We didn't come here to injure nobody, unlike other people who are born here and they themselves injure and harm others.
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Plus, they usually have swinging doors that can injure you.
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So when you injure it, you become a different person.
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Gillespie appeared to injure his wrist late in the game.
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Machado said he never meant to injure the second baseman.
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"I never meant to injure or hurt her," he wrote.
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Moreover, the colectivos have impunity to injure and murder protesters.
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I might injure myself, but the watch will be fine.
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This is just glorified fuck machine for boys that some dude made in his garage, and even if it doesn't injure your genitals, at the very least it will injure your notion of self-worth.
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Every year bears injure scores of people, and kill a handful.
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Welch didn't injure any customers and eventually surrendered to authorities peacefully.
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Repeatedly hurling the ball can fatigue and eventually injure fast bowlers.
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He adds that he has yet to injure himself during operation.
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I did not injure anyone, and I did not endanger anyone.
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The airbags could injure or kill occupants with their forceful deployment.
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You start to actively stretch that, you can potentially injure yourself.
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That shot appeared to injure Johnson but no report was forthcoming.
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Unexpected activation of the air bags could injure occupants, Toyota said.
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But even smaller meteors injure people, and might even kill them.
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As in Basra, the attacks in Baghdad did not injure anyone.
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It's time to ban traps that injure but do not kill.
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It's also one of the most common times we injure ourselves.
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REPORTER: Initially you said Iran's relation for Soleimani didn't injure anyone.
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How vitamin E acetate could injure the lungs is not known.
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The objects can cause choking and can injure the intestinal tract.
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It also cannot explain how physical stillness might injure cardiac cells.
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The bullets punctured the suspect's car but did not injure him.
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T could rupture and injure or kill occupants, the agency has found.
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Although the audience doesn&apost know this, you try to injure him.
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WATTERS: Yes, what happens when you injure the guy you&aposre wrestling?
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When pressurized or shaken the bottles might burst and potentially injure bystanders.
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One muster station had a door blow in, injure pax and flood.
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He claimed that he never meant to kill or seriously injure Jonuzi.
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Done too early, it'll permanently injure the puppy's joints and leg bones.
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The idea behind them is to disorient and frighten, not seriously injure.
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Manufacturers and drivers are trying to injure and kill fewer of them.
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A panicked pet could lash out or injure itself attempting to flee.
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"In sufficient concentrations the chemicals can injure and kill cells," Kelly said.
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The last thing I want to do is injure myself mid-week.
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We have to recognize that expressions of some identities will injure others.
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They are heavier and more likely to kill or seriously injure someone.
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Badly injure, maybe, but certainly not enough to take down a building.
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I have no idea how he manages to injure himself so regularly.
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Judge appeared to injure himself on a swing in the sixth inning.
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It was widely known that unsafe streets can directly injure an individual.
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Buxton appeared to injure his knee while stealing second base standing up.
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The punishment is meant to be painful but not to physically injure.
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"I've often asked players, would they rather injure their knee or would they rather injure their head?" said Dr. Matthew Matava, the team physician of the Los Angeles Rams and the immediate past president of the N.F.L. Physicians Society.
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He wouldn&apost confirm if the vehicle was used to injure the officer.
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The odds that a drone attack will injure you personally remain very small.
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It can control and conjure fire and use it to injure other animals.
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That looks like some serious voltage — enough to seriously injure someone or worse.
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Dicamba can injure crops that are not resistant to dicamba, reducing final yields.
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Corporal punishment is typically intended to cause pain but not physically injure children.
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First, star defenseman Erik Karlsson appeared to re-injure a nagging groin injury.
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Backover crashes kill more than 200 people annually and injure more than 12,000.
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At the same time, millions of children and teens injure themselves playing sports.
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"Severe turbulence is a rare phenomenon but it does injure people," he said.
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Following these guidelines helps prevent drops or falls that could potentially injure pedestrians.
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Those laws forbid crossing state lines to kill, injure, harass or intimidate victims.
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The alternative explanation is nearly unfathomable in its ability to injure our democracy.
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"; "Don't injure yourself on the balls"; "Can you come and grab my jugs, please?
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Zuckerman pleaded guilty to two counts of transmitting a threat to injure another person.
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All the things he's done, that's the one that was going to injure him.
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That tic — to injure black people, whether physically or in spirit — is rarely examined.
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Each side did engage in intense violence and attempted to seriously injure the other.
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It's why I bend over backwards and would injure myself to help someone else.
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The shark bit the side of the canoe but did not injure the boater.
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The explosion would ultimately injure dozens — causing chaos in the heart of New York.
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"The edict was never to injure, it was to satirize, to lampoon," Paulsen explains.
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I'm just honestly very happy and blessed that I didn't injure myself that much.
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The suicide-bomber in Solo managed only to kill himself and injure a policeman.
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Human beings attempting to injure one another on a baseball field is not good.
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We're not trying to injure guys — trying to take guys out of the game.
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Even by Twitter standards, it's a hothouse subculture — self-conscious, emotional, quick to injure.
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You can force wax deeper into the canal and injure it or the eardrum.
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Forward Cedric Paquette left in the second period after appearing to injure his ankle.
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Forward Cedric Paquette left in the second period after appearing to injure his ankle.
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How do you distinguish between trying to injure someone and trying to hurt him?
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Instead, nearly every leak and lie seemed to injure Clinton more than anyone else.
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He dies heroically quoting pacifist wisdom from the book back to a distraught Morgan: "If I injure my opponent, I injure myself," and it's to "Bury Me Here" director Alrick Riley's credit that he downplays how maudlin and ironic this scene is.
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It's illegal to kill, injure or interfere with whales, dolphins and porpoises within the sanctuary.
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I got to dip in and then actually caught Martha trying to injure our quarterback.
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But will this be enough to serious injure or take down Facebook's massive online empire?
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If there are harmful objects in the area that might injure them, they don't care.
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Heggie appeared to injure his left knee in Saturday&aposs 45-16 loss at Missouri.
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Some question whether the "disability" label would further injure the children it's supposed to help.
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Captive big cats kill about one person every year in America, and injure many more.
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"You cannot have a policy of deliberately trying to injure a family bond," he said.
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The US military currently assesses that the airstrikes did not injure or kill any civilians.
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In addition to breaking my wrist, I somehow managed to injure my face as well.
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Sufferers can also opt for localized surgery, like liposuction, to remove or injure sweat glands.
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Vehicle crashes annually kill more than 35,000 people on U.S. roads and injure 2.4 million.
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I always pray to her, and I pray to God that I don't injure myself.
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Iron deposits injure the liver and trigger the P.C.T. well before the development of cirrhosis.
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"If you intentionally damage property or injure someone, you don't get insurance coverage," Kochenburger said.
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I am concerned he will injure himself the way he throws himself into his exercises.
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He left moments later without the money and did not injure the employees, KYW reported.
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Using conventional weapons and truck bombs, jihadists kill dozens of people and injure many more.
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He said, 'What do you do when someone tries to injure one of your buddies?
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Barkley appeared to injure his right leg in the third quarter and did not return.
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He is trained to find IEDs and other dangerous explosive devices before they can injure anyone.
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Here's a way to injure or potentially kill yourself because men think you don't deserve rights.
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It would be equally applied to those who "attempt to" injure or kill an officer, too.
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Binky was enough of a threat to injure the would-be burglar and scare him off.
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However, none of these bots were directly intended or used to injure or kill a suspect.
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Harding's then-husband Jeff Gillooly hired someone to injure Nancy Kerrigan ahead of the 1994 Olympics.
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Kelly punches the mirror (just like the Black Mirror credits!) and, somehow, doesn't injure herself. Hmm.
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For his part he had already apologised profusely, claiming he had never intended to injure Maradona.
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Abstaining at the UN could have been Obama's way to injure and humiliate the prime minister.
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Seismic airgun blasting could injure as many as 138,000 whales and dolphins and disturb millions more.
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When youngsters who injure themselves seek help, they are often met with alarm, misunderstanding and overreaction.
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As for the Lannisters, their crossbows were able to injure a dragon — but not kill it.
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These are the clots that ultimately travel upward and injure the brain by blocking blood flow.
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"You're covered for your negligence if you injure someone or if you damage property," Kochenburger said.
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All the fires took place in the middle of the night and did not injure anyone.
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He collided, knee on knee, with Calgary's Mikael Backlund, and appeared to injure his right knee.
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Unfortunately, the unnamed shooter was able to fatally injure two congregants in that span of time.
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The fires didn't injure anyone, but they did damage federal property, a violation of federal law.
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" She continued: "In addition to breaking my wrist, I somehow managed to injure my face as well.
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All these phones are is explosive and likely to injure a few people out of a million.
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He was allowed to be around his girlfriend, but could not harass, injure, assault or threaten her.
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Rising premiums won't injure people who are protected by premium caps, so they probably won't have standing.
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The "slapping law" decriminalizes the first offense of domestic violence that does not severely injure a person.
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If you rush back into your weightlifting routine too quickly, for instance, you might re-injure yourself.
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They "planned to injure and kill as many law enforcement officers as they could," Chief Brown said.
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Line: Seahawks by 2 ½ The good news is that Russell Wilson is out of legs to injure.
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Terror attacks that kill and injure scores of people have become all too common around the world.
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I don't have to fear they'll fall and injure their heads, because they're not upright and walking.
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People with severe congenital neuropathy tend to die young, because they injure themselves so frequently and severely.
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Judge Jackson said on Thursday that it was "sheer luck" that Mr. Welch did not injure anyone.
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Looking directly at the sun during a normal day or a partial eclipse can injure your eyes.
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Kamala Harris of California and injure participants in the March for Our Lives rally against gun violence.
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And finally, tight end Nick Boyle seemed to injure his left ankle early during the second half.
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Torrents of snow can knock over, bruise, or injure trees in ways that show up on tree rings.
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Larger quakes "could injure or kill large numbers of people and cause massive environmental devastation," the lawsuit states.
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It's the natural and manmade structures that fall to the ground during the shaking that injure and kill.
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The cracked windows did not injure anyone but Apple shifted shuttles to a longer route as a precaution.
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Cunningham, who jumped over Davis on the dunk, came down awkwardly and appeared to injure his lower leg.
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Weapons that injure crowds of people by emitting dangerous sounds may seem like the stuff of science fiction.
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Just be careful to not injure yourself or break the outer shell of the pineapple in the process.
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That said, it's also pretty common for runners, especially new ones, to injure themselves, so that's a downside.
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They might block the blood supply to the vulnerable area, or injure nearby healthy tissue, or cause haemorrhages.
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Last year, the Las Vegas shooter used a modified gun to kill 240 others and injure hundreds more.
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Keith was assessed a match penalty for intent to injure and Minnesota got a five-minute power play.
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As in several of the other bills, drivers aren't immune from liability if they purposefully injure a protester.
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Such a false arrest can cause trauma and substantially injure her future house, employment, credit, and other opportunities.
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Conservative activists, similarly, had no way to injure Obama's portfolio, because his money was in diversified index funds.
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The US military assessed that the airstrikes did not injure or kill any civilians, according to the statement.
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Some insist on avoiding glass containers to ensure that the projectiles only humiliate troops rather than injure them.
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He'd stay nearby to ensure his brother didn't injure himself and nudged his brother back to his feet.
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In the resulting scramble Saiga seemed to injure his right shoulder and his right handed offense completely disappeared.
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Steve Stricker, who appeared to injure his back on the fourth hole, recovered nicely to shoot a 65.
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A gesture which we're pretty sure meant he was impressed, and not trying to injure the teen vocalist.
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Anything that could injure a person was not allowed, so there was no glass, no bamboo sticks, etc.
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Ms. Poff faces six charges, including two counts of transporting explosives with the intent to kill and injure.
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In particular, during its fifth episode, Dion accidentally uses his powers to injure a white classmate of his.
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Islamic State encouraged readers of its online magazine Rumiyah in 2016 to use vehicles to kill and injure.
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And as they drag on, with it they kill, injure or bring other harm to humanitarian aid workers.
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It's a Class 2 laser, so it won't injure you or your pet by looking at it briefly.
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Kansas' Marcus Garrett drove to the basket with 5:103 left and appeared to injure his right ankle.
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Don't be fooled by their wide-eyed cuteness, their passivity, or their vegetarianism: Deer kill, injure, and maim.
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That could be because a weapon that covertly uses sound energy to injure people doesn't actually exist, experts say.
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While the officer was attempting to corral him, the dog bit twice but did not seriously injure the individual.
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ONE man armed with just a car & knives can kill FOUR people & injure 20, many seriously, on our streets.
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Having a gun in the home is far more likely to injure someone who lives there than an intruder.
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A disagreement between the deputies and Yantis occurred about whether his line of fire would injure bystanders, police said.
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Authorities have not yet been able to determine what motivated Connor Betts to kill nine and injure 21 people.
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According to Korionoff, the state must prove that Tessier intended to either kill or seriously injure the unborn child.
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He was allowed to be around his girlfriend, but could not harass, injure, assault or threaten her, authorities said.
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Wilson's defense attorney, Robert Resnick, told the Herald that his client did not intend to seriously injure the dog.
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If you don't swerve either way, you won't injure anybody, but you're definitely going to wreck and possibly die.
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Disorders tied to borderline personality, the autism spectrum, and associative anxiety can also beget the urge to self-injure.
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That's because you end up contorting your body to lift the weights and injure another muscle in the process.
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One device caught fire when opened but they did not injure anyone and services continued at all three hubs.
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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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Miguel Navarro, 24, was accused of intentionally using a circular saw to fatally injure a co-worker Monday, Aug.
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North Carolina North Carolina's HB 9443 excuses drivers from liability if they injure a protester who is blocking traffic.
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C] ever struck or otherwise sought to choke or injure Stan Lee," her lawyers state in the documents. "[J.
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When I get close to one, spikes shoot out and injure me, even through my highly advanced space suit.
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A higher level of protection would raise the cost of living and injure the great majority of our citizens.
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Horrifyingly, we find ourselves hoping Quinn's plan to injure him actually works, so he'll get the surgery he needs.
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Cooper is charged with unlawfully, knowingly and intentionally using interstate or foreign communication to threaten to injure another individual.
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And if you're in a crowded nightclub and pass out, you could smash your head and severely injure yourself.
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Dany was shocked that the Lannisters had managed to construct a weapon that could injure one of her dragons.
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Children under age 4 were more likely than older people to injure their feet and to suffer an amputation.
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Before the police shot and killed Mr. Ali, he managed to kill one man and seriously injure two others.
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In a separate incident on the same day, a homemade bomb was detonated, though it did not injure anyone.
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"We believe such explosives were intended to injure our officers," a deputy police commissioner said at a news conference.
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Earlier this year, doctors raised a scary warning for brunch-loving millennials: mishandling avocado can injure your hand. Seriously.
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It's unconscionable that North Carolina's lawmakers would go out of their way to stigmatize and injure this vulnerable population.
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While estimates vary, medication errors injure more than a million patients each year and kill roughly 100,000 of them.
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The flashy weapon that's just as likely to injure the one who wields it remains illegal in many other countries.
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C Joel Embiid will spend the next few weeks in Qatar rehabbing his twice-injure, twice-surgically repaired right foot.
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That section deals with charges of using explosives in attempts to kill and injure people or to illegally destroy property.
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It was deemed she did not "recklessly" injure monkey handler Kate Sanders after an argument, according to The Associated Press.
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"If you injure yourself as a result of being intoxicated, your travel insurance policy will not cover you," says Sandberg.
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Now, the Trump team can injure Iran and not worry that every small gesture will send crude prices skyrocketing overnight.
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"An intent to injure or cause physical pain is not required, nor is an actual physical injury," the memo states.
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Ahead of Wednesday's protests in San Juan, Yulín Cruz said she won't allow police officers to block or injure demonstrators.
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The specifics of how it moves in this direction may injure publishers who've built up businesses overly reliant on Facebook.
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No one else was on board the plane, Moreno said, and the crash did not injure anyone on the ground.
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I think that's why many people jump in to save animals [and further injure the pets] and get hurt themselves.
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Two other passengers attempted to intervene, leading the suspect to attack and ultimately kill them and injure a third person.
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The panel did not believe there was intent to injure but the action remains a rule violation subject to suspension.
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For example, racist statements are vicious and false, but they do not in themselves injure anyone or violate their rights.
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MEXICO CITY — In the history of modern war, fighters are much more likely to injure their enemies than kill them.
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And all 50 states already have measures in place to discipline those who injure law enforcement officers, according to BuzzFeed.
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Broken or dull tools can injure you and make it nearly impossible to get a good result from your work.
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Running back Leonard Fournette, who appeared to injure an ankle, finished with 22014 yards on 259 carries and no touchdowns.
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And we will gently take the kit and slowly toss it, hoping it didn't hit her and injure her arm.
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"He's not looking to, you know, further injure the Clintons, but he's got the right attitude about America," Priebus continued.
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The "Ashburton space balls," as they became known, damaged crops but did not injure anyone, says the New Zealand Herald.
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"Through incredibly good fortune, his bomb did not seriously injure anyone other than himself," acting US Attorney Joon Kim said.
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But these mutations, which increase the risk of adult-onset breast, ovarian, prostate and other cancers, disproportionately injure Jewish people.
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But this assertion hangs on a thin thread, as the unexploded ordnance and defoliants still injure and kill people today.
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Prosecutors said Ms. Jones attacked Mr. Rodriguez "without provocation," and that she acknowledged using a brick to injure the man.
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N-acetylcysteine, called NAC, binds to the toxins that result from the breakdown of acetaminophen before they injure the liver.
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Nevertheless, several Brewers said afterward that they thought Machado had deliberately attempted to injure Aguilar and they ripped into him.
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For example, those might be times when people are more likely to drink and injure themselves, resulting in severe surgeries.
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Some experts define them as incidents that injure or kill four or more people, while others set a higher threshold.
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But a tranquillized giraffe might injure itself terribly in a fall, and an animal killed with chemicals can't become food.
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The company recommends a tariff-rate quota with exemptions for countries that they claim do not "injure" the domestic market.
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But the Chemical Weapons Convention, the treaty that outlaws such arms, forbids the use of toxins to kill or injure.
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With this arsenal, he was able to kill 59 people and injure hundreds more from 500 yards away within minutes.
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When inadequately controlled, it can injure many critical bodily systems and result in costly, life-disrupting and sometimes fatal consequences.
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"It's a criminal act to set car tires on fire or injure police officers," he told a group of newspapers.
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The mines could kill or injure unsuspecting civilians for decades, as has been the case in Afghanistan, Colombia and Cambodia.
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I feared that an evil thing had attached itself to me, and could injure anyone who got close to me.
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After 12 hours, the leopard was eventually captured, but it managed to injure three people, including the ranger, in the ordeal.
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During rehearsals and the live show I'm having to wear a belly band or girdle to not injure myself any further.
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If there's too little snow, skiing becomes difficult, and the ice can spill and injure cyclists and tear up runners' sleds.
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"I didn't injure myself doing a stunt or anywhere near the set of Shooter," he wrote in a series of tweets.
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Hydrofluoric acid is a highly toxic chemical that can kill or seriously injure at a concentration of 30 parts per million.
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Your arm and leg muscles are temporarily paralyzed during REM sleep, so you can't act out your dreams and injure yourself.
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Kauffman is charged with a single count of interstate transmission of threats to injure another person, the U.S. Justice Department said.
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Did police consider that shooting at Gaines could injure the child, or leave him without a mother if they killed her?
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"You may have heard that e-cigarettes, or 'vapes,' can explode and seriously injure people," the FDA says on its site.
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Without taking a few weeks of active recovery, it's possible to overtrain, burn out, or injure yourself right before a race.
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In all cases, though, a major worry is whether or not you injure yourself on your way down — especially your head.
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Rhode Island Rhode Island's HB 5690 protected drivers who are "exercising due care" and who injure a protester blocking the road.
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Though amateur bouts last only three rounds, a well-placed punch from a hardened heavyweight could seriously injure a young pretender.
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This shows that most rowers do not injure their lower back and that the spine is very tolerant of this activity.
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Ramos is believed to have used a long gun to kill the five people at the Gazette and injure three others.
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Each year, drivers going in reverse kill 200 people and injure 15,000 more, most of them very young or very old.
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Rather than noisy propellers, which can become mired in seagrass and potentially injure wildlife, GRACE moves more naturally through the lake.
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It also probably increases the chance that when bullets fly into a crowd, they might injure a significant number of people.
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And now, having survived a game that's designed to injure the brain, Rolle will train to become an expert on it.
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To be a skater, you must repeatedly attempt an inconceivably difficult task, knowing that you will injure yourself along the way.
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Through FaceTime, I count at least three people nervously hovering around my Human Uber to make sure he doesn't injure himself.
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He appeared to injure his left leg, according to the Equibase chart caller, and was taken off the track by van.
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He developed vascular dementia and was acting erratically last year when he caused Ms. Flores to fall and injure her back.
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"It's a very cowardly crime to injure someone who cannot defend themselves, or speak to clearly say that he was hurt."
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Ahead of opening, the team dreamed up ways in which the art could be destroyed, or how visitors could injure themselves.
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He was charged Friday in US District Court with transmitting interstate communications with the intent to extort and threat to injure.
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If the hit was an attempt to injure Crosby, would I have some ethical responsibility to rethink support for the Capitals?
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These can explode when deployed and send sharp metal fragments flying, which could seriously injure or kill the driver or passengers.
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In fact, the same exact tactic was used to deadly effect in Charlottesville to kill a protestor and injure 19 others.
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In 2005, the Homeland Security Council projectedthat a major attack would kill some 17,500 people and injure tens of thousands more.
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If the International Trade Commission finds the imports injure U.S. producers, the Commerce Department will impose the tariffs for five years.
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Those who kill, catch, keep, injure or trade orangutans can fans up to five years in jail and/or a $7,000 fine.
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Edward Muhammad Johnson, 42, used a weapon to fatally injure Officer Joseph Gomm at the state&aposs prison in Stillwater, authorities said.
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In fact, it might shatter as soon as it's fired — which could injure or kill the shooter or a bystander, he said.
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They also might trip up and injure others on the path by virtue of stopping and causing traffic jams or sudden movements.
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"What if you permanently injure yourself?" the clip reveals Jolé's friends asking her, right after she's seen hitting the floor during practice.
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Rafael Decomas, 20, of Riviera Beach, Florida, has been charged with intimidation, and specifically with a written threat to kill or injure.
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It seemed more likely that I would injure myself or one of my buddies with my M16 than any of the enemy.
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Home security footage captured a woman trying to steal a package, only to slip on the dewy front lawn and injure herself.
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He was arrested in June 2018 and pleaded guilty in April to two counts of transmitting a threat to injure another person.
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According to the group ShechitaUK, stunning can not only injure but even kill an animal before slaughter, deeming it unfit for consumption.
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Islamic State, in the latest edition of its online magazine Rumiyah, suggested that readers use motor vehicles to kill and injure people.
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The Santa Fe student allegedly used a shotgun and a revolver to kill eight students and two teachers and injure 13 others.
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One reason is that, over time, scalding hot beverages may injure cells that line the throat, setting the stage for rare cancers.
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Straily, who is reportedly on the trading block, appeared to injure his groin while fielding a bunt but remained in the game.
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In those few seconds, the shooter was able to murder nine people, injure at least 27, and deeply impact the entire community.
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NOTES: Sixers C Joel Embiid will spend the next few weeks in Qatar rehabbing his twice-injure, twice-surgically repaired right foot.
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He was booked into the Polk County Jail on a $85033,000 bond for one count of written threats to kill or injure.
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When Rakoff asked Sayoc whether he intended the devices to explode, or to kill or injure people, Sayoc said he did not.
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The shooter did not injure his girlfriend, but after the shooting, he walked back to the parking lot and shot himself dead.
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But an Iranian effort to interrupt transit through the Strait of Hormuz would injure its own economy as well as invite retaliation.
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Miyagawa said that, along with other comments his coaches made, made it clear to him that he was to injure the quarterback.
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It may have backfired, as he appeared to injure himself somewhat in recording what eventually became the third out of the inning.
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Guice proceeded to injure his other knee and is now expected to miss a few weeks, and Peterson is suddenly Gruden's starter.
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He was booked into the Walla Walla Juvenile Justice Center for Felony Harassment and Threats to bomb or injure property, police said.
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Such generators emit more than 450 times the carbon monoxide of an idling automobile and kill and seriously injure hundreds every year.
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Mr. Belgacem then drove to a bar in Vitry-sur-Seine, where he fired his gun again but did not injure anyone.
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"Start small, it&aposll be easier to maintain the routine and there&aposs a much smaller chance you&aposll injure yourself."3.
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When you talk to Injure Rogers, [who founded the Vagine Regime], it started out as a lesbian safe space in roller derby.
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The Conservation Letters paper estimates the increased cougar horde would only injure around five people a year, and maybe cause one death.
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Armed with multiple knives, the 22-year-old former employee at the facility proceeded to kill 220 patients and injure another 226.
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Armed with multiple knives, the 26-year-old former employee at the facility proceeded to kill 19 patients and injure another 26.
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It may indeed injure them in fame or in fortune; but it saves the republic, which is the first and supreme law.
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It also earned the suspect behind the Brian Kil character two additional charges: threats to use an explosive device and threats to injure.
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"Whitewashing such barbarity will of course injure and wound the conscience of all humanity," he said in translated comments to lawmakers in Ankara.
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In addition to being less common, assaults with guns and knives are less likely to injure police officers than assaults with other weapons.
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Road crashes kill more than 1.25 million people and injure as many as 50 million people a year globally, the United Nations said.
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Heavy items could fall and injure someone, a fire could start suddenly, and kids' disappearances often lead their parents to report them missing.
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Other times, you'll need to injure a towering beast's leg so they'll kneel down, giving you the chance to grab its furry hide.
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His outline was simple: A robot may not injure a human being, or through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm.
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He was arrested there earlier Thursday and was charged with using interstate and foreign commerce to transmit a threat to injure another person.
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The virus can profoundly injure developing fetuses, leading to a range of birth defects including irreparable brain damage, hearing loss and eye defects.
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He was charged with first and second degree murder, first and second degree assault, and carrying a dangerous weapon with intent to injure.
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Canal officials called the Xin Fei Zhou's incident "minor," saying it did not significantly damage the vessel, disrupt canal traffic or injure anyone.
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As a result, both parties have circumscribed the amendatory process lest members be subjected to recorded votes designed to injure rather than improve.
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He'd tell me not to go to the gym when I had a cold because he worried I'd injure my heart from overexertion.
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After the match, Brie tweeted out to Liv that she didn't intend to injure her -- and said her thoughts were with the wrestler.
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With the knowledge that our brain doesn't stop developing until our mid-twenties, the last thing you want to do is injure it.
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"They didn't come to injure us," said a former college student who goes by the name "La China" and now lives in hiding.
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In the days after Charlottesville, five men in Barcelona used a van and knives to kill 14 and injure scores of innocent people.
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Leading scorer Mac McClung was limited to two points in eight minutes before appearing to injure his foot late in the first half.
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Officers seriously injure anyone they label as "rioters" and arrest them for decades-long sentences — a residual statute from the British colonial era.
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Maryann Gray, an administrator at U.C.L.A., estimates that every year, a million people in the United States accidentally kill or seriously injure another.
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Until recently, scientists and clinicians had believed that people could do little to strengthen their spinal discs, although they obviously could injure them.
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Estonia's Magnus Kirt was second with 86.21 although he retired from the competition after appearing to injure his shoulder with his fifth throw.
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I never once tried to injure the guy across from me … but wanted to send him to the bench — and there's a difference.
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In the second case, Ms. Lecron was charged with one count of transporting explosives with the intent to injure people or damage property.
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In the past, the Patriots were caught spying on other teams; the Saints were punished for deliberately trying to injure opposing teams' players.
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Traini also fired shots at the offices of the ruling center-left Democratic Party (PD) in Macerata, but did not injure anyone there.
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While not a formal party to the suit, the IA will have the opportunity to demonstrate how the order might injure its member companies.
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Even a 20-meter-across rock, like the one that exploded over Chelyabinsk in 2013, could damage a city and injure hundreds of people.
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Riding Drogon, Dany leads the Dothraki to destroy the Lannister army caravan, but Bronn manages to use a giant crossbow to injure the dragon.
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The bad news is Ariana Grande's Carpool Karaoke never does answer the question of how exactly Grande managed to injure her hand during filming.
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This is a smart approach because it ensures you won't injure yourself by going too hard too fast, and also keeps your spirits up.
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Image: GoogleIt's a sobering thought that distracted driving is estimated to kill 8 people and injure over 1,000 every day in the United States.
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Road crashes kill more than 1.25 million people and injure as many as 50 million people a year globally, according to the world body.
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Package explosions in Austin kill two people and seriously injure another; at least 50 people are dead after a plane crash in Kathmandu, Nepal.
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Once hacked, devices could be made to play "dangerous" sounds, such as sounds at high or low frequencies that could deafen, disorient, or injure.
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When that information came to light, Gore was already serving a 40-year prison sentence for burglary, kidnapping, and shooting with intent to injure.
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Instead, hours after an Uzbek citizen allegedly used a truck to murder and injure pedestrians, there was sniping between President Trump and Chuck Schumer.
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In a tweet confirmed by the family's spokeswoman, Pistorius' brother Carl also said reports the athlete had tried to injure himself were "completely untrue".
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London Bridge (June 3): Three attackers kill 7 and injure 48 after striking pedestrians on the bridge and stabbing people in a market nearby.
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Except now, I guess, I feel less likely to injure myself and more likely to solve problems in the city and in the woods.
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Manager Bryan Price said Phillips appeared to injure the hand while swinging and missing at a Matt Bowman pitch in the seventh Tuesday night.
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Many patients do not realize they can often injure the ear canal, push earwax further in (impaction), or even burst their eardrum, he said.
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"If I go on tonight and injure my vocal cords anymore I could potentially have to cancel the rest of my tour," she continued.
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According to Health Canada, HP Canada has only received one report in which affected laptop battery caught on fire, but it didn't injure anyone.
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But the NMFS authorizations are a necessary precursor to seismic testing, allowing activities that conservation groups say could injure animals in the long term.
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Trans Mountain has galvanized climate activists and indigenous leaders, who argue that the pipeline will pollute drinking water, injure wildlife, and displace native peoples.
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"I thought of taking off my glasses and throwing them away so that the splinters from them might not injure my eyes," he writes.
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Brandon James Ziobrowski is charged with using interstate and foreign commerce to transmit a threat to injure another person, US Attorney Andrew Lelling said.
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Birds show a lot of distress under those conditions, tending to injure themselves, lose their feathers, and end up covered with cuts and bruises.
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It does hurt to hear those things even if they aren't intended to injure me because they strike upon my biggest insecurity: my size.
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A radiologist who misreads a scan may harm one patient, but a flawed A.I. system in widespread use could injure many, Dr. Topol warned.
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According to a study by Barbara Stanley, a professor of medical psychology at Columbia University, people who self-injure have fewer naturally produced opioids.
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The powerful chemicals, he says, were intentionally set out to injure or kill someone, and the renewed push for clues has bolstered the family.
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They were worried that if they didn&apost remove the parasitic twin inside Itzmara, the mass could grow and injure the baby&aposs organs.
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So, words can debilitate, violate, injure; they can hit with the force of a stick or a stone and leave marks on the body.
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"This a vicious crime, it's designed to injure, and possibly worse, members of the population at large," he said in remarks quoted by ABC.
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Even if the witness believed Mr. Stone would personally never injure him, he feared that he could inspire others to do so, they said.
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Villanova got within 52-48 after Gillespie hit a layup with 7:19 to go, but the junior guard appeared to injure his leg.
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Mayor Pete Buttigieg has shown he's able to seriously injure Senator Elizabeth Warren in particular, but it doesn't seem natural or comfortable for him.
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Burfict himself reportedly broke down the play in question, explaining why the hit happened and emphasizing that he was not trying to injure Doyle.
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My pasta is perfect and C. is impressed because the thing I'm usually known for in the kitchen is somehow managing to injure myself.
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Murray appeared to injure his hip with 286:23 left in the first quarter, and he didn't return for the remainder of the game.
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The city's demand for payment is meant to "harass and irreparably injure Mr. Smollett," his attorneys said in a letter to the city Thursday.
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Frisiello was arrested Thursday morning and is facing 5 counts of mailing a threat to injure, and 5 counts of false information and hoaxes.
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Employees "were working somewhere close to the vat" when the fire started, "but far enough away that the initial explosion didn't injure anyone," Murphy said.
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He actually forced Wesley to pick between him and his cousin Emmett before the blast, encouraging Wesley to injure his family member in a game.
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Tarasenko, who has three goals and seven assists in 10 games, appeared to injure his left shoulder as he tried to fend off a check.
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"Our nonprofit organization has zero tolerance for any action intended to harm or injure our staff, volunteers, or patrons," a press release from Cinefamily said.
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Tarasenko, who has three goals and seven assists in 20 games, appeared to injure his left shoulder as he tried to fend off a check.
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Policemen who kill or injure suspects are meant to report themselves to IPOA, but because there is no punishment if they do not, few bother.
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The largest portion of traffic collisions that kill or seriously injure people walking or biking on LA's streets are from left turns—about 12 percent.
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"We can no longer allow those who injure and kill Americans to hide behind legal loopholes, denying justice to the victims of terrorism," Goodlatte said.
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For the majority of the first season she withheld the fact that she slept with Boo's boyfriend, prompting her friend to injure and kill herself.
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Mazda is recalling more than 759,000 cars and SUVs in the U.S. and Canada because the rear hatches can fall on people and injure them.
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Astronauts can injure themselves while performing tasks or suffer excessive radiation exposure, especially while donning space suits and working outside a vehicle or space station.
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Matthew Dellevadova, whose only skill is his ability to injure other players, is going to make $9.5 million a year playing for the Milwaukee Bucks.
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The nurse kindly informs her that she can't injure her "front arm" and that sand lice aren't a thing, so she asks for an excuse.
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Oftentimes, an opioid prescription will start when something sudden happens: someone throws their back out moving furniture, for example, or they injure themselves playing sports.
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On a high velocity ride like Splash mountain, they note, a flag flying out of someone's hands could injure or cause danger to other guests.
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But for a young writer to side against other women, to insult them and their allies in language designed to injure, is difficult to swallow.
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Oceana says seismic testing creates loud noises that can be heard for thousands of miles, which can injure marine mammals such as whales and dolphins.
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Certainly training for such a kick heavy gameplan could have seen Holzken injure himself and then continue to aggravate it by kicking with that foot.
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But he knows Green by now — all the drama, all the intrigue, all the extracurricular activities that fuel teammates, irritate opponents and occasionally injure referees.
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"Through incredibly good fortune, his bomb did not seriously injure anyone other than himself," acting US Attorney Joon Kim said after a January court appearance.
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It peaked with Micheal Haley's intent to injure match penalty for punching Calle Jarnkrok at 12:56 of the third period after Jarnkrok boarded him.
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That's because shockwaves can shatter windows up to 10 miles from an explosion, resulting in flying glass that could injure people who are too close.
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"Highly unstable and crude," an "act of madness" intended to kill and injure is how the assistant chief constable described the bomb the following day.
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"Through incredibly good fortune, his bomb did not seriously injure anyone other than himself," acting US Attorney for the Southern District Joon Kim said Tuesday.
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His security clearance was revoked in 2012 after he allegedly espoused "pro-ISIS views" at work and threatened to injure or kill fellow military officers.
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The earthquake didn't injure any workers, Woodruff said, adding that the Salt Lake Temple has been closed to the public while undergoing a seismic upgrade.
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Art dealers and gallerists, who have long opposed the measure, believe that the new guidelines will injure the art market and their own business operations.
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Those complaints could be used as grounds for an FTC lawsuit against a platform like Facebook, if the platform's behavior was found to injure consumers.
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Tang Ping-keung, a deputy police commissioner, said at the same news conference that the force believed the device was intended to injure police officers.
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It was a cold and windy day at Citi Field, and deGrom figured it would be best not to push it and injure himself further.
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Sheriff Scott Israel ripped Peterson for failing to confront the assailant who used an AR-22019 to kill 17 people and injure dozens of others.
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"The intention of the Chilean security forces is clear: to injure demonstrators in order to discourage protest," said Amnesty International Americas Director Erika Guevara-Rosas.
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But unlike a coal shovel, the Zipfy weighs just 3.5 pounds and has no sharp edges that could injure the limbs of young snow enthusiasts.
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Some bricks made with the new materials have broken, leaving sharp edges that could injure a child, or have popped out with ugly, muddied colors.
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Lauri Markkanen added 22 points before appearing to injure his ankle following a collision with Marcus Smart with 224:303 remaining in the fourth quarter.
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And last year a commercial drone crashed at the Louis Armstrong Stadium during the U.S. Open tennis tournament, causing debris to hit and injure a toddler.
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Mark, just remember the three laws of Robotics:A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm.
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While Bison look harmless, Reid adds that they "injure more visitors to Yellowstone than any other animal," adding that they can run up to 40 mph.
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McQuilliams failed to injure anybody during his rampage, but police said when they searched his home, they discovered a map with 53 targets, including two churches.
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You might find that you feel less alert or your muscles fatigue faster during your second workout, which cause you to slip up and injure yourself.
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"His testimony was that he only struck her a couple of times and not hard enough to kill her or to seriously injure her," Beauvais says.
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The officers believed Finicum "planned to crash through or otherwise evade the roadblock" and could injure or kill law enforcement officers at the scene, Norris said.
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C Tyler Toffoli appeared to injure his right wrist in the first period Thursday when he was slammed into the boards by Toronto D Roman Polak.
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Unlike the tribal regions of Waziristan, which provide isolated targets, Quetta is a densely populated city in which a drone attack would injure many innocent people.
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This was when a lone shooter in Las Vegas used them to kill 58 individuals and injure 851 — horrific numbers made possible by the accessory's lethality.
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He doesn't care that subsidizing coal will injure the health of countless Americans and raise prices on the very consumers and taxpayers he claims to represent.
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Cordray also points out that Congress banned the arbitration clauses from mortgages and did not injure that market, casting doubt on Noreika's safety and soundness concerns.
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That's because shockwaves can shatter windows up to 10 miles away from an explosion, resulting in flying glass that could injure people who are too close.
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Former classmates say the suspected Dayton, Ohio, mass shooting gunman kept a "hit list" during high school of fellow students he wanted to kill or injure.
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As a result, the excess blood flow can injure the single new lung soon after surgery, undoing some of the benefits of the single-lung transplant.
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Currently, the Federal Aviation Administration rules that civilian drones can't be flown over people, lest they fall out of the sky and injure unsuspecting people below.
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Also, there is an unintended consequence of arming teachers: more gun violence — as when teachers mishandle their guns and accidentally injure innocent kids in the classroom.
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CanniMed alleges that Aurora, several shareholders, one current and one former board member participated in a "civil conspiracy" intended to injure the economic interests of CanniMed.
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"I want him to atone about what he's done, and rehabilitate," said Okuno, who believes Nihon's coaches had planned to injure his son from the start.
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Normally, it would be inadvisable to breathe in Moon dust, given that it is packed with spiky particles that can injure or kill people if inhaled.
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It suggests that Stone may not have truly threatened to injure his associate Randy Credico, even though a jury had found him guilty of intimidating him.
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Iran on Wednesday claimed responsibility for missile strikes that did not kill or injure anyone at two Iraqi bases that house U.S. personnel and coalition forces.
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And if, in fact, you do not tell the truth, and those falsehoods were designed to injure or harm a business, there's a consequence for that.
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On the one hand, he did injure his back in a car accident in August, which led him to get surgery on his spine last month.
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The suspect had planned to detonate the device at an unspecified location in Germany to kill and injure a maximum number of people, the statement said.
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The officer, Ryan Nash, shot and injured the terrorist, who had used a rented truck to kill eight people and injure 12 others in Lower Manhattan.
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Islamic State Chemical Weapons Attack Said to Injure 22016 and Kill 3-Year-Old Girl in Iraq Chemical warfare has made an ugly return to Iraq.
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This comes in response to findings that the top component of the wands can detach and expose an 8 inch metal rod that could injure young children.
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The authors wrote: Overall, the study found that most people don't get hurt from pube maintenance, but the ones who do tend to be repeat injure-ers.
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The 55-year-old actor appeared to injure himself while filming a scene for Mission: Impossible 6 in London on Sunday where he jumps between two buildings.
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But in the next 25 minutes — and in the midst of a chaotic gunfight — the shooter would still manage to kill 10 people and injure 13 more.
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Mr Trump's lawyers insist that if such assurances were to suffice, "the government, which has a paramount interest in safeguarding national security" would be "irreparably injure[d]".
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The violent tackle with intent to injure — against the rules wherever the game is played — has shocked many Japanese and raised questions about the game&aposs future.
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Yet all the while shirking narrative cohesion, "I, Tonya" still seeks to convince us that Ms Harding was largely ignorant of the plan to injure Ms Kerrigan.
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According to the paper published today in the journal PLOS One:Chemotherapy or radiation therapy for malignant cancers often injure the spermatogenesis [sperm making process] of young patients.
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At the same time, city after city has deemed their use on sidewalks illegal out of fear that fast-moving riders will collide with and injure pedestrians.
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Manager Bryan Price said Phillips appeared to injure the hand while swinging and missing at a Matt Bowman pitch in his at-bat earlier in the inning.
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Frankly, we'd like a doctor to go check on all of this man's friends, to be sure that they didn't injure themselves shaking their heads too hard.
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Tennessee Tennessee's SB 944 and HB 668 would protect drivers from being held liable if they injure a protester who is blocking traffic in a public roadway.
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Terminator-like robots with rigid parts could injure someone — even an egg-shaped mall security-bot in Palo Alto reportedly injured a little boy it ran down.
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For the nation's elite marine forces, the discrepancy is even more pronounced: The data they provide says they kill roughly 20093 combatants for each one they injure.
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Police say the 85033-year-old accused in the Parkland shooting legally purchased the AR-15 rifle he used to kill 17 people and injure 14 others.
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Keith received a five-minute major and match penalty for intent to injure during the game when he hit Coyle with a high stick in the face.
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It has not been clear if there is a safe upper limit to exercise beyond which you can irreparably injure your body, and in particular your heart.
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Consider crating your pets or securing them in a room away from the front door to limit the risk they could injure themselves or a costumed visitor.
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An AR-22019 is the weapon police say was used to kill 17 people and injure 14 others in the school shooting at a Florida high school.
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Between a fifth and a third of all competing soccer players, snowboarders, skiers, and hockey players (both field and ice) will injure their knees during each Olympics.
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Check out more videos from VICE: The idea that a gunman was able to come into a gay club and injure others was very deep for us.
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His foot had been looking fully functional at Surf Ranch, but he wasn't going for big airs, which are an excellent way to re-injure a foot.
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Then came another crisis for the franchise: Bountygate, a scheme in which players were given cash payments to injure opposing players, forcing them out of the game.
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If we insist that all men have the potential in their sexuality for brutality, the result will gravely injure the nature of relationships between men and women.
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New research suggests the coronavirus can even injure healthy coronavirus patients' heart muscles or cause partial heart failure, including among people who do not present respiratory symptoms.
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"#Patriots WR Julian Edelman left last night's preseason game earlier than planned, but my understanding is he did not re-injure his thumb," Rapoport posted on Twitter.
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Wildlife workers must immobilize the animal, ensure it is calm in the crate so it doesn't injure itself and then safely reverse the immobilization after the transport.
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Earlier this year, the U.S. International Trade Commission made a preliminary finding that Canadian imports injure the American industry and will make a final determination this month.
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A lot of people think the big danger is being burned alive, but you've got to be very careful that you don't injure yourself because of exhaustion.
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Block grants would injure the vulnerable in all states, but particularly states, including my New Hampshire, where the federal participation in Medicaid spending is only 50 percent.
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In 2014, Todd Kemp was injured after heaps of Twinkie mix spilled on the factory floor, causing him to slip and injure his shoulder, back and knee.
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The elite marine forces, for instance, kill 30 people for every person they injure, a ratio that experts say points to a high likelihood of extrajudicial killings.
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Such deeply abhorrent actions, if proven true, injure the many thousands of incredible students who strive and thrive in the face of their genuine need for accommodations.
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New Mexico's governor is pushing for legislation that would essentially shield cops from getting sued when they injure or kill civilians, if they are following department protocol.
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"Industrial chemicals that injure the developing brain" have been linked to conditions like autism and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, noted The Lancet Neurology, a peer-reviewed medical journal.
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When babies injure their heads from a fall, they most often fracture their skull or damage their soft tissue, according to a study from the University of Pennsylvania.
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You only need to ask Mauricio Rua or Dominick Cruz how easy it is to re-injure a recently repaired ligament when you get back to training too.
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Under pressure — either from the carbonation process or shaking then opening while it's full of fizzy water — the bottles could potentially explode and injure users with broken plastic.
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Numerous lithium-ion batteries are used on board the International Space Station and crafted in such a way that any unexpected explosions won't injure astronauts or compromise safety.
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Researchers have uncovered some important clues about how those pathogens injure fetuses — findings that are now helping to guide research into the potential link between Zika and microcephaly.
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At a Tuesday news conference, Miyagawa, 20, explained that his coaches made it clear that they wanted him to injure the opposing quarterback, the New York Times reported.
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Tonya's (now ex) husband hired a man to injure Kerrigan's right knee, bashing it with a baton after one of the final practices before the U.S. Women's Championships.
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The lawsuit filed Wednesday says rescinding DACA will injure state-run colleges and universities, upset workplaces and damage companies and economies that include immigrants covered under the program.
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One of them, Micah McGuire, pleaded guilty in November to conspiracy to impede or injure a federal officer, and faces up to six years in prison when sentenced.
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Siri can tell you where to get groceries, what hospitals are nearby you injure yourself, and even call the police for you in the case of an emergency.
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Federal prosecutors in Boston on Thursday said 33-year-old Brandon Ziobrowski is charged with using interstate and foreign commerce to transmit a threat to injure another person.
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The Department of Justice said it had charged Brandon Ziobrowski, 33, with one count of using interstate and foreign commerce to transmit a threat to injure another person.
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C.] and that this motivated him to make the False Statement, knowing and intending the False Statement's publication in the Podcast would injure, embarrass and otherwise harm [J.
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Almost half of Britain's exports by value go to the rest of the EU; any curbs on that trade could seriously injure an economy already tumbling towards recession.
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"I've seen it hundreds of times, guys banging their head on the cellblock wall or the door or just thrashing around to injure themselves," one cop told me.
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Guns in the home are also more likely to be involved in an unintentional shooting, assault or suicide attempt than used to injure or kill in self-defense.
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Jonabell uses centaur fencing, a type of flexible fencing made of polymer that's meant to be safer for horses, who can injure themselves on traditional wooden rail fences.
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They had been discussing the Saturday shooting in Texas where authorities say a gunman used an AR-15-style weapon to kill seven people and injure 25 others.
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And many outside scientists and environmentalists share the concerns, warning that plans for seismic testing and eventual drilling could harass, injure or kill polar bears and other wildlife.
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Some scientists consider them and other squishy creatures similar to living works of art, and they don't want to kill or injure these masterpieces they're trying to understand.
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First off ... yeah, Gregg Williams is the same guy from the 2012 "Bountygate" scandal, where New Orleans Saints players had cash incentives to injure players on opposing teams.
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It amazes me how despite how far humans have evolved within the last millennia, men still injure each other in front of thousands as a form of entertainment.
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I know well that the very real obstacles to removal injure the psyche of those worn thin by the relentless onslaught of awfulness erupting from this White House.
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In the past year, people inspired by Islamist militants have used vehicles to kill or injure civilians in Ohio, the French city of Nice, Berlin, London and Stockholm.
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With any kind of exercise, there's always a risk that you can seriously injure yourself, so I wouldn't rely on Spotter mode to save you over your intuition.
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Williams was suspended for the 21 season because of his role in the New Orleans Saints' bounty scandal, in which defensive players were paid to injure their opponents.
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The teen was booked without incident into the Walla Walla Juvenile Justice Center on charges of felony harassment and threats to bomb or injure property, according to police.
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Environmentalists argued Friday that the plan would threaten species important to the ecosystem, injure Australia's reputation as a global conservation leader and come at the cost of tourism.
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They are also more likely to fall and injure themselves, which is why children are often prohibited from using amenities like gyms, hot tubs, pools and rooftop decks.
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Smith held on to the ball for an out Thursday against the Texas Rangers despite the fierce collision in which he appeared to injure his jaw and shoulder.
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G Ben Bishop, a Vezina Trophy finalist, appeared to injure his right leg 12:25 into Game 1 of the Eastern Conference finals Friday night and left the game.
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These can directly injure the delicate hearing that marine animals like whales and dolphins use to navigate, or panic them into surfacing too quickly or swimming into the shallows.
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Brandon Ziobrowski, 33, of Cambridge, was charged with one count of use of interstate and foreign commerce to transmit a threat to injure another person, according to court documents.
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A single 150-kiloton weapon detonated over Pearl Harbor on the main island of Oahu could kill 18,000 people and injure 50,000 to 120,000 others, according to the agency.
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"(Foster) did not strike her, injure her or threaten her," said Rickard, who added that Foster tried to end his relationship with Ennis after he learned of the fight.
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It was a move intended to "dramatically reduce the incentive for anyone in Russia hoping to influence this proceeding to threaten or injure him or his family," prosecutors wrote.
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We have a quickstep this week and Ryan did injure his ankle a little when the protester got tackled, so we'll have to see how our first rehearsal goes.
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"It didn't matter that the stated reason for the ban was that the product caused hallucinations, and caused people to jump out of windows and injure themselves," Milot says.
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Pittsburgh filed a formal complaint to the league after its first game against Miami, alleging that Ndamukong Suh tried to injure Ben Roethlisberger by kicking him in the knee.
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A four-month Kaiser Health News investigation has uncovered dozens of cases across the US. in which people with dementia used guns to kill or injure themselves or others.
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Airdrops are a risky and desperate move — costly, hard to deliver accurately and, if poorly targeted, a threat to kill or injure the people they are supposed to help.
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The Department of Justice (DOJ) announced that Daniel Frisiello, 25, pleaded guilty to 13 counts of mailing a threat to injure, and six counts of false information and hoaxes.
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While exposure to high-powered inaudible frequencies can injure humans, experts remain speculative over claims that a device was used to deliver infrasound or ultrasound in the Cuba attacks.
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Wiping too much or too hard can injure your buttholeAnyone can get anal fissures, but Goldstein said it's often college-aged kids who are most susceptible to the tears.
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The FBI and U.S. attorneys in Washington and Nashville said in the release that Cooper appeared in court Wednesday on a charge of unlawfully transmitting a threat to injure.
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In addition to using weapons of mass destruction, the charges include mailing explosives with an intent to kill or injure people or property, and conveying threats through interstate commerce.
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A four-month Kaiser Health News investigation has uncovered dozens of cases across the U.S. in which people with dementia used guns to kill or injure themselves or others.
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After losing the first set, Glushko was up by 103-0 in the second set when she seemed to seriously injure her left knee when rushing into the net.
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Aside from the hazards the trucks posed, sanitation workers had to handle materials like tree limbs, broken glass and biological waste that could infect, poison or otherwise injure them.
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Janus is largely being discussed as a case that is likely to defund and disrupt labor unions, but the case cannot simply injure unions and leave everything else intact.
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January 6, 2017, Esteban Santiago-Ruiz used a Walther PPS 9mm semi-automatic pistol to gun down five individuals and injure six others at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport.
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Again, it's the ready access to guns that can kill 9 people and injure 27 more even when it takes police less than a minute to stop the attack.
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The top seed admitted he was lucky he did not injure a linesman after he slammed his racket to the ground and it went flying into the baseline hoardings.
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In August alone, a shooter in El Paso used an AK-2900 style assault weapon to murder 220006 human beings and injure 2202 more in less than six minutes.
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They also say they intend to update laws on property to include virtual possessions, and to protect good Samaritans from punishment if they accidentally injure someone they are helping.
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"Divorce" is full of these moments: in one such scene, Frances admits to Robert that she wanted to injure him savagely after he threw her laptop out the window.
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Authors point out that today's cellphones can be of "substantial size and weight" and can easily injure a small children who are "unintentionally struck by or against" the phone.
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The rationale behind commerce's decision is simple: Imports of common alloy sheet from China at reduced price may materially injure, or threaten material injury to, the domestic aluminum industry.
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Nor had he heard about a serious injury caused by the sauna-like conditions that can result from a broken valve, though spewing steam could injure someone in proximity.
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Here's the deal ... cops in Fontana, CA were involved in a vehicular pursuit of a 31-year-old man suspected of stalking and attempting to injure his estranged wife.
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Serena Williams is out: Williams was one point from victory today when she appeared to injure herself, eventually losing to seventh-seeded Karolina Pliskova in the Australian Open quarterfinals.
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"Thankfully, the attackers failed to kill or injure any members the local community out socializing and enjoying the best of what the city has to offer," Mr. Hamilton said.
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Under the law, intentional efforts to injure someone "because of the actual or perceived status of the person as a law enforcement officer" would be considered a federal crime.
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People with RBD act out their dreams, sometimes moving violently in their sleep, to the extent that they can even injure themselves, but with often no recollection of their actions.
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Levandowski, who was acting as the safety driver, swerved hard to avoid colliding with the Camry, causing Taylor to injure his spine so severely that he eventually required multiple surgeries.
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In response, the government softened its stance, issuing regulations that directed cutting should be done only by medical professionals in a noninvasive way that does not injure girls and women.
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"If they are not installed properly, it could fall and injure or even kill a child," the AQSIQ said, according to a CNBC translation of a statement on its website.
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After being detained, the man was taken to a local police station where he was charged with offenses including administering poison that is intended to injure, cause distress or pain.
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The problem is that those bombs can kill and injure civilians who are nearby — especially if the US-led coalition doesn't take proper measures to verify targets and their surroundings.
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In a separate incident in the village of Mesker-Yurt, a young man carrying a rucksack blew himself up at a police post, but did not injure anyone, investigators said.
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While the people retain their virtue, and vigilance, no administration, by any extreme of wickedness or folly, can very seriously injure the government, in the short space of four years.
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Simmonds, Philadelphia's hottest player entering Saturday with six goals and eight points over the last four games, received a five-minute match penalty and was ejected for intent to injure.
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Oakland Raiders stud lineman Donald Penn says allegations that the offensive line plotted to injure QB Derek Carr over his stance on taking a knee are total and utter bullcrap.
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None of that stopped some conservatives from concluding that Hodgkinson was aiming to injure Republicans specifically, and that he was driven by a liberal culture that glorifies violence against GOPers.
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Because apparently the terminal velocity of a cheese (or at least its "terminal hill-rolling speed") is enough to seriously injure any bystander unlucky enough to get clocked by it.
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A bill introduced in Tennessee would immunize drivers who injure a person who is participating in a protest or demonstration and is blocking traffic in a public right of way.
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CNN reported that he was charged on Friday in U.S. District Court with "transmitting interstate communications with the intent to extort and threat to injure," and released on $10,000 bond.
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Last week, an 18-year-old Ohio State student used his car and a butcher knife to injure 13 people before he was fatally shot by a campus police officer.
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The shooter used an AR-15-style pistol outfitted with the pistol brace to kill nine people and injure 27, ultimately firing at least 41 shots in roughly 30 seconds.
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That type of quake along the San Andreas Fault in Southern California could kill an estimated 1,800 people, the study said, injure 53,000 and result in $214 billion in damage.
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But he disagreed with Commissioner Gary Bettman's conclusion that there was sufficient evidence to show Wideman deliberately wanted to injure Don Henderson during a game against Nashville on Jan. 27.
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While serial rapists were more likely than one-time rapists to kidnap and verbally and physically threaten victims, they were less likely to restrain or injure victims during their attacks.
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"I'm not sure why this man chose my movie to end those two lives and injure nine others, but it was very personal for me," Schumer said at the time.
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Defense lawyers for the four other defendants said in their closing arguments that the order from Mr. Suero had only been to injure a Sunset member, not to kill someone.
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The agency has focused its efforts on so-called bad actors that have harmed patients or were found to be performing risky procedures that were quite likely to injure someone.
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Africa Command officials offered no other details except to say it did not kill or injure any civilians, suggesting the militants were in a camp or massing for an attack.
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Wordplay SUNDAY PUZZLE — It doesn't happen often, but sometimes the stars align in my job and I am able to metaphorically and completely accidentally injure two birds with one stone.
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Nixon appeared to injure his left foot after backing into a table following a missed 3-point attempt with 4:53 to go, and he had to come out briefly.
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"A Colorado Avalanche Information Center spokesperson told the Sheriff's Office that they classified the slide as 'destructive and large enough to bury, injure or kill a person,'" the release said.
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Quincy McKnight paced the Pirates (16-5, 8-1) with 51.73 points before leaving the game with 5:38 left after appearing to injure his back following a hard fall.
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Neuroscientists have suggested that rational planning is maintained because "the hater may want to exercise judgment in calculating moves to harm, injure or otherwise extract revenge" — hardly an encouraging conclusion.
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Robots are able to exert forces that could seriously injure a human being, so employers need to ensure they are aware of their surroundings and able to navigate around people.
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The next tier would be commercial systems—if a company's website goes offline, it's not going to cause famine, or injure or kill someone, but it could be very detrimental.
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The outlet reports that a majority of the jurors believed that Suk, 31, was not intentionally trying to injure the player with the call, which is commonly used in baseball.
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They were also charged with stalking, use of a dangerous weapon with intent to injure, false imprisonment and one count each of causing ingestion of a bodily fluid, officials said.
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"Whales can become agitated when stressed and can injure or even kill a human with a small flick of a whale fin or tail," the department warned on its website.
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Skinner appeared to injure his right shoulder when he was involved in a collision with Boston's David Pastrnak in the third period of Friday's 210-230 loss to the Bruins.
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Brennan called on Congress last week to ban assault rifles after an AR-15 was used at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School to kill 17 people and injure dozens more.
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Additionally, patients who still have the ability to move—and at times grow restless—may need more attention to make sure they don't pull out their tubes or injure themselves.
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Henry hippo is currently tipping the scales at right around 3400lbs (literally 10 times Fiona's size) and it would be extremely easy for Henry to injure Fiona if he wanted to.
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They thought there were times agencies took actions that were unlawful or unwise," Larkin told me, "and they wanted to be able to act before those actions started to injure people.
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Children can injure themselves when the packets break and the contents squirt into one or both eyes, or when the contents leak onto the children's hands and they rub their eyes.
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Now, the glaring problem with this prospective booking is that it's possible that Lineker and Mayday—both wickedly powerful punchers—will injure the shit out of each other on fight night.
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That's how long it took for 64-year-old Stephen Paddock to kill 323 people, injure 489 others, and turn the final night of a country music festival into a massacre.
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Just this week, his nephew, Ali, saw a militant emerge from under a house and try to injure some civilians before he was caught and handed over to the Federal Police.
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The bump stock ban originally came up in response to the Las Vegas shooting last year, in which a shooter used the devices to kill 2130 others and injure hundreds more.
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Click here to view original GIF GIF Source: YouTubeIt's Fourth of July weekend and what could be more American than manufacturing a faulty product that could injure you while you're drunk.
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The bump stock ban originally came up in response to the Las Vegas shooting last year, in which a shooter used the devices to kill 2130 people and injure hundreds more.
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"Cognitive decline is why [many] older dogs are euthanized, because they forget to go outside to go to the bathroom or they walk into the door and injure themselves," Ward said.
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If the Cascadia were to experience a large-magnitude earthquake, the temblor and resulting tsunami could kill more than 21700,000 people and injure more than 26,000, according to one FEMA model.
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"We oppose this legislation which would only further injure women, families, and communities damaged by abortion," said Marjorie Dannenfelser, president of the Susan B. Anthony List, in a statement to Vox.
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He was making little dolls, but they were like voodoo dolls of people, and he would stick needles in them hoping to injure the live person the doll was fashioned after.
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" And I felt sorry for her as I explained, "I have a degenerative connective tissue disorder that, among other things, means I injure and dislocate easily, and my mobility is compromised.
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Even the government estimates that seismic airgun blasting in the Atlantic could injure as many as 138,000 marine mammals like whales and dolphins, while disturbing the vital activities of millions more.
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A Texas woman was charged in a Texas district court this week on six counts, including transportation of explosives with the intent to kill and injure, after mailing explosives to politicians.
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The newspaper reported that national security adviser John Bolton asked the Pentagon for military options in the aftermath of the mortar strikes, which did not hit the embassy or injure anyone.
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This dark comedy mockumentary follows the infamous scandal in which Tonya Harding's ex-husband hired a goon to attack and injure rival ice skater Nancy Kerrigan prior to the 1994 Olympics.
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Mr. Boulware, who blamed the police after he lost full custody of his son after his arrest in 2013, fired nearly 200 rounds but did not kill or injure any officers.
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A Washington state man has been charged with threats to bomb or injure property after allegedly posting plans for an anti-Semitic mass murder online, The Daily Herald of Everett, Wash.
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As temperatures rise, the habitats of some of these creatures will get larger as they will be able to survive in more places, meaning they are able to injure more people.
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Trilobites In honor of Halloween, let's take a moment to appreciate fangs — and other sharp, pointed weapons animals use to capture, bite, hold, injure and paralyze their dinner guests and rivals.
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And we will very gently take that kit and we will slowly toss it, hoping it doesn't hit her and injure her arm even though it only weighs probably two ounces.
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CLINTON: Well, I was upset because, unfortunately, dozens of toddlers injure themselves, even kill people with guns, because, unfortunately, not everyone who has loaded guns in their homes takes appropriate precautions.
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Daniel McMahon, 31, was charged with willful interference with a candidate for elective office, bias-motivated interference with a candidate for elective office, threats to injure in interstate commerce, and cyberstalking.
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C'est faire injure aux électeurs d'imaginer que leurs frustrations économiques et sociales les rendent incapables de voir les avantages d'un système juridique qui défend leurs libertés et fait avancer la démocratie.
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Alternatively, attempting to induce a premature live birth that is not medically necessary, should a woman request this, would likely injure a viable fetus and endanger its postnatal health and life.
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Knowing what a relatively soft, message-delivery punch feels like, the thought of someone trying to seriously injure me actually sounds a little scarier than it did before I investigated this.
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Lee Crousillat, who lives in Queens, said he worried that pulling the emergency brake could cause a derailment or that a falling passenger could injure his 3-year-old son, Lucien.
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But some experts worry that strenuous exercise, such as intensive running, cycling or weight training, could tire or injure a pregnant woman and possibly rob her child of oxygen or nutrients.
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Odell threw the Jets' new DC under the bus Thursday ... claiming his Browns teammates told him Williams ordered players to injure him when the two squared off in preseason in 2017.
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Hard to detect, difficult to clear and often designed to maim rather than kill, landmines can linger in the soil for decades and kill or injure thousands of people every year.
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Evolv&aposs system can detect a handmade explosive device like a pressure cooker bomb, the device used to kill three people and injure 176 others at the Boston Marathon in 2013.
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The charges filed Thursday by U.S. prosecutors in Boston include five counts of mailing a threat to injure a person and five counts of mailing a hoax threat, according to MassLive.com.
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The Trump administration banned bump stocks in December in response to a mass shooting in Las Vegas where the gunman used the device to kill 58 people and injure hundreds others.
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Clinton: Well, I was upset because, unfortunately, dozens of toddlers injure themselves, even kill people with guns because, unfortunately, not everyone who has loaded guns in their homes takes appropriate precautions.
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He was later sentenced to an additional 2209 years in 7503 for conspiracy to escape; to transport explosives with intent to kill and injure people; and to destroy government buildings and property.
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With his first pitch, Marlins pitcher José Ureña drilled him in the elbow with a fastball—97.5 mph, among the fastest he's thrown all season, obviously thrown with the intent to injure.
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The House version does not stipulate that perpetrators must be motivated by the belief that their victim is a law-enforcement officer — only that they must "knowingly" injure or kill the officer.
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On Saturday, the last day of Passover, the teen gunman used one to kill 240-year-old Lori Kaye and injure three others, including the rabbi, at the Chabad of Poway synagogue.
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On Saturday, the last day of Passover, the teen gunman used one to kill 60-year-old Lori Kaye and injure three others, including the rabbi, at the Chabad of Poway synagogue.
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"Every single day I have to think about what my day's going to look like and pray that my husband doesn't further injure himself," she explained of her role as his caretaker.
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And we will very gently take that kit and we will slowly toss it hoping it doesn&apost hit her and injure her arm, even though it only weighs probably two ounces.
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"We will very gently take that kit and we will slowly toss it, hoping it doesn't hit her and injure her arm, even though it only weighs probably 2 oz," he said.
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"Any time the officers of one country injure someone in another country, that creates the potential for a foreign relations incident and it's illustrated here by a number of factors," he said.
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I knew I had to injure myself to get out of the cell and into a hospital, and it was the only solution I could find to get myself out of there.
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"These permits allow companies to disturb eagles or their nests, and in some cases, injure or kill small numbers of these birds without the threat of prosecution," according to an agency spokesperson.
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"Bald eagle populations have continued to increase throughout the United States, which effectively increases the potential need for permits for activities that may disturb, injure, or kill bald eagles," the agency wrote.
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According to the Guardian, Poff has been charged with "mailing injurious articles and transporting explosives with the intent to kill and injure," as well as food stamp fraud and false bankruptcy declaration.
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Moir also said that the Taser did not injure or make contact with the child Oakry was holding and that the device did not "conduct energy" into the child through Oakry's body.
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The Green Bay Packers and Indianapolis Colts were due to play, but the paint used to paint logos on the field had hardened, raising concerns that players might slip and injure themselves.
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Another Girardi move worked out as well: using Aaron Judge as the designated hitter instead of in right field, after he appeared to injure himself slightly while running the bases on Friday.
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Bump-fire stocks came under scrutiny following a deadly 2017 massacre in Las Vegas, in which a gunman rigged his weapons with the devices to kill 58 people and injure nearly 900.
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The 20-year-old linebacker from Nihon University who made the tackle, Taisuke Miyagawa, above, apologized and said his coaches had ordered him to injure the opposing quarterback or risk being benched.
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Cespedes had missed several games recently after his left hamstring began bothering him, returned to the lineup on Wednesday, and on Thursday appeared to injure the same hamstring, this time more seriously.
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While travel medical insurance covers things that come up on your trip, be aware of any exclusions — if you injure yourself skydiving or bungee jumping, you may not be covered, he said.
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Cary Lee Ogborn, 50, is charged with attempting to transport explosives with the intent they be used to kill, injure, or intimidate an individual or damage or destroy a building or vehicle.
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Tebow, an Eastern League All-Star with the Double-A Binghamton Rumble Ponies, appeared to injure himself during a swing in the seventh inning of Thursday&aposs game, The New York Post reported.
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They say you must work before putting food on the table, but I want that work to be in a modernized way — I don't want to work with harmful objects that could injure.
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To get our top stories delivered to your inbox, sign up for the Healthy Living newsletter After the stitches are in, it's important that patients are careful not to re-injure their face.
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Scholz, who has faced calls for his resignation from members of Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives in Hamburg, blamed the violence on a 'criminal mob', which he said wanted to injure and kill people.
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I know he wants to go 150 percent, but I'm telling him to ease back into it and not go crazy in this first dance because you don't want to re-injure yourself.
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Teravainen, coming off a three-point game at Toronto in a 6-3 victory Thursday night, fell to the ice and appeared to injure his right arm or hand and did not return.
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SS Didi Gregorius appeared to injure his shoulder or back in the ninth inning when he and Tampa Bay OF Steven Souza Jr. collided with him after a pickoff play at first base.
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As many know, Harding's name is infamous for her Winter Olympic scandal, where she and her boyfriend at the time paid men to injure her main competition, Nancy Kerrigan, right before an event.
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Moments later, he seemed to injure Browne's finger with a punch, which arguably should have marked the end of the bout, as Browne retreated in attempt to force a break in the action.
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The attack came hours after authorities say another pipe bomb planted by Rahimi went off along the course of a charity road race in New Jersey, though that detonation did not injure anyone.
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They also said JPMorgan sought to injure Sacal's reputation by "badmouthing" him to business peers, including the alleged use by some executives of anti-Semitic slurs when referring to Sacal, who is Jewish.
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Through one-on-one and group therapy sessions, at least once a week for two months or more, people who injure themselves learn a series of coping skills to weather troughs of misery.
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And, if you're already ill and dehydrated, it can make you more likely to injure yourself, according to experts, so it might be best to stick to walking, yoga, and other light exercise.
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Should Facebook succeed as it did with Stories, it could deeply injure Snapchat, which only recently recovered from sluggish growth over the past two years — it posted record user growth in Q2 2019.
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"We are being very careful in our tactics so that we don't injure or put any of our officers in harm's way, including the citizens of Dallas, as we negotiate further," he added.
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" In a post, the site said the ban included "content that urges or encourages readers to cut or injure themselves; embrace anorexia, bulimia, or other eating disorders; or commit suicide rather than, e.g.
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A few minutes later, Wilson attempted to injure (you can't interpret it any other way) Marchessault with a blindside hit that was so late it could have been a New York subway train.
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Biting down on a chicken bone or a seed, or having a too-high filling or crown that leads to a sprain won't likely be hard enough to permanently injure a tooth's ligaments.
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Once, he said, the chair was used on an immigrant detainee who hit a window with his fist so hard that it cracked, and threatened to jump off his bunk to injure himself.
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According to a preliminary police report, seen by CNN, one of the five phone numbers used to threaten to "injure or harm" Mbajja is registered in the name of Glaser's wife, Ingrid Dilen.
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The activists say the noise from the guns can injure or seriously disturb marine animals that rely on sound to find food, communicate and travel, potentially preventing spawning or driving them away altogether.
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Taylor proves himself to be a keen observer of the psychology of not just trauma, but its repercussions: how private suffering can ricochet from one person to injure those caught in his path.
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The attack came hours after authorities say another pipe bomb planted by Rahimi went off along the course of a charity road race in New Jersey, although that detonation did not injure anyone.
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With that information in mind, this special—in which Bam and his friends repeatedly injure and humiliate themselves and each other for the sake of the viewer's enjoyment—was pretty difficult to watch.
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It was during the clinch that Hari seemed to injure his right arm—forcing the referee to end this much publicized heavyweight bout in round 2 and declare Verhoeven the winner via TKO.
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For most of the fight Romero adopted the high forearms guard and while he did injure Whittaker's right hand, the jab was still threaded up the center of his guard a great many times.
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Cambodia ranks among the world's nations most littered with unexploded ordnance, says the Mines Advisory Group, which helps find and destroy unexploded devices that kill and injure an average of two Cambodians each week.
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Well, the "flames" are the result of miniature plasma jets that can be used during punches and swipes against Alita's enemies; they injure on an undetectable level, making her fighting style even more deadly.
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But bump stocks, like those used by a gunman to kill 58 people and injure hundreds in Las Vegas in October, can modify a semiautomatic weapon into one able to fire shots more frequently.
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Before the march, he worked on his speech, trying to find a way to appeal to parents, to help people understand the huge responsibility of owning guns, of something that can injure and kill.
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The handgun authorities allege a man used to injure an Alaska police officer this weekend has been linked to five unsolved homicides — potentially revealing the identity of a suspected serial killer, police announced Tuesday.
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Back then, the landowner was considered a sovereign within the boundaries of his property, and the only duty he owed people on the property was to try not to willfully or wantonly injure them.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics has told parents to use alternatives such as hard rubber teething products and to avoid frozen teething toys, as they can injure a baby's mouth and cause more pain.
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As a result, people who habitually injure themselves often receive an underlying diagnosis, like depression, attention-deficit disorder, post-traumatic stress, borderline personality, bipolar or some combination, which may change from doctor to doctor.
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Pilots try to land parallel to the waves, instead of across them, so the waves don't push the plane around, which could cause damage to the plane, injure passengers, and make evacuating more difficult.
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"Bald eagle populations have continued to increase throughout the United States, increasing the potential need for permits for activities that may disturb, injure, or kill bald eagles," the FWS wrote in the Federal Register.
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Ever since, Ms. Withers seems to have nurtured a suspicion that critics are human beings, and a belief that they matter to the theatrical ecosystem, which they have the power to injure or aid.
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MONTANA: Driving animals onto a railroad track with intent to injure the train can result in a fine up to $50,000, a stay at the state prison not exceeding five years, and other damages.
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The problem with Russian behavior primarily derives from the purposeful leaking of information to U.S. and foreign news and influence outlets in a manner calculated to injure one party in a closely fought election.
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But let's make no mistake about what is happening: An attempt is being made to injure or kill some individuals, most likely in an attempt to affect the outcome of next month's midterm elections.
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"If you injure someone else, that liability is now part of your personal liability coverage," said Scott Teller, executive vice president at Chubb, the insurance company, adding that a lawsuit could be financially devastating.
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But, as in central Tennessee Monday night, they can pack such a wallop of destruction that they can tear the roofs off houses, level buildings and injure or kill people caught in the crosswinds.
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Iran&aposs missile strike, which did not kill or injure any US troops at the Iraqi bases, was in retaliation for a US strike that killed Iran&aposs most prominent military general, Qassem Soleimani.
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That's because in the intervening decades, big business and its legal lieutenants succeeded in a focused, concerted campaign that has ensured that secrecy cloaks lawsuits alleging that their products can kill or injure people.
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As we previously reported, prosecutors feel the case against Urias is "weak" based on the evidence -- which doesn't appear to show Urias had an "intent to injure" when he put his hands the women.
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Details from one of the attacks stated that a 32-year-old man was hiking when he spooked a turkey and it chased him, causing the man to fall and injure his left hand.
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Sayoc also pled guilty to multiple counts of interstate transportation of an explosive, illegal mailing of explosives with intent to kill or injure another and carrying an explosive during the commission of a felony.
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"That was kind of proof for me that you can have the biggest muscles and whatever, but if you neurologically have a breakdown somewhere in this system, you're going to injure yourself," Swanik told me.
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"A 23-year-old from Enfield was arrested on suspicion of doing an act likely to cause an explosion to injure or damage property, and endangering safety on the railway," police said in a statement.
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"Finally, approximately three hours later, after allowing Shooter to murder and injure many helpless people who had no hope other than these defendants, the police finally made their entry and neutralized Shooter," the lawsuit says.
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"We will very gently take that kit, and we will slowly toss it, hoping it doesn't hit her and injure her arm, even though it only weighs probably 13 ounces," Trump said at the rally.
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Niskanen, who appeared to injure his left hand on a check into the boards, is not expected to need surgery but must miss at least 10 games or 24 days before returning to the lineup.
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Those charges are moving forward even after the alleged victim recanted her statements through her attorney, Stephanie Rickard, who said that Foster "did not strike her, injure her or threaten her," the Mercury News reports.
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At Richards's arraignment Monday in the U.S. District Court in Fort Lauderdale, she pleaded not guilty to four federal felony counts of interstate transmission of a threat to injure, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.
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" Noble has said it had identified Iceberg as Arnaud Vagner, a disgruntled ex-employee it claimed to have fired in 2013; the company filed a lawsuit against Vagner in Hong Kong, alleging "conspiracy to injure.
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"We can say confidently that at no point did any of our agents suggest this guest (or any other for that matter) should flush or otherwise injure an animal," Spirit spokesman Derek Dombrowski tells PEOPLE.
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" Another accused the Clinton administration of giving "jack-booted government thugs more power to take away our Constitutional rights, break in our doors, seize our guns, destroy our property, and even injure or kill us.
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Nicholas Zuckerman, 24, was indicted on two counts of transmitting in interstate and foreign commerce a threat to injure the person of another, according to a statement from the District of Massachusetts US Attorney's Office.
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" Rhodes' attorney, Andrew Stebbins, told Motherboard that Rhodes will not tolerate "malicious personal attacks from those who seek to discredit, disparage and otherwise injure him through false statements designed to assassinate his character and reputation.
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A judgment for willful and malicious misappropriation of trade secrets is dischargeable in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy proceeding if the debtor did not intend to injure the creditor, a federal appeals court held on Wednesday.
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Ricoh McClaine, 30, of Washington, DC is accused of common law murder and carrying a dangerous weapon with intent to injure, Prince George's County State's Attorney Aisha N. Braveboy said in a news release Tuesday.
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"To prevent the government from pursuing that objective by enforcing [the ban] against foreign nationals unconnected to the United States would appreciably injure its interests without alleviating obvious hardship to anyone else," the court said.
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Still, the data on use and severity of force suggests there is at least some level of racial bias in policing — and, specifically, the kind of policing that is most likely injure or kill someone.
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Jones even looked for that whizzer crank that he used to injure Teixeira's arm in their first bout (the same trick which Sandy Saddler used to separate Willie Pep's shoulder in one of their bouts).
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"You have to have a lot of force to not just injure the skin and get a bruise, but to break the skull, and then even more force to do anything inside the skull," Sege says.
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Two security researchers revealed this week how they could hack internet-connected PDQ LaserWash car washes and cause the entryway and exit doors to strike a car to damage a vehicle and possibly injure its inhabitants.
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The simplicity of the latest assault is in contrast to the attack on May 22nd at the Manchester Arena, in which a relatively sophisticated bomb was used to kill 22 people and injure more than 100.
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You'll be able to see your opponent as a ghostly apparition, but you cannot injure them and the actions you take in your world, like accidentally attracting a massive police presence, won't affect the other player.
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JLab says it's built a technology into the headphones called Be Aware that lets in ambient noise so that you don't inadvertently injure yourself by missing the shouts and hollers of nearby athletes or workout partners.
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Contact lens wearers do sometimes injure themselves, but research clearly shows these case overwhelmingly are attributable to user error – to bad hygiene decisions like wearing lenses overnight, exposing them to tap water or reusing lens solution.
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However, if Mexican families win either or both of the civil cases, they will gain Fourth and Fifth Amendment rights, including the chance to sue Border Patrol agents who kill or seriously injure their family members.
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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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Bomb disposal robots have been used to kill enemy combatants in iraq But while their intended function is not to injure enemy combatants (or criminals), this isn't the first time they've been put to this use.
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The United States Court of International Trade ruled that the government must ban Mexican imports of seafood caught using gillnets, a fishing technique that has been found to injure and kill the critically endangered vaquita porpoise.
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He also appeared to injure himself when his head collided with the back of 264B Starlin Castro's knee on his slide on the play, but manager Dave Roberts said Turner did not want to come out.
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Since the administration argued that DAPA does not injure states because it does not require them to do anything, Roberts wanted to know whether it would be illegal for Texas to deny DAPA recipients drivers licenses.
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The United States Court of International Trade ruled that the government must ban Mexican imports of seafood caught using gillnets, a fishing technique that has been found to injure and kill the critically endangered vaquita porpoise.
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Paul, who appeared to injure his hand while defending Gerald Henderson, played 74 regular-season games, averaging 19.5 points and 10 assists and leading the Clippers to a 30-15 record in the games Griffin missed.
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They did not say how much money they had demanded, but said they had told DHL they would send more packages that could kill or injure if DHL, owned by Deutsche Post, refused to pay up.
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"We know that the most reckless drivers in the city are responsible for a disproportionate number of crashes that injure or kill New Yorkers," said Councilman Brad Lander of Brooklyn, who introduced and championed the legislation.
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Pinki had stopped wearing glass bangles once she turned 11 — because her mother told her that if someone grabbed her wrists, they would break and injure her, slowing her down as she ran from her attackers.
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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 state prosecutor's office said the minister of justice had on Friday acceded to its recommendation that criminal proceedings be brought against the man for planning to kill or injure people with knives and explosive charges.
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Her character, for example, allows a picture of her face to be used on a poster advertising a hip-hop concert, prompting members of her family to say they plan to injure her if she performs.
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In addition, human rights abuses of brigade members are rampant, prompting many to escape or injure themselves to be discharged, said Cho, who defected to the South in 2011 and is now an economist in Seoul.
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Such stunts strain the marine mammals' sensitive lower jaws in a way that can damage their hearing, injure joints and muscles and worsen other injuries caused by confinement within holding tanks where the dolphins are kept.
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" On the person who killed her daughter, Secret said, "It's just so hard to believe that somebody in a split second could take two lives and injure so many in just a short amount of time.
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"Even though part of me knew I wouldn't go back to film acting, sometimes I wished I'd be in an accident where I'd injure my nose and jaw so I could get reconstruction guilt-free," Wilson writes.
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A large penis or dildo (within a reasonable size range) can cause some discomfort and pain, Minkin says, but it's highly unlikely that a penis is "too big" for a vagina or it will injure the cervix.
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In Thursday's decision, McKeown also rejected the argument that Idaho's ban on obtaining employment through misrepresentations was too broad because it could cover people who merely inflate their credentials, saying they lacked the needed intent to injure.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - Ford Motor Co said a fire at its headquarters in Dearborn, Michigan, on Monday did not injure anyone but caused the 1,500 employees based there to leave the 60-year-old building for the day.
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Along with the device damage, the Sunday's Insurance perks also offers coverage for taking a cab home if your bike breaks down mid-exercise, as well as for race fees should you injure yourself after signing up.
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Conservationists said in Wednesday's notice of a pending lawsuit that neonics and pesticides to which biotech crops are immune are known to injure and kill imperiled creatures that rely on refuges whose fundamental purpose is wildlife conservation.
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While it is likely that the staple will pass through without any damage, it is possible that swallowed staples can injure the esophagus, stomach, or intestines on its way through the digestive tract and cause severe complications.
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Let's hope that GOP leaders and Trump's own administration can make that point to the President before he radicalizes someone to injure (or worse) members of the media who work at the outlets Trump has been demonizing.
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The lone ranger Writer Isaac Asimov's Three Laws of Robotics are a fictional creation with real-world value: A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm.
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The gun accessory that enabled the Las Vegas shooter to kill and injure hundreds of concertgoers in such a short time is being banned in the U.S., and gun rights groups are gearing up to fight it.
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"Finally, approximately three hours later, after allowing the shooter to murder and injure many helpless people who had no hope other than these defendants, the police finally made their entry and neutralized (the) shooter," the suit said.
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In order to penetrate deep into the ocean floor, the blasts need to be powerful: this also makes them loud enough to disturb, injure and even kill marine life, including the critically endangered North Atlantic right whale.
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And the prosecutors who tried Mr. Liang acknowledged that while he acted recklessly and failed to help his victim after the bullet struck, there was no evidence that he meant to kill or even injure Mr. Gurley.
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"To prevent the government from pursuing that objective by enforcing [the ban] against foreign nationals unconnected to the United States would appreciably injure its interests without alleviating obvious hardship to anyone else," the court said on Monday.
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Indeed, the cartilage that wears out in seniors is a different kind of tissue than what is damaged in acute injuries — the cartilage that bothers older patients is usually articular cartilage, while younger patients injure meniscal cartilage.
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Some speculated that he was the victim of what is called in Mexico a "virtual kidnapping," where a person demands money by threatening to injure or kidnap a family member, but Estrada and the team remained mum.
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We had all intended to lift weights before we ate, which I considered an excellent opportunity to injure myself, but JT had pulled a muscle in his neck a couple of days prior and canceled our session.
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Local residents plan to continue to fight, said Ms. Gerstman, noting that her building's board decided against putting decorative planters at the building's entrance over fears that shards could injure people in the event of a blast.
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Prosecutors initially charged that student, Abel Cedeno, with murder, after the police said he used a knife that he had purchased on Amazon to kill Matthew McCree, 15, and seriously injure Ariane Laboy, 16, on Sept. 27.
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AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - "Ghost guns" like the one a 16-year-old boy used to kill two classmates and injure three others at a California high school last week are self-assembled, virtually untraceable - and completely legal.
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John RutherfordJohn Henry Rutherford'Mass shooting' at Florida video game tournament: authorities Carter, Yoder advance in appropriations committee leadership reshuffle Senators introduce measure floating years of prison for those who injure cops MORE (R-Fla.), a former sheriff.
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Sayoc pleaded guilty last month to 65 felony counts, including using weapons of mass destruction in an attempted domestic terrorist attack, interstate transport of explosives and illegal mailing of explosives with the intent to kill or injure.
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Rookie Ja Morant, who finished with 23 points and 218 assists, overcame a scare after appearing to injure his back while landing on the knee of a courtside photographer during the late stages of the second quarter.
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It's illegal under federal law for people to conspire to "injure, oppress, threaten, or intimidate" you to get you to vote a particular way for president, vice president, or, notably for midterm elections, a member of Congress.
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Fighting back against MMA criticism Lee acknowledges MMA has its critics, with many dismissing it as a violent and barbaric sport due to the fact fighters are, essentially, aiming to injure their opponent to keep them from continuing.
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In interviews, two boycotters repeated the conspiracy theory that the Oakland Raiders' five offensive linemen, who are all black and all protested, intentionally allowed defenders to hit and injure their white quarterback because he didn't support their stance.
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The exhibition recalls that during the Great March of Return protests between March and December 2018, the Israeli Defense Force used live ammunition to injure over six thousand civilians, resulting in more than 150 casualties, including 35 children.
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The Chicago Tribune listed the deaths on Saturday morning in a crime-blotter like article that topped its homepage, in addition to a litany of other shootings that took place overnight but did not injure or kill anyone.
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Pics of what appear to be the remnants of the backpack bomb that exploded in the foyer of Manchester Arena have surfaced ... and they show the nuts, screws and trigger used to kill 22 people and injure 59.
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Taking multiple psychotropic drugs at the same time can seriously injure children, according to the filing, which highlights the need for oversight to prevent medications being used as "chemical straight jackets," rather than treat actual mental health needs.
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He talks about how he blows every chance he gets: jetting off to Hollywood with Sophie, only to cheat on her; taking The Manny to "punish her"; getting the Ron Howard movie only to injure himself once again.
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There are striking similarities between what wealthy white parents are doing to injure their children with their supposed "help," and the potential injury that would be inflicted on black youngsters who would be the supposed beneficiaries of reparations.
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Complete and accurate injury and illness records are a critically important tool that employers and government use to identify and eliminate job hazards, which kill more than 4,800 workers a year and seriously injure almost three million more.
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It also was disturbing to see teammate Klay Thompson — after scoring 22019 points in Game 6 — injure his left anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in a losing effort to prevent the Toronto Raptors from winning their first NBA championship.
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The New York State Rules of Professional Conduct require internal lawyers who know of behavior "substantially likely" to injure the corporation to take all steps "reasonably necessary" to protect the company, which may include notifying the company's board.
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"After researching this incident, we can say confidently that at no point did any of our agents suggest this guest (or any other for that matter) should flush or otherwise injure an animal," Dombrowski wrote in an email.
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Violations of either provision could result in fines—reaching up to $220,230 if a child picked up the firearm—and expose gun owners to civil liability if their purloined weapons are used to injure someone within five years.
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Accounting for sarin's toxicity, the types of artillery along the DMZ, and vulnerability of children and the elderly, he estimated that a sarin attack could kill as many as 2.5 million people in Seoul and injure millions more.
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It plowed into a crowd of people in what Attorney General Jeff Sessions would later call an "evil" act of domestic terrorism that would leave one woman, Heather D. Heyer, dead and injure at least 19 other people.
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Los Angeles coach Doc Rivers indicated the club will take the cautious approach with Paul (who missed three games) and Redick (one) as he doesn't want either player to rush back too soon and further injure their hamstrings.
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When children and teens commit suicide, perpetrate school shootings, and accidentally injure themselves and others, they're often using guns they found at home or in a household where they spend a lot of time, the study team notes.
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Tuesday's missile attack on Iraqi bases housing U.S. troops did not kill or injure any Americans, and Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif made clear the attack would be the extent of Iran's retaliation for the death of Gen.
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"After researching this incident, we can say confidently that at no point did any of our agents suggest this guest (or any other for that matter) should flush or otherwise injure an animal," Spirit spokesman Derek Dombrowski said.
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"I'm not at all convinced by the helicopter incident," Rodriguez told Reuters on Wednesday, saying the figures behind Perez in the video looked like dummies and expressing surprise the helicopter could fly freely and also not injure anyone.
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In October 2019, community groups and activists in San Diego called on police to ban the use of carotid restraint, saying that it was disproportionately used on people of color and can severely injure or kill a person.
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"To be clear, at no point did any of our agents suggest this guest (or any other for that matter) should flush or otherwise injure an animal," Spirit spokesman Derek Dombrowski said in a statement to the Herald.
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He was danced past by a child for the United winner, he played one of the worst backpasses of all time to injure his own goalkeeper, and couldn't come close to play in general without something going wrong.
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The suspect, identified as Nicholas Zuckerman, 24, faces federal charges of "transmitting in interstate and foreign commerce a threat to injure the person of another," the Arizona Republic reported , citing the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Massachusetts.
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Traveling at that speed, a scooter rider may seriously injure themselves or a pedestrian, and using one in traffic without a bike lane to protect you, as the law requires, means you may be mowed down by an automobile.
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He pleaded guilty in March to a total of 65 felony counts in connection with the threat, including 16 counts of using a weapon of mass destruction and illegal mailing of explosives with the intent to kill or injure.
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A domestic abuse no-contact order was issued in August 2015, but three months later a witness who "expressed fear that Vang would seriously injure or kill" Haban told police that Vang was allegedly contacting her, the newspaper reports.
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In a surprise turn of events, America's International Trade Commission overturned the Trump administration's recommendation that Bombardier's C-series aircraft should be subjected to punitive tariffs, finding that the Canadian planemaker's small passenger jets "do not injure" American industry.
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" The social worker continued: "I believe the individual has mental illness and as a result of that mental illness the individual can reasonably be expected within the near future to intentionally or unintentionally seriously physically injure self or others.
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Minutes later, a Werdum punch seemed to injure Browne's finger, which prompted Browne to call a timeout—something fighters are not allowed to do, and something that probably should have resulted in Werdum's being awarded an unsavory TKO win.
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Their diagnosis may sound to some like an attempt to duck responsibility for the failure of the local law enforcement system to interdict more illegal firearms or do more to stop repeat shooters before they injure or kill again.
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Instead, it argued they had no right to bring the case at all, telling the court that the plaintiffs lacked legal standing to bring the case because they had not proved that the system would injure them as individuals.
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Daniel McMahon, a 31-year-old Florida man, has been indicted on four counts: willful interference with a candidate for elective office, bias-motivated interference with a candidate for elective office, threats to injure in interstate commerce, and cyberstalking.
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Representatives of the Terengganu government and Shariah law advocates said that the women were fully clothed while caned, and that the punishment was not meant to injure them but to provide a lesson for the public on Islamic law.
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HONOLULU (Reuters) - Fast-moving lava from Hawaii's Kilauea volcano forced officials to close part of a highway on Tuesday, and they warned that sharp, thin strands of volcanic glass fibers carried by the wind could injure eyes and lungs.
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While discussing the West Texas mass shooting in September, where authorities said a gunman used an AR-15-style weapon to kill seven people and injure 25 others, Meghan said she disagreed with a proposal of taking away guns.
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Only two works are under glass: Leah Tinari's "Limitless," a series of portraits of extraordinary American women, from Sojourner Truth to Abby Wambach, and Roberto Visani's "Rainbow Assembly," a sculpture of laser-cut acrylic that could injure little hands.
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AUSTIN, Texas, Nov 22 (Reuters) - "Ghost guns" like the one a 16-year-old boy used to kill two classmates and injure three others at a California high school last week are self-assembled, virtually untraceable - and completely legal.
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Yes, the gun that Nikolas Cruz used to kill 17 people and injure many more — an AR-63-style rifle — is not the sort of gun a 19-year-old, troubled or not, should have been able to access.
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"After the locals realized they weren't going to get paid, some of them started putting hits out on people either to take them hostage and then get ransom or just to hurt, injure," Fyre Media's Martin Howell says in Fyre.
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One of my first questions about a robot designed for BDSM interactions with humans would be to ask about the definitions of injure and harm from the robot's perspective, and how the robots will accurately identify those conditions in people.
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Similarly, while the robot may be inflicting pain in contravention of the admonition that a robot "not injure a human being," ultimately the robot is doing so at the behest of a person and for the ultimate purpose of pleasure.
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"I don't think there has ever been a situation where the Games have been held 70 miles from an enemy that would be very happy to disrupt the Games and injure and kill as many people as they could," said Richard.
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But an independent police oversight agency that reviewed surveillance footage from a nearby storefront determined Gaglio had used a chokehold, a move that New York Police Department rules ban except in "exceptional circumstances" because it can injure or even kill.
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An Ohio couple obsessed with mass shootings — traveling to Columbine High School and corresponding with the Charleston church shooter — were indicted in federal court Thursday for conspiring to use explosives and firearms to launch a massacre to kill and injure others.
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Iran is therefore not immune from terrorism litigation, and unless it changes its behavior and stops supporting terrorist organizations, it is likely to be the target of more lawsuits for sponsoring acts of international terrorism that kill or seriously injure Americans.
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So far, lawmakers in at least 18 states have proposed legislation that would make it harder to protest, create harsher penalties for protestors who are arrested, and, in two states, remove liability from drivers who accidentally injure protesters on roadways.
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Prosecutors charged Daniel Frisiello, 24, of Beverly, Massachusetts, with mailing a threat to injure a person as well as false information and hoaxes for sending threatening letters to at least five addresses around the United States, according to court papers.
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"A 23-year-old man from Enfield was arrested on suspicion of doing an act likely to cause an explosion to injure or damage property, and endangering safety on the railway," British Transport Police said in a statement on Wednesday.
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"According to the findings so far, Yamen A. made the decision no later than July 2017 to detonate an explosive device in Germany in order to kill and injure as many people as possible," the prosecutor's office said in a statement.
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A North Korean attack on Seoul involving a single, 20-kiloton weapon could kill about 303,000 people and injure nearly half a million, according to a model by Alex Wellerstein, a professor at the Stevens Institute of Technology in New Jersey.
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If the North Koreans were able to deliver a 240-kiloton bomb -- the strength of the largest weapon they have tested so far -- that single bomb could kill more than 600,000 people and injure more than 2 1/2 million.
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But North Korean retaliation could kill or injure hundreds of thousands (or more) South Koreans, Japanese and Americans, including U.S. military personnel at American bases in the region; and the strike probably won't fully eliminate Pyongyang's nuclear and missile infrastructure.
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Shooter's wife had 'fear in her eyes' What frustrates Phommathep even more than that is that everyone knew Neal was a danger to society, and yet he was free to kill five people, injure others -- and devastate the small, remote community.
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EAGLE SNATCHES FOX HOLDING RABBIT IN MOUTH IN DRAMATIC IMAGES "It can be very easy to entirely unintentionally kill or injure one of the birds if you step off the paths around the island, even for a moment," Parmor said.
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This straightforward approach is risk-based, in that the organisms required to undergo case-by-case governmental review are an enhanced-risk group (organisms that are known to injure or damage plants), unlike organisms not considered to be plant pests.
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The lack of treatment is the scariest part; according to the American Psychological Association, girls with ADHD are two to three times more likely to attempt suicide or injure themselves as young adults than girls who do not have ADHD.
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Earlier this year, President Donald Trump issued an executive order directing the Justice Department to develop strategies to better protect law enforcement officials and pursue legislation to increase penalties against those who kill or injure officers in the line of duty.
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Commerce's latest antidumping and countervailing duties will not become permanent until and unless the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) finds that imports of Canadian softwood lumber are materially injuring, or threaten to materially injure, the U.S. domestic softwood lumber industry.
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If SocGen&aposs forecast is correct, a recession would unexpectedly end the record-long expansion, injure the bull market in equities, and throw a wrench into the reelection campaign that President Donald Trump has tightly hinged on his economic wins.
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Baldwin felt alienated by Muhammad's black separatism and by his universal hatred of white people; at the same time, he admired Muhammad's acute understanding of the countless ways in which institutionalized white power continued to injure and suppress African-Americans.
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The B.N.P.-Jamaat alliance, on the other hand, has set out to kill and injure innocent people — for example, by attacking buses with petrol bombs in 2013 and 2015 — in vain hopes of toppling the government through terror and chaos.
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You can even do many of these moves with your kids, or all depending your child's age -- just make sure to choose an age or size appropriate weight and make sure their form is correct so they don't injure themselves.
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Nevertheless, three federal district courts have not overturned the Justice Department theory that it was given authority under FIRREA to impose civil fines on financial institutions if they injure themselves by doing such things as selling subprime mortgage backed securities.
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Roberts told reporters at the Kansas capitol that "nobody under 22019" should have an AR-15, the gun that was allegedly purchased legally and used to kill 17 people and injure 14 others in the Florida high school shooting last week.
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In a letter asking Judge Jackson to spare Mr. Stone a prison term, Mr. Credico said that while he stood by his testimony, he never believed Mr. Stone would carry out his threat to injure him or his beloved dog.
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Mr. López Rivera was serving a lengthy sentence for his activities with F.A.L.N., including transportation of firearms with the intent to commit violent crimes, and transportation of explosives with intent to kill and injure people and to destroy government property.
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Rather than an anti-competitive tactic that could injure consumers through higher prices, lower quality and fewer choices, the proposed CVS-Aetna merger is an innovative response to the unstable and intensely competitive dynamics that characterize the health-care marketplace.
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People injured during legal interventions were much less likely to be hospitalized than people injured in assaults, suggesting "that police are not typically out of control when they injure someone (although undoubtedly, they sometimes are, which is inappropriate)," Miller said.
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NICE, France (Reuters) - It took possibly just 15 minutes for a man to carry out an attack that killed at least 84 people, ten of them children, and injure more than 200 in the French city of Nice on July 14.
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It only took them a week to put it out, and while it didn't injure anyone, it caused about $8.2 million in the way of damage and the costs to contain it, according to a Department of Justice press release.
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NICE, France, July 503 (Reuters) - It took just 15 minutes for a man to carry out an attack that killed at least 84 people, 10 of them children, and injure more than 200 in the French city of Nice on July 14.
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" He then joked that he would pull out a heritage kit during a hypothetical presidential debate with Warren and slowly toss it at her, "hoping it doesn&apost hit her and injure her arm, even though it only weighs probably two ounces.
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"Rescinding DACA will cause harm to hundreds of thousands of the states' residents, injure state-run colleges and universities, upset the states' workplaces, damage the states' economies, hurt state-based companies, and disrupt the states' statutory and regulatory interests," the suit says.
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Adding to the similarities to the Boston attack, a pipe bomb in Seaside, New Jersey, that Rahami is believed to have planted also targeted a running event, a Marine Corps charity run, but the device didn't injure anyone when it detonated on Saturday.
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These bills, if enacted into federal law, would potentially injure the most vulnerable of patients, including children with life threatening diseases, and expose numerous unsuspecting parties to lawsuits given they would not have the "cover" and protection given them by the FDA.
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Find alternatives that don't injure or scare your woman; do not shake coffee cans full of loose change at her, smack her on the nose with a newspaper (you can't trust them anyway), or rub her nose in the aborted uterine lining.
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John RutherfordJohn Henry Rutherford'Mass shooting' at Florida video game tournament: authorities Carter, Yoder advance in appropriations committee leadership reshuffle Senators introduce measure floating years of prison for those who injure cops MORE (R-Fla.) is sponsoring the House version of the legislation.
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Despite a text message Wideman sent to another player saying he was only having a hearing because of "stupid refs and stupid media," cited by Bettman in responding to Wideman's first appeal, Oldham wrote that it did not represent intent to injure.
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The Constitution included no further explanation, but in their discussions the framers made clear they had in mind any president who would employ his office for personal profit, "betray his trust to foreign powers" or injure society itself, among other possible offenses.
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Lacking the resources to chase every clinic and company, the agency has instead taken what it calls a "risk-based" approach, going after so-called bad actors that have harmed patients or were found to be performing risky procedures likely to injure someone.
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Coronavirus has shut down nearly all of the public schools in the U.S., and with kids stuck at home with nothing to do, experts worry that they'll have more chances to get into their parents' improperly secured guns and injure or kill themselves.
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Dr. Cynthia MacKay, one of the few ophthalmologists who has spoken out against the procedure, said the surgery can injure the eye because it severs tiny corneal nerves, thins the cornea and makes it weaker, and permanently alters the shape of the eye.
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John RutherfordJohn Henry Rutherford'Mass shooting' at Florida video game tournament: authorities Carter, Yoder advance in appropriations committee leadership reshuffle Senators introduce measure floating years of prison for those who injure cops MORE (R-Fla.), is expected to garner strong support in the House.
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Daniel McMahon, 31, of Brandon, Florida, was arrested on federal charges for cyberstalking, bias-motivated interference with a candidate for elective office, willful interference with a candidate for elective office, and threats to injure in interstate commerce, according to the Justice Department.
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Op-Ed Contributors The revelation that Donald Trump Jr. enthusiastically accepted an offer to meet with an individual described as a "Russian government attorney" bringing "official documents and information" to help the Trump campaign and injure the Clinton campaign is a bombshell.
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"When I saw him go down I didn't think he would be playing that was my first thought," said Matthew Dellavedova, a member of the NBA champion Cleveland Cavaliers who watched his compatriot injure his knee in Game Five of the best-of-seven series.
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The billionaire chairman of Arcadia group, the retail empire that includes Topshop, was charged with "knowingly touching another person with the intent to injure, insult or provoke" in 2016 and 2018, said Deputy County Attorney Lauren E. Deakin for Pima County, Arizona, to CNN.
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" The statement continues, "This is just more of the same campaign by Cardi B and her team to defame and injure Shaft, the one person who saw promise in her, invested time and resources in her, and succeeded in making her rich and famous.
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You know you can take over the driving, and that you might have time to swerve and avoid that person, but swerving might lead you to crash and injure yourself and/or several other people who are standing on the side of the road.
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Sayoc, a 57-year-old Florida resident whose own lawyers called him "a Donald Trump super-fan," pleaded guilty on March 21 to 65 criminal counts, which included using weapons of mass destruction and illegal mailing of explosives with intent to kill or injure.
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After the game Niskanen, who was ejected from the contest but will not face further disciplinary action, said he was "absolutely not" trying to injure Crosby, who earlier in the day was named a finalist for the league's MVP award for a sixth time.
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Well, amidst an impending storm, Grand Tito was hit by debris and was later spooked again in its pen during the storm, causing it to fall on its side and injure itself in its stall (aka prison cell) and was scratched from the lineup.
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The recommendations follow the ITC's unanimous ruling last month that foreign imports of solar power cells and modules injure domestic manufacturers of the technology to an extent that warrants penalties for imports, under a process outlined in Section 22019 of the Trade Act of 1974.
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The recommendations follow the ITC's unanimous ruling last month that foreign imports of solar power cells and modules injure domestic manufacturers of the technology to an extent that warrants penalties for imports, under a process outlined in Section 201 of the Trade Act of 1974.
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Drawing the wrath of the N.H.L., an independent arbitrator cut Calgary defenseman Dennis Wideman's suspension in half to 10 games on Friday after concluding that he did not intend to injure a linesman when he knocked him to the ice during a game last month.
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Many gun rights advocates will argue that any form of gun regulation, including prohibiting assault weapons used to injure and kill people in large numbers, is an infringement of their Second Amendment right to bear arms — as if that right is an absolute one.
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Trade remedies include anti-dumping duties against products sold in the U.S. at lower than "fair" prices, countervailing duties against products subsidized by foreign governments, safeguards against products that "injure" the import competing U.S. industry, and restrictions on imports that arguably threaten U.S. national security.
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Addressing the premise that a client's interests are nearly always paramount, the panel maintained that when a client intends to break the law or injure someone, or misleads a judge or a jury, the lawyer's higher obligation is to the public interest and the courts.
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Sheriff Bobby Guidroz of St. Landry Parish said that he had summoned Mr. Matthews's father on Wednesday to tell him that his son was considered a suspect in the fires, which all took place in the middle of the night and did not injure anyone.
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The fact that they were able to use it so precisely — to kill only one person and not even injure the two handlers — indicates a high degree of technical skill and a clear willingness to use a weapon of mass destruction against civilian targets.
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A 19-year-old Maryland man has been indicted on charges that he threatened to murder two high-profile liberal senators — Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Kamala Harris of California — and to injure marchers at a gun control rally in Washington earlier this year.
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There are many reasons for this; one of them that New York's insurance costs are astronomical in part because of 19th century laws, pertaining to scaffolding, which impose absolute liability on construction companies or property owners when workers injure themselves during building or renovation.
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One requirement for proving a violation of the Economic Espionage Act is that the person taking the trade secret used it to "the economic benefit of anyone other than the owner" of the information with the intent or knowledge that it would injure the owner.
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WASHINGTON/OTTAWA (Reuters) - The U.S. International Trade Commission said on Thursday it made a final finding that exports of softwood lumber from Canada injure U.S. producers, virtually ensuring that hefty duties on imports of the building material will remain in place for five years.
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What happened at the Unite the Right protest in Charlottesville was the real article: a gathering of proud white supremacists, neo-Nazis and fellow travelers brandishing torches and flags and a Dodge Challenger in order to terrify residents, kill a counterprotester and injure 19 others.
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Trump, in an address to the nation on Wednesday, made it clear he was looking for an off-ramp from further hostilities after missile strikes from Iran failed to kill or injure anyone at two Iraqi bases that house U.S. personnel and coalition forces.
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Samuel P. Siegel, a lawyer for California, told the appeals panel that throwing out the law would clearly injure the defendant states because they would lose hundreds of billions of dollars in federal funds they have received through the expansion of Medicaid and other provisions.
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The recommendations follow the ITC's unanimous ruling last month that foreign imports of solar power cells and modules injure domestic manufacturers of the technology to an extent that warrants penalties for imports, under a process outlined in Section 6900 of the Trade Act of 2628.
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Tarr, who identified himself as a "sharpshooter" who had served in the military for eight years, faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted on charges of communication of a threat to injure a person and threatening a federal official, according to the affidavit.
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In the latest surrounding the U.S.-Mexico scenario, officials from both nations have begun trade discussions, with Mexico cautioning the U.S. that any levies would injure both nations, and potentially cause hundreds-of-thousands of Central Americans to migrate north in the future, according to Associated Press.
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But the catching, brutal facets of the crime that make it so outstanding to us also make it a poor representative of the bulk of mass shootings, which kill one or two at most and injure a handful, usually in communities that routinely struggle to contain violence.
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The Air Force failed six times to report an airman for violent crimes that would have barred him from legally purchasing the firearms he used to massacre 26 people and injure 22 others inside a church in Sutherland Springs, Texas, in 2017, the Pentagon said Friday.
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"The people were not arguing that he committed intentional crimes," he said, explaining that the prosecution had simply introduced the idea that the officer, who is also charged with reckless endangerment, had been aware and had disregarded the risk that he could injure someone in the stairwell.
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The latter makes some degree of sense — Carol could probably seriously injure all of the remaining Saviors just by thinking about doing so (and pretty much does when she meets a few out on the road), and that would make her a valuable person to have around.
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"Optimal radiation therapy requires close collaboration among radiation oncologists, medical oncologists, pharmacists, dosimetrists, physicists, technicians, nurses, social workers and administrative staff, and even the most well-designed treatments for locally advanced non-small cell lung cancer can injure healthy organs," Park told Reuters Health by email.
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Similarly in the K-1 Grand Prix, a kickboxing tournament that's among the most exciting events in the fighting calendar, Mark Hunt was able to injure Ray Sefo so severely in a loss that he was able to continue to the final and win the tournament anyway.
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"Findings from the current study suggest that the negative health effects of alcohol during adolescence could extend to the cardiovascular system," White said, adding that the findings are consistent with existing evidence that even a single night of binge drinking in adults can temporarily injure the heart.
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" — Greenhorn Digest "Grabbing on to Rocks and Bushes Doesn't Stop You from Being Dragged—And May Injure Your Arm" — Mayo Clinic Health Letter "When Your Wife Leaves You for One of the Draggers" — Cuckold Weekly "Consoled by Drunken Cowboys, but Then Dragged" — Western Ways " 'Yee Haw!
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Overworked and underpaid drivers like Alam are often blamed for Bangladesh's high traffic casualty rate - road accidents kill or injure at least five people an hour in the country - and the resentment against them has been aggravated by the deaths of the two students last Friday.
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"My understanding is that so long as the bodily fluid is not sent with the intent to injure or kill, and is sent is a very small amount in a 'leak proof container,' in a box clearly marked as containing fluid, then it's okay," she says.
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"There was a mother of four who said to us, quite matter-of-factly, 'I've been trying to figure out how to crash my car to cause a miscarriage but not to permanently injure myself and die,'" says Mara Clarke, the founder of Abortion Support Network.
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Erdoğan said the currency drop was the result of a "campaign" to injure Turkey and called on citizens to convert their U.S. dollars, euros and gold into lira, according to the AP. "If they have their dollar, we have the people, we have Allah," Erdoğan said.
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I'd later learn through my involvement with the National Clearinghouse for the Defense of Battered Women that when black women kill or injure their assailant in an act of self-defense, they are usually more harshly treated than a white woman accused of the same crime.
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After calling a foul, officials will be able to look at replay to determine if the defender recklessly positioned his foot in an unnatural way, which could trigger an upgrade to a flagrant, or a technical if there was no contact but an apparent attempt to injure.
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And even the man who pursued the case, Ken Thompson, the Brooklyn district attorney, recommended after the trial that Mr. Liang should not face time in prison, acknowledging that while he acted recklessly, there was no real proof that he meant to kill or injure Mr. Gurley.
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It increases the probability of domestic violence deaths, raises the likelihood of fatalities by those who intend to injure others and among those who attempt suicide - including a disproportionate number of veterans, places children and young people at special risk, and disproportionately affects communities of color.
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Let us stay focused on the fact that someone hated gay people so much they were ready to kill or injure so many.... Our job now is not to demonize the man's tools, but to condemn his acts and work to prevent such acts in the future.
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But some extra drama was attached to Chicago's quest to overcome what had been a three-games-to-one deficit in the Series when Aroldis Chapman, the team's lights-out closer, appeared to injure himself on a close play at first base in the seventh inning.
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John RutherfordJohn Henry Rutherford'Mass shooting' at Florida video game tournament: authorities Carter, Yoder advance in appropriations committee leadership reshuffle Senators introduce measure floating years of prison for those who injure cops MORE (R-Fla.), one of the bill's co-sponsors, said at a press conference Tuesday.
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Right-handed players often injure their right—called ipsilateral—hip," Ellenbecker said, which he attributed at least in part to "an increased understanding in the medical community of evaluation and treatment of hip injuries coupled with the baseline game with repetitive side-to-side loading from the groundstrokes.
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"It seems inconceivable to me that someone would have a firearm that might injure a loved one and not have it fixed," said U.S. District Judge Ortrie Smith at the start of a three-hour hearing in Kansas City on Tuesday to consider final approval of the settlement.
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A principal expressed concern about Walker's driving twice in the weeks before the crash, students claimed he was trying to injure them and a parent, responding to complaints he had cursed at children and tried to hurt them with his driving, threatened to beat Walker up, the records allege.
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The stripping of safeguards under the act means U.S. ships and commercial fishermen in international waters will no longer be bound to check levels of underwater noise that could constitute harassment of the whales, while vessel strikes that kill or injure the humpbacks might not be closely tracked.
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And between one and three miles out—the so-called "light damage" zone—glass shatters with enough force to injure people, Buddemeier says, as a fireball as hot as the sun shot up to five miles into the atmosphere, pulling dirt and debris with it from the collapsing buildings.
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In an accompanying article from Noticias Univision, Miguel told Salinas that Mateen didn't like Puerto Ricans because he had an unprotected threesome with men he met at Pulse, the gay nightclub where Mateen would later kill 49 and injure 53 in the early morning hours of June 12.
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Nunes's largely anonymous Twitter critics cast him as a shameless partisan hack—someone who abuses power and the legal process to injure his political opponents, who plays fast and loose with the truth to advance partisan goals, and who's prone to conspiratorial thinking on the flimsiest of grounds.
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To wit, U.S. Code Title 18 defines conspiracy against rights as two or more people who "conspire to injure, oppress, threaten, or intimidate any person" anywhere U.S. law applies, because they are exercising rights and privileges secured by the Constitution or U.S. law, or because they have done so.
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"From what I do know about certain forms of energy that are medically used to remove nerve fibres, such as to reduce pain, I can't understand how any source would be so selective to only injure the brain and not peripheral nerves and the spinal cord," he said.
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Similarly, if one guy insists on playing a "chill dance set" off of YouTube at 3 AM and sits down cross-legged by the laptop for an hour to make sure nobody changes it, then the rest of the party should conspire to beat or injure him. 60.
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"What would happen after a period of time is that the TV would slowly but surely come off the wall, and sooner or later, you have a television that's on your floor and possibly could injure somebody in the home, which is the worst-case scenario," he said.
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Fewer than 1 percent of students seen for a threat assessment have carried out their threats; none of the threats to kill, shoot or seriously injure someone were carried out; and, in most cases, students deemed a threat were able to get help without having to leave school.
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Mr. Lopez Rivera was not specifically charged in the Fraunces Tavern bombing but more broadly with, among other things, the interstate transportation of firearms with the intent to commit violent crimes, and transportation of explosives with intent to kill and injure people and to destroy government buildings and property.
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In addition to 16 counts of the use of weapons of mass destruction, Sayoc pleaded guilty to the interstate transport of explosives, the illegal mailing of explosives with the intent to kill or injure and the carrying of explosives during the commission of a felony, among other crimes.
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The man, Brittan J. Atkinson, who sent the email from Gladwin County, Michigan, according to the court documents, faces up to five years in prison if convicted of the felony charge of violating a federal law that prohibits "any threat to injure the person of another," Politico reported.
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William Stolz, who has worked for two years at an Amazon warehouse in Shakopee, Minnesota, told me that he's expected to grab an item every eight seconds, and has seen co-workers injure their wrists, knees, shoulders, and backs by repeatedly kneeling, or by rushing up and down ladders.
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