to the Gonzalez family's home, federal agents immediately began indiscriminately spraying gas to immobilize, restrain and suppress persons who had assembled peacefully behind the barricade, as well as neighbors, passers-by, and even members of the news media.
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"Fast fashion" — which is to say cheap, disposable clothing, made indiscriminately, imprudently, and often without consideration for environmental and labor conditions by companies like Zara, H&M, Forever 226, Nasty Gal, and Fashion Nova — is a disease, and both the planet and its people are paying the price.
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If I'm in Pharma/Biotech Business Development but my resume spends two-thirds of its length going into details about my years in Biotech scientific research, it raises concerns about whether I actually want THIS role, or whether I'm just indiscriminately firing the resume off for anything and everything.
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Skirmishes ensued, And then at last a huge white mob stormed into Greenwood, shooting Indiscriminately, burning stores and businesses and houses, while biplanes From an airfield near town, left overfrom WWI, dropped firebombs And fired at people on the ground, until the Negro Wall Street lay in ruins.
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For others, it was a time of study; picking apart the earnings reports that came in droves, on balance showing strengthening fundamentals, greater optimism about the future than in years past, supportive of a 17 multiple on the but not indiscriminately so, which is in itself supportive of further upside.
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But it is Syrian government warplanes that have indiscriminately pounded insurgent-held residential areas daily for years; government forces that have imposed starvation sieges; and state detention facilities that hold thousands of people — including peaceful protesters, bloggers and other civilians arrested seemingly at random — who languish without trial, often under torture.
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In Lekkar, the village where Ah Hla lived with her husband, half a dozen residents said troops from the 22nd and 55th LIDs fired indiscriminately into the village, driving inhabitants into a monastery where they were detained, separated by gender, questioned, and forced to squat for hours under the hot sun.
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But a close review of video from the largest and most deadly of the protests, as well as interviews with more than a dozen witnesses, clearly shows the military opening fire on unarmed demonstrators, sometimes shooting indiscriminately into the crowd at close range as people turned and tried to flee.
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In a rampage described as among the deadliest against the Jewish community in the United States, the assailant stormed into the Tree of Life Congregation, where worshipers had gathered in separate rooms to celebrate their faith, and shot indiscriminately into the crowd, shattering what had otherwise been a peaceful morning.
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The government crackdown has been ruthless, with residents and local officials providing frequent accounts of troops burning homes and buildings in more than 216 villages, indiscriminately shooting or detaining civilians, and sometimes executing innocent young men as they search for separatists who scurry away into the dense forest after attacks.
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Dressed in suits and ties, speaking matter-of-factly, they describe the barbaric acts they and others inflicted on the captives, who were swept up indiscriminately and then waterboarded, slammed into walls, locked in coffins and more — all in the hunt for intelligence that few, if any, of them possessed.
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Whether you're a consumer, a techie or a D.C. lifer, we're here to give you... THE BIG STORIES: --FBI BUGS EMAIL USERS: The ACLU filed a motion in a federal court in Maryland for information on why the FBI seemingly indiscriminately infected users of a free email service with malware.
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In the earliest and most analog of pieces, her "Truisms" (1977–79) and "Inflammatory Essays" (199–82), words become blow darts, aimed indiscriminately at the general public passing by on the street, doubtlessly injecting a bit of adrenalin into the (pretty gritty at the time) urban environment of New York City.
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But as an alternative, authorities can instead choose to detain them at facilities inside the US. The Trump administration has done so systematically, setting out to indiscriminately prosecute and detain anyone who tries to cross the border without authorization, even if they ask for asylum, under its "zero tolerance" policy.
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It's easier to indiscriminately bomb Syrian rebels than it is to craft a sustainable peace agreement in the war-torn country, easier to use propaganda outlets to cast doubt on the truth than to prove that something is actually false, and easier to smear a presidential candidate than to build one up.
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That placed him in the line of fire when Ronald K. Crumpley, a homophobic former transit police officer and minister's son, went on a murderous rampage through the neighborhood, shooting a submachine gun indiscriminately into a crowd of men standing in front of the Ramrod and Sneakers, another gay bar, on West Street.
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"This morning we arrested two teenagers, aged 18 and 19, under the Terrorism Act and conducted a number of searches as part of the ongoing investigation into Lyra's murder," Detective Superintendent Jason Murphy told reporters, adding she was killed by indiscriminately fired shots Thursday night in Derry, also referred to as Londonderry.
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Biden also commented on how Trump's most popular ideas, like his purported Muslim ban, are a dangerous path for America to go down: Adopting the tactics of our enemies — using torture, threatening to kill innocent family members, indiscriminately bombing civilian populations — not only violates our values, it's deeply damaging to our security.
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" After Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel wrote on Twitter that "the most moral army in the world will not be preached to on morality by someone who for years has indiscriminately bombed a civilian population," apparently referring to Ankara's battle against the Kurds, Mr. Erdogan called the Israeli leader a "terrorist.
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Leaked investigative documents in the Gallagher case include detailed descriptions from SEALs in the chief's platoon of their leader indiscriminately spraying civilian neighborhoods in Iraq with rockets and heavy machine gun fire, targeting civilians with his sniper rifle, bragging about illegal killings and trying to intimidate fellow SEALs who might testify against him.
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An up-to-date antivirus program can catch many kinds of rogue software, but if you do not want to worry as much (or have children who may download software indiscriminately) you can set Windows 10 to do more than warn about apps coming from other sources beyond the Windows App Store.
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A retched smell, on the other hand, is not an experience that most institutions would be interested in offering their visitors (reserving an exception for Dieter Roth's infamous Staple Cheese, A Race), nor, for that matter, can visitors actually consent to experience the stink of "Majestic Splendor," as it perfumes the air indiscriminately.
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The new safeguards include a greater say for Europeans on how their information is used, the right to go to American courts when people think companies or the United States government may have misused their data, and written guarantees from American officials that government agencies will not indiscriminately collect and monitor Europeans' data without cause.
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Alongside the United Arab Emirates, the crown prince has prosecuted a relentless war against the Iranian-backed Houthi in Yemen, where he has used American logistical support and weapons, some provided by the Obama administration, to bomb civilians indiscriminately, reportedly collaborated when convenient with Al Qaeda fighters, and constrained the delivery of desperately needed assistance.
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The wolves also may have suffered more neck injuries than the smilodons because they used their jaws to snap at their prey and shred them apart indiscriminately, which would have opened them up to a retaliatory kick, while the smilodon first used its powerful paws to strike its target before delivering a killing bite.
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READ: Hours after killing 48 people, the Taliban says it wants to restart peace talks Since 2017, these forces have been able to call in airstrikes even without U.S. forces present: according to the report, the result has been an increase in the number of strikes on residential buildings that have indiscriminately or disproportionately killed Afghan civilians.
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Report: The FBI Will Be Able to Use the San Bernardino Hack AgainEver since the FBI opted for plan B and resorted to using the services of some third party to gain…Read more ReadOn January 20th, protests turned into destruction in isolated areas of Washington D.C. and police indiscriminately rounded up 33 people including six journalists.
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"Their true objective is clear: to fish indiscriminately through ExxonMobil's records with the hope of finding some violation of some law that one of them might be empowered to enforce, or otherwise to harass ExxonMobil into endorsing the Green 20's policy views regarding how the United States should respond to climate change," the company wrote.
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The specific subject of the video is contained in its title: the Mount Sumi massacre on April 16, 2015, where more than 1,000 members of the Christian sect Seventh Day in the Light of the World were "mown down indiscriminately" by state police and defense forces, according to the Angolan opposition party UNITA and human rights activists.
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"There's little doubt that Russia and Assad are willing to indiscriminately bomb the province into submission" The desperate conditions in Idlib are most starkly captured by the plight of the region's hospitals, where doctors have been forced to operate secret mobile and underground clinics — in basements or even caves — to attempt to avoid Russian and Syrian bombs.
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The document also criticized the Houthis for their actions in the southern city of Taiz, which has been besieged for three years, and accused rebel forces of indiscriminately using "weapons with wide area effect" in urban settings, targeting civilians in their homes, while fetching water at local wells, or on their way to purchase food or seek medical attention.
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VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — A municipal building in Virginia Beach, Va., was turned into a scene of carnage on Friday afternoon after a longtime public utilities employee began firing indiscriminately at his co-workers with a handgun, the authorities said, killing a dozen people and injuring several others before dying after an extended shootout with the police.
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"At the local movie house, the Lafayette Theater, on Lafayette Avenue, the double‐feature program was changed three times a week, and my brother Bob and I indiscriminately turned up at the box office whenever there was a new show to be seen," he wrote in a 22 article in The New York Times, where he was frequently published.
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But the technology was so new — in 2008, the iPhone was a year old and Gmail was still in beta — that by the end of Mr. Obama's second term, Americans were only just coming to terms with the consequences of having indiscriminately turned over the basic functions and intimate details of our lives to a handful of powerful corporations.
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At stake is a now familiar argument: Privacy groups contend that states' bulk data collection and retention regimes have overreached the law, becoming so indiscriminately intrusive as to breach fundamental EU privacy rights — while states counter-claim they must collect and retain citizens' data in bulk in order to fight national security threats such as terrorism.
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Generally living in the DC area and working at lobbying shops or trade associations or running corporate PACs, they give money fairly indiscriminately to incumbent politicians (especially the ones on relevant committees) in exchange for access, with the implied threat that the money could vanish someday if the politician were to cross the donors' core interests.
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