Qutb was hanged in 2202 in Egypt for instigating rebellion.
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But these have already shown promise for instigating civic engagement.
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Clinton, then the secretary of state, of instigating the protests.
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Politicians are widely suspected of instigating the violence in Laikipia.
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Translation: He's the one instigating followers of the #freebritney movement.
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Hamas, which rules Gaza and opposes Israel's existence, denies instigating violence.
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She also blamed radical armed groups for instigating clashes in protests.
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Beijing has blamed Taipei for instigating the conversation, which is partly true.
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He distracts himself by instigating a fight with his bigger, tougher cousin.
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And we don't mix, especially when you have other people instigating s—.
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"Posts instigating his resignation should also be censored," the documents reportedly state.
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It looks as if the sensors were off, instigating the downward spiral.
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I believe this demonstrates our ineffectiveness of instigating change within technology companies.
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They also accused her of instigating investigations against teachers who defied her.
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Was there an instigating event or person that got you initially interested?
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The Turkish government has accused Gulen of instigating a failed coup in July.
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How many of those arrests came because police were instigating or escalating situations?
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No-one is allowed to take a sip without first instigating a cheers.
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I think we're leading in the direction of instigating a new drug war.
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Human rights groups and others accused Modi of instigating some of the killings.
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But in the aftermath, each side blamed the other for instigating the violence.
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"He was doing propaganda against the government and instigating people to violence," Mrs.
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After all, the groups planning marches aren't the ones that are instigating violence.
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But her troubles continue when Lysa accuses her of instigating a kiss with Littlefinger.
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It's safe to say I've been in need of self-instigating a personal intervention.
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Instigating a trade war is the wrong solution because it will only provoke retaliation.
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Farrakhan also accused Jews of collaborating with the American government and instigating the Sept.
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He has denied the allegations, and has blamed his ex-wife for instigating them.
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They have been accused of instigating attacks against Kurdish civilians in the disputed areas.
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He has denied the allegations against him, accusing his ex-wife of instigating them.
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Wynn has denied the allegations, and has blamed his ex-wife for instigating them.
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Its informants are also prohibited from "initiating or instigating" a plan to commit a crime.
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These investors own a large stake in the company and have been instigating for changes.
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Pockets of softness mix with more obstinate applications of opaque color, instigating an emotional response.
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There's the instigating event, then the build up, then eventually all the tension just explodes.
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A plurality of registered voters say the media is to blame for instigating political violence.
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Because we have leaders that are not only unwilling to denounce hate, they're instigating it.
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Mr. Trump suggested without any proof that the opposition was involved in instigating the caravan.
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" Tesla said Mr. Lambert himself had been involved in "instigating use of the 'N-word.
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Another ally of Morales was arrested at a news conference, accused of instigating deadly violence.
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To try to influence those people by informing them better and instigating conversations among them.
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White supremacists, for example, have been instigating fights at progressive punk and metal venues for decades.
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NP: Yeah, the instigating event behind Section 230 is a case called Stratton Oakmont v. Prodigy.
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But it looks incapable of instigating the contentious reforms that a 20-year plan should entail.
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They assumed the coloring is a directed pattern that involves pigmented cells instigating a controlled expansion.
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Trump also accused the Black Lives Matter movement of instigating the recent killings of police officers.
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But as an animal interest story, Harambe managed to transcend his origins, instigating an international controversy.
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And I'm so proud to be a part of a community that is instigating this change.
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Police officials then accused her and other leftist students of instigating the violence, which she denies.
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But should he follow through on instigating a nuclear arms race, the consequences could be severe.
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The casino mogul has denied the allegations, and has blamed his ex-wife for instigating them.
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Another clip shows Ricky instigating a fight with a man who exclaims that he didn't do anything.
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Authorities had sought to remove Guevara's congressional immunity so that he could be tried for instigating violence.
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I mean, because there was a lot of conversations that we had in private of her instigating.
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Erdogan's government accuses him of instigating a failed 2016 coup and has been pushing for his extradition.
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This is related to knowing my outcomes and then instigating a disciplined plan to deliver on them.
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Gnanasara is the leader of a Buddhist group that has been blamed for instigating attacks on Muslims.
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Whether instigating or fanning the flames, McLean had reason to be confident in his ability and analysis.
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Further instigating Buffalo Wild Wings, he called last week for B-Dubs CEO Sally Smith to resign.
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Some of them accuse it of instigating the political crisis and compromising the neutrality of the army.
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We're told the instigating girl ended up pushing one of Chyna's friends, and a fistfight broke out.
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He is accused by the Turkish government of instigating the coup attempt, a charge that he denies.
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By instigating rifts among members, Schafer sabotaged the committee's efforts to raise money for a defense lawyer.
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Instead, the Treasury and the housing finance agency depleted the companies' assets by instigating the profit sweep.
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Then they changed tack, accusing Mr. Teltumbde and the other academics and writers of instigating the unrest.
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Many women, in particular, cite comments from their mothers as instigating factors in their shame around food.
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Separately, researchers working with the CFTC's economist inappropriately released sensitive information, thus instigating a US Inspector General investigation.
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S. Secretary of State Pompeo, on China-Latin America relations, is wantonly slanderous, deliberately instigating, irresponsible, and unreasonable.
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"We are party to a number of such conversations and instigating a number of those," the banker said.
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By instigating a series of complex maneuvers, mission controllers are inching the probe ever closer to Comet 67P.
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Hamas denied instigating it but the White House backed Netanyahu, saying Hamas "intentionally and cynically" provoked this response.
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And he strikes this perfect balance between instigating something and also responding to what's going on around him.
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If we're right, there will be less incentive for future Republicans to contest elections by instigating group division.
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Despite the international criticism, Washington has backed Israel's line over the clashes, accusing Hamas of instigating the violence.
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But a growing number of Democrats are clamoring for a more drastic step: instigating a formal impeachment inquiry.
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A case in which Mr. Dragnea is accused of abusing power and instigating forgery will continue in September.
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It said they were instigating protesters "engaging in extreme crimes" in pursuit of Hong Kong's separation from China.
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These investors own a large stake in the company and have been instigating for changes to the company's board.
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In 2016, the Muslim Council of Sri Lanka notified the government that the NTJ was instigating intra-Muslim violence.
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The president has already been accused of killing Andrew Breitbart and instigating the Sandy Hook and Aurora mass shootings.
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The fear among some South Koreans is that THAAD is instigating or encouraging North Korea to organize a strike.
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"The more investors get burned by documentation, the better it is for instigating some pushback," the fund manager said.
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Widodo has warned of tough action against those instigating riots, while Prabowo has called for peaceful protests and restraint.
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China vowed to retaliate immediately with tariffs of the "same scale," and accused Trump of instigating a trade war.
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Wynn has denied the accounts published by the Journal, and has blamed his ex-wife for instigating the allegations.
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Social media outrage is important, but having a physical presence is even better for instigating change, said Ellie Kelsey.
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In 2011, Mr. Putin accused her of instigating the huge protests that erupted after parliamentary elections marred by fraud.
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Trump is historically unpopular and, if presented with impeachment, would in all likelihood react by instigating a constitutional crisis.
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Rubio argued on Monday that the incident is the latest portraying Trump and his campaign as potentially instigating violence.
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It's not about imposing her own cultural beliefs; it's about instigating discussion among those who may already have doubts.
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Robert's Rebellion didn't erupt only because Rhaegar and Lyanna ran off together (although that definitely was an instigating factor).
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In addition to the two five-minute fighting infractions, Blueger received an instigating minor and a 10-minute misconduct.
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The firm's terse statement launched 1,000 blog posts (here is one, here is another), while instigating a few jokes.
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They contend that Myanmar's military faults ethnic insurgents for instigating violence to justify their brutal offensives against ethnic populations.
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They also accuse Hamas and other militant groups of instigating the demonstrations and using them as cover to launch attacks.
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A week later, at a hearing Carrizales attended, a military court charged Marin with treason, instigating rebellion and violating decorum.
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The previous government, led by reformist generals, was hungry for legitimacy and hoped to redeem itself by instigating rapid change.
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The IRA went about instigating mistrust in law enforcement and political institutions, while cultivating seemingly authentic narratives of black pride.
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Gulen has lived in self-imposed exile in Pennsylvania since 1999 and Ankara blames him for instigating the failed coup.
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In the letter, Trump also said those in Myanmar responsible for instigating the crisis must be held accountable, said Karim.
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In 1989, Mr. Abdel Rahman was put on trial again in Egypt, charged with instigating an antigovernment riot in Fayoum.
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Instead, she decides to track down her rapist and get back at him by instigating a power play of her own.
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Jughead feels responsible for instigating this feud with the Ghoulies back during their drag race that got busted by the cops.
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He was convicted of instigating the killing of an aunt during a family meeting intended to resolve a squabble over land.
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Paiboon warned that Thais "couldn't accept" actions that insulted the monarchy, and accused people "outside of the country" of instigating criticism.
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Trump, a Republican, said in a tweet that Democrats were instigating the congressional investigations because they were upset about his Nov.
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Instead of instigating a movement that exposed how deep racial discrimination runs in the industry, the incident caved in on itself.
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China's foreign ministry has pushed back on the accusation, arguing that Trump was instigating a fight between protectionism and free trade.
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Chinese state media has accused Western forces of instigating the unrest as a way to put pressure on the central government.
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González continues to act in the greater interest of her community by organizing for causes and instigating change among local leadership.
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He was arrested and charged with attacking the police, rioting (two counts) and, a far more serious offense, instigating a riot.
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I can't say if the photo was the instigating moment for what would eventually become the great abs experiment of my lifetime.
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North Korea accused the UK of handing over Thae to South Korea and "instigating the fight" between North Korea and South Korea.
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Jay Adams went to prison for his role in instigating the fatal gay bashing of a man named Dan Bradbury in 1982.
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He was held on suspicion of attempted murder which was later extended to preparing or instigating terrorism, including murder and attempted murder.
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Critics charge the Trump administration with instigating the kinds of chaos along the border that he claims as justification for a wall.
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As Slate's Jordan Weissmann notes, a run on the repo market was one of the instigating factors in the 2008 financial crisis.
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We do not assess that Assad is deterred from instigating this attack or from using chemical weapons as part of his offensive.
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Mr. Abdel Rahman faced trial twice in Egypt for instigating Mr. Sadat's assassination and for political disturbances that erupted at the time.
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Both sides blamed the other for instigating the violence that erupted between residents of a Jewish settlement and a nearby Palestinian village.
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In an interview with CNN's Jake Tapper, Nunberg first blamed Trump for instigating the Russia investigation by firing former FBI Director James Comey.
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According to the police report, the interaction with Conde escalated when he became confrontational during the pat-down, instigating a fight with officers.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan accuses Gulen of instigating a failed coup in July 2016 and wants him extradited to Turkey to face trial.
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Abdi and the other officials were charged with "direct or indirect involvement" in instigating ethnic Somalis to take up arms against non-Somalis.
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Rouhani called the U.S. "a bully toward the rest of the world" following the attacks and accused U.S. allies of instigating the attacks.
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Four of RAM's members were charged last year under the federal Anti-Riot Act for instigating violence against counterprotesters at rallies in 2017.
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The practice is intended to limit the impact of trolls and abusers without instigating them to create fresh accounts to continue their behavior.
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The kingdom is seeking the death penalty for a 29-year-old female human rights activist, Israa al-Ghomgham, above, for instigating protests.
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Many people have blamed Kapil Mishra, an ambitious politician in Mr. Modi's party known for making anti-Muslim statements, for instigating the violence.
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Meanwhile, Mr. Putin, always eager to expand Russian influence, has exploited every weakness and crisis, along with instigating a few of his own.
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The U.S. is also consistently increasing its nuclear program, instigating a conflict with Iran, and is the greatest contributor to global climate destruction.
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The China Daily accused Western forces of instigating unrest against Hong Kong's government "as a means to put pressure on the central government".
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He has a prickly track record with Clinton, who he accused of instigating December 2011 demonstrations against him while she was secretary of state.
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The court said Guevara is suspected of instigating unrest and other crimes during months of anti-government protests that he led earlier this year.
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This tactic drove tens of thousands of refugees into Europe and exacerbated the migrant crisis, instigating Brexit and stoking antiestablishment politics across the continent.
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Watch out for—and avoid instigating—arguments and power plays on November 230 as Mars clashes with the planet of destruction, Pluto, in Capricorn.
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Ten of the 16 prisoners who were blamed for instigating the violence will be transferred to federal penitentiaries, state media reported, citing local authorities.
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This means instigating a no-photos policy with fans, among other self-preservation methods that invariably come off to many as ungrateful and bratty.
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And everyone insisting on black citizens' rights — to life, to due process, even to bear arms — is blamed for instigating violence against the police.
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The album's title comes from native activist and poet John Trudell, initially famous for instigating a sit-in at Alcatraz in the late '60s.
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Harrowing scenes of police officers and the national guard instigating fights with demonstrators play alongside audio of Barack Obama calling for peace and civility.
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He takes away Middleton's first and second option, and the Bucks eventually turn the ball over, instigating a jubilant eruption from Philadelphia's entire bench.
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First, by instigating a liberal counterreaction, it seems possible that highlighting immigration may no longer be an effective political strategy for the Republican Party.
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It did not explicitly criticize Hamas, the militant group that controls Gaza, which Israel and the United States have accused of instigating the clashes.
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Turkey has demanded the extradition of a United States-based Islamic preacher, Fethullah Gulen, whom it accuses of instigating a failed coup in 2016.
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She's constantly instigating her own deaths, and rebirths, anyway: She dropped out of high school and signed to XL Recordings when she was 17.
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The second Turkish official said evidence including the suspects' statements suggested "Iranian nationals played a serious role in both instigating and coordinating" the killing.
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Patrick slammed the Black Lives Matter movement in an interview on Fox News on Friday, blaming them for instigating the violence against the police.
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Administration officials and lawmakers blamed Iran for instigating the protests, in which demonstrators scaled the walls and forced the gates of the American compound.
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The interview, conducted by longtime host Anderson Cooper, actually occurred earlier this month, instigating loud calls for the network to televise the episode sooner.
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Murali Ramba, the superintendent of police in the Thoothukudi district, said Santhosh had been arrested because he was instigating protests and disrupting law and order.
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"They cut out the government communication by instigating a campaign of fear and took charge in the region," said Sein Lwin, police chief in Rakhine. .
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Of course deescalation and prevention work much better to keep protests calm than instigating the crowd with aggressive arrests, chemical agents, and other nonlethal weapons.
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Trump has imposed tariffs on China, Canada, Mexico and other countries — instigating a broad trade battle with Beijing that has spooked businesses and farm groups.
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But if leadership acts, any postmortems will invariably point to action as an instigating factor, regardless of whether that actually proves to be the case.
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Not only was Jahmal Lightfoot so brutally beaten by correction officers that his eye sockets were fractured, he was accused — falsely — of instigating the attack.
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Your planetary ruler Mercury meets with Saturn, which is currently in Fire sign Sagittarius, instigating an important agreement concerning your home, living situation, or family.
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It was the second straight game in which Contreras stung the Braves, who criticized him one day earlier for instigating a feud with Tyler Flowers.
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Neither Boehner nor Gingrich could keep their troops in line, and both overreacted by instigating government shutdowns that backfired and undermined their bid for power.
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But Japan is unlikely to play a meaningful role in instigating talks, said a person familiar with the thinking of Mr. Abe and his cabinet.
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Charles Kushner still does not speak to his brother, whom he publicly blamed for instigating the investigation that led to his two-year prison sentence.
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The instigating event, for him, was Soviet Russia's failure to cease trade with Italy even after Mussolini had invaded Ethiopia, then ruled by Haile Selassie.
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Regarded as a brilliant mobilizer by even his detractors, he was arrested in March and again in July, accused of instigating herders to storm ranches.
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I for one am tired of Donald Trump's manipulation of public opinion (and, the attendant opportunity to control the public by instigating divisiveness) through tweeting.
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Even when her friends and family are trying to reach out to her, Fleabag can't seem to help making a joke or instigating a fight.
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Documents created by Republican strategist Thomas Hofeller, who died last year, showed he was instrumental behind the scenes in instigating the addition of the question.
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There does not appear to be any plans for negotiations, and his administration has not explained what it hopes to achieve by instigating this crisis.
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Yet she said it did not garner the same attention as political populism and brutal military-style policing, which make huge headlines for instigating violence worldwide.
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"The U.S. and Western intelligence agencies, with the help of money from regional countries, are instigating unrest in the region," Ayatollah Khamenei said in a speech.
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The court said Friday that Freddy Guevara is suspected of instigating unrest and other crimes presumably committed during four months of anti-government protests this year.
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The unpublished reports describe violations by both government and opposition forces but most of the accounts blame government troops for instigating attacks and deliberately targeting civilians.
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Eventually it'll be nothing but influencers talking over other influencers, perhaps instigating some kind of catastrophic social-media singularity where online conversation folds in on itself.
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Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah initially addressed the Lebanon protesters sympathetically, echoing Hariri's conciliatory stance, before changing tone and accusing foreign powers of instigating the unrest.
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"The attendant responded by once again threatening my friend, 'Well, I can have you removed for instigating other passengers,'" the attendant said, according to Ms. Khalil.
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On Friday, the foreign ministry said it was terminating its medical mission as officials were fostering violence against the doctors by claiming they were instigating rebellion.
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Dozens of other opposition leaders and lawmakers have been jailed or charged with instigating violence since the opposition won control of the National Assembly in 2014.
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Already, Washington has signaled it is doing more to investigate a Pennsylvania-based preacher, Fethullah Gulen, whom Turkey accuses of instigating the attempted coup in 2016.
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But the destruction of the towers prevented voting officials from communicating with election workers in the country, while instigating fear and intimidation in the affected areas.
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If they're not infiltrating farms and instigating animal abuse for self-promotion, they are stealing cows, attacking farmers on social media or misleading others about food.
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Colombian authorities, as of last Monday, had detained and expelled 61 foreign nationals, but CNN has not been able to confirm any accusations of instigating unrest.
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While the United States and Israel have accused Iran of instigating terrorism in the Middle East, Iran itself has also been the target of terrorist attacks.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross's job responsibilities cast him as a central player in the multi-front trade wars the Trump administration has been instigating this spring.
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The continued buildup of carbon dioxide due to human activities, such as burning fossil fuels for energy, is driving global temperatures up and instigating harmful impacts worldwide.
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Last month saw the arrest of Waseem Akhtar, a leading MQM politician accused of numerous crimes, including instigating riots in 2007 which killed more than 40 people.
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We fill the work with the kind of instigating content we'd expect to find in a gallery showing, titled with a command we are rarely given outright.
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The ruling Social Democrats, whose leader Liviu Dragnea last month got a preliminary prison sentence for instigating abuses of office, have yet to react to Kovesi's removal.
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But instead of instigating a long-awaited, warming nostalgia, watching the movie Warcraft served as a funeral service for the fandom I once fully immersed myself in.
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Documents created by Republican strategist Thomas Hofeller, who died last year, showed that he was instrumental behind the scenes in instigating the addition of the citizenship question.
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"On the eve of the 1987 Vision/NSA Holiday Havoc amateur finals, Jason was disqualified for instigating a fight with East Coast skater Peanut Brown," Swift wrote.
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Clinton argued that Trump's policies would destabilize the Middle East and East Asia by instigating arms races and making it easier for terrorists to acquire nuclear weapons.
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The resurgent nationalism instigating this tendency nourishes itself on the fear of migrants and social contagion, while cherishing the impossible ideal of purity within the walled polity.
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As the government has begun prosecuting hundreds of Turkish citizens on charges of instigating the coup, the pressure on the Americans and other foreigners has only hardened.
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President Hassan Rouhani said on Wednesday that the government had vanquished what he called foreign enemies instigating the unrest and that calm and order had been restored.
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The parents seeking her removal have accused her of watering down the school's progressive approach and instigating investigations that led to the temporary removal of two teachers.
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The classmates said he idolized right-wing activist Deepak Sharma, whom police accused of instigating violence against students from Afghanistan at a north Indian university in 2018.
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"No more instigating rifts in an attempt to divide and conquer, but rather quick action to form a unity government," he pledged in a recent op-ed.
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His cries of "PRESIDENTIAL HARASSMENT" and "WITCH HUNT" are typed out online in all caps at all times of day, sometimes seemingly unconnected to any instigating event.
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The government denies that Islamic State has a presence in Bangladesh, and instead blames Islamist political opponents for instigating violence in the nation of 160 million people.
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"The Indian army is aware of the public utterances of Pakistani leaders aimed at instigating unarmed civilians," the spokesman said in response to a question from Reuters.
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The government has conducted a series of inquiries into these events but has issued blanket denials of abuses and has blamed Rohingya militants for instigating any violence.
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And as Josh Marshall of Talking Points Memo has pointed out, that attitude often attracts the people — on both sides — who are most interested in instigating violence.
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But since the deal the sides appear stuck in a stalemate broken periodically by sharp resurgences of fighting that Kiev and the Kremlin accuse each other of instigating.
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But Odland said he's spoken with a number of business leaders in Europe, Latin America and Asia, who have told him that the U.S. is instigating trade wars.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, without evidence, blames Gülen for instigating a July 2016 coup attempt and has called for his immediate return to Turkey to stand trial.
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Documents created by Republican strategist and redistricting expert Thomas Hofeller, who died last year, showed he was instrumental behind the scenes in instigating the addition of the question.
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The Indian government has responded by closing schools, handing out millions of masks, and instigating an odd-even rule for driving, but smog is still blanketing the city.
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The P.A. system suddenly blared that the Beijing Public Security Bureau had ordered the arrest of 21 students who were charged with instigating "counterrevolutionary riots" in Tiananmen Square.
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The Israeli military maintains it is only targeting those instigating violence, and has sought to use nonlethal deterrents — including drones that drop tear gas — to counter the protests.
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They blame Western powers for causing a "century of humiliation" before the Communist takeover in 1949 and for instigating trouble and constraining China's growth as a global power.
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Last June, Pompeo accused Iran of instigating a May 31 suicide bombing in Kabul - claimed by the Taliban - that killed four passersby and slightly wounded four U.S. servicemen.
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Over the last several months the government has accused the insurgents of instigating a campaign of terror against village chiefs and killing government informers, disrupting government information networks.
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In a less amusing twist, Gorka followed that up by nearly instigating a physical altercation on White House grounds with a member of the White House press corps.
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Although the techniques for instigating fusion differ, one of the more successful approaches involves a deuterium/tritium fuel cell that is hit with a high dose of concentrated energy.
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PHNOM PENH (Reuters) - A Cambodian court found six union leaders guilty on Tuesday of instigating violent protests against the government in 2013 and 2014, but suspended their jail terms.
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The group remains active in the region and has spread its brand of violence to neighboring countries like Cameroon, Niger, and Chad, instigating a regional and international coordinated response.
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Erdoğan, without evidence, blames a Turkish cleric named Fethullah Gülen for instigating a July 22018 coup attempt and has called for his immediate return to Turkey to stand trial.
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Meanwhile, Mars is on a heroic quest in Sagittarius, bringing out our gallant — and cocky — sides, and instigating even more than the usual number of moral and political fights.
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"Twitter told me that it will block my account at the request of Turkey for 'instigating terrorism,' putting an end to my ~7-year reporting,", tweeted on Monday morning.
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In the end he spent his entire career making the music he loved, thrilling fans, trashing hotel rooms, instigating riots with firehoses or squirty cheese, and taking restricted substances.
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He is now on trial in a separate case for allegedly instigating abuses of office by other public servants, and is under investigation on suspicion of pocketing EU funds.
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Pope Francis slammed politicians who spread fear of immigrants, calling on them to stop instigating violence and racism and instead adopt "practical measures" to welcome immigrants into their countries.
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A rival demonstration of about 4,000 people gathered for a second day outside the office of President Klaus Iohannis, accusing him of instigating the week-long anti-government rallies.
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John Kasich (R) inspired mockery earlier this week by using a knife and fork on his pie, instigating a discussion about the best way to consume the Italian staple.
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Without traditional news organizations instigating, coordinating and financing legal battles for free speech and government transparency, most of the important advances in these areas simply would not have happened.
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BURKE I also admired the "resonance as movement," or what I thought of as ripple effects: one action instigating another and another, in what looked like totally natural succession.
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She was, in the words of The Atlantic Monthly, America's first troll, capable of instigating passion and bringing out bodies (mostly female ones) to flood state capitols when necessary.
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All these questions could, perhaps, be attributed to the charm and knack of instigating instant familiarity with strangers — the typical social skills of a photographer who specializes in portraiture.
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The documents, dated April 33, were part of a joint assessment conducted by Homeland Security and the FBI, which concluded that "anarchist extremists" were instigating violence at public rallies.
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"By instigating this postponement, the Buhari administration hopes to disenfranchise the Nigerian electorate in order to ensure that turnout is low on the rescheduled date," he said on Twitter.
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When one news outlet breaks an embargo and hits the publish button, the embargo is lifted for all of the outlets, sometimes instigating a scramble to the finish line.
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They are accused of instigating the protests that shook the government around the New Year in an effort to show that Mr. Rouhani's promises of economic growth were failing.
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The National Rifle Association deflected blame to video games for instigating gun violence and industry leaders found themselves, as they do now, called in for a White House meeting.
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Hatch blamed Beijing for instigating the trade battle by demanding that the U.S. transfer technologies and intellectual property to Chinese businesses as the price for doing business in China.
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The Chinese government accused the NGOs of supporting "anti-China people" and said they were instigating protesters "engaging in extreme crimes" in pursuit of Hong Kong's separation from China.
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Since the February 2015 Minsk peace agreement Ukraine and Russia have been locked in a stalemate periodically broken by fighting that each side has accused the other of instigating.
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McQuaid started a fight with Carrier, which was quickly broken up by the officials, and McQuaid was given an additional two-minute penalty for instigating and a 10-minute misconduct.
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BHP hired its last external CEO in 1998 when it brought in Paul Anderson to reform the company, which he did by instigating its takeover of Anglo-South African Billiton.
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Five years later, Ramsay was still instigating arguments with Oliver, this time criticizing Oliver for not showing up the opening one of one of his own restaurants in Hong Kong.
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Once home, I fell asleep every fifteen minutes for the remainder of the day, and only vaguely remember instigating some argument with my boyfriend and saying hi to my father.
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With only a week left until the government's funding deadline, however, Trump has little room for maneuver short of instigating a government shutdown a month ahead of the midterm elections.
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For decades, he said, the United States had demanded that leaders in Ukraine and other countries stop instigating politically motivated prosecutions of their opponents and uphold the rule of law.
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One of the ironies of this moment is that Trump's election played a crucial role in instigating the flood of sexual misconduct allegations that have rocked workplaces across the country.
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Retweet counts and Instagram followers are the new Billboard 100, and celebrities can gin up their numbers by instigating feuds with one another in increasingly nasty or technologically intriguing ways.
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When Secretary of State John Kerry said the United States would need solid evidence to extradite him, a Turkish government minister accused the United States of instigating the coup itself.
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One is a movement led by the American-based cleric Fethullah Gulen, whom Turkey accuses of instigating the 2016 failed coup, and the other is the insurgent Kurdistan Workers' Party.
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Even after a racist manifesto Roof penned surfaced online stating his intent to "protect the white race" by instigating a race war, Comey still wasn't sure it met the definition.
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But it's more troubling how many prominent voices on the right deny all responsibility for instigating violence against the left (#LockHerUp) and instead claim this was a false-flag operation.
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Given that, many analysts expect Mr. Trump to continue his practice of instigating polarizing debates over divisive issues, like slamming kneeling National Football League players or distributing anti-Muslim videos.
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A musical activist for many years and member of female:pressure, an international network of women electronic musicians, Ipekcioglu sees music as a political tool with the capacity for instigating change.
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Gotabaya is facing lawsuits in the United States for instigating and authorizing the extrajudicial killing of a journalist and of war crimes against the Tamils during his time as defense secretary.
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His good-natured habit of picking up other players in his cars turned sour as his frustrated trolls began getting in and instigating fights with the police and then running away.
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The Kremlin has blamed the U.S. for helping to oust some unpopular rulers in former Soviet nations and for instigating Arab Spring democracy uprisings in the Middle East and North Africa.
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Another new kid on the block is Reggie Mantle (Charles Melton), who seems to be instigating bad teenage habits by going around school talking about trying to get some jingle jangle.
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Gotabaya is facing lawsuits in the United States for instigating and authorising the extrajudicial killing of a journalist and of war crimes against the Tamils during his time as defence secretary.
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Defenseman Adam McQuaid started a fight with Carrier, which was quickly broken up by officials, and McQuaid was given an additional two-minute penalty for instigating and a 10-minute misconduct.
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But the party never formally forgave Zhang; though he was cleared of counter-revolution on appeal, he remained guilty of "instigating and plotting" others to engage in "beating, smashing and looting".
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Pick a bloody labor conflict—the massacre of miners in Ludlow, Colorado, the Homestead battle, the Coeur d'Alene strike of 219—and the Pinkertons played an active role in instigating hostilities.
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"We think it's more driven by things going on outside of the U.S. And, the U.S. has been the beneficiary rather than the U.S. instigating it around the globe," he added.
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At one end of Pennsylvania Avenue, Trump will meet with the official who appointed Mueller, instigating a process that has been an irritant for the president for more than a year.
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He oversaw the group's external operations division, responsible for recruiting operatives around the world and instigating or organizing them to carry out attacks that have included Paris, Brussels and Dhaka, Bangladesh.
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For instance, the Syrian Electronic Army has targeted media and social media sites, instigating DDoS and phishing attacks, targeting the New York Times, Twitter, and The Washington Post, among many organizations.
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"There are people in South Korea who think Japanese leaders are instigating and abusing anti-South Korean sentiments among their people for political purposes," said the prime minister, Lee Nak-yon.
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A man known as "Abou Naim" was arrested for "instigating hatred" and "undermining public order" after he recorded a video on social media criticizing the authorities decision to close all mosques.
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Last month, the pope slammed politicians who spread fear of immigrants, calling on them to stop instigating violence and racism and instead adopt "practical measures" to welcome immigrants into their countries.
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Worse, Mr. Biden has become entangled in the impeachment proceedings against Mr. Trump, with Senator Joni Ernst floating the idea of instigating an investigation into the Biden family's dealings in Ukraine.
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Details: A spokeswoman for the Chinese Foreign Ministry said sanctions would be imposed on Human Rights Watch, the National Endowment for Democracy and other organizations, and accused them of instigating violence.
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Sarah has been raising her son, John, for the future he'll inherit as the human resistance leader against Skynet, the sinister artificial intelligence system responsible for eventually instigating a nuclear holocaust.
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In September, a local police officer filed a counterterrorism suit accusing Mr. Shwe Maung of instigating violence through Facebook posts that called for an end to the security offensive in Rakhine.
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The Oilers went to the power play after Blackhawks right wing Ryan Hartman was whistled for instigating and then given an additional five minutes for fighting and a 10-minute game misconduct.
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After the incident, which began with Jacobs asking for the Montana Republican to clarify his position on the health care bill, Gianforte blamed Jacobs and accused the reporter of instigating the fight.
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Instigating those projects is the mission of C40, a coalition of international cities working to cut down on greenhouse gas emissions, no matter what their own national governments may be up to.
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Trump concluded his remarks by saying that while he did not believe there was adequate reason to accuse any specific actor of instigating the attack, there was good that came from it.
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Cleveland defensive end Myles Garrett was one of three players ejected after a instigating an ugly brawl with the visiting Pittsburgh Steelers with eight seconds remaining in the Browns' Thursday night win.
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But Powell is known to share Yellen's caution and will likely for the time being share her presumed path forward, instigating two-to-three rate hikes over the balance of the year.
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The report also raises "very serious questions" about the Turkish government's collective actions against people suspected of ties to U.S.-based cleric Fethullah Gulen, who is accused of instigating the coup attempt.
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In particular, Turkey has requested the extradition from the United States of an Islamist preacher, Fethullah Gulen, whom it accuses of running a terrorist organization and of instigating the 2016 coup attempt.
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In a spectacular instance of one great power instigating regime change in another, the Germans essentially weaponized Lenin's willpower and charisma by infiltrating him back into Russia in a closed railroad car.
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These distortions have pushed Pakistan to the point where even sectarian jihadist groups such as Sipah-e-Sahaba Pakistan, notorious for instigating violence against minority Shiites, claim that they represent Jinnah's legacy.
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Scientists have found plenty of examples of black holes that impede star formation, but this is one of the first examples of a supermassive black hole that's actually instigating it, NASA said.
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She filed a separate suit last week in the State Supreme Court of New York, claiming that Fox News tried to undermine her credibility by instigating a derogatory Twitter post about her.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - A Thai opposition party accused Thailand's army chief on Saturday of meddling in politics and instigating hatred, hitting back at his attack on opposition politicians and academics a day earlier.
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His suspension was because of the punch, as well as for "confronting a game official in a hostile manner, and instigating the overall incident by shoving Rockets guard James Harden," the NBA said.
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But while it's presented as a helpful tool for instigating new group hangouts—"Tinder Social is a better way to go out with friends"—we all know what's really going on here: orgies.
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In that kind of environment, every tactical advantage is essential, and whether it's rallying people to her cause, or simply instigating a bloodbath, Maeve's ability to control fellow hosts gives her unmatched power.
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After lighting up a roomful of industry experts and instigating an all-night bidding war, Nate Parker's slavery drama The Birth of a Nation is being purchased by Fox Searchlight for $17.5 million.
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Four other men from California described by prosecutors as members of a militant white supremacist group, Rise Above Movement, were arrested in October on federal charges of instigating violence during the Charlottesville rallies.
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In the survey, respondents were asked who they "blame the most for instigating political violence" and then given a choice between Democrats and the left, Republicans and the right, Trump or the media.
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In particular, Dean brought up the fact that Lee only seemed to be instigating drama with some of the other guys in the house — namely, Eric and Kenny, who are both African-American.
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Rookie Max Domi, who will serve a one-game suspension for instigating a fight in his last game, is next with 23 points while captain Shane Doan tops the Coyotes with 23 goals.
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MBS has also taken a hard line abroad, instigating a bruising blockade of its tiny neighbor Qatar, picking fights with regional rival Iran, and prosecuting a costly war to oust rebels from Yemen.
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Zimbabwe's minister of state for national security, Owen Ncube, confirmed last week there were casualties but blamed nongovernmental organizations, and other individuals working with the opposition group MDC Alliance for instigating the violence.
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Police said Halili received a two-year suspended prison term in 2015 for "instigating terrorism" by running a website praising Islamic State and hailing the attacks it or its supporters perpetrated in Europe.
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The February 2015 Minsk peace agreement locked the two sides into a stalemate which has been broken periodically by sharp resurgences in fighting that Kiev and the Kremlin accuse each other of instigating.
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The State of the Union came as Trump tries to find a way to avoid instigating a second government shutdown over his unpopular proposal to build a border wall along the southern border.
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Yi Mun-yol, a prominent conservative novelist, said that the news media had failed to differentiate between rumor and fact as the scandal unfolded, and he accused the opposition of instigating public protests.
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Putin will continue instigating and exploiting "frozen conflicts" in NATO-aspirant post-Soviet countries like Ukraine, Georgia, and Moldova, so that no independent state in his backyard will be welcomed into the Western alliance.
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On Twitter, Zhao wrote that Binance discussed whether to attempt instigating a re-organization of the Bitcoin blockchain that would redistribute the hacked coins to miners, a proposition it abandoned because it wasn't realistic.
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Both sides blame each other for instigating the fraught fight, which has led to allegations that Airbnb hosts have been doxxed — a term for publicly divulging sensitive personal details like addresses and phone numbers.
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The dynamic was indeed, as Deb said, like that of a Thanksgiving dinner, in which the sublimated tensions of the family unit, loosened by alcohol or the right instigating question, come to the fore.
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If you can prove that the DJ didn't play "Return of the Mack" at least once before last call, the judge will absolve you of all legal repercussions for instigating a liquor-fueled riot.
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The February 2015 Minsk peace agreement only locked the two sides into a stalemate that has been broken periodically by sharp resurgences of fighting that Kiev and the Kremlin accuse each other of instigating.
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LA PAZ (Reuters) - Bolivia's interim government said on Friday it had asked Venezuelan officials to leave the country, and accused Cubans, including doctors, of instigating unrest after the resignation of former president Evo Morales.
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Trump has a penchant for instigating entirely avoidable diplomatic crises with longtime U.S. allies—this is, after all, a man who picked a fight with Australia in his first two weeks on the job.
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Mr. Erdogan told Turkish reporters on Tuesday that he would again raise his longstanding demand for the extradition of Fethullah Gulen, an Islamic preacher whom Mr. Erdogan has accused of instigating a failed coup.
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Critics denounced Trump for waiting too long to address the bloodshed, and for initially faulting hatred and violence "on many sides," rather than singling out the white supremacists widely seen as instigating the melee.
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Mora appeared in court Saturday morning where he was formally accused of "fostering and instigating hate and violence" in the country, according to an attorney with the Nicaraguan Center for Human Rights representing Mora.
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It would claim too many lives of American soldiers plus local civilians, instigating a new wave of human migration as a new set of refugees seek to escape the warzone their homeland would become.
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But instead of instigating liberalization, Western capital fattened the pockets of the Communist Party leaders, giving them the power to prolong their rule by silencing dissent at home and expanding the country's global clout.
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Miuccia Prada, Giorgio Armani, Alessandro Michele of Gucci and Mr. Piccioli were collectively awarded the CNMI Recognition of Sustainability prize for their leadership in instigating responsible and sustainable goals for the Italian fashion industry.
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A large proportion of those fleeing have been followers of Fethullah Gulen, the Pennsylvania-based preacher who is charged with instigating the 2016 coup, or people accused of being followers, often on flimsy evidence.
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The German cartel office on Tuesday said that Lufthansa tickets were on average 25 to 30 percent more expensive after the insolvency but that it would not be instigating a full investigation into market abuse.
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Reports are already emerging that Atlintas' uncle was a former senior executive at a school connected to Fethullah Gulen, the exiled cleric whom Erdogan has blamed for instigating this summer's attempted coup against his government.
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Oshie first goal of the season with 8:28 remaining in the second period came 12 seconds after Colorado's Jarome Iginla was sent to the penalty box for instigating a fight with Washington's Tom Wilson.
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Over 250 people have been arrested for instigating riots, national police commissioner Argo Yuwono said Wednesday, adding that police had seized fireworks, a sickle, arrows, petrol bombs and envelopes with names on containing rupiah currency.
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He accused the civil rights movement of instigating killings of police officers, called for more cops on the streets and suggested he might order his attorney general to investigate the group if he becomes President.
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Although there are an infinite number of instigating scenarios for male tantrums, a common cause is the megalomaniacal belief in the man's power, influence, and overall importance compared to that of the plebes surrounding him.
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" Early on in the documentary chronicling both a film and a theater production of the Oscar Wilde play, Estelle Parsons, the great actor, asks Al Pacino, the great actor who's instigating the productions: "Why 'Salomé'?
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Even worse, by current standards, the instigating mystery — the disappearance of three boarding-school girls and one of their teachers during a hike up Hanging Rock, an actual geological feature near Melbourne — was left unsolved.
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Purdue Pharma's first bankruptcy hearing starts today, commencing a process that will attempt to resolve 2,600 lawsuits that accuse the OxyContin maker of instigating an opioid crisis that has killed tens of thousands of Americans.
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In her remarks, Ms. Hua also accused several organizations, including the National Endowment for Democracy, Human Rights Watch and Freedom House, of instigating violence during the antigovernment protests that have convulsed Hong Kong since June.
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The authors sought to determine the maximum number of nukes that could be dropped on an enemy before a nuclear winter sets in, and by consequence, instigating the collapse of trade, industry, and agriculture back home.
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China, a country that President Trump continues to needle over trade relations and military security, also seems to play a large part in instigating whatever the last "futuristic" element of the documentary was supposed to entail.
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Seven of the convicts had their life sentences reduced to jail terms ranging from 19.5 years to 20 years, including people convicted of instigating "secessionist activities" or participating in terror attacks, Xinhua said late on Tuesday.
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AHF has spent almost a decade routinely attacking the adult industry through lobbying, instigating CalOSHA (and even Nevada OSHA) investigations, and pushing through ballot initiatives that claim to protect performers while compromising their privacy and safety.
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The Appellate Specialized Court said Tad Group owner Ivan Todorov, accused of instigating last month's attack on state tax agency NRA that compromised million of Bulgarians' personal data and financial records, was a serious public danger.
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Video emerged of the Turkish president and his wife at the scene of the violent incident at the ambassador's home raising questions about whether he personally was involved in instigating the confrontation between security and protestors.
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United States Four Californian men described by prosecutors as members of a militant white supremacist group were arrested on charges of instigating violence during a white nationalist rally that turned deadly in Charlottesville, Virginia, last year.
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The billionaire founder, chairman and chief executive officer of Wynn Resorts has denied the allegations as "preposterous" and accused his ex-wife of instigating them for her own gain in litigation against him and his company.
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Penny-stock IPOs have gone through a similar process before, instigating heavy regulatory counter-action in the 1930s which birted the requirement for companies to have tens of millions in revenue in order to go public.
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And Washington, he said, had made no progress on the extradition of Fethullah Gulen, who is accused of instigating the 2016 failed coup, and it had disregarded Turkey's security concerns in Syria for far too long.
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The authorities have blocked access to social media and have blamed foreign "enemies" for instigating the unrest, a common refrain at times of upheaval that in this case the government has provided no evidence to support.
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One opponent of the statue, Amy Maxwell, said that people from both groups were carrying handguns, and at one point someone snatched the Confederate flag and ran off, instigating a chase from the pro-monument group.
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This contested land ownership has been a source of friction, with politicians fuelling the conflict by instigating invasions into land that belong to ranchers, said Maria Dodds, a rancher in Laikipia whose property was invaded last year.
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The day before, she posted a photo of herself with an "I Voted" sticker, and tagged #blm for Black Lives Matter, a movement that Trump has called a "threat" and accused the group of instigating police killings.
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The billionaire founder, chairman and chief executive officer of Wynn Resorts Ltd has denied the allegations as "preposterous" and accused his ex-wife of instigating them for her own gain in litigation against him and his company.
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Meanwhile, social media was buzzing after images emerged of Trump placing his hands on a glowing orb at the inauguration ceremony of a new center for combating extremist ideology – instigating comparisons from fantasy epics to science fiction.
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In Los Angeles, the instigating incident aired on national television in a manner that anticipated the technologically-connected era of Black Lives Matter and the upsurge of racial violence in 21st-century Ferguson, Baltimore, and other cities.
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That claim may be difficult to believe, though, especially when he has already used Twitter to blast so-called "professional" agitators for instigating protests against his upcoming presidency, and attacked media bastions like The New York Times.
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Tens of thousands of people have been detained in the last three years in cases that the government has linked to the coup attempt and to Fethullah Gulen, a cleric whom Turkey has accused of instigating it.
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Nancy Keenan told The Associated Press that she has requested a congressional ethics investigation look into statements made by Gianforte and his then-spokesman Shane Scanlon, which initially blamed Guardian reporter Ben Jacobs for instigating the attack.
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And while the President has managed to be at the center of the drama — tweeting and retweeting, instigating and doubling down — several other personalities got meme-makers political and sent the social media world into a frenzy.
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Beijing (CNN)The editor of one of China's most outspoken state media outlets has doubled down on accusations that the United States is instigating a revolution in Hong Kong, as increasingly violent protests enter their eleventh weekend.
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His administration, after halting shelter openings for a time two years ago, is now planning to open 13 shelters over five years — instigating a rolling series of neighborhood battles not long before voters head to the polls.
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With the exception of its bold, back-channelled diplomatic breakthrough with Cuba, the Obama administration has been preoccupied with other, more conventional foreign policy matters—like bombing the Middle East and instigating a new Cold War with Russia.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President-elect Donald Trump showed little appetite for instigating investigations of former Democratic presidential rival Hillary Clinton, although he did not take the option off the table, according to tweets from a New York Times reporter.
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Grayson released a statement saying he welcomed the news that the committee didn't take the step of establishing a formal "investigative subcommittee" to dig into the OCE's allegations and blamed his "political opponents" for instigating the ethics review.
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PHNOM PENH (Reuters) - A Cambodian court has acquitted six prominent union leaders who had been convicted of instigating violent anti-government protests, amid threats from the European Union to suspend the Southeast Asian country's duty-free trading access.
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"The military has quietly, but effectively, set restrictions on reporting: from barring access to regions ... to encouraging self-censorship through direct and indirect methods of intimidation, including ... allegedly instigating violence against reporters," the CPJ said in a report.
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And in 22008, Trump slammed the "Black Lives Matter" movement, accused civil rights groups of instigating some killings of police officers, called for more cops on the streets and vowed to investigate the group if he becomes President.
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It is not an accident that the writers handwringing about the death of eros tend to gloss over the issue of power, as well as the appropriateness of instigating sexual relationships on the job in the first place.
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In a separate case, Ahimsa Wickrematunga, the daughter of murdered investigative editor Lasantha Wickrematunga, filed a complaint for damages in the same U.S. District Court in California for allegedly instigating and authorizing the extrajudicial killing of her father.
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While he was on Trump's campaign team, Flynn also had a $600,000 contract from a Turkish businessman to help discredit U.S.-based Turkish cleric Fethullah Gulen, accused by Turkey's government of instigating a failed coup in July 2016.
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Alabama: A black woman who was shot in the stomach while she was pregnant was charged with the death of her fetus, accused by the police of instigating a dispute and failing to get out of harm's way.
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In court papers, lawyers for the journalist's daughter, Ahimsa Wickrematunge, accused Mr. Rajapaksa of instigating, authorizing and covering up the killing as part of a "systematic" targeting of journalists who were perceived to be critical of the government.
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Iran's leaders have dismissed criticism from the U.S., Europe, and the U.N. about the violent nature of its crackdown and instead have gone on the attack, accusing the U.S. and its Middle Eastern allies of instigating the protests.
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It is not Saudi Arabia that is instigating sectarian violence in any country, it is not Saudi Arabia that is recruiting militias from Afghanistan and Pakistan and wherever else to fight in Syria and Iraq and so on.
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Serbia's rapprochement with Russia clearly demonstrates a desire not for solidarity with the European Union, but rather for domination of the Balkans in Russian style — achieved by instigating instability to claim power in the name of restoring stability.
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Abroad, President Vladimir V. Putin is seen to be upsetting the post-Cold War balance of power in Europe, pushing the United States out of the Middle East and instigating a nationalist-demagogic resurgence across the Western world.
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In a speech to his Likud party in Tel Aviv to celebrate the start of the Jewish festival of Hanukka, he accused the police of instigating what he described as a "tainted process" against him and his wife.
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By Thursday reports emerged of massive pro-government protests on Iranian state television as Iran's leaders sought to counter the opposition and cast blame on the U.S. for allegedly instigating the protests, a charge American officials have denied.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Four Californian men described by prosecutors as members of a militant white supremacist group were arrested on Tuesday on charges of instigating violence during a white nationalist rally that turned deadly in Charlottesville, Virginia, last year.
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Not only are district attorneys in New York still investigating more victims' allegations about Weinstein, but federal prosecutors are now considering instigating a criminal probe into the disgraced Hollywood producer, the Wall Street Journal reported earlier this week.
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Now, the correlational design of Ridgway and Clayton's study means that we cannot say for sure whether the posting of Instagram selfies actually caused the other romantic partner to feel insecure or alienated, thus instigating a downward relationship spiral.
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"We will continue to lead the global coalition on the fight to destroy ISIL, which is instigating a lot of people over the internet, to carry out attacks," Obama said, using the administration's term for the Islamic State group.
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And while we now believe they probably didn't see the Earth with water (as some pre-Rosetta theories claimed), they may have dropped organic compounds into the primordial soup, flavoring, and perhaps even instigating, the life that formed therein.
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At first, it was Trump supporters who were instigating violence against protesters — with the candidate himself encouraging his supporters to "knock the crap out of 'em" and offering to pay the legal fees of anyone arrested in the process.
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"I believe that these countries are taking OPEC toward collapse, but we want OPEC to be preserved; these two countries will undermine this organization by instigating infighting in OPEC," he said, according to Iran's Oil Ministry news agency SHANA.
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"The potential easing option of limiting amounts that could be placed on three-month deposit at the central bank could be particularly effective in pushing short-end implied yields lower and instigating a considerable sell-off in forint," JPM wrote.
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JUBA (Reuters) - South Sudan's government forces and largest rebel group clashed in the north of the country, with each side accusing the other on Monday of instigating the fighting, which comes just two weeks after they signed a peace deal.
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YANGON (Reuters) - Myanmar is not ready for the repatriation of Rohingya refugees, said the most senior United Nations official to visit the country this year, after Myanmar was accused of instigating ethnic cleansing and driving nearly 700,000 Muslims to Bangladesh.
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In a separate case, Ahimsa Wickrematunga, the daughter of murdered investigative editor Lasantha Wickrematunga, filed a complaint for damages on April 4 in the same U.S. District Court in California for allegedly instigating and authorizing the extrajudicial killing of her father.
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In the summer of 2017, church leaders criticized Israel for breaching the status quo again and instigating a wave of violence after it decided to place metal detectors at the entrance to the Muslim Al-Aqsa Compound on Temple Mount.
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Ten Cumhuriyet staff including its top editor and senior executives were jailed in November pending trial on suspicion of crimes on behalf of Kurdish militants and U.S.-based cleric Fethullah Gulen, who is accused of instigating the failed July 15 coup.
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Keone Kela was given a 10-game ban for "intentionally" throwing a pitch near the head of Reds' Derek Dietrich in the seventh inning - which sparked the tensions - and for his role two innings later in instigating the bench-clearing incident.
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North Korea may appear to act rashly and provocatively, but the survival of the Kim regime is the top priority of North Korean elites, and threatening it with destruction will be enough to deter the regime from instigating a war.
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The plan to extend the range of existing PAC-3 missile defense systems from the current limit of about 19 miles, for example, would help Japan protect against North Korean missiles but avoid the appearance of instigating new confrontations, analysts said.
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Zimbabwe's minister of state for national security, Owen Ncube, confirmed last week that there were injuries and loss of life during the protests but blamed nongovernmental organizations and other individuals working with the opposition coalition MDC Alliance for instigating the violence.
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The police last year arrested 103 opposition activists and lawyers on what appear to have been flimsy charges of instigating violence at an event in Maharashtra, and in February arrested, on apparently even thinner evidence, the prominent caste scholar Anand Teltumbde.
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" Ip Kwok-him, a member of Carrie Lam's executive council, also claimed this week that Hong Kong young people were not clever enough to be masterminding the protests and called on police to track down those "instigating and directing the unrest.
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The Democrats chiefly trained their attention on Mr. Trump's role in instigating the crisis there: For instance, Julián Castro, the former housing secretary, condemned Mr. Trump for "caging kids on the border and letting ISIS prisoners run free" in Syria.
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It is often the elite — probably rightly — that are blamed for instigating that decline, though it is telling that most coaches, regardless of their team's situation, tend to use these games as an opportunity to field youth-team and fringe players.
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The Green Beret team's mission on June 20093, alongside their Somali counterparts, was to push into Shabab-held territory, where the militants had been instigating attacks from, and build the small base that would later be renamed after Sergeant Conrad.
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To his downfall, Hammond counted among his closest comrades in arms, unknowingly, an informant for the FBI, whose every conversation with him online—including many instigating criminal acts—was closely monitored by federal agents in the bureau's Manhattan field office.
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A Delhi judge who expressed disbelief that the police had yet to investigate members of Mr. Modi's party who have been widely accused of instigating the recent violence in Delhi was taken off the case and transferred to another state.
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Weist is theoretically the adult in the room, but he reads like a particularly self-aware kid caricaturing a Hollywood power player, reeling off his expensive shopping habits and instigating tense, snarky verbal showdowns with YouTube-star clients Bryce Hall and Mikey Barone.
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Apple's iPhone is protected by a passcode lock system that not even the FBI were able to bypass on its own, instigating an infamous showdown between Apple and the agency two years ago over the unlocking of the San Bernardino shooter's iPhone 5C.
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Over the phone, Daedelus and Kneebody bassist Kaveh Rastegar explained the creative process behind the album and spoke to the jazz awakening that Brainfeeder is currently instigating in LA. VICE: Can you start by telling me about the composition of "Drum Battle"?
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Monday's order prohibits employees from "calling, permitting, instigating, authorizing, encouraging, participating in, approving, or continuing any form of disruption to or interference with American's airline operations," including a refusal to accept overtime or complete any maintenance repairs in the normal course of work.
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That is, in fact, what happens when a delicate poem barely sounds from the speakers, competing with the sound of a record being scratched, instigating a formal and conceptual polarity where opposing forces find mutual dependence, even in radical and hostile environments.
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ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - Ethiopian prosecutors on Wednesday charged the former president of the Somali Region and 46 others with instigating ethnic violence there last year, as the new prime minister cracks down on the security services and senior members of past administrations.
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Cohn's departure comes against the backdrop of a series of steps by the Trump administration to assert protectionist policies, including withdrawing the United States from the Trans-Pacific Partnership, instigating a renegotiation of NAFTA and imposing hefty import tariffs on some targeted products.
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As Nathaniel Popper writes, the company better known for instigating a mind-expanding number of PowerPoint presentations has thrown in with a Los Angeles start-up to offer software that helps governments monitor sales and commerce in states where pot is sold legally.
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Cohn's departure is the latest in a series of steps taken by the Trump administration to assert protectionist policies including withdrawing the U.S. from the Trans-Pacific Partnership, instigating a renegotiation of NAFTA and imposing hefty import tariffs on some targeted products.
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Should Condit be fighting smart and keeping the distance it might be worth Maia throwing some kicks in hopes of instigating either a brawl in which he can duck in on Condit's hips or the clinch, or to get Condit to kick back.
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So if you have a big idea to protect or restore the environment, a strong track record of instigating change and a vision for a brighter future, then you might just have what it takes to become a Young Champion of the Earth.
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The case against Mr. Gulen asserts that he led a shadowy movement that infiltrated government institutions — instigating the removal of opponents and promoting its own supporters into positions of power in the army, government and judiciary — until the moment it could seize power.
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In addition to halting the progress of those seeking entry to the United States, Mexico says it has also targeted smuggling networks, which it blames for instigating the large caravans that appeared earlier in the year en route to the United States.
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There's also the possibility of a potentially awkward conflict of interest, when the superiors who are instigating the retaliation, whether that's a firing or demotion, are also involved in determining if it qualifies as an overreach in response to the whistleblower's actions.
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"We are investing over $2 billion in digital transformation initiatives to improve our offer to customers, and are instigating a further $1 billion buy-back programme reflecting the strength and flexibility of our balance sheet," Stuart Gulliver, group chief executive, said in a statement.
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He was found guilty of instigating the 213 Srebrenica massacre, in which 221,218 Bosnian Muslim men and boys were slaughtered by the army of the Bosnian Serb republic he led as president, and of being the driving force behind the three-year siege of Sarajevo.
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He was found guilty of instigating the 1995 Srebrenica massacre, in which 8,183 Bosnian Muslim men and boys were slaughtered by the army of the Bosnian Serb republic he led as president, and of being the driving force behind the three-year siege of Sarajevo.
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The first five games went with serve until the Czech edged ahead by instigating a run of four straight breaks of serve as Wozniacki staved off three set points in the 10th game to stay alive in the set and eventually force a tiebreak.
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SAYLORSBURG, Pa. (Reuters) - Fethullah Gulen, the U.S.-based Muslim cleric accused by Turkey of instigating last year's failed coup, says he has no plans to flee the United States and would accept extradition if Washington agrees to a request by Ankara to hand him over.
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In an opinion piece for Al Jazeera about his return, he expressed concern about hardliners remaining in government who "have been accused of instigating ethnic tensions and economic sabotages," and said he is unclear what the sudden privatization U-turn will mean for the country.
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TEHRAN — In a furious series of Twitter posts and statements on his website on Tuesday, Iran's supreme leader called President Trump "psychotic" and repeated accusations that the United States bore primary responsibility for instigating a week of protests that rocked Iran in recent weeks.
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A skirmish broke out following the hit that left the Devils down two men for two minutes, as defenseman John Moore was assessed a penalty for instigating a fight and coach John Hynes drew a bench minor for unsportsmanlike conduct for arguing the non-call.
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As a result, the Airborne Archipelago is a world on the eve of globalization, which nefarious forces such as Clan Belsoto — the game's antagonistic party — seek to exploit, on one occasion even instigating a devastating natural disaster by scientifically rekindling an ancient and sacred volcano.
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If we don't quickly harden our election infrastructure against the imminent threat of coronavirus, we risk electoral chaos and a crisis of governance on a scale that our foreign adversaries couldn't even dream of instigating via even the most sophisticated electronic election-meddling efforts.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoUS, Sudan to exchange ambassadors for first time in decades Iran expert: Trump's foreign policy approach aimed at instigating 'unrest' Fox's Napolitano says obstruction 'easiest' impeachment offense for Democrats MORE has also criticized the timing of the hearing.
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There's everything in between: provoking our allies and alienating them, instigating civil conflict, and laying a foundation for a violent culture that could give way to epidemics of violence — not to mention poke a beehive in the Middle East by declaring Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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This is a movie that uses the decades-long, ceaseless slow-motion nightmare of the war in Afghanistan not just as the backdrop to the story of a white woman dealing with problems with men and career and her self-esteem, but as the instigating event.
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But she didn't let that damper her mood in the slightest, squatting down to pose side-by-side with the gift every 25-year-old dreams of, a new set of rims for her car, instigating a love affair with tires that would last a lifetime.
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The Kurdish government in Erbil in northern Iraq condemned the storming of the camp, accusing "saboteurs" of instigating the incident, a veiled reference to the PKK, a rival of the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) that dominates the Erbil government and has a working relationship with Turkey.
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Yet with Mr Ruto arraigned at the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague on charges of instigating violence after disputed elections in 29, and the economic boom slowing across Africa, what happens over the next year in the Rift Valley will be crucial to Kenya's fate.
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In a separate case, Ahimsa Wickrematunga, the daughter of murdered investigative editor Lasantha Wickrematunga, filed a complaint for damages on April 4 in the same U.S. District Court in California for allegedly instigating and authorizing the extrajudicial killing of her father, documents seen by Reuters showed.
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More than a dozen Turkish security officials were first identified by the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) two years ago as instigating violence against protesters who were demonstrating outside the Turkish ambassador's residence during Erdoğan's last visit to Washington, D.C., though charges were dropped against most of them.
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But there's another way the self-professed deal artist could avoid instigating a second shutdown and strike a deal with Congress to build his wall — the tried-and-true method of offering those who don't support the proposal on its merits something in exchange for backing it.
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Watson made a video titled, "Trump Tweeted About Me." On his online video program, Jones, known, among other things, for instigating a harassment campaign against the families of children murdered at Sandy Hook, boasted of Trump's support, and claimed to have access to secret White House intelligence.
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Those include American backing of Kurdish-led militia units in Syria that Turkey regards as part of a designated terrorist group; Turkey's purchase of the Russian S-400 missile defense system; and Washington's failure to extradite Mr. Gulen, whom Turkey accuses of instigating the coup attempt.
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Prosecutors have also sought an international arrest warrant for him because of his support for Fethullah Gulen, a Muslim cleric who lives in exile in the United States and who is accused by Mr. Erdogan of instigating a failed coup attempt in Turkey in July 2016.
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Late Chinese astrophysicist Fang Lizhi, who was among the "black hands" blamed for instigating the 1989 Tiananmen Square protest, was welcomed into the Beijing embassy on June 5 that year as a guest of former US president George Bush with the help of veteran sinologist Perry Link.
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Now, two men accused of instigating the police response, Tyler Barriss and Casey Viner, and the intended target himself, Shane Gaskill, face a series of federal charges ranging from making false or hoax reports to obstruction of justice, according to a grand jury indictment unsealed on Wednesday.
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"If we don't quickly harden our election infrastructure against the imminent threat of coronavirus, we risk electoral chaos and a crisis of governance on a scale that our foreign adversaries couldn't even dream of instigating via even the most sophisticated electronic election-meddling efforts," Stokes wrote.
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In what appeared to be another significant concession, Mr. Khamenei said he had approved the term "martyr" to be used for citizens who were "caught in crossfire and riots and died without playing any role in instigating them," according to the official Islamic Republic News Agency.
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And ultimately, the purpose of that storyline is negligible; it does lead to some nebulous government shake-ups, but it seems more like a meta attempt to resolve #Justice4Barb for fans than a real effort to show Nancy dealing with or instigating long-term plot points.
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Between the World Economic Forum, World Bank, and Brookings reports on automation, I've been dancing around this idea for a bit now, and this report is the clearest-cut case yet—in order to prepare for automation that they are instigating, corporations are asking, essentially, for government aid.
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Even if Carson somehow manages to survive for four years without instigating a major scandal, its highly likely that his management of HUD will be scandalous, particularly for the country's poor and most particularly for those who live in the "inner cities" Carson and Trump are always talking about.
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Klein, Locksley, Jensen and Garcia, for instance, need to figure out what triggered the fetal-like response they observed in their various experiments — whether it comes from a specific cell type or all types, and how related those instigating cells are to the original stem cells that got suppressed.
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"In the trolley problem, people face the dilemma of instigating an action that will cause somebody's death, but by doing so will save a greater number of lives," Azime Chariff, one of the study's three authors and an assistant professor of psychology at the University of California Irvine, says.
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Erdoğan's upcoming visit has drawn outrage from both Republican and Democratic lawmakers, who have condemned the Turkish president for launching an offensive into northeastern Syria, attacking U.S.-backed Kurdish forces, compromising the fight against ISIS, instigating a humanitarian disaster in the region and empowering Islamist forces committing war crimes.
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However, the rule of thumb does not always hold true or prove to be exact, since summer weather patterns will play a big role in moving the ice cover around — either encouraging some of it to remain intact or instigating a more rapid melt if sunny, mild weather prevails.
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Some of our teachers pleaded with the students not to engage in violence and suggested that this passionate reaction and dangerous backlash was exactly what the Klan wanted—to start a riot among these otherwise peaceful and loving young people, instigating them into a violent display of their own.
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Past performance is no guide to future returns, as investors are so often told, but the French electorate runs the risk of creating a crisis worse than the fall of Lehman Brothers if it follows the U.K. in instigating a referendum on EU membership, according to analysts at Deutsche Bank.
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It's one of the reasons I'm so happy to get on the phone with you because growing up we did have some people to look up to, but it wasn't as obvious...I would be so thrilled to know that the roles I'm playing are instigating change in some way.
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But imagine a world where, in addition, you have ideological blocs that are saying, We're the constituency for single-payer, we're the constituency for not instigating disastrous wars in the Middle East -- creating entire blocs of voters that hold firm to those principles -- and threaten any politician who disregards them.
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We're hoping that that's not only a conversation that we can have and be a part of instigating, but that we can start to move that conversation out of the back rooms, where it's been for a while, and start looking at alternatives to how we think about funding these businesses.
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About the same time, though, Freddy Guevara, another prominent opposition figure, sought asylum in the Chilean Embassy in Caracas after the Supreme Court blocked him from leaving the country and the Constituent Assembly stripped him of his political immunity from prosecution on suspicions of instigating unrest during this year's protests.
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And since a 25th Amendment solution would require Republican leaders, beginning with Mike Pence, to not only go along with his removal but take the lead in instigating it, it's about as realistic as was the idea that those same leaders would somehow intervene against Trump at the Republican convention.
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Nine of its journalists and executives were detained on Monday Prosecutors said staff at the paper, one of the few still critical of President Tayyip Erdogan, were suspected of crimes committed on behalf of Kurdish militants and U.S.-based cleric Fethullah Gulen, who is accused of instigating a coup attempt.
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Commentary: The road to Afghanistan peace does not lie in Kabul Fethullah Gulen, the U.S.-based Muslim cleric accused by Turkey of instigating last year's failed coup, says he has no plans to flee the United States and would accept extradition if Washington agrees to a request by Ankara to hand him over.
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While it was difficult to gauge broad public attitudes, a review of elite opinion — as expressed by political leaders on social media, commentators in major publications, and a few experts in interviews — suggests that many Europeans blame Saudi Arabia for instigating the latest dispute by executing the cleric, Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr.
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Police said the man is suspected of instigating the killing along with another man whom they named only as 50-year-old Tamas P. State news agency MTI and Hungarian newspapers identified the second man as Tamas Portik, a businessman sentenced to 13 years in jail for another crime in May last year.
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"The accused decided in 1997 to settle the score for good by having the plaintiff killed," prosecutors said in the statement, which identified Gyarfas only by his initial as Gy. Prosecutors brought charges against Gyarfas for instigating Fenyo's murder through an associate, Tamas P, whom Gyarfas had known since 1994, the statement said.
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The case is just one of a litany of disagreements between Turkey and the United States, including American support for Kurdish fighters in Syria, and the United States' refusal to extradite the American-based Turkish cleric Fethullah Gulen, accused by Mr. Erdogan of instigating the 2016 coup attempt against the Turkish president.
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Trump's efforts to build up U.S. and NATO military capabilities – and forge a U.S.-Israeli-Saudi alliance versus Iran increasingly backed by a China-Russia axis – has begun to further polarize the already explosive Middle East, as well as eastern Europe and other regions, while instigating a new military and arms build-up.
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Topics at the meeting included news coverage of the 2012 killing of Chut Wutty, a Cambodian environmental activist, and the sentencing that year of Mam Sonando, the owner of a Cambodian radio station that had criticized Mr. Hun Sen, to 20 years in prison on charges of instigating insurrection and other offenses.
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Roberts's book and its contents are in the domain of a particular genre of spooky burnout — remarkably fluent in some modes of expression and regressive in others — for whom the D.A.R.E. program had the affect of instigating a defiant willingness to utilize their mind as a test lab for an alternative hypothesis on drug use.
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"The military has quietly, but effectively, set restrictions on reporting: from barring access to regions ... to encouraging self-censorship through direct and indirect methods of intimidation, including ... allegedly instigating violence against reporters," the CPJ said in the report, written after interviews with journalists, editors and media groups in five Pakistani cities in February this year.
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Trump has displayed a penchant for using tariffs as a mechanism to secure what he sees as more favorable trade deals for the U.S. Tusk, a former prime minister of Poland, has previously accused Trump of instigating what he called "senseless disputes" over trade with other countries and the EU. View the discussion thread.
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G Kishan Reddy, India&aposs minister for home affairs, said earlier this month the government had "resorted" to cutting off the internet to prevent "aggressive anti-India social media posts being pushed from across the border [in Pakistan] aiming at instigating youth ... and glamorizing terrorists and terrorism," the country&aposs Business Standard newspaper reported.
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Al Green blasts Judiciary Committee for lack of diversity in impeachment witnesses MORE (D-Texas) sent a memo to fellow lawmakers arguing that Trump's "impeachable racist, anti-Semitic, Islamophobic, transphobic, xenophobic language instigating enmity and inciting violence within our society" should be taken under consideration, as he has argued since backing impeachment in 2017.
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Everybody knew Cohn was gay as early as the McCarthy era; Tyrnauer's film establishes that the Army-McCarthy hearings carried a powerful gay subtext, and that the instigating event was Cohn's leveraging of the Red Scare to secure special treatment for his probable lover David Schine, who had just been drafted into the Army.
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Al Green blasts Judiciary Committee for lack of diversity in impeachment witnesses MORE (D-Texas) sent a memo to fellow lawmakers arguing that Trump's "impeachable racist, anti-Semitic, Islamophobic, transphobic, xenophobic language instigating enmity and inciting violence within our society" should be taken under consideration, as he has argued since backing impeachment in 9003.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A network of more than 183 U.S. charter schools linked to followers of Fethullah Gulen, the Pennsylvania-based Muslim cleric the Turkish government blames for instigating July's failed coup, has come under growing financial and legal strain, according to school officials, current and former members of Gulen's movement, and public records reviewed by Reuters.
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One is a movement led by the American-based cleric Fethullah Gulen, whom Turkey accuses of instigating the 2016 failed coup, and the other is the insurgent Kurdistan Workers' Party, known as the P.K.K. Mr. Brunson has denied any links to terrorist organizations, and in his own defense on Wednesday he said he eschewed all politics in his work.
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Attached to the report is a community action guide that helps community members to organize around issues of removal, rather than being forced to live around symbols glorifying the terrible legacy of slavery, or those which promote "Lost Cause" mythology that attempts to revise the notion that slavery was the instigating factor in the secession of the Confederate states.
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In 1914, the United States Marines occupied Veracruz, and two years later American troops entered northern Mexico in unsuccessful pursuit of Pancho Villa, who had attacked the town of Columbus, N.M. Frequent "fake news" reports in the 1920s by the Hearst newspapers, supported by American oil interests, were published in the hopes of instigating war against Mexico.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoUS, Sudan to exchange ambassadors for first time in decades Iran expert: Trump's foreign policy approach aimed at instigating 'unrest' Fox's Napolitano says obstruction 'easiest' impeachment offense for Democrats MORE announced Wednesday that the U.S. would be exchanging ambassadors with Sudan in a boost to diplomatic relations between the two countries.
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According to Bishop, such a curatorial concept "serves in part as a utopian means to denationalize cultural heritage (rejecting the homogenizing effects of globalism in favor of instigating local-to-local and transnational cultural narratives.)" This approach of coming to terms with one's own past formed unexpected relationships and stimulated a dialogue reaching far beyond a single society or a political event.
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Where: 301 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach The 85-year-old artist and Miami Beach native Mira Lehr has a long history of instigating radical change through art — in 1960, she founded Continuum, a co-op for women artists excluded from the traditional, male-dominated art world, and she would go on to champion her female peers for decades to come.
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The United Nations has accused the government and security officials of human rights violations and abuses, and Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoUS, Sudan to exchange ambassadors for first time in decades Iran expert: Trump's foreign policy approach aimed at instigating 'unrest' Fox's Napolitano says obstruction 'easiest' impeachment offense for Democrats MORE has strongly condemned Baghdad's handling of the situation.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoUS, Sudan to exchange ambassadors for first time in decades Iran expert: Trump's foreign policy approach aimed at instigating 'unrest' Fox's Napolitano says obstruction 'easiest' impeachment offense for Democrats MORE on Monday warned against European countries allowing companies with Chinese links from constructing 5G networks across the continent ahead of a global technology conference.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoUS, Sudan to exchange ambassadors for first time in decades Iran expert: Trump's foreign policy approach aimed at instigating 'unrest' Fox's Napolitano says obstruction 'easiest' impeachment offense for Democrats MORE last week issued a statement of support for Iranian protestors and condemned Tehran's decision to shut off internet in parts of the country.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoUS, Sudan to exchange ambassadors for first time in decades Iran expert: Trump's foreign policy approach aimed at instigating 'unrest' Fox's Napolitano says obstruction 'easiest' impeachment offense for Democrats MORE Testimony from other witnesses indicates that Pompeo was kept in the loop about Giuliani's shadow foreign policy efforts in Ukraine yet did little to stop it.
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In the story, the Night's King was a lord commander of the Night's Watch who fell in love with a female White Walker, went dark, and declared himself "king" over the Night's Watch, instigating horrifying human sacrifices for over a decade in service of the White Walkers until he was finally deposed by the joint efforts of the Free Folk and House Stark.
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When Francis became pope, liberalisers' hopes were high that he would make change in four areas: by instigating a financial clean-up of the Vatican, long criticised for lacking transparency and aiding tax evasion; by tackling the long-running scandal over clerical child-abuse; by breaking the grip of traditionalists—notably, with regard to the position of women in the church; and by decentralising the church's administration.
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For their part, Democrats, still seething from the election and eager to please their affronted base, have done all they can to stymie what little the Republicans have tried to do, dragging out cabinet nominations to the best of their procedural ability and instigating a nasty fight over Mr. Trump's choice for the Supreme Court that ended a decades-long tradition of bipartisan comity on such nominees.
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Third, alongside the joint instrument on the Withdrawal Agreement, the United Kingdom Government will make a Unilateral Declaration that if the backstop comes into use and discussions on our future relationship break down so that there is no prospect of subsequent agreement, it is the position of the United Kingdom that there would be nothing to prevent the UK instigating measures that would ultimately dis-apply the backstop.
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To pursue such regressive old-guard policies as trickle-down economics, the Republican right provoked a culture war, instigating furious currents of resentment against social and cultural changes that were transforming American life: the expansion of an African-American middle class, profound changes in gender, sexual and family norms, and enormous immigration from Latin America, the Caribbean and Asia enabled by a new immigration law enacted in 1965.
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But as coronavirus continues to sweep the planet, placing 29 million people in Italy under quarantine, instigating a state of emergency in NYC, and festering on a cruise ship set to dock in California, and the only major recommendation being offered by WHO and the CDC is to wash hands as much as possible, the internet has come to the rescue the best way it knows how: with handwashing memes.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoUS, Sudan to exchange ambassadors for first time in decades Iran expert: Trump's foreign policy approach aimed at instigating 'unrest' Fox's Napolitano says obstruction 'easiest' impeachment offense for Democrats MORE announced earlier last month that the U.S. had formally begun the process of withdrawing from the landmark agreement, which would have put the U.S. on target to reduce emissions about 28 percent by 2025.
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"Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoUS, Sudan to exchange ambassadors for first time in decades Iran expert: Trump's foreign policy approach aimed at instigating 'unrest' Fox's Napolitano says obstruction 'easiest' impeachment offense for Democrats MORE said on "Fox & Friends": "I regret that they've chosen to hold these hearings at the same time that the president and our entire national security team will be traveling to Europe to London to work on these matters.
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Sessions could unilaterally shut the door on thousands of women from Central America and across the world who have braved untold horrors to flee violence in their homes and chaos in their countries (chaos, I might add, the US has played a significant role in instigating) — women like Josefina, who took the bold step to pack up her youngest son and flee her violent and vindictive husband of 29 years, or Linda, who endured immigration detention and years of uncertainty so she wouldn't be deported back to abusive ex-boyfriend.
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Sen. Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (I-Vt.) on Sunday accused GOP presidential front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE of instigating dangerous unrest with his public remarks.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoUS, Sudan to exchange ambassadors for first time in decades Iran expert: Trump's foreign policy approach aimed at instigating 'unrest' Fox's Napolitano says obstruction 'easiest' impeachment offense for Democrats MORE, White House counsel Pat Cipollone and adviser Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwayGeorge Conway calls out Melania Trump after she criticizes impeachment witness: 'You're amplifying what was a nothingburger reference' Trump: Democrats' impeachment 'performance' is 'unpatriotic' George Conway quote-tweets Kellyanne Conway on Trump, Biden, Ukraine MORE have complained about the timing of the hearing while Trump is overseas.
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