We have to follow procedure or innocents will be slaughtered.
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They're not always innocents, but being complicit is usually enough.
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Sure, Drake doesn't gun down innocents (at least not knowingly).
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Who in the media pleads the case for these innocents?
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" In the same tweet, Pence condemned the "arrests of innocents.
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INNOCENTS AND OTHERS By Dana Spiotta 279 pp. Scribner. $25.
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But the shadow of what these innocents have suffered lingers.
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With drone combat, much of the risk falls on innocents.
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When it comes to sibling conflicts, there are rarely innocents.
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Hospitals are still being targeted, and innocents are still dying.
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We enter The Innocents on the eve of June's 16th birthday.
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We will show no mercy to those that kill the innocents.
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Ill prepared for the job, they often end up killing innocents.
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They want to stop using these innocents as a political football.
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" Lake and Holbrooke went to Vietnam in the 1960s "as innocents.
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Still, the air war continued to take a toll on innocents.
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But everyone knows of innocents whose lives have been destroyed unfairly.
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Innocents falsely accused tend to present very different behavior and emotion.
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Any innocents who get hurt along the way are just collateral damage.
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Clark comes across as a noble defender of innocents on the show.
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We have likely done the same damage to another generation of innocents.
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This incident is just the latest instance of innocents killed from above.
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Forget the countless innocents who could have been saved from his foresight.
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This is not to suggest that the jails are filled with innocents.
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The Shabab has slaughtered hundreds of innocents, including Westerners, across East Africa.
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And life is usually more shaded than your innocents-and-villains story.
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Washington and its allies have killed innocents but work to avoid it.
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The government actually lost many of those cases, and innocents were not deported.
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That Freeform adventure also features an interracial leading duo, just like The Innocents.
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My priority now would be to prevent further slaughter of innocents in Aleppo.
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And to protect their huge profits, they kill competitors, journalists, policemen and innocents.
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Is it better to kill five innocents through inaction or one by choice?
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The actor, who stars in "The Innocents," lusts after some pricey electric guitars.
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They're telling people to leave their communities so that no innocents are killed.
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Go capture a group of brown-skinned innocents being led away in cuffs.
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This is torture, an intensively painful and terrifying experience for these young innocents.
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For all his worldliness, however, he's another of Spielberg's innocents overwhelmed by experience.
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Despite its lack of commercial success, "The Savage Innocents" did leave an impression.
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The dehumanizing effect of force on innocents continued to animate Mr. Petlin's work.
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Again and again, Saudi-led airstrikes have struck civilian targets, slaughtering innumerable innocents.
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Driving cars into innocents has become the latest tactic used by terrorists in Europe.
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While he did not apologize, Obama did pay tribute to "all the innocents" killed.
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The Innocents has no interest in spoon-feeding you information, thank you very much.
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Describing football as a "slaughter of the innocents," Daly called for the sport's abolition.
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However, a second goal is to cast suspicion on as few innocents as possible.
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Indeed, don't we have a duty to use them to try to save innocents?
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We stand with the victims of his policies, especially the families of murdered innocents.
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The sisters, it's strongly suggested here, are sexual innocents, and they're an adorable pair.
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"Why kill the innocents?" the grandmother of an 11-year-old victim said, weeping.
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But the revenge was reckless, sweeping up innocents as masked officers unleashed their rage.
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"Those who targeted innocents in a mosque can never be true Muslim," said Gen.
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Congress needs to act now to prevent access to semiautomatic weapons that kill innocents.
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Jesus's family fled King Herod's slaughter of the innocents and found asylum in Egypt.
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Terrorists have been using airports and commercial flights to terrify and massacre innocents for decades.
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But both organizations seek to bring mortal harm to innocents in pursuit of political ends.
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Now, Netflix brings us The Innocents, which features not just teens, but teens in love.
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After just two days the massacre of innocents in Lahore was already becoming old news.
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And at each juncture, innocents have suffered, a countless toll, their names forgotten by time.
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Until its too soft ending, "The Innocents" is a hair-raising evocation of unspeakable barbarity.
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More than likely the bystander with a gun will kill or wound only other innocents.
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In the meantime, he will devote himself to other means of massacring innocents with impunity.
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Criminals in big cities were free to prey on innocents because judges were so lenient.
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"The Innocents" is most interested in exploring how the atrocities test the sisters' religious faith.
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All Americans understand that intentionally hurting innocents is not consistent with American values or character.
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Just as the real-world killings include innocents, the online assassinations have proven similarly indiscriminate.
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The poet William Wordsworth imagined children as holy innocents who could lead adults to God.
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There is no need to grift innocents and reinvent identities; points meet you where you are.
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Netflix's The Innocents, which arrives on the streaming site August 24, is going to get wonky.
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Like Forrest Gump himself, the Stranger Things kids are innocents wandering into a big, bad world.
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During that span, revolution took place across the region, and countless innocents were thrown into prison.
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And let's not fool ourselves: sprinkled in amongst the innocents will be battle-hardened ISIS fighters.
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Picking the criminal needles from the haystack of innocents is not as easy as it sounds.
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Last year, Anne Fontaine's The Innocents was also set in a convent and premiered at Sundance.
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The procrastinators, the planners, the innocents — the line absorbed them all, having mercy on no one.
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The cruel irony is that far from reaching "freedom," numbers of countless innocents die en route.
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Turkey claims to be motivated by concerns for the millions of innocents trapped in the province.
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"When a person leaves to become a terrorist, he can kill hundreds of innocents," he said.
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"They murdered innocents: women, babies, children," he told a reporter after exiting a Staten Island courthouse.
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The birth of the latter is celebrated by a vast, Hero-like slaughter of the innocents.
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Given a few more months sarin could have been used in combat or to murder innocents.
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The pro-Christmasites' answer: well, there was nothing jolly about the Massacre of the Innocents, either.
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For us, better to kill these drug pushers and drug addicts than them killing the innocents.
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It's done to commemorate the Massacre of the Innocents, the biblical account of Herod's mass infanticide.
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Ericson's Mouserflies are good-natured, wide-eyed innocents, living in the aloofness of their otherworldly biology.
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Main characters and knights in shining armor die (or worse), and innocents are slaughtered in droves.
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" Instead, Rhodes said, the trip will be "an opportunity for [Obama] to reflect on the extraordinary human toll of war and the loss of innocents in World War II – the loss of innocents, of course, in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, but also in many countries around the world.
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According to the defence, "thousands" of innocents were likely surveilled with IMSI catchers during Project Clemenza alone.
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Taking the Red Keep with fire and blood now means slaughtering thousands of innocents in King's Landing.
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Sadly, many more innocents -- including children such as those killed on Sunday -- could pay the ultimate price.
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"It's an indication of how little these vicious organizations have to offer beyond killing innocents," Obama said.
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The Innocents further makes this tragic case when June shifts back into her own, now healthy, body.
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As we've seen throughout The Innocents season 1, Harry and June would do anything for each other.
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She was freed in 1693 when the government realized the lunacy of killing innocents over unsubstantiated accusations.
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Serb forces there butchered a town of innocents before NATO bombing finally helped topple Milosevic from power.
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Those killed have included children and innocents, as well as ordinary drug users and criminals executed extrajudicially.
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Saddam orchestrated an ethnic cleansing campaign that featured forced relocations and the slaughter of over 180,000 innocents.
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But now, it's Netflix's pricey, prestige sci-fi epic The Innocents — It's serious, and it's taken seriously.
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As with notorious stock-market and real-estate bubbles, innocents had been taken in and cleaned out.
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There are no goodies and baddies, just violent, greedy, immoral men and innocents caught in the crossfire.
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Like Meadow's movies, "Innocents" is a highly reflexive and self-conscious work, continually curling in on itself.
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"The Innocents" weaves several narrative strands into a complex of themes that sometimes pull against one another.
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Her characters, innocents in search of experience, in the thrall of first love, are sometimes budding writers.
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That would be so cruel to the innocents — to the good people, of which there are plenty.
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When the king's army killed innocents on her street in the Boston Massacre, her royal loyalty dissipated.
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" In a separate Rolling Stone article, Steven Spielberg described Jackson as "one of the last living innocents.
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As 49 shattered families turned to planning funerals for the innocents lost in the Orlando massacre, Democratic Sen.
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Two, the innocents who are massacred, in the cartels' quest for power, will not take death lying down.
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If his unit ends up firing on innocents, from a military ethos standpoint, that blood is on him.
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It's a global jihadist counterattack, violence across the heartland of the Muslim world, more and more innocents dying.
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This year officers in the state have been accused of falsifying a witness statement and of battering innocents.
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But then, the last 10 minutes of the The Innocents arrives and socks you directly in the feels.
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For people who miss the sweeping Scandinavian vistas of The Rain, The Innocents will serve as eye candy.
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The only thing that's clear at the moment is that the war against ISIS is costly for innocents.
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And political leaders must speak out to affirm the same idea: heroes don't kill innocents; they save them.
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This would only result in Pyongyang shelling Seoul and causing the death of hundreds of thousands of innocents.
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And the President seems to prefer to keep the drones' errors a secret, even where innocents have died.
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The dragons and their fiery extermination of innocents do smack rather strongly of the atomic bomb, or napalm.
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They said they try to put Israelis in a position of either not defending themselves or killing innocents.
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THE INNOCENTS In 1945, a young French doctor goes to Warsaw to help survivors of the Nazi camps.
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Now comes "Innocents and Others," a brilliant, riddling clip-montage of the friendship between two very different filmmakers.
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Onscreen, our heroes are accidental witnesses, innocents for whom the contagion of state violence triggers an extraordinary metamorphosis.
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Bombing Caracas would kill countless innocents and a ground invasion would meet determined resistance from the Venezuelan military.
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The officials have accused separatists of launching attacks from civilian bases and putting lives of innocents at risk.
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It will be hard to forget the rapid fire staccato of automatic gunfire raining down on the innocents.
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It devastated the lives of millions of innocents and inflicted terrible casualties on America's military and their families.
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It brazenly seized Georgian and Ukrainian territory and killed thousands of innocents to save a dictator in Syria.
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Della Bella employed the Cemetery of the Holy Innocents as the setting for his The Five Deaths series.
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That terror in the heart of our communities is the same felt by those innocents in Paris and Orlando.
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As far as anyone can tell, Trump's strikes are motivated by his horror over the gassing of Syrian innocents.
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She chose to murder the "thousands of innocents" Tyrion was so worried about during his final conversation with Jaime.
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And he didn't even try to warn anyone about the King's Landing massacre of tens of thousands of innocents?
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"The country will never forgive them for gunning down innocents the day before Eid," says a doctor from Khartoum.
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There were cartoons too, of Assad and Barack Obama dancing, or of Assad killing innocents on "Terrorists Got Talent".
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To the innocents only now discovering Facebook's interests do not always align with their own: do a little reading.
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StingRays are controversial because they target devices within a certain area, and thus risk violating the privacy of innocents.
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Many of the notes for Dany's character chart her season eight arc from heroic queen to slaughterer of innocents.
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Many of them are still alive, and they still have the blood of thousands of innocents on their hands.
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The solution proposed by Mr. Ross and Mr. Tabler is to send in more bombs and kill more innocents.
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"The Innocents" is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned) for a scene of sexual assault and some bloody images.
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In Mexico, we have seen extraordinary things like the police working with the cartels, kidnapping, killing students, murdering innocents.
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That's why they're unmoved by the mounting heap of slaughtered innocents, by schoolkids missing recess to rehearse being hunted.
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An all-out search turned into a manhunt, and the valley wept for the terrible deaths of three innocents.
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Shot in 70-millimeter, "The Savage Innocents" is a haunting mix of studio and location work in northern Canada.
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Officials claimed they could not distinguish among us to determine who were "spies" and "saboteurs" and who were innocents.
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She begins the raid after the bell of surrender had already rung, killing innocents with dragon fire and eventually wildfire.
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But that's also making room for what are arguably going to be the second season's new innocents: the hosts themselves.
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"The deaths of Trayvon Martin, Tamir Rice and so many other innocents had wounded me intellectually and emotionally," she says.
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Set up this way, the story pulls us along even when the steps to burger supremacy involve treading on innocents.
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Hydrogen cyanide was the major component in Zyklon B, a pesticide that the Nazis used to gas millions of innocents.
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Episode 1 You're not going to "get" a lot of what's going on in the first episode of The Innocents.
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They are depicted as innocents, caught up in an after-dark romp, who had the bad luck to get arrested.
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The exception is when police enter to engage drug gangs in bloody shootouts, with innocents often caught in the crossfire.
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Yet the murderers of innocents are still glorified on Fatah websites, including showing attackers next to Palestinian leaders following attacks.
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More than 10,000 innocents have been killed in the Saudi-led bombing campaign since the beginning of the civil war.
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The struggle against terrorists — people prepared both to kill innocents and to die for a political cause — is open-ended.
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Guys like that convince themselves that by massacring the innocents they are serving as a warrior in some righteous cause.
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He was in town briefly to promote "The Innocents," the Netflix series about a shape-shifting teenager on the run.
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But the government's concerns can't justify reprisals against innocents who just happen to be members of the same ethnic group.
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He deserved to be brought to justice for his crimes against American troops and thousands of innocents across the region.
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"Indiscriminate bombing, where we don't care if we're killing innocents or combatants, is just inconsistent with our values," he continued.
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The massacre of innocents could not be farther from heroism, and I hope this bill helps set the record straight.
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Put aside all of those unfortunate innocents who, for one reason or another, falsely confessed to crimes they didn't commit.
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The show assumes there's no shortage of people who want to kill innocents, who want to rape and pillage and torture.
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She ended up making a documentary called "The Selling of Innocents," which won an Emmy for outstanding investigative journalism in 1996.
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Was the strike proportional to the threat, and did the value of the military target justify the risk of killing innocents?
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"Indiscriminate bombing where we don't care if we are killing innocents or combatants is just inconsistent with our values," Lt. Gen.
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For people who love to wonder if any unsettling situation is a secret cult, The Innocents will induce your wildest theorizing.
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So here's what I have gathered, based on the limited information The Innocents has told us thus far about June's abilities.
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Episode 6 There were quite a few juicy reveals in episode 6 of The Innocents — one I definitely did not expect.
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That being said, I am incredibly pissed that The Innocents decided to end its love story in the bleakest way possible.
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That was the exemplification of God Loves — Magneto starts out by looking at the death of two innocents and vowing vengeance.
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" Rhodes added, "This visit will offer an opportunity to honor the memory of all innocents who were lost during the war.
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Boko Haram realised the propaganda value of women: the use of supposed innocents as lethal weapons has a powerful shock factor.
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Will the pain of those innocents sobbing in the dark wake us up to who we are as a compassionate nation?
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In 2004, giving a speech to midshipmen at the Naval Academy, he spoke of the imperative of sparing innocents in battle.
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Several subsequent episodes of police killing innocents, including children, and officers caught colluding with drug gangs have made things even worse.
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It is the stomping ground of academics and potheads, hustlers and innocents, dissidents and wing-tipped businessmen, poets and folk singers.
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By his own account, he would have driven farther and struck other innocents had he not crashed into the school bus.
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Yet the murderers of innocents are still glorified on Fatah web sites, including showing attackers next to Palestinian leaders following attacks.
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And if that means tens of thousands of King's Landing innocents have the sky fall down upon them, so be it.
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Had Herod any sense of wonder for the exquisite singularity of all people, would the massacre of the innocents have commenced?
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On the evidence of "The Innocents," neither of them yet knows or cares much about how to establish character through action.
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It paints trans people as liars who are willfully misleading innocents astray, when they're just people trying to live their lives.
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For an American movie of its time, "The Savage Innocents" is quite straightforward in its attitude toward sex, death and birth.
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He tells himself that there are no innocents in the drug trade; if he didn't execute his victims, somebody else would.
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In the case of Martin's eventual books, we will presumably get to experience, in Dany's head, her decision to incinerate innocents.
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Before their alliance with the Federation, they murdered innocents to bring glory to their authoritarian empire — but we didn't really learn why.
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Many Turkish conservatives refuse to admit that innocents, including Muslims, are being murdered by a group acting in the name of Islam.
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Why it matters: We can't look away from the kind of hatred and evil that led to the murder of 11 innocents.
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The slaughter of the innocents should sound un-Disney-like on paper, especially when the Star Wars empire was built on toys.
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A spokesperson for the Holy Innocents Foundation of Oklahoma told the AP that the organization "grieved" at the news of the opening.
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Some of those likely innocents, such as Cameron Todd Willingham and Carlos DeLuna, have been executed at the hands of the government.
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Religious leaders must make this absolutely clear ... And political leaders must speak out to affirm the same idea: heroes don't kill innocents.
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Now it is time for this savagery to end and for the world to know murder of innocents will not be countenanced.
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"Mission offenders believe that the system is rigged against them, which means that they can justify excessive violence against innocents," said Levin.
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The implants we're giving to our supersoldiers dehumanize them in the minds of the soldiers, dulling the psychological toll of killing innocents.
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The Bruce High Quality Foundation, Massacre of the Innocents,2015-20173, oil on canvas, 203.2 x 304.8 cm, 80 x 2121.9 in.
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When we were children, when we were innocents, the myth of Hulk Hogan was bizarre and fantastical, but we believed it nonetheless.
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He also becomes possessed by a demon and ends up blowing up a church full of innocents, provoking an all-out war.
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I'm sad about the poverty, I feel sorry for these families, those involved in the gangs, but especially the innocents who die.
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And now Mr. Trump has deployed this machinery of repression, bristling with Bush- and Obama-era upgrades, to take terrified innocents hostage.
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This should also apply -- but often doesn't -- in the wake of a neo-Nazi or white supremacist assault or murder of innocents.
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The facts surrounding the murder of innocents just across the river from New York City illustrate how pervasive this problem is today.
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"We rededicate ourselves to holding to account any and all who commit crimes against the innocents anywhere in the world," he said.
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This version of Gilbert Adair's novel "The Holy Innocents" is "disarmingly sweet and completely enchanting," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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But with one dragon down and King's Landing locked down for defense — and filled with innocents — there won't be any easy victory.
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But The Innocents recognizes that women have individual responses to severe trauma, and their responses are complex and different from one another.
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But being clear about the sources of ISIS's turn to terrorism helps us limit its ability to profit from the murder of innocents.
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Obviously, because Christine has not watched five episodes of The Innocents, she has no idea why June's face is reflected in the mirror.
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Both claim the moral high ground, yet both demonstrate the same desire to blow up things (and relationships) and put innocents at risk.
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" These include attacks on innocents, rape, arbitrary detentions and abductions, all of which "may amount to war crimes and/or crimes against humanity.
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But "Narcos" makes clear his pitiless willingness to murder thousands of innocents—politicians, judges, children—in the quest to fill his own pockets.
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They prey on fear and the dreams of innocents, and they want nothing more than to crawl on you and be ridiculously gross.
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We will not defeat it by pretending Islam has nothing to do with motivating young Muslim men to commit jihad and kill innocents.
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She has retained a bit of her former self, promising to end tyranny in Westeros by, uh, slaughtering hundreds of thousands of innocents.
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It is far past time for Congress to exercise its authority, or be seen as willfully complicit in this torture of the innocents.
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To me this illustrates that the selfishness of one individual prosecutor in a position of power could lead to the death of innocents.
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I don't know if this is how German-Americans spoke English in the eighteen-sixties, but the two innocents eventually make themselves understood.
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The director Amy Scott resurrects this Eden in "Hal," filling it with new (now seasoned) wonders, holy innocents and an abundance of snakes.
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And they are willing to kill innocents in Israel and put the people of Gaza at risk in order to advance that agenda.
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Far from not seeing through the eyes of others, Twain's desolate Palestine is one of the least original aspects of The Innocents Abroad.
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In the case of "The Innocents," that process is very gradual, stretching across the eight episodes of the show's first season (available Friday).
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On TV, "The Innocents" is a new Netflix series that our critic says is on the brooding side of the mutant-teenager spectrum.
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Depending on whom you ask and when, the seducer is either a manipulative villain exploiting innocents or a heroic figure of sexual liberation.
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As various officials have described it, the United States will intervene only when chemical weapons are used — or any time innocents are killed.
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That is most unfortunate, but not nearly as unfortunate as innocents getting slaughtered by 10th Century savages killing in the name of Allah.
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Slaughter of innocents is acceptable, as long as we are staunchly opposed to the ideological positions or actions of a despot or dictator?
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If "Polar" were a teenager, it might be content to chug Mountain Dew while playing first-person shooter games and trolling innocents online.
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People are hurting, and the epicenter of that hurt, according to the Feast of the Holy Innocents, remains the focus of God's concern.
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A documentary dives into the history of the Institute of the Innocents, which housed unwanted babies, and the first painting it ever commissioned.
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Cemeteries began to be emptied in 1786, beginning with the Cimetière des Innocents, but it took two years to move all the bones.
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It is pervasive in policing policies — like stop-and-frisk, and … neighborhood watch — regardless of the collateral damage done to the majority of innocents.
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On Saturday, Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang said Gauthier's article "openly supports terrorist activity, the killing of innocents and has outraged the Chinese public".
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But you don't have a group like ISIS or al-Qaeda that is inspiring around the world to take up arms and kill innocents.
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After all, why would well educated, upper-middle-class folks with seemingly everything to live for blow themselves up and kill so many innocents?
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The logic there is that, with oversight, superhumans would be unable to act without sovereign authority and therefore never put innocents in harm's way.
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All the evidence shows that the death penalty risks killing innocents, brings unconscionable delays between conviction and execution and is imposed arbitrarily and unreliably.
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Michael Leahy's "The Last Innocents" follows seven Dodgers, including Sandy Koufax, through the 1960s, telling a story about baseball and about larger cultural changes.
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What we cannot understand is why the U.S. had to assassinate two innocents and terrorize a whole village to deal with the three suspects.
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As Rousseauian innocents of the Internet age, they aren't susceptible to the vapidity, solipsism and toxicity the rest of us have been sullied by.
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Do they wind up punishing innocents more than oppressive regimes, as has been strongly suggested in the examples of Iran, Venezuela, Iraq, and Sudan?
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There is also a growing awareness that it is perhaps impossible to create a justice system that both executes criminals and avoids killing innocents.
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Apparently this president believes that the deaths of hundreds of thousands of innocents would be acceptable, as long as they are not American deaths.
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The Innocents Abroad is still widely quoted for this image today: both Alan Dershowitz and Benjamin Netanyahu, among others, have cited it, decidedly unironically.
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Anti-abortion legislation and rhetoric often circulates stereotypical, infantilizing imagery about people with cognitive disabilities as innocents in need of protection from nondisabled saviors.
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The Islamic State was brutalizing the Middle East, and Muslim immigrants in the West were killing innocents at nightclubs, offices and churches, he said.
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While he may actually build a wall between the United States and Mexico, I don't see that wall leading to the murder of innocents.
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"For too long, this evil man operated without constraint, and countless innocents have suffered for it," Mr. McConnell said Friday on the Senate floor.
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He patiently waited outside of an Ariana Grande concert, then detonated a suicide vest that killed twenty-two innocents and injured over 500 more.
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Both Gren and Dil are Grendel, the monster who Beowulf must fight and kill — and, in The Mere Wife, both of them are innocents.
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Hours earlier the massive quake shook Mexico's sprawling metropolis, bringing giant buildings to the ground, and burying innocents under rubble and tons of cement.
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Jassim makes an impassioned plea to the insurgents in Arabic that no innocents die, hoping to appeal to them via quoting from the Quran.
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And Cersei— in this episode alone, she lied about the father of her baby, and also probably condemned thousands of innocents to a fiery death.
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They must have been bombed [SIC] -- bummed that it wasn&apost a deplorable in a truck mowing down innocents in New York, but a jihadist.
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This YA success is probably the reason everyone's favorite streaming site ended up with its latest teen series, The Innocents, which premieres Friday, August 24.
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But the one other factor which is quite dominant is the same reason why people went to go fight against ISIS—is to help innocents.
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"There is no excuse for killing innocents or remaining silent in the face of terrorism," he told the crowd, which gave him a standing ovation.
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The death penalty is "part of our legal system and people who commit crimes that lead to the death of innocents are punished," he said.
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We remember all the innocents killed across the arc of that terrible war and the wars that came before and the wars that would follow.
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Today, with the memory of Christchurch's innocents fresh in our minds, we announce a project uniting MEMRI and the Lantos Foundation for Human Rights & Justice.
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Dany tried to avoid the deaths of innocents for years as she made her way towards Westeros and her ultimate goal of the Iron Throne.
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In retaliation for the Cali cartel's encroachments, Escobar bombs dozens of its Drogas La Rebaja pharmacies across the country, killing scores of innocents, including children.
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But what is not is a different sort of outrage, one that leverages the deaths of innocents to destroy the reputations and careers of others.
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Disillusionment Perhaps his biggest betrayal of all was to the innocents he inspired -- the youths and teens whom he promised to lead into civic callings.
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In any case, he said, the Marines went to great lengths to spare innocents, allowing them to leave the city before and during the attack.
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But I also think that they are deceived by a cruel ideology that has licensed the killing of millions of innocents for almost 50 years.
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Detroit doesn't paint all police or all white people as uniform caricatures of badness, nor does it patronizingly suggest that all black people are innocents.
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Saudi Arabia "bombs Yemen to smithereens, killing 20023's of innocents including babies, spreads cholera and famine, but of course blames Iran," Mr. Zarif said.
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The facility that was hit produces chemical weapons, barrel bombs and a variety of other weapons that the Assad regime has used to massacre innocents.
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President Trump's termination of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program last month showed callous disregard for innocents caught in the broken U.S. immigration system.
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"Violent extremist organizations like ISIS or Lebanese Hezbollah or al Qaeda continue to sow hatred, destroying peace and murdering innocents across the globe," Mattis said.
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This provides aggrieved parties an opportunity to feel righteousness in attacking transgressive art, positioning themselves as protectors of imagined innocents or of ideals under attack.
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These two became the innocents at the heart of the surrounding maelstrom — mutually absorbed, supporting each other by turns, a sweet image of modern trust.
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But as it stands, Modern Warfare 2's depiction of the murder of hundreds of innocents is delivered without any real moral burden at all.
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There, immersed in the space's trance-like and boney repetitions that hauntingly flow and resonate, we are part of those from the Cimetière des Innocents.
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Whether he was referring to these events in "The Massacre of the Innocents" is a matter of debate among scholars, partly because the work is undated.
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My boyfriend T. and I are, at once, innocents who fell in love and zombie inhabitants of a deranged, common, and revered institution: the couple-form.
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I want my murderer to know that I am not a coward like he is, hiding behind human shields while condemning thousands of innocents to death.
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Snyder's DC cinematic universe is going to have deaths and deaths and more deaths, including innocents and villains alike, some at the hands of our heroes.
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Like Alyssa (Jessica Barden) and James (Alex Lawther), The Innocents follows two British teens whose harmless running away from home scheme turns very horrific very fast.
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The Innocents (NETFLIX ORIGINAL): When a teenage couple runs away to be together, the extraordinary gift they possess unleashes powerful forces intent on dividing them forever.
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" Vice President Pence (@VP) joined him: "@POTUS & I stand w/ peaceful protestors in Iran who are speaking out for freedom & we condemn the arrests of innocents.
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Eventually, his giant was exposed as a hoax, but not before Barnum persuaded thousands of gullible innocents to shell out cold, hard cash to see it.
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Mr. Ghani called the insurgents terrorists who "take pleasure in the torn-up bodies of our innocents," and their leaders "slavelike" and involved in narcotics mafias.
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Bach refers to Eichmann as the "director of the Holocaust" because of his central role in planning and carrying out the execution of millions of innocents.
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"There are over a million innocents in the city so you want to give them an opportunity to take cover or to leave," said General Scales.
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Prosecutors wrestled with the idea of granting a deal to men who had killed so many people, particularly innocents, according to current and former government officials.
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A May 2017 report from Human Rights Watch said that Raytheon-made munitions had been used in at least four Saudi-led coalition strikes on innocents.
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They know that a couple more mass killings, a couple more killings of the innocents, you're going to have a bigger problem than they currently have.
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It would be right and just if that were the response by politicians of any stripe to any act of violence against innocents of every persuasion.
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The second you start shooting innocents you become marked as a target to everyone within spitting distance, but hey, it's all about risk and reward, right?
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Like ISIS, the Christchurch attacker's ideology claims there are no such thing as innocents in this clash of civilizations between Islam and the West, only combatants.
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Born in Marseille, France, Wyngarde appeared in director Robert Rossen's Richard Burton-starring 1956 film Alexander the Great and Jack Clayton's classic 1961 horror film, The Innocents.
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As always, Jack is called upon to protect innocents and dispatch Aku's threatening, predatory robots, but now he does so with an undeniable streak of savage anger.
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It was a hoax, perpetrated on día de los inocentes ("day of the innocents"), the Latin American version of April Fools' Day, which falls on December 28th.
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On the other end of the spectrum is the mass killer who drives a truck into a crowd of innocents, motivated by some sincerely held political belief.
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That changed in the 113th century, when children instead began to be seen as innocents who must be protected from harm and corruption by the adult world.
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Even if Christine did understand shapeshifting, and all its specifics (eight episodes into The Innocents and I don't, but fine), would that be enough to arrest Elena?
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They are also capable of sucking up copious amounts of data about criminals and innocents alike, information which can then be stored by authorities for later use.
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In ENDEMIC the decimated hood of a BMW crashes through a Rubens painting, The Massacre of Innocents, where children lie helplessly in pools of their own blood.
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I tell Dobie's story in"The Death of Innocents," taking readers through our broken system of justice that masks truth and gets poor men like Dobie executed.
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The designated good guys are responsible for the deaths of innocents, and the question of their accountability hovers over the movie and sets its plot in motion.
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None of this will prevent the next attack, and more innocents are likely to lose their lives before the Islamic State and Al Qaeda are finally defeated.
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Now, in THE INNOCENTS (Putnam, $27), the sixth book in this series, Quinn has been voted out as sheriff, but he's still trying to make things right.
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Scanning these today you may wonder how many of these were dangerous criminals; how many idealistic extremists; and how many innocents caught up in a widespread dragnet?
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"The Innocents" resists the temptation to wallow in sentiment as the nuns give birth, and images of new mothers cuddling their newborns are kept to a minimum.
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Mr. Worth's story shifts the blame for violent acts against innocents in the region from extremist groups onto Qatar's efforts to secure the release of the abductees.
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"Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry and narrow-mindedness, and many of our people need it sorely on these accounts," wrote Mark Twain in The Innocents Abroad.
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This "slaughter of innocents," as one activist described it in 1875, led to the banning of the feather trade and the birth of the animal conservation movement.
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"These cartels use barbaric ISIS and Al Qaeda tactics to murder and torture innocents, destabilize countries, and assassinate members of law enforcement," he said in a tweet.
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During her decades-long career, Ms. Foray, who died on Wednesday in Los Angeles, spoke for dozens of characters, ranging from mischievous miscreants to wide-eyed innocents.
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That spirit should bring together all citizens, of all countries, who — whatever their faith or birthplace — grieve now for the innocents cut down Monday night in Manchester.
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Standing at the head of a designated terrorist entity, driven by an ideology of hate, he directed an avalanche of attacks against innocents across the Middle East.
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For the safety of our own population as much as for the protection of innocents abroad, it's time to demand an evidence-driven approach to military aid.
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Gone are the times of the responsibility to protect innocents in the face of mass atrocities and the idea of fundamental human rights that go beyond borders.
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She succeeds in "Slaughter of the Innocents (They Might be Guilty of Something)," where the black silhouette cutouts migrate to a large, seemingly whitewashed slab of canvas.
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The Innocents of Florence transports viewers into the archives of the Istituto degli Innocenti and the conservation studio, to see both archival ledgers and X-ray imaging.
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Interestingly, almost all of these women-directed films were independently made, and several of them (including Certain Women, The Innocents, and The Fits) premiered at Sundance last year.
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It's time we recalibrated the pendulum that today allows the mentally ill to die with their rights on — and, rarely but unforgivably, take a dozen innocents with them.
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In reality, the vast majority of the people arriving at the southwest border aren't members of MS-13 — they are innocents fleeing gang violence in their home countries.
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Some worry that the stolen guns will be used in future attacks on security forces, or that in trying to retrieve the weapons, the police will target innocents.
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The blatant assaults have become so frightening—attempted genocide, the slaughter of innocents, the wholesale destruction of places of worship—that less egregious abuses go unnoticed or unappreciated.
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Despite Japan's "hostage-based" justice, in which innocents have been convicted on the basis of confessions obtained by relentless interrogation, other aspects of its justice system are admirable.
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Starting as a simple open-air food market, it quickly blossomed, and soon a wall was required to keep it separate from its neighbor: the Saint Innocents Cemetery.
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The Innocents spells out what I assumed was an obvious rule of this shapeshifting game: Skin-to-skin contact, under high-stress circumstances, is what triggers the change.
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Gorey's mock-moralistic abecedarium plays the deaths of little innocents for laughs ("A is for Amy who fell down the stairs/ B is for Basil assaulted by bears …").
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Schafer's may not be an entirely coherent comparison; footage of the 9/11 attacks was recorded by innocents, while the Christchurch footage was explicitly intended as terroristic propaganda.
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"We will rededicate ourselves to holding to account any and all who commit crimes against innocents anywhere in the world," he said, speaking at an Italian war memorial.
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This has been the dark reality since a civil war flared in December 2013, after which all parties, including rebels, allegedly inflicted pain, suffering and humiliation on innocents.
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Tony Stark, painted as an egomaniac since his on-screen debut in 2008, is now grappling with his guilt over the team putting innocents in danger for years.
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Graham responded "I don't think I've ever met a tougher guy than you and I think it would hurt your morale if you were ordered to kill innocents."
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The second, The Innocents, which just came out, is about a group of nuns during World War II who have become pregnant after being raped by Soviet soldiers.
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How can Yemen's young people make peace with the world when their first experience of the U.S. is hovering drones killing innocents, where no-one will admit responsibility?
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For Minian, Plyler, by its very casting of undocumented children as innocents, underscored the perception of undocumented adults as culpable—criminals to be arrested, detained, prosecuted, and deported.
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Lifeless infants cradled in their father's arms and grey-faced toddlers gassed to death should drive America and its allies closer together to fight the deaths of innocents.
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We were conned and outmaneuvered by the money and power of the N.R.A., and now we have to clean up the mess if we care about tomorrow's innocents.
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Democrats slipped into their usual rituals after a mass shooting, questioning why anyone would need a gun so powerful that it can wipe out innocents in an instant.
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"It is still today what they consider their iconic symbol," explains Elizabeth Wicks, one of the two conservators tasked with restoring the painting, in The Innocents of Florence.
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It's debilitating not only to have to fight with your own mucus day after day but also to know that you are grossing out the innocents around you.
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The earliest known visual of the dance of death was painted in the following century: a 1984-25 fresco in the Cemetery of the Holy Innocents in Paris.
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He had a mummified body of one of the Holy Innocents—these were the 2,000 babies that Herod ordered slaughtered after he heard that a savior had been born.
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And it's entirely consistent with the series' core themes and motifs: the misuse of power, how innocents suffer when the high lords seek power, and the subversion of expectations.
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Strikingly often, culture wars sound like that today: less an appeal to abstract principles than a claim that opponents are—out of naivety or wickedness—exposing innocents to harm.
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"There is more value to protect the innocents of the world than the criminals," Acton explained, referring to users in oppressive countries that rely on the encryption for safety.
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Moreover, villainous Coles regenerate life by consuming civilians; their virtuous peers have to watch out for bystanders during battles or lose karma for letting innocents get hurt or killed.
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For about 390 minutes of The Innocents' first season, the brand-new Netflix show is a teen romance pumped up with Scandinavian noir looks and disturbing sci-fi thrills.
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It's easy enough to imagine a climax to "The Bells" where Dany flew to the Red Keep, saw Cersei surrounded by innocents, and decided to burn them all anyway.
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" Afterward, Conway posted a clip of the exchange -- on Twitter -- with the following comment: "Terrorists again slaughter innocents, TelegraphUK reports neighbors warned authorities about killer, but @POTUS should apologise?
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Likewise, combating radical Islamic terrorism is not Islamophobic; instead, it is a fight aimed at protecting innocents — Muslim and non-Muslim alike who are targets of a radical ideology.
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Israel says it tries to avoid the deaths of innocents but notes that the Hamas movement, which runs the enclave, deployed gunmen, rockets and munitions in heavily populated areas.
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Srebrenica was the single biggest slaughter of innocents in Europe since World War II. It was the bloodiest tip of an ugly iceberg of slaughter sustained over three years.
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"Innocents and Others" is a combo-deal of a novel that mixes the silliness of a popcorn romp with the intellectual seriousness of a one-camera talking-head commentary.
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In his book "Reagan's America: Innocents at Home," Garry Wills disputed the prevalent view that Miss Davis had just been marking time in Hollywood while waiting for a man.
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Mass killing of innocents, even on the scale of Las Vegas, does not automatically meet the generally accepted definition of terrorism, which requires a political, ideological or religious motive.
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I don't think I am exaggerating when I say that the art world needs Billy White (and other innocents like him) far more than he needs the art world.
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The Innocents Abroad is, in the end, an elaborate, sustained joke: at the expense of the peoples and places of the Mediterranean, of Twain's fellow travelers, of Twain himself.
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The militias, and their C.I.A. handlers, were at times accused by Afghan officials and others of acting as a law unto themselves, running roughshod over civilians and killing innocents.
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That vanishing is a consistent theme in pop culture of late, from the symbolic devils of Hannibal and The Knick to the broken doubters of Calvary and The Innocents.
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The surreal details of battle and the theme of faraway powers orchestrating the slaughter of innocents are familiar, but Mr. Odoul is able to breathe some new life into them.
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An angry, armed white man unleashes a hailstorm of bullets on a group of random innocents, leaving behind carnage, shattered families and questions about how it could have been prevented.
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"I curse you more than the Israelis, for while The Chosen drain the blood of innocents without apologies you hide behind the mask of academic objectivity," he wrote in part.
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There have been multiple efforts to adapt the world of The Turn of the Screw, such as 1961's The Innocents, 1971's The Nightcomers, and 2009's BBC version.
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She crashed them together then spread them apart, like billiard balls, describing the structure she wanted for ''Innocents and Others'': The two strands of the story meet and then separate.
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Rehema was one of thousands of innocents brutalized in a relentless campaign of violence that swept through Djugu territory in the Democratic Republic of Congo's Ituri province earlier this year.
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While The Innocents won't remind you of the melodrama at 13 Reasons Why's crisis-plagued high school, it does have some flavors of a few other high-profile teen shows.
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"We have to make it harder for people who want to kill Americans to get their hands on weapons of war that let them kill dozens of innocents," Obama said.
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Seeing how she just torched all of King's Landing -- killing thousands upon thousands of innocents -- A LOT of people are predicting her death ... so yeah, we don't see her living.
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As I was writing "The Death of Innocents," I happened to run into him in an airport, and I said teasingly that I was "taking him on" in my book.
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"We rededicate ourselves to holding to account any and all who commit crimes against the innocents anywhere in the world," he said in Sant'Anna di Stazzema before heading to Lucca.
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It would be a false equivalence to put Gaviria's decision making on par with Escobar's, but both men are focused on the larger fight and innocents are caught in between.
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When a Muslim in France shouts "Allahu-akbar" while smashing holiday revelers with a refrigerator truck or gunning down innocents at a nightclub, he is not just mouthing meaningless words.
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Not pictured: the blood of innocents on feathery wings The stereotype of chocobos as your friendly, neighborhood mount negates the species' storied history as the K-9s of Final Fantasy.
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The answers to these questions remain strikingly relevant today, as our government restricts the entry of refugees while we watch the horrific slaughter of innocents in Syria, Myanmar, and elsewhere.
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Yet he seemed genuinely stunned when Dany, blinded by rage, lit up King's Landing with her dragon, slaughtering hundreds of thousands of innocents and unleashing a bloody free-for-all.
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"We have to make it harder for people who want to kill Americans to get their hands on weapons of war that let them kill dozens of innocents," he said.
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Slaughter of innocents continues in battle for Mosul The terror group maintains control of critical water and electricity plants that service thousands of homes in Mosul, Iraq's second-largest city.
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As with any attack like this, there is no single reason Mr. Saipov reportedly decided to kill innocents, mostly tourists enjoying a blustery fall day, 56 degrees with blue skies.
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"There's a lot of bad apples, and they've got to be cleaned out," said Robert Romano, 62, after praying at Holy Innocents Church on West 37th Street in Midtown Manhattan.
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In other words, talking about the draft lets Cruz twist a social change that expands women's opportunities into something frightening that will endanger innocents — unless Ted Cruz can save them.
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The Innocents Abroad, the most famous 19th-century account of Palestine, is in the end an elaborate, sustained joke at the expense of the peoples and places of the Mediterranean.
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Those recollections, and images of Eichmann supervising the mass slaughter of innocents, serve as cautionary ballast, inoculating the audience against being too caught up in a suspenseful, entertaining wartime thriller.
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From among the transformational metaphors for teenage alienation — turning into a vampire, turning into a human spider — "The Innocents," a handsome new Netflix series, goes with the plain vanilla variety.
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None of his characters are caricatures: There are good nuns and dastardly ones, courageous academics and those willing to sacrifice innocents for what they perceive to be the public good.
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The information Z finagles from Farid triggers an Israeli reprisal that results in the slaughter of innocents in Gaza, an event for which the remorseful Z is moved to atone.
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The Innocents, like Silence, grapples with faith cracked by doubt in the face of unthinkable violence to the bodies of the devout — in this case, the brutal rape of nuns.
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Di Michelino's painting, "Mother of the Innocents" (1446), is a nearly life-sized image of a young Madonna holding an outstretched silk cloak that shelters 16 children of various ages.
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Take the decades-long debate over banning the kind of assault rifles used in the mass murder of dozens of children and other innocents in Sandy Hook and San Bernardino.
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" Amichai Solomon, 40, a preschool teacher here, said: "Personally I find it quite ironic that Rabbi Menachem Froman's family has to endure this sort of random act of violence against innocents.
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That conventional approach, he charged, allowed terror to fester, and he accused the former secretary of state of wanting to take away Americans' guns and let radical Muslim immigrants slaughter innocents.
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But Islamic State's presence in major Iraqi and Syrian cities has made it difficult to destroy its most important headquarters, because of concerns about killing scores of innocents in the process.
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And most of all, he pities his father's loneliness, for being sentenced to a lifetime preoccupation with torture and a headful of savage sexual fantasies, predicated on the harming of innocents.
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After all, the Netflix YA saga is a love story above all; The Innocents isn't going to leave its dashing male lead as a pile of unblinking bones in the corner.
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Since Rosenberg and Chandra wanted to make sure the bot didn't catch any innocents by accident, they manually update a database of trolls so Imposter Buster knows who to go after.
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"This visit will offer an opportunity to honor the memory of all innocents who were lost during the war," Mr. Obama's deputy national security adviser, Benjamin J. Rhodes, wrote on Tuesday.
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After all, it matters a great deal what people who want to be president say and do not say, especially at moments like this, after the murder of scores of innocents.
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Just as violence should not be directed towards noncombatants and other vulnerable individuals for our military personnel, violence against innocents is a violation of the moral standards of law enforcement officers.
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"In the months and years that followed, America would be hit with an onslaught of more mass shootings of innocents and too many examples of racial injustice to ignore," he wrote.
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It was also the highest in this auction category since 2002, when the Canadian collector David Thomson paid $76.7 million at Sotheby's London for "Massacre of the Innocents," also by Rubens.
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And while I can't say whether arguing with the Hezbollah tour guide about the deaths of innocents had any effect on his views, it was better than not trying, wasn't it?
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Rohingya say that local militias, many supportive of the monk-led extremists called the 969 Movement, have been entering villages alongside the Burmese military to burn them down and murder innocents.
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Eduardo Silva, a 21-year-old electrician taking a break in central Rio, said having the army in charge would lead to more shootouts, and innocents caught up in the crossfire.
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But few convincing answers have been provided to the central question in the long-running strategy debate: How do we undermine support for the ideology of those bent on killing innocents?
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The Taliban threat was issued shortly before Wilders announced on Thursday that he was calling off the planned contest because it posed too great a threat of provoking violence against innocents.
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Three Islamist men strapped on fake suicide vests, armed themselves with knives and hopped in a van they would use as their ultimate weapon against innocents walking along the London Bridge.
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The U.S. goal was to "keep the human cost of innocents being killed accidentally to the absolute minimum" and to bring the warring parties to the negotiating table, Mattis told reporters.
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And to those around the world who have put humanity first, who have tried to stop the killing of innocents with their fund-raising and demonstrations in solidarity with Eastern Ghouta.
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While raising two American children, they've donned fabulous wigs, ferreted out military secrets and killed innocents in service of the fading Soviet empire — all to a well-curated classic-rock soundtrack.
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"I think that the value [of the painting] is actually enhanced by what we found, because it makes the story richer," Wicks says into the camera in The Innocents of Florence.
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Such a claim poses clear risks of harm for many innocents, while ultimately posing little more than a dubious inconvenience for those who would seek to employ encryption for evil ends.
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Canada is trying to strike a balance between treating children as innocents and recognising them as battlefield threats, says Jo Becker, a children's-rights specialist at Human Rights Watch in New York.
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Innocents and Others was an ambitious, difficult and emotional book for me to write, and I couldn't have even conceived of it without writing the previous three books, much less executed it.
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As aged innocents on the brink of nullity, we begin to understand that by wrestling with myths or personalities or pictures, we are ever trying to etch the temporal into the celestial.
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In "The Massacre of the Innocents", he swaps out Peter Paul Rubens's original scene depicting the murder of male babies in Bethlehem for a violent and bloody beaver hunt by European settlers.
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But evidence filed with these documents shows a new version of Welch, one who—despite headline and after headline describing his contrition—was ready and willing to end the lives of innocents.
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The Innocents is part fantasy, part horror, and part teen romance — it's the "Romeo take me somewhere we can be alone" line from Taylor Swift's "Love Story," but with violent shape-shifting.
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Then the object turns out to be a Klingon sculpture, and disturbing it launches a brutal, year-long war that slaughters countless innocents, and almost obliterates the Federation, Starfleet, and Earth itself.
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I refuse to believe that The Innocents is truly that cynical about love, given that the entire premise of the show thus far is that real love is being seen and accepted.
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Paying ransom is "a significant source of funds for terrorist organizations that then allow them to continue to perpetrate deadly acts of violence against innocents around the world," he said last week.
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My favorite novel of the year, Dana Spiotta's Innocents and Others, has an A on Book Marks and it's also sold fewer than 5,000 copies in hardcover, according to Book Scan data.
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In The Innocents, the nuns are isolated by the threat of ostracism and retaliation for speaking out, so they're unable to care for those who are pregnant until a discreet doctor arrives.
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But it's hard to think anyone would say this now—when just two days after Johnson died, a white supremacist has slashed the throats of two innocents on the Portland MAX train.
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This was a volatile time in Britain, and Northern Ireland's turf battles often erupted in violence, but it was rare — and uniquely terrifying — for "the Troubles" to claim innocents on the mainland.
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They act more like a dragnet than a targeted surveillance tool, and one can imagine how many innocents may be surveilled when an IMSI catcher is deployed in a bustling city centre.
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A high-speed train from Las Vegas to Anaheim that was part of the economic-stimulus package was a secret effort to connect the brothels of Nevada to the innocents at Disneyland.
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The level of respect given to a series like August's The Innocents, co-creator Hania Elkington's first major project, proves how far television has come in terms of series powered by women.
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The Innocents by Jack Clayton is probably my favorite haunted house movie — It's The Turn of the Screw, and I don't know why they gave it a new title, but they did.
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A Saudi-led coalition airstrike on a Yemeni market killed at least 33 civilians on March 15 in one of the deadliest attacks on innocents since its campaign began a year ago.
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" Another statement put out on behalf of the participants said: "We believe the deliberate killing of or attempt to kill innocents is terrorism, whether it is committed by Muslims, Jews or others.
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"The substance of the report is brutally graphic and profoundly disturbing as a chronicle of evil inflicted on hundreds of innocents," Philadelphia Archbishop Charles Chaput said in a weekly letter to Catholics.
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Was it like the US firebombing of Dresden, an abhorrent killing of innocents for no real strategic purpose that was nonetheless in service of a just war that dislodged a terrible regime?
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When his scheme came undone, thanks to undercover F.B.I. informants and wiretaps, Sood quickly pleaded guilty — essentially to victimizing the universities, who are somehow the innocents in all this, according to prosecutors.
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In retrospect at least, Twain was one of the most famous visitors to Palestine in the 19th century, and his book The Innocents Abroad the most famous 19th-century account of it.
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"The more that we as Muslims, as Muslim countries, fall out with each other, the more the innocents who have put their hopes in us will be exposed to strife," he said.
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He was accused of using bombs and bullets in a crusade that took the lives of innocents but never did manage to snare that Cuban leader, who died at 90 in 2016.
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If anything remotely positive could come from the death of the 163 innocents in the air over Tehran, it would be a realization that all has gone too far and must stop.
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Upon hearing of the birth of Jesus, an angry and jealous Herod ordered the massacre of young Hebrew children, an event remembered in Christian history as the Slaughter of the Holy Innocents.
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Nagasaki was the perfect place to begin, the birthplace of Christianity in Japan where he could honor innocents killed in war as well as Christian missionaries and martyrs killed for their faith.
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But he said that if it ever happened, one thing is clear: It would likely spark a war that would wreak havoc in the region and visit destruction on millions of innocents.
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In the show's final season, which ended in May, the dragon queen went mad and ordered her trusty dragon son Drogon to burn innocents and children during the siege of King's Landing.
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It makes you wonder if, for example, a self-driving car's design team would de-prioritize its vehicle's occupants in favor of innocents—or whether the company's loyalty to its customers comes first.
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After watching Dany murder his friend Varys, both of his siblings, and thousands of innocents in Episode 5, Tyrion has all the motivation needed to commit treason against the once promising Targaryen Queen.
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"According to intelligence, those terrorists who were killed were planning criminal operations using suicide vests and intended to target innocents in the next few days inside Iraq," the military said in a statement.
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It's a combination of the obvious emphasis on the death of innocents, in a brute-force attempt to create emotional and political relevance, with the utterly vacuous violence you fill that world with.
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I recount it here because it serves as a cautionary tale for innocents like me who believe that what you see is what you get in the sometimes dodgy world of home hunting.
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Whatever is going on here, it certainly appears that the legend of goatse—the cavernous shitpipe that introduced millions of innocents to the petulant exhilaration and repulsion of Online—is far from over.
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"One thing that has to be clear is that being the mediators of a dialogue does not make us neutral before injustice, before human rights violations, before the death of innocents," he said.
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And, in a scene worthy of The Innocents Abroad, he proceeded to tell of the emptiness and ruin and disappointment that met Mark Twain when he traveled to the Holy Land that year.
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Despite its brutality, the Islamic State, which claimed responsibility for the London attack, has so far largely avoided the backlash that has sometimes been provoked among potential recruits by the killing of innocents.
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"As you bow your head and think of what you say to your God when you are asked what you did to slow the slaughter of innocents, there will be silence," Himes said.
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More than anything, the story of the innocents calls upon us to consider the moral cost of the perpetual battle for power in which the poor tend to have the highest casualty rate.
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The Istituto degli Innocenti (Institute of the Innocents) was founded in Florence, and is currently celebrating its 600th anniversary of continuous operation as the first secular institution dedicated to the care of children.
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"It's very difficult to find artwork that does not have a small or large story to tell," Fontani, one of the conservators who worked on the painting, notes in The Innocents of Florence.
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You need to make sure it's a legitimate target, it's a proportional strike to the benefit to the gained, you need to protect as much as possible the lives of innocents in the area.
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In charge of this terrifying arsenal is a man who was brought up as a demigod and cares nothing for human life—witness the innocents beaten to death with hammers in his gigantic gulag.
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He was implicated in inciting people, recruiting people, providing weapons and munitions for people and he was involved in attacks against security people and police stations that led to the killing of the innocents.
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Now, with the advent of the lone-wolf syndrome, where individuals inspired by the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) carry out heinous mass killings of innocents, no one seems safe any longer.
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Although this case is about the innocents attacked in San Bernardino, it does highlight that we have awesome new technology that creates a serious tension between two values we all treasure — privacy and safety.
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Different from the ISIS of today that is gleeful about slaughtering innocents, even children, my captors seemed to hold some respect for human life or surely they would have shot us on the spot.
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While the bombings have repeatedly hit homes, schools, hospitals, bridges, markets and other civilian infrastructure, the coalition says it takes pains not to target innocents and blames the Houthis for deploying in civilian areas.
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Is a country ever obligated to rescue people when it doesn't have a clear strategic or political interest in doing so, and should the moral imperative of protecting innocents ever override all other concerns?
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After all, they work in remote locations all over the world performing highly dangerous, and highly classified, tasks where there's a real risk of killing or abusing people who turn out to be innocents.
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"This is especially true when fighting in urban areas and against adversaries like ISIS and al-Qaeda who use civilians as shields and whose tactics include intentionally endangering the lives of innocents," it added.
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In a published statement he said he would never personally stop his campaign against Islam but the risk to innocents, and of attacks on the Netherlands, stemming from the proposed contest were too great.
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There are off-site bunkers, duped innocents and wild smear campaigns, including one that accuses a Democratic rival of trying to build a $600 million "Taj Mahal library" in honor of former Senator Arlen Specter.
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Had DHS been allowed to continue using that screening program and pursue its investigation of the mosque, they would have stumbled upon Syed Farook and arguably could have prevented a massacre of American innocents.
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Their undisclosed existence makes everybody who uses the hardware or software in question more vulnerable — and the number of such innocents is almost always vastly, vastly, vastly greater than the number of criminal suspects.
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How do you make sense of the police killings of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile, the latest names to be added to that grim, too-familiar roster of innocents gunned down by law enforcement?
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Or at least it was until we saw the execution of our own innocents, when Trenton and Mobley, two of the most blameless characters in this story, were cruelly murdered as Dark Army patsies.
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There's a lot we still don't know about the Easter Sunday attacks in Sri Lanka, a coordinated carnage by suicide bombers in churches and hotels that ended the lives of at least 290 innocents.
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After surviving her "Innocents" phase — the earnestness, the piety, those doe eyes — is there a part of her that's running in the opposite direction, searching down dark alleys to see what she might find?
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For Mr. Untung, the fact that a monument to Suharto's legacy could exist while silence prevailed about the killing of thousands of innocents showed that the battle over Indonesia's history will be drawn-out.
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I mean a real witch hunt, where people testify to crimes invisible to others and bordering on the preposterous, before a court that prefers imaginary deeds to actual evidence and that aggressively executes innocents.
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"Mother of the Innocents" needed to be cleaned, and Fortune decided to fund its conservation by Wicks and a colleague, Nicoletta Fontani, despite the fact that the painting was not by a woman artist.
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That would prove Cersei's anti-Targaryen propaganda and Varys' scheming to be right all along, and would set Daenerys up as a murderous tyrant who won the game of thrones through indifferent slaughter of innocents.
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For those terrorists the best response is for knowledgeable Islamic clerics to dissuade them, or for defectors from jihadist groups to explain that killing innocents will not create the Islamist utopia that they yearn for.
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A friend later confirmed I was right — they'd let him into their safehouse, whereupon he'd turned into a werewolf and gutted a slew of innocents, like a video game retelling of the Three Little Pigs.
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"Indiscriminate bombing where we don't care if we are killing innocents or combatants is just inconsistent with our values," he said in response to a question from CNN on the possibility of using carpet bombing.
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Hassan, a lanky young man who asked that his real name not be used, warned his contact that the prison was likely to be full of detainees — innocents, kidnapped or jailed by the jihadi group.
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There are many people who perform gleeful cruelty against innocents in games at some point, but very few people buy games for this sole purpose, much less games that cost $40,000 a day to play.
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This Thanksgiving, with an empty place at the table as usual, will mark 40 years since our tragedy, and innocents like those in Orlando continue to be mowed down, year after year after year. Why?
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"The play will be seen again in this cathedral in a world where power continues to corrupt, where innocents are made victims and the reputation of the good is maligned," Monteith said in a statement.
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Daenerys Targaryen hit her final form as she abandoned the advice to not use weapons of mass destruction—which is what a dragon pretty much is—on the innocents of (the surprisingly large) King's Landing.
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We were young and idealistic; we said "enough" to the slaughtering of innocents in our name, and raged against the politicians who were too timid or too corrupt, to stand up for what was right.
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"We cannot permit this invidious thinking, discredited by history at the cost of so much misery and suffering by innocents, to take root once again in America, let alone in the White House," Takei wrote.
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The festivities have included the recent premiere of a new documentary directed by Davide Battistella, The Innocents of Florence, commemorating the history of the institute and the conservation of the first painting it ever commissioned.
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But while the kaiju-fighting machines of ItB are meant to protect the innocents of that game's besieged islands, the world-changing, gravity-controlling, reality-poisoning robots of HWBM protect the deeply vulnerable pilots inside.
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In an era when children were being reimagined as innocents shaped by their environment, reformers believed that the only way to ensure immigrant children would grow up to become good citizens was through strong state intervention.
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"These men placed countless innocents in harm's way when they engaged in a brazen and fatally flawed attempt at regime change," US Attorney Andrew M. Luger said after the sentencing in Minnesota on Thursday, NBC reported.
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The men at the mosque claimed that the Islamic State was primarily interested in protecting Syrian innocents, which meant that Yusuf would be doing sacred work if he took up arms for such a noble group.
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There are a lot of men controlling women in this series, and while I'm not exactly not on Halverson's side here, it's worth wondering if The Innocents is trying to say something about that very notion.
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"We rededicate ourselves to holding to account any and all who commit crimes against the innocents anywhere in the world," Tillerson said in a short statement commemorating a 1944 German Nazi massacre in Sant'Anna di Stazzema.
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In another choice unbecoming of someone who's otherwise established himself as incredibly intelligent, he chose Daenerys and watched in stupid surprise as she burned down King's Landing, killed innocents, and subsequently offed his brother and sister.
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Fundamentally, "Little Drummer Girl" probes longstanding questions about battling terrorism, and the extent to which those seeking to thwart attacks are willing to go, even if it means sacrificing innocents in the name of the cause.
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Like many grieving families who have lost loved ones to the mistakes of U.S. drones, I don't know whether my nephew Waleed and my brother-in-law Salem, both innocents, were included in the President's number.
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But for minimal finger-wagging, the rest of the world has remained silent on this issue, turning a blind eye while the United Nations funnels money to the PA to pay for the murder of innocents.
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The coalition denies deliberately targeting innocents and accuses the Houthis of using civilian installations to conceal weapons and launch missile attacks against the kingdom with help from the Saudis' arch-rival Iran, a charge Tehran denies.
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Mr. Castro was reviled by many as a despot who had killed innocents and caused countless Cubans to flee the island, and when he died Friday night, spontaneous parties broke out in the streets of Miami.
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"He's a young man of color, but for me, it's not at all about him being targeted for his identity, but really just the fact that innocents are so much in the crosshairs today," Nomani said.
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What the Pennsylvania grand jury report and other reports chronicle is not "inappropriate contact," as diocesan records so often claimed, but the brutal and repeated rape of innocents who have been marked by this for life.
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Just look at gun-related massacre after massacre, in which legally armed monsters take the lives of innocents, ensuring they get every front page and top-of-the-hour story, before turning the guns on themselves.
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Gail: If there was going to be some moment when a mass shooting of innocents would trigger dramatic changes in the gun laws, we'd have taken care of the whole issue years ago after Sandy Hook.
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No matter how many innocents are fatally shot — no matter even that one of their own congressional leaders was critically wounded playing baseball — it's never time to discuss any serious policy measures to mitigate gun violence.
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Ms. Rohrwacher's feel for secluded communities and the wisdom of innocents looks to be on display in the story, which has a time-travel component that the director compares to the story of Rip Van Winkle.
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Our compassion is readily activated by the idea of murdered innocents, but as the journalist Gary Younge observes, emphasizing innocence can be an "empathetic shortcut," a way of implicitly accepting the premise that others deserve it.
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" And Iran's foreign minister Javad Zarif hit back against the prince's charges Tuesday, accusing Saudi Arabia of bombing "Yemen to smithereens, killing thousands of innocents including babies, spreading cholera and famine, but of course blames Iran.
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Episode 3 Episode 83 of The Innocents spends far more time focusing on Harry and June than the people searching for them — though Christine, John, and of course Steinar are still in hot pursuit of the couple.
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We need decisive action on the ground: an assault weapons ban, universal background checks, age limits on purchases of military-style assault weapons-How many more slaughters of innocents can our nation suffer before we take action?
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The first time Margherita appears, she's running over to the clashing protesters and police officers, a mass of churning action — truncheons, limbs, water hoses — that evokes one of those giant canvases depicting the massacre of the innocents.
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As the casualty count steadily climbed with updated news dispatches, I couldn't help but be mentally and emotionally transported back those thirty-five days to Las Vegas, Nevada, and that other mind-numbingly horrific slaughter of innocents.
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Facts are fuzzy, the rubble and bodies and wailing women blurring together until you realize that's the point: locations change, but armed conflict is always the same in the innocents it claims and the suffering it causes.
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I'm looking at a European trade agreement again, which I think would be a good idea... People are really sickened by how this president stands with dictators instead of allies and stands with tyrants instead of innocents.
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A few hours later, with Rahami in custody, the familiar, predictable story emerged: A young, impressionable soul, following a sojourn of radicalization in the East, brought suffering and fear to innocents — and a bad end for himself.
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And when he depicts the figure of a child apparently sick and dying in his mother's arms, he lifts the figure from a painting of "The Massacre of the Innocents" by the European artist Francois Joseph Navez.
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Just as Bowers reportedly entered a Jewish synagogue to open fire on innocents on Saturday, Gregory A. Bush was arrested in Kentucky on Wednesday after failing to gain entry to a historically black church carrying a weapon.
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Well, in Frozen Synapse 22018, your role is to lead an agency in identifying who or what is behind the mysterious Sonata, a violent organization that is randomly attacking innocents in the cyberpunk city of Markov Geist.
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Hartley endured a trial by fire, arriving not long before the Charlie Hebdo attacks of January 2015 and then working through the painful days following the slaughter of innocents last November by killers linked to the Islamic State.
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The Romeo & Juliet-esque romance at the center of The Innocents may have a big sci-fi element, but mostly, the series is focused on how these two crazy kids will make their relationship work against all odds.
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ASSISI, Italy (Reuters) - Pope Francis and leaders of other world religions said "No to War!" on Tuesday, vowing to oppose terrorism in God's name and appealing to politicians to listen to "the anguished cry of so many innocents".
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Hillary wants us to continue "leading from behind," a strategy that produced the disasters of the Libyan revolution and the Syrian civil war, where hundreds of thousands of innocents have died while the U.S. president plays golf. Mrs.
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Bombs will continue to kill innocents in Yemen, voices of dissent in the kingdom will still be crushed; even a dissident journalist residing in the United States and writing for The Washington Post can be killed with impunity.
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But still, with the group constricting, its damage to Afghanistan, by way of cruel bombings in the capital and rampant death among innocents, has reshaped Afghans' understanding of violence, a trauma that will linger for years to come.
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That evening over 10,000 demonstrators gathered in Grant Park (later the site of Barack Obama's victory speech in November 2008) clashed with police officers who brutalized men, women and innocents as well as those engaged in violent acts.
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Now that you have borne witness and "felt the pain" of the refugees and the innocents caught in conflict, I hope you can appreciate more how essential U.S. support is to programs of peace-building and conflict resolution.
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People would die in this strategy, including innocents, but it's far from clear why Dany would think that shuttling a Dornish army north and having it set siege to a major city would be a less bloody option.
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" Read Our Review No. 251 Lyon, France This "story of innocents abroad is a familiar one, but the tale bears repeating when the teller is as engaging, funny and richly appreciative of 'serious stomachs' as Mr. Mayle is.
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And it's a metanarrative that does resonate: There are dark forces in the world, forces that you may intuit but not fully be able to recognize for what they are, that seek to harvest the spirit of the innocents.
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His mission doesn't provide a great moral dilemma (you have to choose between killing one of his old partners in crime and saving a facility full of innocents), but you leave understanding, in Shephard's words, "what makes him tick".
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But where we're constantly shown the familial relationships and noble motivations behind Nazi and Japanese officials, all we see of the resistance is its ugliness: its members' willingness to betray sources, kill innocents, and invite retaliation upon ordinary citizens.
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Those souls, who were finally memorialized last week with the unveiling of a 6-acre monument in Alabama, were innocents -- black women, men and children who rarely had done more than look the wrong way at a white person.
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The New York real estate developer has tapped into a deep discontent in a country where many feel left behind while Wall Street banks get bailouts, newcomers take jobs, terrorists threaten innocents and China rises economically at America's expense.
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The NYPD and the transit police responded admirably and deserve praise, after a wannabe jihadi from Bangladesh tried to blow himself up in Port Authority in an attempt to murder scores of innocents, all in the name of Allah.
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That's the thing about New Orleans: No one can bear to leave for higher, safer ground, not the evil men who prey on the city's innocents or the decent folks who try to save them, and certainly not Maureen.
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International Holocaust Remembrance Day commemorates the millions of victims of the Nazi Holocaust and marks the anniversary of the liberation of the concentration camps at Auschwitz, where more than 2202 million innocents were murdered, including an estimated 2628,28500 Jews.
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Then there were the innocents: a lawyer, two journalists, a Honduran refugee in Canada, an official who was serving as Honduras's antidrug czar and a politician who became his adviser; there were even two children caught in a shootout.
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When ivory artists like Chicart Bailly, whose work was newly attributed by Perksinson with archival research by Katherine Baker for this exhibition, were in Paris, anatomist Andreas Vesalius was there, too, examining bones at the Cemetery of the Innocents.
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Lesser-known than Mr. Romero's other films, "The Crazies" emerged alongside '70s contagion disaster films like "The Andromeda Strain," but with Mr. Romero's signature focus on the lives of working-class innocents compromised by the incompetence of the powerful.
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Among other objects, William the Conqueror is thought to have gifted relics of several of the Holy Innocents -- infant boys slaughtered in Bethlehem on the orders of King Herod -- to the monastery, according to a statement from English Heritage.
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For his critics, especially the large Cuban-American exile community in Florida, Castro remains in death an egomaniacal dictator who murdered friends, families and innocents and forced them into over a half-century-long exile they pray will end soon.
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Best known for playing Hikaru Sulu on Star Trek — and for his activism — Takei tweeted, "We all form the pulse of America" after the shooting in Orlando, Florida, on June 12, 2016, which killed 49 innocents and injured dozens more.
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" Echoing some of these concerns, the new memo notes in a preamble that not all child cases involve innocents, and that the courts might see "an adolescent gang member" or "a teenager convicted as an adult for serious criminal activity.
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The Innocents, from director Anne Fontaine, is about pregnant nuns in Poland and the Red Cross nurse caring for them right after the end of World War II. At least from this trailer, it looks quiet, beautiful, and tense throughout.
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It is also a sort of mocking reversal of the "innocents abroad" motif of such Henry James novels as "Daisy Miller" and "The Portrait of a Lady," in which fresh-faced, straightforward Yanks are confounded by the perilous subtleties of Europeans.
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One Love was originally conceived as a response to the May 22 bombing at an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester, but now it will also stand as a broader act of protest and defiance against those who would harm innocents.
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Her new novel, "Innocents and Others," shares these same themes, and like "Lightning Field," it features a heroine obsessed with the movies, and a collagelike structure that jump-cuts between her story and the stories of two other main characters.
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Parker made her debut in 1976's The Innocents at the age of 11 (she'd play the lead role in Annie years later), while Simon's 1983 premiere of Brighton Beach Memoirs gave Broderick his first role (and first of two Tonys).
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She also appeared in a CNN documentary on child sex trafficking in Cambodia and a 2012 movie "Trade of Innocents" about a couple grieving the loss of their daughter who set out to rescue girls sold into the sex slave trade.
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Mr. Wolfe's most consistent topic was satirizing what he saw as the hypocrisy of liberals, especially status-obsessed elites, whether the self-indulgent innocents of Ken Kesey's Merry Pranksters or the Leonard Bernstein set naïvely hosting the violent Black Panthers.
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"It is horrifying that innocents were massacred in a house of worship once again, a terrifying reality for all people of faith in this country who believe that their congregations are sanctuaries of peace, safety, life, and love," the letter reads.
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That is why it is imperative to publicly identify the unconscionable slaughter of innocents for what it is, and to hope that this will shame Saudi Arabia and its American backers to search for a humane end to Yemen's hell.
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" The actress Anya Taylor-Joy, who brought a dark streak to the doe-eyed innocents she played in "The Witch" and "Thoroughbreds," foregrounds Emma's objectionable qualities — after all, this is the heroine Austen said "no one but myself will much like.
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But what about the rights of all those innocents who have been gunned down by mentally unstable individuals who happened to have easy access to firearms they could use to inflict as much damage as possible to anyone they aimed at?
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While ISIS, the refugee crisis, the killing of innocents, and the shelling of hospitals by Russia has kept the West distracted, Iran has burrowed deep into the Syrian state, and no one has figured out how this might be undone.
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"These situations can be psychologically devastating to the individuals involved; both to the innocents nearby, and anyone attempting to stop them," said Brian Coss, deputy director of the New Mexico Department of Public Safety, a body that trains police officers.
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The play covered the events from the prophecies of Jesus's birth, the Annunciation (the announcement from the Archangel Gabriel to the Virgin Mary that she would give birth to the son of God), and finally the Massacre of the Innocents.
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"As innocents, we naively believed that keeping silent and avoiding interviews with the news media could provide an opportunity to resolve this issue in court, particularly after the judicial officials in Evin Prison rejected the initial espionage charges," Vafadari wrote.
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Obama's drone strikes function on a "guilty until proven innocent" rule that some argue allows the White House to deceptively underestimate the civilian death toll as estimated by neutral observers, perhaps as high as 50 innocents killed for every one confirmed terrorist.
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As in James's Turn of the Screw (magnificently adapted as the 1961 Jack Clayton film The Innocents), we're left to gradually perceive that our protagonist isn't who he appears to be, through the other characters' slow realizations about his real personality and motivations.
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Senators Chris Murphy (D-CT) and Rand Paul (R-KY) said that in light of the civilian toll of the US-backed Saudi-led intervention in Yemen, the White House must ensure that American weapons are not being used in attacks on innocents.
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When Meadow discovers this theater in ''Innocents and Others'' — its ''former grandness still evident, the gold wallpaper peeling, the velvet seats in attendant rows, though ripped and ruined'' — she starts crying: ''Not because it was a wreck, but because I felt the history.
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"We rededicate ourselves to holding to account any and all who commit crimes against the innocents anywhere in the world," Tillerson told reporters before heading to Moscow, where he and Russian officials are expected to discuss last week's suspected chemical attack in Syria.
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" In "Innocents," I wrote about two men I believe were innocent: Joseph O'Dell and Dobie Gillis Williams, whose executions Scalia summarily authorized without an apparent qualm, acknowledging that his role on the Supreme Court made him part of the "machinery of death.
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"We are grieved to hear of the abortion industry moving into south Oklahoma City, and we will do all we can to pray for a change of heart for all involved," said Lorryn McGarry, the spokeswoman for Holy Innocents Foundation of Oklahoma.
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When asked what he would have done had he been the prime minister at the time, facing spotty intelligence, the lives of 100 innocents on the line and long odds, Mr. Netanyahu looked around the room and paused for a few moments.
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One curious pattern that repeats itself often in Morgan's Southern Gothic plot is a kind of murderous tattling, in which one character tells the truth to another and mayhem results, sweeping away the guilty with the less guilty (there are no innocents).
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And right now, the world just saw our president turn a blind eye to a brutal regime responsible for the massacre of innocents, the unlawful jailing of American and Egyptian citizens, and the curtailment of the most basic and precious human rights.
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It was one of a much-prized group of virtuoso earlier paintings by Rubens — "Massacre of the Innocents" was another — made for wealthy Antwerp patrons and filled with references to the art he had seen during his travels in Italy in 1600-1608.
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Poisoned husbands, heartbroken suicides, gaunt innocents so consumed by illness that they wander into the street and get run over by a car: Gorey depicted their grisly deaths, and often their hollow-eyed ghosts, in meticulously crosshatched tableaux that resembled Victorian engravings.
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In this section La Vilaine Lulu pops up at her most naughty — hosing chums with ice water, stringing up innocents, lashing adults to bedposts or tossing them out skyscraper windows — in original drawings on loan from the Musée Yves Saint Laurent in Paris.
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The Innocents Abroad "has a purpose, which is, to suggest to the reader how he would be likely to see Europe and the East if he looked at them with his own eyes," [Twain's emphasis] he says in the preface to the book.
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Set around the time of the 2008 financial crisis, the film draws a clear line between the greedy bankers who broke the law and preyed on innocents to fill their own coffers, and the strippers who are doing the same to them.
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Understandable because in dark times people enjoy making the leap to dystopia, because it lets them compare themselves to heroic resistance fighters and martyred innocents while also reminding themselves, on a weekly basis, that actually it could be way worse than Donald Trump ….
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Ray's "The Savage Innocents," released a dozen years after "They Live by Night" opened in the States, wasn't strictly speaking a studio movie — it was presented as an Italian entry, along with "La Dolce Vita" and "L'Avventura," at the 1960 Cannes Film Festival.
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In the film, the caped crusader took Fox's single-cellphone sonar concept and used it to light up every microphone on every mobile phone in Gotham, creating a real-time sonar soundscape, all to find one bad guy, the Joker, among millions of innocents.
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"At a time when Turkey is hosting three million, those who are unable to find space for a handful of refugees, who in the middle of Europe keep these innocents in shameful conditions, must first look at themselves," he said in a televised speech.
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Until the 1980s very few memorials to the events, and indeed no histories of them, alluded to the innocents who had found themselves in the way of the clash of nations, or to the Jews who were the obsessive quarry of one of them.
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Annette Messager selects Poussin's "Massacre of the Innocents" and, unlike Hockney's eschewing subject matter for technical skill, it's the pathos of mothers enduring the murder of their children that holds her gaze, just as, she says, it haunted the work of Picasso and Francis Bacon.
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READ MORE: Slaughter of innocents in battle for Mosul And it looks like the demand for the U2 missions won't go away anytime soon, as the international coalition continues to ramp up the pressure and the firepower, trying to destroy the network for good.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — In the events that transpired during the Arab Spring of 2011, citizens of several Middle Eastern countries took to the streets to protest the oppressive regimes that their respective leaders forced generations of innocents to endure.
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Even when punching each other furiously, Thomas (Corentin Fila) and Damien (Kacey Mottet Klein), combatants whose senseless schoolyard fights have an undertone of repressed desire, wear the stricken expressions of innocents caught up in a war they don't understand and would rather not fight.
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It is the 12th artwork to break the $100 million mark at auction, and a new high for any old master at auction, surpassing Rubens's "Massacre of the Innocents," which sold for $76.7 million in 2002 (or more than $20153 million, adjusted for inflation).
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"Today, we seek to eviscerate two violent street gangs––2Fly and BMB––that have allegedly wreaked havoc on the streets of the Northern Bronx for years, by committing countless acts of violence against rival gang members and innocents alike," Bharara said in a statement.
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Babe, the "sweetheart" spirit of Cher in her teens and early 20s (Micaela Diamond), and Lady, the "smart-mouth" Cher of the next few years (Teal Wicks), are especially flat, as is usually true of innocents being crushed by forces they don't yet understand.
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The audience is on that same quest, because "The Innocents," for this season anyway, is one of the myriad ration-out-the-clues past-tense mysteries — as with "Westworld," say, or "Marvel's Cloak & Dagger," it's less about what's happening now than about what happened then.
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At the same time, reality TV shows featuring North Korean women — called "defector beauties" — telling all about their lives back home or participating in "The Bachelor"-type searches for love have chipped away at the sense of the North as a land of innocents.
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It is impossible to avoid all civilian casualties, especially in crowded cities like Mosul where about a half-million civilians have been directed by their government to stay in place or have been forbidden to leave by ISIS fighters, who use innocents as shields.
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In her film The Innocents, French director Anne Fontaine elected to dramatize a spectrum of faith in characters that on first blush look very much alike: a group of Polish nuns who, during World War II, are raped by a group of passing Russian soldiers.
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In each scenario, an AI car is in a crisis situation, and you must choose how it crashes—whether it goes straight into the concrete barrier ahead, killing the occupants, or swerves into the wrong lane and takes out a party of innocents crossing the road.
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ISIS has become, for some murderers, an excuse, a validation, a justification for carrying out acts of violence that are motivated by an individual's hate but sometimes not by what we have come to know as terrorism, the use of violence against innocents for a political purpose.
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The men and women who led the Rising, whether wisely or not from a strategic point of view, were waging a war for political freedom, not a "holy" or religious war, and the innocents who died with them were not intentionally and ruthlessly killed by them.
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The monster's campaign quickly spirals out of control, and soon he's leading a personal militia, butchering innocents to harvest more parts to replace the ones that keep falling off his rotting body, and recording an interview with himself for Mahmoud's magazine to help manage his public image.
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For example, after al Qaeda massacred most of the staff at Charlie Hebdo magazine in Paris in January 2015, and an ISIS-inspired gunman murdered five innocents in the hours that followed, leading politicians lined up to proclaim how the killings had nothing to do with Islam.
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On second thought, it's got to be a reference to written "bleeps," when pr*fa**ty or sm*t has an asterisk inserted so we innocents, heaven forbid, don't actually read a SWEARWORD, just use a molecule of deduction to figure out what word is meant.
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At least here, the "what do we want to say?" question seemed to have been answered relatively clearly — conveying outrage at the systemic causes of the incarceration of innocents — and the mostly black audience appeared to follow intently a story that evidently still felt relevant and raw.
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After terrorist shootings in Paris and in San Bernardino, indeed, Mr Trump carefully adopted a favoured talking point of the National Rifle Association and other pro-gun groups, and said that innocents died in such places as the Bataclan Theatre in Paris precisely because they were not armed.
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According to Dmitry Kiselev, Russia's propagandist-in-chief, they both believe in collective punishment: the Nazis "knowingly took innocents prisoner and shot them for the conduct of others", while the IAAF last week extended a ban on Russia's athletics federation for doping, barring the team from this summer's Olympics.
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"At a time when Turkey is hosting three million (migrants), those who are unable to find space for a handful of refugees, who in the middle of Europe keep these innocents in shameful conditions, must first to look at themselves," Erdogan said in a speech broadcast on television.
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By nature, they easily feature a large female cast and seem to provide rich opportunities to explore a wide range of women's experiences; movies like Ida and The Innocents use their settings to look at not just doubt and belief, but also desire, grief, tragedy, anxiety, and physicality.
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The relationship between Hamas and Israel is adversarial, to be sure: always bumpy, frequently deadly and fraught with risk that it could spiral into a protracted ground conflict, whether from a stray rocket that kills too many innocents or a shift in the political calculus on either side.
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"We rededicate ourselves to holding to account any and all who commit crimes against the innocents anywhere in the world," he said on a trip to a World War II memorial in Italy, a trip aimed at rallying allies and Russia around a strategy to end the Syrian war.
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Armed with an arsenal of rifles modified with an aftermarket product that turns semi-automatic weapons into fully-automatic weapons of mass destruction, the killer claimed the high ground, and systematically mowed down innocents from his perch on the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino.
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The fact is, across Western Europe there is a full-scale assault on traditional democratic values that many are increasingly coming to fear are only giving aid and comfort to the kinds of jihadists prepared to seize on any leniency to drive their trucks into crowds of innocents enjoying themselves.
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Thinking back to the Darling and Ginzburg essays, I could not help admiring anew the fearlessness with which those writers evoked the pleasures and pains of that extraordinary contractual relationship into which two human beings, no matter how many times they've performed the ceremony, enter as innocents and emerge initiates.
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The now-dead ISIS spokesman Abu Mohammed al-Adnani, who was also the senior-most official in charge of Syria, issued his infamous injunction, instructing all true believing Muslims living the West -- sometimes known as the "gray zone" -- to murder American, European, Australian and Canadian innocents by any means necessary.
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Speaking of human connections: I know Philip and Elizabeth have, you know, destroyed marriages, threatened innocents, actually killed people, but is there anything more cold-blooded than calmly plotting with Tuan to make an already unhappy kid so miserable that his mother decides the only option is to flee the country?
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Among the mosques previously under surveillance by the NYPD's since-disbanded "Demographics Unit," was the Bangladeshi mosque in Paterson, N.J., that was attended by Sayfullo Habibullaevic Saipov, the jihadi terrorist who mowed down innocents along Manhattan's West Side highway in October, killing eight and wounding at least a dozen more.
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A guarantee of a minimum, undisclosed bid, by a third party, ensures that the price is certain to set a new high for an old master at auction, beating the $76.7 million achieved in 2002 at Sotheby's in London for the Rubens masterpiece "The Massacre of the Innocents" ($83.5 million today).
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It "focuses attention on Americans training Saudi Air Force officers who are engaged in numerous bombings of innocents in Yemen, which is the worst humanitarian catastrophe in the world," he said, noting that the Trump administration had long been fighting Congress as it seeks to end American support for that war.
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It "focuses attention on Americans training Saudi Air Force officers who are engaged in numerous bombings of innocents in Yemen, which is the worst humanitarian catastrophe in the world," Mr. Riedel said, noting that the Trump administration had been fighting efforts in Congress to end American support for that war.
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They must know the dangerous path of permanent, undeclared war upon which our country is now set, the perils for those who serve, the sacrifice of our domestic agenda, the inevitable blowback from innocents abroad killed in our name, and the disintegration of the rule of international law with its dire consequences.
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Almost to the day one year earlier, Congress had held another moment of silence, for the shooting victims of Emanuel A.M.E. Church in Charleston, S.C., as we had held similar moments of silence after each tragic mass shooting since 26 innocents were gunned down at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.
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Since the declaration of the never-ending War on Terror, the equally brutal special ops of the United States and the slaughter of how many innocents in especially the Muslim world (even al-Awlaki and two of his children, all United States citizens), these questions should be answered by the United States too.
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Like most conservatives, I favor a more limited role for our robed archons, I admired Scalia's originalism precisely because it establishes plausible (if, of course, debatable) limits on judicial activism, and I regard Kennedy's Casey ruling as a vapid Emersonian effusion, whose paean to individualism was really a license to kill inconvenient innocents.
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The latter film's ballpark in the Iowa cornfield is a symbol of paradise lost, when rural innocents played for the love of the game, when distant fathers could toss a ball with sons perplexed by real life, when exiled heroes could be forgiven if not exonerated and summoned back to play ball.
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" Mark Dubowitz, CEO of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, said it was "fitting that the most dangerous terrorist group in the world, responsible for the deaths of tens of thousands of innocents and backed by a massive state apparatus and vast energy wealth, is being designated finally as a foreign terrorist organization.
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It's not a coincidence that the turning point of the movie — which, not for nothing, is one Jenkins had to fight to keep in— comes when Diana defies a man's order to stay in a trench to strut out into the treacherous "no man's land" standing between them and a village of endangered innocents.
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I say "shameless" because of the non-sequitur that jihadis employ: Both Ahmad Khan Rahami and Omar Mateen justified the mass targeting of innocents, on the streets of New York and in an LGBT bar, because the United States was bombing ... ISIS, a terrorist group that enslaves its ideological opponents and slaughters women and children.
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President Trump has taken the first step, but now he must work with congressional leaders on a more wide-ranging, permanent policy that increases security at the border, removes criminal migrants, and builds a legal immigration system that protects American workers and the productive young men and women who were brought here as innocents.
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Despite the gifted Ms. Spiotta's feel for the dislocations of modernity and her sharp, kinetic prose, "Innocents" turns out to be a lumpy, unpersuasive novel — enlivened by some arresting moments and thoughtful riffs, but ultimately a sort of hodgepodge of derivative scenes and ideas that have been cut together into a meaning-heavy montage.
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By eliciting this force, the conflict is estimated to have caused the deaths of tens of thousands of innocent Peruvians; and it is Fujimori's actions taken against the Shining Path (and countless innocents), his control of the press, and his seizure of almost all of the country's other institutions that led to his incarceration.
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Much of Anne Fontaine's blistering film "The Innocents" is set within the walls of a Polish convent in December 1945, just after the end of World War II. What at first appears to be an austere, holy retreat from surrounding horrors is revealed to be a savagely violated sanctuary awash in fear, trauma and shame.
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Patriotic Americans mobilizing to protect marginalized communities from verbal or physical or other attack, Americans divesting from the financial industries that rob middle America, Americans refusing to pay taxes that militarize our main streets or support the killing of innocents overseas, and Americans shutting down fossil fuel pipelines before they further threaten health and habitat.
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In my opinion, that ISIS is the primary threat to us, because it has found ways to deftly pump out Sunni jihadist ideology that inspires and gives permission to those Muslims on the fringes of society who feel humiliated — from London to Paris to Cairo — to recover their dignity via headline-grabbing murders of innocents.
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I was moved, agitated and inspired by Kathleen Collins's rediscovered "Whatever Happened to Interracial Love"; Hisham Matar's "The Return"; an early manuscript of Hari Kunzru's "White Tears"; and Jonathan Safran Foer's "Here I Am." I've been meaning to read Dana Spiotta for years, and I'm so glad I finally did: "Innocents and Others" is terrific.
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In the midst of all the troubling questions surrounding why anyone would slaughter innocents who apparently had caused them no harm, there was this perplexing one: What would motivate a female active shooter in a country that anticipates and expects suspects in mass shootings to fit a particular stereotype, and how should we respond?
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Mass murder in America is now predictable, and each incident follows a pattern you can set your watch to: a shooter guns down innocents, family and friends bury their loved ones, communities grieve, many politicians offer empty thoughts and prayers, little to no legislative action is taken -- and people move on until the next one.
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But I would just tell you there's a difference, again, death and murder on both sides is wrong, but if you want to take the dozens of scenarios where ISIS-inspired attacks have taken innocents, and you give me one example of what's happened, I think that was in Canada, I'm going to condemn them all.
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His evocation of Hitchcock's British films — 24 of them in just 13 years — is similarly vivid, with innocents swapping places with the guilty amid a neon-and-fog maze, the camera always part of the action, peering down at the doomed, trapping them in horizontal shadows that reveal the fear and trembling just below civilization's cracked surface.
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Tracks such as "Pandemonic Hyperblast" or the aforementioned "Blood Eagles Carved on the Backs of Innocents" boast vocal performances so decidedly feral, we can only assume that Hunt lit himself ablaze during the recording sessions, while the legitimately horrifying shrieking in "When Humanity is Cancer's" first half are a sign that Satan himself was hired to record guest vocals.
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It turns us into our worst selves — dehumanizing us, deranging us, keying us up, beating us down, turning us into shrieking outrage monkeys hellbent on the innocents of Oz. It uncomplicates complicated discussion; stealth-curates our news; hijacks our dopamine systems, carrying us off on a devil's quest for ever more dime bags of retweets and likes.
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The movie and the theater piece within it insist that Antonescu (whose words are the source of the film's title), was a ferocious anti-Semite and anti-Roma racist, and that his army's killing of hundreds of thousands of Jews and other innocents can't be blamed on Germany, the Soviet Union or the fog of war.
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The movie and the theater piece within it insist that Antonescu (whose words are the source of the film's title), was a ferocious anti-Semite and anti-Roma racist, and that his army's killing of hundreds of thousands of Jews and other innocents can't be blamed on Germany, the Soviet Union or the fog of war.
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That document, of which only a 525-page summary has ever been made available to the public, detailed not just a psychotic level of brutality but also a bureaucratic indifference to torture being inflicted on innocents, and a concerted effort at the most senior intelligence levels to lie about their misdeeds to the press and even the president.
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With those megaleaks from his tiny group, Assange successfully upended parts of the global order, hastening the US pullout from Iraq and helping to touch off the Arab Spring with its revelations about the Tunisian dictator Ben Ali—even as WikiLeaks was accused of also endangering innocents like State Department sources whose names were included in the files.
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For example, the phrase "Deus Vult" originated as a fun-to-say Crusades-era battle cry pulled from the 2012 PC game Crusader Kings II. While there are plenty of innocents playing with this meme, a contingent of its users today have loaded it with anti-Islamic sentiments and wishful aspirations of another attempt at reclaiming the Holy Land.
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But there were plenty of others: Andrea Arnold's American Honey, Mira Nair's Queen of Katwe, Kelly Reichardt's Certain Women, Mia Hansen-Løve's Things to Come, Kim Snyder's Newtown, Kirsten Johnson's Cameraperson, Kelly Fremon Craig's The Edge of Seventeen, Anna Rose Holmer's The Fits, Karyn Kusama's The Invitation, Rebecca Miller's Maggie's Plan, Anna Biller's The Love Witch, and Anne Fontaine's The Innocents.
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Dana SpiottaCreditCreditErik Madigan Heck for The New York Times When Dana Spiotta was working on her fourth novel, ''Innocents and Others,'' she sat beneath a huge bulletin board pinned with her sticky notes and research materials: lists of relevant words (passion, transformation, intimacy) and ''seeing'' devices (zoetrope, stereoscope, camera obscura), and photographs of Orson Welles, Jean-Luc Godard and the Maysles brothers.
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It bustles with vitality, and the best way to prepare for its medley of the pious, the brutal, and the buffoonish would be to inspect the great landscapes of Pieter Bruegel the Elder, from the fifteen-sixties—"The Massacre of the Innocents" or "The Suicide of Saul," for instance, where the central drama is half-hidden amid the human swarm.
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First as a war reporter covering the Balkans in the 1990s, then as the Pulitzer Prize–winning author of "A Problem From Hell": America and the Age of Genocide, and finally as a government official herself, Power has insisted that the "responsibility to protect" innocents from slaughter is sacrosanct, even if it means U.S. military adventurism or violating foreign nations' sovereignty.
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Of course the children are just that, which is to say they are genuine innocents, but the parents inhabit a country that does not yet have civil rights, and they are posed with an unperturbed air that reminds me of something James Baldwin once observed about how racism dehumanizes us all but may in fact dehumanize the racist more severely.
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