The United States intervened in the war on behalf of South Korea, and China later intervened on behalf of the communist North.
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Should the US have never intervened, or only intervened if it also planned to do the necessary work of rebuilding Libya's government?
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The United States, as part of a United Nations force, intervened on behalf of South Korea, and China later intervened on behalf of the communist North.
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Then Wes Short Jr. — and perhaps fate — intervened.
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The police intervened to stop separatists who were trying to prevent a separate demonstration backed by the police labor union, to honor the Spanish officers who intervened to block the independence vote.
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According to Pompeo, Russia intervened and convinced Maduro to stay.
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But then the Obama administration intervened to block the merger.
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It has intervened in the country's war since March 2015.
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The Chinese military later intervened, pushing the U.N. forces back.
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Her husband intervened and she decided to dial it down.
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Another reason for delay is that other priorities have intervened.
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"CHAI successfully intervened in a transforming market," Mann Tweel concludes.
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Its army intervened in Gambia in 1981 during a coup.
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Protesters unsuccessfully tried to flip the car before authorities intervened.
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Yoxall happened upon the scene during the confrontation and intervened.
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The assault ended when another Papua New Guinean man intervened.
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France intervened in 2008 to stop the UFR toppling Deby.
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Li then intervened and in return received a vicious beating.
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He allegedly intervened after he heard Purinton expressing racist slurs.
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He wanted to become an engineer, but the war intervened.
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It was only after doctors intervened that the police relented.
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Then U.S. Ambassador Jeanine Jackson intervened on behalf of Monsanto.
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In July, the corporate regulator intervened to stop the practice.
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By March, the unit had intervened in 269 overdose cases.
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After another man intervened on her behalf, a scuffle erupted.
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President Donald Trump's administration intervened in support of the baker.
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It intervened in Lebanon in 1958 and again in 1982.
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It has intervened on behalf of Indian interests as well.
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But the Indiana Supreme Court intervened and approved the seizure.
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The witnesses intervened and held the attacker for the police.
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Mercado and Lorenzana have both said Go had not intervened.
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Global organizations such as the UN and Access Now intervened.
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The woman intervened, and eventually called the police for help.
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Shortly before Russia intervened in Syria a year ago, Gen.
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The deliberations were scuttled only after Mattis and Kelly intervened.
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Moreover, we have routinely intervened in or influenced foreign elections.
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Japan has not intervened in currency markets since Nov. 2011.
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Two of the students' friends, who are also black, intervened.
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He intervened, selecting a rehab facility, instead, for Mr. Padberg.
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If we'd intervened earlier, he might be better off now.
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He left after President Jacob Zuma of South Africa intervened.
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Mr. Trump intervened again on Thursday to stop the ouster.
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The trucks were only released after health ministry officials intervened.
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NATO forces intervened in the Kosovo conflict to protect civilians.
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A female museum security guard intervened to protect the man.
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He personally intervened to save bill when it faced defeat.
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When the girl's father intervened, the criminal shot him dead.
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Many firms have made significant changes after the FCA intervened.
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Last night, Congress intervened on the side of the tribes.
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But the oil price collapse, sanctions and military spending intervened.
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French troops intervened and took back much of the territory.
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Before Russia intervened, Assad was losing ground in the war.
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Even though it was on a busy city street, nobody intervened.
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Luckily, a kindhearted couple who lives across the street quickly intervened.
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Her security team intervened, and TMZ caught the scuffle on video.
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A source in the SDF also confirmed coalition forces had intervened.
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She wept and called herself "a fuck-up" before Joy intervened.
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Another passenger allegedly intervened and pushed Pickens off the older woman.
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Again, a federal court has already intervened to keep TPS alive.
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The National Republican Senatorial Committee intervened to buttress the state's arguments.
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The Supreme Court had already intervened in the case once before.
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Security intervened and subdued the assailant, who was taken into custody.
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He has denied he or his wife intervened in the sale.
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But that evening her brother, King Vajiralongkorn, intervened publicly and damningly.
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Investors in Wirecard remained spooked until BaFin intervened on February 18th.
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Some sought revenge or intervened on the side of the oppressed.
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I wasn't precisely following the prescribed program because life always intervened.
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Jordanian authorities privately said King Abdullah intervened to secure his release.
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Insite alone has intervened in 6,440 overdoses without a single death.
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The PBOC intervened in the offshore market, sopping up yuan there.
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And the hope is Congress would have intervened before this ruling.
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Italy, Sweden, the Netherlands and Austria also intervened in the case.
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I truly believe that something went wrong, that outside forces intervened.
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I only intervened once while we were filming, not in preparation.
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In late January, rumours circulated that the SNB had again intervened.
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The newspaper noted that no health officials intervened in that gathering.
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A heavy wood intervened between this work and the [Union] forces. . . .
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson even intervened to try to prevent
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The attackers scattered when a passing bus driver and others intervened.
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The referee eventually intervened, awarding Gaethje his third successive knockout win.
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A deputy assigned to the housing unit intervened in the assault.
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Trump has previously suggested China may have intervened in the process.
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The government intervened and ObamaCare is, essentially, airline deregulation in reverse.
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What happened was that the American Marines intervened and provided food.
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Ultimately, they both attended a sympathetic school after a teacher intervened.
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As if sensing the pangs of hunger, fate once again intervened.
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Passengers intervened, trying to restrain Lushchinskaya, and told her to stop.
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It intensified into about a 30-second scrum after teammates intervened.
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In both cases, the government intervened in whistleblower lawsuits against UnitedHealth.
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Nevertheless, we dated in college, happy until the Vietnam War intervened.
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Mr. Obama intervened with a different tone than Mr. Trump did.
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Florida had treated just 13 inmates when the federal court intervened.
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In 2008, Cruz intervened in the case of Kennedy v. Louisiana.
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I was all packed to come last year when fate intervened.
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Passers-by intervened and freed me from the security forces' minivan.
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When another passenger intervened, the flight attendant yelled at him too.
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But the Supreme Court intervened in January, blocking the November decision.
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Saudi Arabia formed a coalition and intervened in support of Hadi.
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However, officials at City Hall intervened to help resolve the issues.
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Tourists intervened and called more police officers, who arrested three men.
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A Saudi-led military coalition intervened in 2015 to restore Hadi.
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How would the war have ended if America had not intervened?
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One of Plaintiff's co-workers intervened and pulled Plaintiff away from Duggan.
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Last week, Trump intervened to keep Carrier from moving jobs to Mexico.
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You were the first person, the first situation, where I directly intervened.
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Investigators learned of the abuse after an acquaintance of the victim intervened.
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The people were freed after U.S. ambassador Marciel intervened, the witnesses said.
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"They all disagreed" with how top Justice Department officials intervened, he said.
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More recently it has intervened in Libya, Mali and Central African Republic.
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However, his attempt to warn a friend tipped off Clay, who intervened.
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A bus driver intervened after he happened upon the scene, prosecutors said.
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The evidence that Russia intervened in the US election is pretty conclusive.
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They were released after the North Korean ambassador to South Africa intervened.
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Before the Judge was able to shake his hand, security had intervened.
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Central banks intervened to drive down bond yields and they duly fell.
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Unlike in Syria, though, Western powers intervened and eventually ended the shooting.
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American officials intervened, which prompted a heated exchange with the Chinese delegate.
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The interior minister has intervened to protect his son from similar scrutiny.
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Jones announced she was leaving Twitter, but later returned after Dorsey intervened.
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Fate may have intervened to grant Gangarossa one of his biggest wishes.
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It was the first time since March 2017 the central bank intervened.
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It also claimed that Mr. Cohen had inappropriately intervened in the deal.
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Around 1pm, we intervened to keep her from wandering into route 11.
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"The president of the republic intervened to cancel the plan," he said.
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The second officer intervened with security guards to break up the fight.
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The therapist said she repeatedly intervened with authorities not to deport him.
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Good Samaritans The men who had intervened were viciously attacked, police said.
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US intelligence agencies say Russia intervened to tip the election toward Trump.
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Japan has not intervened directly in the currency market since November 2011.
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Others said the Islamists had intervened to recover stolen motorcycles or cows.
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But bilateral tension, including that between China and Japan, has often intervened.
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The altercation ended when a woman in a yellow safety vest intervened.
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Or the feckless West that intervened in Libya only to abandon it?
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A Saudi-led multinational coalition intervened in the conflict in March 2015.
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Delta said in a statement Adams intervened when a passenger became ill.
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Police intervened when people tried to throw eggs at the Chinese delegation.
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It was this population that the program intervened with to mitigate violence.
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Konate temporarily encountered foul trouble in the first half until replay intervened.
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That came as Chinese authorities intervened in the coal market, Reuters reported.
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They were able to board only after one of the pilots intervened.
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And the government hasn't intervened to get a handle on the situation.
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She intervened and started talking to LionMaker, identifying herself as Chantelle's mother.
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They intervened, and as a result, 800 people will keep their jobs.
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But a judge intervened and last week dismissed the case against him.
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She didn't have a chance to pursue that goal because fate intervened.
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Traders said the central bank intervened by selling dollars from its reserves.
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This is when NASA came to know of Lovelace's project, and intervened.
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And because they are all 18 or older, police have not intervened.
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The Pakistani minister said China and the United Arab Emirates also intervened.
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Regional leaders intervened, and he was allowed to flee to Equatorial Guinea.
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Strangers intervened, telling the man he couldn't disrespect the girls like that.
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Bill Weld — intervened and started naming former Mexican presidents like Vicente Fox.
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Mr. Abu Akker and several other adults intervened and retrieved the children.
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The M.T.A. chose the first option, but then Governor Cuomo abruptly intervened.
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Russian forces intervened, crushing the Georgian Army in less than a week.
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Norges Bank declined to say whether it had intervened in the market.
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She hadn't gotten permission, so the security guards would have likely intervened.
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Jeffrey intervened the mass again near the end once he realized Rev.
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Then once the Americans intervened, they attacked them, and the siege began.
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In exchange, officials intervened on behalf of the company on several occasions.
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Verma was only allowed aboard the plane after the White House intervened.
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They say two other people who intervened were pushed and received cuts.
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But the world intervened -- and stopped his precious momentum, confusing the President.
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But, F.B.I. agents believe, the C.I.A. intervened before the surveillance could happen.
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The bank has not intervened for most of this week, they said.
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School administrators soon intervened and took the flag away, according to students.
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He and other residents said they feared being attacked if they intervened.
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President Jacob Zuma of South Africa intervened, permitting Mr. Bashir to depart.
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There's absolutely no doubt that Russia has intervened in this way, right?
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And for the second time in 16 years the Electoral College intervened.
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Trump repeatedly intervened in Gallagher&aposs case, prompting criticism from the military.
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Three different federal judges blocked the administration before the Supreme Court intervened.
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No one in law enforcement intervened before, during or after the attack.
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Trump told online conservative publication The Daily Caller he thinks big tech firms "already have" intervened in the midterms, and said Facebook and Google intervened in the 2016 presidential election on behalf of Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.
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Despondent, she turned to her aunt, Layal Masarweh, who intervened on her behalf.
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A judge has intervened in Hayden Panettiere's relationship with her boyfriend Brian Hickerson.
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When Russo intervened the Colombian smashed a bottle of Cristal in his face.
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That scoundrel Vladimir Putin had intervened in Syria, and American TV went nuts.
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A U.S. Secret Service agent intervened, tackling the Chinese official to the ground.
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When protests over Gray's death broke out into violence, federal agencies quickly intervened.
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"Later on Russia intervened to calm down the situation," said the rebel official.
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Last November, a Libyan patrol boat intervened aggressively in an ongoing rescue mission.
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Interior Minister Marco Minniti has also intervened to stem the flow of migrants.
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" The radio's host quickly intervened, noting: "The people who died, for example, cared.
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When he intervened and pulled her away, she thanked him profusely, he said.
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The army said it had intervened to end street protests and political chaos.
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The Supreme Court intervened and Wickremesinghe was reinstated, but deep divisions had remained.
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He even intervened from the Chair himself in favour of Labour government policy.
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We're told when Bieber intervened the guy told him to "Go f*** yourself."
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But that evening her younger brother, King Maha Vajiralongkorn, intervened publicly and damningly.
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Every time it has intervened in politics, popular support for democracy has grown.
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Wizner says the ACLU has been made aware of several instances and intervened.
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Nine attorneys general intervened earlier this week, arguing that the settlement is unconstitutional.
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She told the New York Daily News that not a single bystander intervened.
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Security and defense forces intervened immediately and were able to neutralize six terrorists.
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Virginia State Police attempted to keep the groups separated, but they eventually intervened.
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The international community intervened, amid a global outpouring of grief, support and solidarity.
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McNeal's sister later intervened and rushed the small child to a nearby hospital.
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Whatever his misgivings, Priebus never intervened and eventually (technically) joined Trump's inner circle.
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Analysts in New Delhi said that India had intervened on behalf of Bhutan.
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Trump even intervened to pressure Egypt, the resolution's sponsor, to delay the vote.
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Policymakers appear to have intervened to stabilize the yuan after its recent wobbles.
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His youngest daughter, barely a teenager, answered the door before his wife intervened.
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That's when police intervened, detained him, and issued him the caution on site.
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The Saudi-led coalition intervened on the side of Hadi's government in 2015.
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Luckily, a fellow passenger intervened and pulled Major Lohan from behind the wheel.
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Central bank officials were not available for comment on whether it had intervened.
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But defeat was staved off after Russia intervened in 2015 to back Assad.
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The officers intervened, wrestling Glenn to the ground, but he pushed himself up.
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The only time we really intervened was when the pizza came for lunch.
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Like librarians, companies have intervened to better curate and index all this information.
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The military intervened in the hospital and the repression began against the journalists.
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The police had intervened in a dispute over the use of a toilet.
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Landry sued the school and the state of Texas intervened in the lawsuit.
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Courts have intervened to vindicate basic norms of due process in the past.
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When the man being held as Mered was assigned state representation, Tondo intervened.
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But within an hour of CFPB's announcement, a less scrupulous federal agency intervened.
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The investigation found evidence that silica levels remained dangerously high after regulators intervened.
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Trump, among a bevy of US officials, personally intervened to get them home.
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He intervened with airstrikes and may have saved tens of thousands of lives.
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His brother Mahmoud, a day laborer in Israel who speaks some Hebrew, intervened.
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In May, California and 16 other Democratic states intervened to defend the ACA.
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"Well the issue of locked phones certainly not," Comey began before Goodlatte intervened.
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From Hanoi, Trump said the U.S. intervened and believes the fighting will cease.
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At his urging, the president on Monday intervened in the West Virginia primary.
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Second base umpire Tom Hallion intervened, and Boone returned to continue the argument.
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Yet on Wednesday, the bank intervened on currency markets at 304.5 per dollar.
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Such potential is likely why the federal government intervened in the case, too.
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And he intervened when Mr. Guerami was being roughed up outside the library.
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In late 2012, as Syria's military suffered defeats, Iran intervened on its behalf.
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He intervened in a dozen cases to try to save college wrestling programs.
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Police and security intervened, and all four teams were ejected from the tournament.
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President Trump said he intervened with Chinese President Xi Jinping on their behalf.
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They could have intervened if necessary, but the boats did their own thing.
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In my view this is only due to the fact that R.M. intervened.
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A bystander in their train car overheard the porn star comment and intervened.
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Local authorities haven't intervened as refugees thin out the groves around Moria camp.
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President Trump intervened in the Republican runoff on Wednesday by endorsing Mr. Kemp.
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Hayes says a white staffer intervened and allowed the crew member to bypass.
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Dr. Bagnall intervened and asked to see the test, but Dr. Harris refused.
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What does it mean that Reddit openly intervened, and acted against Trump supporters?
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That teen was eventually allowed to get an abortion after a court intervened.
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In 2013, the Justice Department intervened in a local case in Burlington, Wash.
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A fellow pastor intervened in 1962 to stop the police from arresting him.
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As his tone grew belligerent, a detective, concerned for Ms. Battilana's safety, intervened.
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Flashback: Per Axios' Kim Hart, this isn't the first time Prince has intervened.
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But Tillerson kept his post in part because Vice President Mike Pence intervened.
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The old woman who intervened had thought they were torturing a stray dog.
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When other passengers intervened, he pulled out a knife and slashed their throats.
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And trying to determine whether the corrupt country had intervened in our elections.
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No patron intervened the way someone always does when there's a punch thrown.
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Mr. Sneed got the report when a friend who is a judge intervened.
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No evidence has emerged that Biden intervened on his son's behalf in Ukraine.
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The foreign ministers of Germany, France and Britain have also intervened, without success.
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A Saudi-led military coalition intervened in 2015 to try to restore him.
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Tortorella was in the midst of one of these benders when Kutcher intervened.
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Dr. Yaftali intervened to try to reposition the baby for a safer delivery.
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After the election, American intelligence officials announced Russia had intervened to help Trump.
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In recent years, the central bank has intervened via the FX swaps market.
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Last month, Trump intervened again to overturn Gallagher&aposs demotion, restoring his rank.
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The last time the Riksbank intervened in the currency market was in 2001.
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"Johnson&aposs press secretary, Rob Oxley, intervened, telling Swain: "Oh for f--- sake.
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Mr. de Blasio had intervened on behalf of Mr. Singh on various occasions.
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Andrew M. Cuomo intervened at the last minute to avert a full shutdown.
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Andrea claims the beating only stopped because one of the singer's bodyguards intervened.
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That would have been the case had Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis not intervened.
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But CFIUS intervened, Reuters reported, and now Kunlun is attempting to sell it off.
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The Hong Kong Monetary Authority finally intervened this week to defend its pegged currency.
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"Stop putting your hands on girls," said Drake, before security intervened on his behalf.
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A Saudi-led U.S.-backed international military coalition intervened in 2015 to restore it.
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He wanted to document the scene before he intervened in case things went south.
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She said she approached the girl about a permit before the girl's mother intervened.
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The House Permanent Select Committee intervened in the case in support of its subpoena.
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France intervened in 2013 against Islamist militants that seized northern Mali a year earlier.
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The close race grew more contentious when the White House intervened earlier this month.
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At every juncture since the Great Recession, the Fed has intervened with a lifeline.
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Roy appeared to be repeating that pattern on July 12, 2014, when Carter intervened.
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In 1918, Allies intervened in the Russian civil war to support anti-Communist forces.
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The insurance watchdog said it intervened because illegal operations had "seriously endangered" Anbang's solvency.
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Busch stormed down pit road and threw a punch at Logano before crews intervened.
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Dozens of Cleveland police on bicycles and dozens more in state police uniforms intervened.
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When Snelling, a local journalism professor, intervened, the intruder shot him twice, killing him.
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Hale's lawyer intervened and had the images, which are Hale's personal property, taken down.
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The school also commended bystanders who intervened and students who cooperated with the investigation.
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He lay on the ground, waiting for them to stop, when passers-by intervened.
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A Saudi-led military coalition intervened in Yemen in 2015 to back government forces.
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Gordon only intervened when the attackers came after his friend, he told MMA Fighting.
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When he left office, though, he discovered they were still there: bureaucracy had intervened.
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Trump had been threatening deportation raids in 10 major US cities before Pelosi intervened.
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He praises Hugh Thompson, who intervened before more civilians were massacred, as an exemplar.
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Vladimir Putin had some clear goals when he intervened in the US presidential election.
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Japanese authorities have stayed away from the markets since they last intervened in 2011.
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Cops eventually intervened and took everyone back to the station to sort it out.
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The bank has intervened regularly since last July but less so in recent months.
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Bank Indonesia intervened in both forex and bonds markets, deputy governor Mirza Adityaswara said.
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White House spokesman Raj Shah said security intervened before Kavanaugh could shake Guttenberg's hand.
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And then fate intervened in the form of a group of of teenage girls.
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In both cases, the ECB intervened and forced them to switch the following day.
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Rivera said it was a "staff error" that no one on her staff intervened.
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Since then, residents say, the statue has intervened repeatedly for them over the generations.
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The DCCC recently intervened in the race for California's 39th District, where GOP Rep.
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Then Ohr, the No. 2628 DOJ official, intervened, according to the newly discovered information.
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In March 2018, we were verbally attacked on a full train, and nobody intervened.
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A Saudi-led, U.S.-backed international military coalition intervened in 2015 to restore it.
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Another 40 times, passers-by or police officers from the Port Authority have intervened.
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The Western-backed, Sunni Muslim coalition intervened in Yemen against the Houthis in 2015.
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Saudi Arabia intervened in Yemen after Houthi militants ousted the country's president. Maj. Gen.
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Several economies, including China, Taiwan and Singapore, intervened in the foreign exchange market aggressively.
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Moreover, Russia has also intervened in Ukraine in part to challenge further EU expansion.
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"It was Tony Scott's first film and I intervened in the script," she explained.
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As a teen-ager, he ran with a loutish gang, before military service intervened.
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Other parties have intervened opportunistically to carve out sections of the country for themselves.
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The plan was to just stick around for a month, but then fate intervened.
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The U.S. has heavily and violently intervened in the country's civil war for years.
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His Justice Department intervened in cities where communities had lost trust in their police.
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A 30-year old good Samaritan suffered scratches when he intervened, the NYPD said.
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But within weeks, market forces intervened, and I learned a bitter lesson in economics.
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Authorities have stayed out of the market since Japan last intervened in November 2011.
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Riot police quickly intervened, using tear gas and armored vehicles to clear the crowd.
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"We are just doing our job," one said when asked why they had intervened.
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The suit also alleges that up to 500 other unnamed individuals could have intervened.
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Whenever passersby have intervened, the assailants have backed off and driven away, he said.
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The prime minister, who is also her party leader, intervened to let her run.
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The city's department of child services intervened when that brutality also reached her children.
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But Jon intervened, saying he wouldn't punish children for the sins of their fathers.
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But now, the State of California has intervened, telling coffee drinkers not to worry.
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It was only on Monday night, though, that the judge intervened with such force.
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Russia has more often intervened to disrupt democracy or promote authoritarian rule, they said.
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In other words: Yes, China has in recent years intervened in its currency market.
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The only time the police intervened was when someone was late with a payment.
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Reuters has found no evidence that Russia actively intervened in the events in Armenia.
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Navy Secretary Richard Spencer reportedly threatened to resign if Trump intervened in the case.
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She also claimed that Michael Cohen, Trump's personal attorney, inappropriately intervened in the deal.
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But—in part because vehicle operation is overseen by states—NHTSA has not intervened.
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On the last day to submit an audition, it was her mother who intervened.
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According to Schiff, Maguire intervened to block the documents from being transmitted to lawmakers.
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The captain intervened, disabling the autothrottle and setting the thrust levers to their maximum.
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The Saudi-led military coalition intervened in 2015 in a bid to restore him.
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There is no evidence supporting the theory that Ukraine intervened in the 2016 election.
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A Saudi-led coalition intervened in Yemen's civil war in 2015 against the Houthis.
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" At that point, a woman wearing a hijab intervened, telling him, "There's children here.
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"Another passenger, who asked not to be named, said "everyone who intervened were heroes.
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The Sierra Club, which intervened in the Longmont case, called the decisions deeply unsettling.
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After three mind-numbing months of failed sleep, Rani, Liam's blessed Tamil nanny, intervened.
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In the past, the authorities have intervened when contaminated food crosses state lines, they said.
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Eventually, after much back-and-forth, Nyong'o's father intervened and she started relaxing her hair.
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Walker could have stopped the actions of Kirkland and intervened, but failed to do so.
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The war has been going Assad's way since Russia intervened on his side in 2015.
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Finally, at the end of February, the Peruvian embassy intervened and brought the men home.
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Best, Taliesin Myrddin Namkai-Meche, 23, and Micah Johnson, 21, intervened to defend the girls.
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Bibi watched out for Fiona and intervened when Henry was too close or too rough.
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Security intervened and escorted the dude out, but not before a few more "garbage" shots.
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"The Russians intervened to control the situation," said the source, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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In 2017, Trump sought to cut funding for basic research 17%, but Congress thankfully intervened.
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The Nepalese government intervened and withdrew the case against the accused killers in March 2007.
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Several women intervened, carried her away from the scene, and drove her to a hospital.
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The vehicle would have tried to drive underneath the truck had the driver not intervened.
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He then turned his attention toward the Cubs dugout as plate umpire Roberto Ortiz intervened.
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In both contests, President Donald Trump intervened at the last minute to boost a candidate.
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Ellis told KTVE that he had been arguing with a friend when the officer intervened.
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But the flight attendant intervened, saying he must remain in first class with the drinks.
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Brown's friends intervened to help him address his mental health problems and ensure his safety.
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The local NAACP quickly intervened, and an advisory panel was formed to reconsider the closures.
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In Syria, the U.S. neither intervened nor occupied, and the result is a costly disaster.
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The government and the military have occasionally intervened by providing food products below market prices.
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Your correspondent intervened, horrified at the idea that someone might die for a $70 phone.
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In 1999, NATO intervened to stop a bloody Serb crackdown on Albanian separatists in Kosovo.
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Staff chased down the truth and intervened before Trump tweeted or talked publicly about it.
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Judge Robert Hildyard eventually intervened when Whitman categorically stated it was a case of fraud.
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The bank has not intervened to curb currency gains through reverse swaps since last Tuesday.
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In 1973, he intervened personally after bloodshed in Bangkok when students demonstrated against military rule.
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It was the first time the U.S. military directly intervened in the Syrian civil war.
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For years it pegged the yuan to the dollar and intervened to limit its fluctuations.
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In Vancouver, another hot market where authorities have intervened, prices edged up by 0.2 percent.
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We stopped them and talked with them and intervened using music and sports and painting.
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DeVos has intervened on behalf of for-profit colleges several times in her young tenure.
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It is not clear whether Trump intervened before his chief of staff informed the players.
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Police also intervened to prevent a few hundred demonstrators from occupying the Paris ring road.
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A Saudi-led coalition intervened in 2015 and has carried out thousands of air strikes.
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The notice has reportedly since been rescinded, however, after the store owner, Dave DaRosa, intervened.
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When those forces tried to retake Aden, the UAE intervened against them with air strikes.
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On Wednesday, Trump intervened, urging U.S. officials to grant the team access to the country.
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In the past, Kohn said, DOJ has intervened when FCA defendants attack the law itself.
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But in 2016, Beijing directly intervened to disqualify several pro-independence lawmakers on a technicality.
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Japanese authorities last intervened in the currency market in 2011 to restrain the strong yen.
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The slaying sparked the beginning of World War I, after Russia intervened to protect Serbia.
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Last Monday, the Chinese government intervened in the territory's political affairs in an unprecedented way.
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For over a century, government has intervened in the U.S. healthcare system — to its detriment.
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Nunes then asked which intelligence agency the whistleblower works in, at which point Schiff intervened.
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After the election, U.S. intelligence officials disclosed publicly that Russia had intervened to help Trump.
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Saudi Arabia intervened after the Houthis seized power, prompting Mr. Hadi to flee the capital.
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He felt certain that his former employers had learned about his new job and intervened.
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It might all have had a déjà vu quality, had November 8, 2016 not intervened.
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Republican legislative leaders, who intervened in the court dispute, were not part of the agreement.
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Police reportedly said the three intervened on a Portland MAX train about 4:30 p.m.
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He got no reply - until the Israeli prime minister intervened by phoning his Ethiopian counterpart.
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Thousands of others were trapped on Mount Sinjar without food or water, until America intervened.
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The guard called for backup, which is when the two other security guards eventually intervened.
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Saudi Arabia and the Emirates intervened militarily, funding and training Yemeni forces opposing the Houthis.
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Saudi Arabia and several allied Arab states, including the United Arab Emirates, intervened in 2015.
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When a forfeiture action was brought against Harborside Health Center, the City of Oakland intervened.
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When a similar action was brought against Berkeley Patients Group, the City of Berkeley intervened.
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An off-duty police officer named Robert Walsh intervened, and he was shot and killed.
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I remember him having an awful temper coming toward me once... and my mother intervened.
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The massacre finally ended when a flight crew led by Warrant Officer Hugh Thompson intervened.
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In Indonesia, the central bank has intervened in recent weeks to stem the rupiah's slide.
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I was friends with Bill Safire, who was one of Nixon's speechwriters, and he intervened.
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The police eventually intervened and took the victim, 24-year-old Tabrez Ansari, into custody.
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Mira Prime, without her cassette, heard the police immediately and intervened, so her brother lived.
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He understands that the president intervened to boost Mr. Netanyahu's chances in a tight race.
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" Mr. Trump intervened as well, accusing Mr. Schiff of "knowingly and unlawfully lying and leaking.
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This is not the first time the White House has intervened on Pentagon personnel issues.
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The city eventually backed off after Mr. McMaster intervened with a call to the mayor.
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When someone intervened, the man lifted his shirt and showed a handgun, Superintendent Johnson said.
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NATO had just intervened on behalf of rebels seeking to depose Libyan leader Moammar Ghadafi.
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When one of their dealers was caught, they personally intervened to have the charges dropped.
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But a world sporting scandal intervened, making Mr. Fogel's story more suspenseful and more disturbing.
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Beijing intervened in a court case against legislators-elect who advocate independence for Hong Kong.
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Security guards intervened, but the leader of the counterprotesters demanded an apology on China's behalf.
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Police intervened with tear gas and water cannon and arrested those involved in the fight.
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The girlfriend's 18-year-old son then intervened, and Obie went to get his gun.
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Until 2013, no elected civilian leader had ever handed power to another; generals always intervened.
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He released the money after the whistle-blower complaint and after members of Congress intervened.
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A former British soldier said Prince Harry intervened to stop homophobic bullying by other soldiers.
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Friends intervened and took José José to an addiction treatment center in the United States.
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But the Pentagon intervened, and the repeal was taken off the table, the people said.
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But no evidence has surfaced that the DNC staffers directly intervened in Wasserman Schultz's primary.
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He ignored advice from the Pentagon when he intervened in the three war crimes cases.
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Collin Green, the unit's commander, both reportedly considered resigning if Trump officially intervened in proceedings.
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He told CNN old people out shopping for groceries had intervened to stop the attack.
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The country has also intervened in Mali to counter an insurgency by Islamist rebels there.
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Security officers on the ship intervened and detained the men before notifying police, police said.
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The lawsuit was announced in 2011, when Bharara's office intervened in a pending whistleblower case.
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Some applauded Jay-Z for stepping in, while others were disappointed that the rapper intervened.
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The HKMA last intervened to defend the HK dollar's peg in FX markets in 2015.
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Security forces have intervened to prevent the attacks from escalating amid fears of wider clashes.
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Security forces have intervened to prevent the attacks from escalating amid fears of wider clashes.
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He reiterated that he considers himself a "Trumpocrat" after the president intervened in his case.
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Greek and Turkish ships surrounded the islands, a confrontation that calmed only after NATO intervened.
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Importantly, the Ukrainian company that hired Biden's son was not under investigation when Biden intervened.
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U.S. troops suffered heavy casualties there against Chinese forces that had intervened in the war.
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Well, he conducted bombing raids in Sudan and Iraq and intervened twice in the Balkans.
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As minister for industry in the middle of the decade Mr Benn intervened ever more closely in loss-making companies such as Triumph motorcycles, just as his immediate successors intervened on a much larger scale to prop up huge corporations such as British Steel.
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In Libya, the United States had intervened but not occupied — and things had gone to hell.
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Damon denied a report that he'd intervened to help kill a story about Weinstein in 2004.
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The U.S. Department of Justice intervened on the inmates' behalf and, in 2011, Franklin County settled.
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Hundreds of people were injured by baton-wielding police as they intervened to close polling stations.
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Russian troops intervened in Ukraine during a revolution, and have stayed in the Crimea region since.
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Only Salaam didn't go on video or give a written statement, as his mother had intervened.
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Bates had allegedly begun thrusting up against the girl seconds before her mother intervened, records show.
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Sharon passed out numerous times before her niece intervened and stopped the man from killing her.
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The last time the central bank intervened in the spot foreign exchange market was February 24.00.
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An off-duty deputy sheriff happened to be on the scene and intervened, fatally shooting DaRosa.
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When she picked up a wine bottle, seemingly threatening to swing it at Pivarnick, security intervened.
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Argentina's battered peso weakened 0.3%, even after the central bank intervened heavily to ease its fall.
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When she picked up a wine bottle, seemingly threatening to swing it at Angelina, security intervened.
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Chinati workers, wilting, intervened and proposed moving the conversation to the shade, or breaking for lunch.
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In a split second, my security detail intervened and ushered me out of the hearing room.
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Other counterprotestors intervened as they helped the man reach the designated area for the conservative rally.
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Mr Kagame would probably have overthrown Kabila, had Angola and Zimbabwe not intervened to save him.
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Sheriff Manuel Gonzales III from BCSO told CNN he's grateful the officer intervened when he did.
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The Delhi High Court intervened on WhatsApp's plans after two Indian students approached it last month.
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Espanyol's players intervened, pleading with Chen that the recent losses were their fault, not the coach's.
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Occasionally, the school intervened to facilitate a plea deal or defend their star player in public.
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He also highlighted several people who had intervened in attacks because they had been carrying firearms.
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Last week Mr Trump personally intervened and persuaded Foxconn's boss, Terry Gou, not to pull out.
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France intervened in Mali to ward off an offensive by Islamist militants that began in 2012.
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In Libya, the U.S. intervened and did not occupy, and the result was a costly disaster.
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Six cases of gigantism stand out most, with the firms becoming so big that governments intervened.
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Washington forcefully intervened to support its ally, sending two aircraft carrier battle groups to patrol nearby.
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But the court released al-Shazli after Zahran Alloush, the Army of Islam&aposs leader, intervened.
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Yelp intervened and put up a notice saying it was monitoring and cleaning up the site.
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It has also intervened in conflicts in Syria and Yemen to support forces the U.S. opposes.
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"He surely would've died had (Farmer) not intervened," Wes Brown, Aidan's father, told CNN affiliate KMGH.
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The internal crisis in Yemen spiraled out of control when the Saudis intervened in March 2015.
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"The central government has intervened again and again," said Carmen Tong, a 20-year-old student.
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"We intervened, on the hypothesis that there was a danger the bridge could collapse," he said.
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On Tuesday, two major auto trade associations intervened on behalf of the government in the suit.
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Russia intervened to help ally Syrian President Bashar Assad, while Turkey supports the rebels fighting him.
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The confrontation between the couples when staff intervened to return the chick was caught on tape.
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The rule was set to go into effect in May 2018—until the Trump administration intervened.
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Even though Jackson is responsible for caring for Trump, he intervened in the situation involving Mrs.
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It was only after she intervened at the store, she said, that other shoppers thanked her.
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Russian forces intervened in 20133, at a time when Mr. Assad appeared to be losing ground.
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After discussions about changing the menu in two day-care centers in Leipzig, the police intervened.
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His mother intervened and asked his coach, John Kavanagh, to encourage him not to give up.
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When the woman started to cry, her husband reportedly intervened and attempted to diffuse the situation.
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The Gulf Cooperation Council, led by Saudi Arabia, intervened to prevent the monarchy from being threatened.
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Abrego, 2000, was released from the center this spring after the ACLU intervened in his case.
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The opposition Labour Party said the prime minister should have intervened to prevent the firm's collapse.
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When budgeteers proposed cutting benefits for totally disabled veterans who also drew social security, Shulkin intervened.
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He said the assailants had to retreat and abandon stolen livestock after Malian armed forces intervened.
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A stranger intervened, telling Christian he couldn't disrespect the girls in such a way, she said.
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Jesmer chased the girl, but a passing motorist stopped and intervened and called 911, police said.
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Five police officers intervened, and Jones was later seen with spit on his face, witnesses said.
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The unit has also intervened during plane hijackings and is trained to respond to chemical attacks.
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Indeed, Australia's Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull intervened on Sunday to demand quick action from Cricket Australia.
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With the help of the ACLU, they contacted a Department of Justice official who immediately intervened.
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He wrote about this nightmare situation, and Apple directly intervened, restoring 99 percent of his music.
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She explained that he slammed her against a wall and choked her until someone else intervened.
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The assault ended only after two Swedish international students intervened, apprehended Turner, and contacted the police.
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During the Obama administration, the premise was that America only made things worse wherever it intervened.
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Herrera had often intervened in her working process and did not like some of her designs.
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Lowe said the bank stood ready to act if needed, but had not intervened as yet.
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And so far China doesn't seem to have intervened in another country's elections through online attacks.
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If the United States had intervened more forcefully, would the Syrian war have turned out otherwise?
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No doubt, this frightened them, because they intervened and observed him under a 72-hour hold.
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The advocate's report noted that the child abuse unit of the Winnipeg Police should have intervened.
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Officials from California and more than a dozen other states have intervened to defend the law.
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Or maybe other people could have intervened had they, too, not been immersed in the scroll.
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Staff chased down the truth and intervened before Trump tweeted or talked publicly about it. Beautiful.
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"Then fate intervened," says Fortunato — and now the couple is looking after children and guests both.
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Or should he absolutely not have intervened because he was off duty and with his family?
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Calvert has intervened by matching paint to Windtraken's original color palette, camouflaging it within the picture.
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The Democratic-led House of Representatives has intervened in the case in defense of the agency.
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Men would be courageous and appreciated if they intervened at work in simple ways, she said.
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Thankfully, fate intervened, and the two fell in love and quickly started building a hospitality empire.
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The United States intervened in Syria to protect its "national security" interests, not to protect civilians.
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"We pardon those who did not do more, who could have intervened and didn't," the Rev.
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If the Americans intervened, he was said to have argued, the North should go to war.
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After a public outcry, President Trump reportedly intervened to let them travel to the United States.
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Police officers intervened to stop the truck and have its occupants get out of the vehicle.
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Green, who oversees the Navy SEALs, threatened to resign if Trump intervened on Gallagher&aposs behalf.
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Facebook intervened in that decision, telling the organization that politicians' speech should not be fact-checked.
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As Turkish and Kurdish forces repeatedly clashed, American officials and commanders intervened to curtail the fighting.
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It has also intervened aggressively in the foreign exchange market to try to weaken the shekel.
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Patton told the Post that the White House was ready to move Kasper but Carson intervened.
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In a surprise move, JFK's brother Robert F. Kennedy publicly intervened to help secure his release.
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NATO intervened in Serbia to stop a bloody Serb crackdown against Kosovo Albanian separatists in 1999.
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Had North Korea not attacked the South in 1950, the United States would never have intervened.
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The pieces now on view were destined for the trash heap, too, until Father Garcia intervened.
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Trump early this month ignored advice from the Pentagon and intervened in three war crimes cases.
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Administration officials pushed back Wednesday night, saying the White House had not intervened in the merger.
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"Police intervened quickly together with the military to return calm and stabilize the situation," he added.
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When Russia intervened in the presidential election on Donald Trump's behalf, most leading Republicans said little.
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Russia intervened in the civil war on behalf of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in 2015.
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Some vendors claim to have prevented school shootings and intervened to save thousands of suicidal children.
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It has intervened only to smoothen rupee volatility and build up reserves, the banking regulator said.
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Security forces have intervened to prevent the attacks from escalating amid fears of wider countrywide clashes.
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Though previous administrations had grumbled, and occasionally intervened in judges' appointments, the Trump administration went further.
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Instead, when Barr intervened, he turned the law on its head -- deciding there was no obstruction.
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Andrew M. Cuomo and the City Council speaker, Corey Johnson, intervened to keep the cameras on.
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The move came days after the central bank intervened with a drastic increase in interest rates.
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Fortunately for my personal safety, fate intervened: My fatigue worsened, and I had to drop out.
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Memories of a debacle in 2015, when authorities intervened heavily after a bubble burst, also remain fresh.
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A Saudi-led coalition intervened in Yemen in 2015, backing government forces fighting Iran-allied Houthi rebels.
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Acosta claimed his office intervened when state prosecutors were planning to go after Epstein on lesser charges.
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I especially loved that most intervened without bullying the bully, but instead standing up for the targets.
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Russia has dismissed U.S. accusations that Moscow intervened in the presidential election as "infighting" between security agencies.
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I believe each one intervened just in time to stop his downward spiral, to move him forward.
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Russia intervened in September in the civil war on the side of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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In a statement, the bank said it intervened to prevent excessive fluctuations in the dinar exchange rate.
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He added that if Turkey intervened in Syria they would find "the entire Syrian people confronting them".
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Passengers could be seen yelling as they filmed the encounter, but no one appeared to have intervened.
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That's why this week, along with several other Palestinians, I intervened in their lawsuit, and countersued them.
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Given the ease and speed of the settlement, Mr Kaulo reckons that China's government must have intervened.
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The FBI had originally declined to endorse the CIA's conclusion that Russia intervened specifically to help Trump.
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It has intervened in the conflict in Syria, propping up the regime of President Bashar al-Assad.
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On Tuesday, Bank of England Governor Mark Carney denied the U.K. central bank intervened in the matter.
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While God has not intervened, behind the scenes the struggle to succeed him has begun in earnest.
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It survived only because Mr Trump intervened, claiming it was a favour to Xi Jinping, China's president.
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The insurance regulator said it had intervened because illegal operations could have "seriously endangered" the company's solvency.
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Before the election he intervened, quite hypocritically, to prevent his older sister from getting involved in politics.
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A BD's manager quickly intervened, giving the rowdy clients the correct change before they exited the restaurant.
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The Swiss National Bank declined to comment on speculation that it had intervened to weaken the franc.
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French troops intervened to push them back a year later, but Islamist attacks and ethnic fighting persist.
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It has intervened only to smoothen rupee volatility and to build up reserves, the banking regulator said.
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So India intervened not only on behalf of Bhutan but also with its own security in mind.
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Berlin has even intervened at EU level to water down regulations to sink automobile emissions over time.
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The men, wearing shirts with Lochte's name crossed out, stormed the stage before the show's security intervened.
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Clinton's personal lawyers have only recently intervened in the case, which was brought against the State Department.
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Antonio claims he was about to lose consciousness when another weight lifter intervened and broke it up.
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The United States has, for example, intervened in countries' domestic political affairs in favor of preferred factions.
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The Mukhabarat (secret police) intervened in 19683's elections to ensure supine legislative loyalty to the president.
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Central bank officials were not available to comment on whether it had intervened in the forex market.
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Saudi Arabia soon intervened to prevent the Iran-backed Houthis from consolidating their power on its border.
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We got to the front door and I thank God his brothers were also there and intervened.
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A Saudi-led coalition intervened against the Houthis in 2015 with the aim of restoring his government.
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No one intervened, and the abuse directed at her was shrugged off by some progressive Twitter users.
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She's had it under control ever since, and doesn't think she'd be around had Hef not intervened.
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A Saudi-backed alliance of Yemeni and Arab forces intervened in March 2015 to restore Hadi's government.
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The CIA and FBI presented divergent cases to lawmakers when discussing Russia's intervened in the U.S. election.
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Syria intervened in 1976 and did not leave Lebanon until forced out by an uprising in 2005.
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The SNB, in line with its standard policy, declined to say whether it had intervened or not.
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A military coalition led by neighboring Saudi Arabia intervened in Yemen in 2015 to back government forces.
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On a few occasions the monarch has intervened when events threatened to plunge the country into crisis.
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But Bell's mother intervened, not wanting Summons to miss out on her own event of a lifetime.
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Police quickly intervened to break up the protest and allow Johnson's car to continue to the Palace.
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But, the Post Office has intervened, urging campaigners not to post crisp packets into red pillar boxes.
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Things got so nasty that the chairman of the California Democratic Party intervened to broker a truce.
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Police intervened, declared that the rally had turned into a riot, and revoked the rally goers' permit.
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Look at America, and how many times they intervened in the name of human rights and democracy.
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Russia intervened in the five-year-old conflict in September with an air campaign to support Assad.
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I believe the warden should have intervened and overturned the decision to remove Epstein from suicide watch.
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France intervened in Mali in 2013 to oust the rebels but Islamist militants still frequently launch attacks.
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In this case, it intervened to say that office holders must "sincerely and solemnly" take loyalty oaths.
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Correspondence seen by Business Insider confirms that his office intervened to overrule officials to ensure her attendance.
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Amid fear of further currency depreciation, China has intervened on the opposite direction to support its currency.
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After the provincial government intervened, a creditors' committee was established to hammer out a debt restructuring agreement.
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So voting on it was postponed until outside events intervened and the government felt pressure to act.
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U.S. intelligence officials have concluded that Russia intervened in the 2016 election to help the Republican Trump.
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He was arrested numerous times, and the United States repeatedly intervened to get him out of jail.
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Central bank officials were not available for comment on whether it had intervened in the forex market.
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When we've intervened and had meetings with parents, they're even confused as to what's in the product.
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Republican President Donald Trump's administration, which intervened in the case in support of Phillips, welcomed the ruling.
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A Saudi-led military coalition intervened in Yemen in 2015, backing forces of Hadi's internationally recognized government.
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The United States and the Soviet Union saw it as a Cold War battleground, and both intervened.
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Never before has the federal government intervened to rescue a pension simply because it'sbeen so irresponsibly managed.
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After the New York State attorney general, Eric T. Schneiderman, intervened, the two parties settled the lawsuit.
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Then fate intervened in the form of the investigation into Russia's role in the American presidential election.
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That work was pushed aside after David Bernhardt, now President Trump's nominee to lead the department, intervened.
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That work was pushed aside after David Bernhardt, now Mr. Trump's nominee to lead the department, intervened.
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But others recognized points in American history when the federal government intervened to break up powerful companies.
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Then Mr. Cuomo silenced them with his promise of serving four years unless God and death intervened.
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If the West had intervened in support of the Syrian revolution, democracy would have had a chance.
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"There were opportunities for the staff to have intervened if they had been armed," Sheriff Gualtieri said.
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In Washington, allies of Facebook, including Senator Chuck Schumer, the Democratic Senate leader, intervened on its behalf.
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During the stock market rout in 2015, a so-called "national team" intervened to prop up equities.
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He has also intervened in the electoral affairs of a number of countries, including the United States.
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In April, Alastair Bonnett tried to reach a new volcanic island in Tonga when a cyclone intervened.
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It is only the third House Republican primary in the nation in which the chamber has intervened.
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Egypt used chemical weapons in Yemen in the 1960s, when it intervened in that country's civil war.
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The replacements worked out extraordinarily well — but then the Civil War intervened, and the program was abandoned.
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And then Trump intervened, demanding Navy SEAL leaders back off a plan to launch the review board.
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France intervened in Mali in 2013 to repel insurgents advancing out of northern strongholds into central Mali.
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On Thursday, the president intervened again in the case, saying that the commando should not be ousted.
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An onlooker intervened, scolding the young harassers, and the sisters and their three children managed to escape.
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Operations were halted for three-and-a-half-hours, and resumed only after police intervened, Mehra said.
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The G.S.A. manager again intervened — for reasons left unexplained by the report — and McKinsey got its contract.
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When the officer intervened, Mr. Nelson turned his threats — and his dog — toward her, the police said.
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On the other hand, the United States has frequently and unapologetically intervened in elections in other countries.
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But then, according to reports, Iran intervened, asking those factions to stop trying to push him out.
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Prosecutors allege that in exchange for the gifts, Menendez repeatedly intervened in government matters to help Melgen.
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Her weight had dropped to 80 pounds by the time that her cousin, Joseph White Eyes, intervened.
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But the world that intervened to end the reign of ISIS cannot abandon Raqqa now, she says.
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In the case of the British party, Stalin personally intervened in the drafting of its postwar manifesto.
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Trump and his allies have alleged without evidence that Biden intervened to support his son's business interests.
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Hariri's main patron is Saudi Arabia, Iran's main regional rival, which has also intervened in regional conflicts.
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It was the largest loss of life for Russia since it intervened in the Syrian civil war.
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While the Trump administration took the plaintiffs' side in this case, several states intervened to defend Obamacare.
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However, the Ministry of Manpower intervened and he's been allowed to stay while his case is pending.
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Trump intervened even before the start of Gallagher&aposs trial, which was also marred by prosecutorial misconduct.
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Trump controversially intervened in Gallagher&aposs case and last month overturned Gallagher&aposs demotion, restoring his rank.
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A police officer eventually intervened, giving the family 2,1.33 rupees; a fellow customer provided an additional 500.
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Menendez repeatedly intervened in Melgen's billing dispute with CMS and the Department of Health and Human Services.
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A supervisor intervened, explaining that the initials on the shirt stood for the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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Just in time, a friend—involved with Teen's Key—intervened and got her the help she needed.
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He's also argued that the US should have stolen Iraq's oil and intervened more forcefully in Libya.
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If the Supreme Court hadn't intervened, this ruling would have immediately closed 21986 clinics in the state.
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And in Syria, the United States had neither intervened nor occupied — and things had still gone to hell.
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A news crew covering the incident managed to capture one of the charges on camera, and even intervened.
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She was only given alternative base housing on Thursday, 13 days after the storm, when a doctor intervened.
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He has intervened in several foreign conflicts, toppling Muammar Qaddafi and launching a major air campaign against ISIS.
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State media said the army had intervened and battled the militants and waged aerial strikes on fleeing militants.
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They intervened on Friday to repel pirates who attacked an Iranian oil tanker in the Gulf of Aden.
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The DOJ and the Federal Communications Commission intervened against AT&T's planned buyout of T-Mobile in 2011.
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In some competitive districts, the DCCC has intervened to back more centrist candidates, ones they consider more electable.
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A Saudi-led military coalition intervened in Yemen in 2015, backing government forces fighting Iran-allied Houthi rebels.
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In the previous attempt earlier in the morning, government troops from the country's navy intervened to protect demonstrators.
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Bibi intervened when Henry got too close to Fiona, which was exactly what we were hoping to see.
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American freed from Venezuelan jail back home Kellyanne Conway on how President Trump intervened in Joshua Holt's case.
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To compare, when the central bank intervened heavily around May 2017, one-week implied volatility soared above 30%.
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A Saudi-backed alliance of Yemeni and Arab forces then intervened in March 2015 to restore Hadi's government.
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The friends were walking with a bodyguard and reportedly didn't react to the woman, though police later intervened.
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It's been reliably reported that Chinese President Xi Jinping personally intervened last weekend to pull back his negotiators.
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By the time Facebook intervened, the video had been blindly shared by thousands of people, according to reports.
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Despite this pledge, it has repeatedly intervened, presumably because Argentina has rarely been out of extremis ever since.
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Ailes personally intervened when Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump made disparaging remarks about Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly.
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Then Salah intervened, declaring Bouteflika - rarely seen in public since suffering a stroke in 2013 unfit to rule.
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Trump responded by trying to push the student out a second-floor window until two other classmates intervened.
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It has frequently intervened in the market to defend the floor, buying 393 million euros in April alone.
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Saudi Arabia and its Gulf Arab allies intervened in Yemen's war in March 2015 to support Hadi's government.
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But fate intervened, and she was discovered by modeling scouts, who encouraged her to take up the profession.
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Co-host Paula Faris mentioned "Jesus" twice – or at least she tried to do so, before someone intervened.
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And this girl's girlfriend was thinking about doing some crazy shit to herself, so I intervened with that.
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The war has been going President Bashar al-Assad's way since Russia intervened on his side in 5003.
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In 2003, a Republican Congress intervened and passed the Medicare Modernization Act, which increased subsidies for health plans.
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A similar thing happened in the most recent vote in June, but the US Department of Justice intervened.
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The students, who belonged to Manipur's Central Agricultural University, were later allowed inside after the local police intervened.
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He tossed a drink at Joe Amabile (Grocery Store Joe) and almost threw a punch before production intervened.
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Later on, the two guys who intervened in the Brock Turner case saw almost exactly the same thing.
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The UAE is key member of a Saudi-led military coalition which intervened in Yemen in March 2015.
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The alliance intervened in Yemen in 2015 but has faced military stalemate since seizing Aden the same year.
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So I'm curious: What would Rayna have done this season in that alternate universe had fate not intervened?
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But after Ms. Norton intervened, Ms. Picciotto was allowed to retrieve her belongings and return to her camp.
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His friend, Alok Madasani, and Ian Grillot, who intervened on behalf of the Indian engineers, were both injured.
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The Saudi-led military coalition has intervened in Yemen's civil war since 2015 to fight against the Houthis.
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Moscow has intervened directly on the other side of the bitter civil war to help its close ally.
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Riot police intervened to stop the clashes, but five migrants were hurt in knife fights, regional authorities said.
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Then Salah intervened, declaring Bouteflika - rarely seen in public since suffering a stroke in 2013 - unfit to rule.
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The House intervened after Democrats won control in November's elections after many focused their campaigns on defending Obamacare.
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State media began to give greater prominence to similar cases and Yakunin intervened, saying harsher punishment was needed.
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Since the Swiss police intervened in February 2014, the works have been kept in storage at the museum.
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U.S. and other Western officials argue that Russia, which intervened to help Syrian President Bashar Assad, should contribute.
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He declined to say whether the SNB had recently intervened in currency markets and cited uncertain economic conditions.
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The day of the voyage, fate intervened and my father's cousin did not get on that Wilhelm Gustloff.
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Air Canada staff eventually intervened asking Ty if he had contacted the medical assistant desk about his allergy.
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The army has generally wielded power in Algeria behind the scenes, but has intervened publicly during pivotal moments.
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She told KPTV that a stranger intervened, telling Christian he couldn't disrespect the girls in such a way.
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Russia intervened in the Syrian civil war on the side of the Syrian regime starting in late 2015.
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They won, a federal judge intervened, and so the speech was reinstated to one of the campus halls.
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Menendez then allegedly intervened and had Lopes call the ambassador to the Dominican Republic to resolve the situation.
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After Hillary Clinton intervened, Mylan said it would start selling a generic version of the treatment costing $22012.
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NPR reports that Pelosi and other Congressional Democrats were already en route to the airport when Trump intervened.
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Just two days later, the World Bank itself intervened to remove the section about finance from the report.
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The Supreme Court eventually intervened in that dispute, halting the recount and handing the White House to Bush.
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President Obama Obama intervened in two competitive primaries on Tuesday and his preferred candidate won in both instances.
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They intervened to stop me from dying in front of a brutal and deaf state that Pakistan is.
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Russia also intervened in elections in Madagascar, a Times investigation found, but the motive appeared simpler: profit. 8.
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Separately, Russia also intervened in elections in Madagascar, a Times investigation found, but the motive appeared simpler: profit.
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It was here, where Miocic peppered his gloved knuckles all over Cormier until the referee, Herb Dean, intervened.
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The statement is meant to mark 1,000 days since the Saudi Arabia-led coalition intervened in the war.
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His military friends intervened when his wife ran out of options, and took him to a mental hospital.
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After Russia intervened in Ukraine, Estonia — another former Soviet republic, and a NATO member — agreed to take one.
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But last week, Trump reportedly intervened, urging officials to allow the girls into the U.S., and it worked.
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Groups like the American Civil Liberties Union have intervened on behalf of some of those detained, including Vayeghan.
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Defense lawyer Brian Ferguson said Scott was "profoundly grateful" the chief of naval operations intervened to exonerate Portier.
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Since the Saudis and the Emiratis intervened in Yemen, nearly three years earlier, things had gone disastrously wrong.
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Trump has intervened in several such cases this month, despite appeals by military leaders not to do so.
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He has dismissed a report that said Russia intervened to help get Trump elected to the White House.
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A secret CIA assessment concluded Russia intervened in the presidential race to help Trump win the White House.
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The ministry intervened after a concert in Ashdod, south of Tel Aviv, on Friday took a surprise turn.
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It is preserved thanks to countless individuals who knew its significance and heroically intervened when their moment arrived.
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But as international pressure mounted -- and as the UN intervened to encourage peace talks -- the offensive slowed down.
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The President has also repeatedly undermined assessments by his own intelligence agencies that Russia intervened in the election.
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A federal judge intervened in July to force the Trump administration to reunite all of the separated families.
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It did not respond to questions about the nature of the dispute or why Putin had not intervened.
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By March 2011, however, London and Washington had soured on Gadhafi, and NATO intervened to support his overthrow.
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Aware of the potential damage to Zimbabwe's image, Mnangagwa said he had intervened to ensure Biti was released.
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And she alleged in her complaint that Kline then intervened, deviating from the normal process for vetting officials.
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As it happens, fate and another nudge from a friend, fellow music historian Johan Kugelberg, once again intervened.
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Fate intervened a couple years later, when, according to Enes, Mehmet attended a conference in Ankara, Turkey's capital.
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After a particularly large drop last Monday, China is reported to have intervened to limit the yuan's fall.
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She told CNN affiliate WABC, which said she wanted to remain anonymous, that she was grateful people intervened.
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The Sunday Times reports that Johnson's office intervened on two occasions to overrule officials to ensure her attendance.
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Valentine was still active in the firm, but according to its tribute, he rarely intervened with new leadership.
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There was no memory of Bosnia or Kosovo — places where the U.S. successfully intervened to stop mass casualties.
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Two correction officers intervened and were able to separate the men after a struggle, according to Ms. Grybauskas.
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After winning in 2016, Trump disdained the conclusion of US intelligence agencies that Russia intervened on his behalf.
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It wasn't until Mr. Zusak's wife intervened in June 2016 that the writing process began to improve markedly.
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In late 2017, Community Health Advocates intervened with money from a Neediest grant to pay for the dentures.
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A hostile foreign power intervened in the presidential election, hoping to install Donald Trump in the White House.
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Ms. Abaza intervened, and persuaded the Swiss woman to leave the donkey at her sanctuary south of Cairo.
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More than a year ago, I was on the verge of reviewing Del Posto when the news intervened.
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Diet Prada, an Instagram account that exposes copycat designs, intervened and blew the whistle on the French designer.
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"If the president hadn't intervened in any way ... I believe I'd be in prison for life," Gallagher said.
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The Pawtucket Red Sox were on their way somewhere else, when Mondor, a retired Rhode Island businessman, intervened.
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The judge, Christopher Robles, intervened, ordering the lawyers to meet with him in an off-the-record sidebar.
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He's emphasized that Russia intervened in the 2016 election and become a hero of the anti-Trump resistance.
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In 1999, NATO intervened on the side of ethnic Albanian rebels against the forces of Slobodan Milosevic's Serbia.
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Already, in January, senior Justice Department officials had intervened to change a new sentencing recommendation from Flynn's prosecutors.
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Then Trump tweeted and Attorney General William Barr intervened, undercutting his own prosecutors to suggest a lighter sentence.
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Then New Zealand intervened to prevent a domestic company from using Huawei's equipment to build a 5G network.
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Democratic state officials and the House of Representatives have intervened in the Obamacare lawsuit to defend the law.
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Shah posted a video of the moment and said it "clearly shows security intervened" when Kavanaugh was approached.
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Peers reportedly intervened, and the student, identified as a male, removed the paint from his face, NBC15 reported.
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Russia, which intervened decisively in 2015, had its own motives: flouting American designs and protecting a reliable autocrat.
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When they intervened, the man harassing the girls pulled a knife and slashed the three men before fleeing.
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It was the first time the U.S. military has directly intervened in the six-year-old civil war.
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France intervened in Mali in 2013 to drive back Islamist militants who had seized the country's desert north.
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Whitaker offered a complete and broad denial he had intervened in absolutely any way in the Mueller probe.
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The two men then exchanged slaps and shoves as others on the show intervened and pried them apart.
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It will go something like this: 'Republican patriots should have intervened to stop trump from becoming the nominee.
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Kalanick argued the case was bogus and should be sent to arbitration, and Pishevar intervened on Kalanick's side.
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They also say Menendez intervened in a dispute between Melgen and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
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A Saudi-led coalition intervened in the war in 2015, but the conflict is no closer to ending.
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At one point, RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel intervened and told the crowd to stop asking the same question.
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Why it matters: By making this statement, Trump directly intervened in the Israeli elections and sided with Netanyahu.
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Mr. Johnson said he intervened to ensure that both children were punished, and not just the black boy.
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We also learned yesterday that the Republican tax plan could trigger automatic cuts to Medicare unless Congress intervened.
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The central bank intervened late in the month to stem the fall and also set stronger daily fixings.
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The coalition intervened in Yemen's war in 2015 after Houthi rebels drove the internationally recognized government into exile.
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The central bank intervened in the market to weaken the crown in 2013-2017, raising its foreign currency reserves.
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For all of the country's soccer-related troubles, FIFA has only intervened when its interests are directly at stake.
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CNN president Jeff Zucker says he intervened after hearing Jared Kushner might broker an exclusive deal with Rupert Murdoch.
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Family support As Nabagesera and the university officials continued to clash, she was almost expelled until her mother intervened.
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But 17 Democratic-controlled states, led by California, intervened in April to fight back against the attacks on Obamacare.
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But security was not as impressed, with a video capturing the moment two guards from the seaside bar intervened.
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The West African state's Security forces shot dead another man when they intervened to break up riots on Wednesday.
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According to BuzzFeed, he had tried to do the same thing during the fall semester, but his parents intervened.
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J.A. Moore intervened, after learning Buttigieg would be absent while most of his Democratic presidential rivals attended the rally.
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Since the start of 2016, the fund has intervened more than a dozen times in countries in economic distress.
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ICE agents were attempting serve a deportation order to Gaspar Avendano Hernandez, when his girlfriend's son, Eric Diaz, intervened.
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Sergeant Connolly and Mr. Batista had been fighting for about a minute and a half when Mr. Collado intervened.
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True to its military roots, the Hummer's original design featured an engine button labeled "Fire" until company lawyers intervened.
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A Saudi-led military coalition intervened in Yemen in 2015, backing government forces fighting the Iran-allied Houthi group.
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But House Democrats intervened in the lawsuit to argue against the Trump family's effort to quash the document demands.
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Her husband has denied he or his wife intervened in the sale or that he ordered a cover-up.
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Russia intervened in Syria's nearly five-year-old civil war in September with an air campaign to bolster Assad.
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Argentina's battered peso weakened another 1.34% on Thursday, even after the central bank intervened heavily to ease its fall.
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Sweat and two other accomplices were in the middle of stealing fireworks on July 4, 2002, when Tarsia intervened.
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Following his fourth election victory in 2015, Mr Netanyahu appointed himself communications minister and allegedly intervened on Bezeq's behalf.
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He was shocked when a majority of the court intervened to stay the Florida recount — a ruling he dissented.
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But the NFL intervened — and threatened fines of $500,000 daily — and the franchise returned its operations back to Seattle.
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To do that, we should compare Libya today to what Libya would have looked like if we hadn't intervened.
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Officials of the central bank were not available to comment on whether it had intervened in the forex market.
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Russia intervened in Syria last September and has since turned the tide of the conflict in favor of Assad.
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Paul Thurrott reports that Microsoft wanted to use an ARM processor for the Surface Go, but that Intel intervened.
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President Trump intervened ... but that didn't sit well with the Swedish Prime Minister who told him to butt out.
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But, my subconscious attraction to women who bully has seemed to fade as I intervened on my negative habits.
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Interestingly enough, Trump intervened to end the ban after the company said the ban would effectively kill its business.
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The coalition intervened in a civil war in March 2015 to restore to power Yemen's ousted internationally recognized government.
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Moreover, Trump intervened in investigations into Chinese and Turkish businesses, undoubtedly to boost his current and future financial interests.
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I intervened in a situation that I had no business engaging in and I regret it and I apologize.
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Police intervened after fans starting running in all directions following a detonation of unknown origin, the source told Reuters.
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EDF said the fire broke out around 2100 GMT in a temporary administrative building and fire services promptly intervened.
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ABC reports that a doctor examining two of the children said they would have died had authorities not intervened.
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Finally, the tension eased when one of Blanco's friends intervened, saying that the grieving family had authorized my presence.
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An aide close to Modi declined to discuss whether the prime minister had personally intervened in the licensing dispute.
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And they thought they could have been caught sooner, if anyone had picked up the warning signs and intervened.
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At the time it seemed clear that those calls would be renewed each time Thiel intervened in public affairs.
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Ivanka, who serves as a senior advisor, reportedly intervened last week as Trump leaned toward withdrawing from the agreement.
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In 2015, when Russia intervened in Syria, on behalf of Assad, it effectively neutralized these units with air strikes.
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The Bank of Japan has intervened on occasion to maintain currency stability in the face of safe-haven inflows.
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According to reports, the gunboats tried to force the tanker into Iranian waters before a Royal Navy frigate intervened.
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Jordan told Politico in an interview that he would have intervened had he known about the doctor's alleged behavior.
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Even if Mr. Cruz had not intervened, platform-related tension between Mr. Trump and social conservatives was likely inevitable.
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Last year, nearly 300,000 people in Tennessee became eligible to have their licenses reinstated after a federal judge intervened.
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In 1961, Formula One arrived, and the race became a fall tradition, remaining through 1980, when financial difficulties intervened.
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Indisputable fact: The Russian government actively intervened in the 2016 presidential election in order to help Donald Trump win.
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Two graduate students witnessed the assault and intervened, one of them chasing and tackling Mr. Turner as he fled.
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The House committees behind the subpoenas have since intervened in the case, making them the target of the lawsuit.
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Gore was a rare exception and they only intervened when there was seemingly no end to the election outcome.
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Trump and his company have intervened in the case, claiming that many of the documents could relate to them.
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France intervened in 2013 to drive out al Qaeda-linked militants who had seized northern Mali the year before.
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Swaraj was an active social media user, who often responded on Twitter and intervened to help people seeking assistance.
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When Kim Jong-il banished Mr. Jang three times for overstepping his authority, his wife intervened on his behalf.
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Early investor and former board member, Shervin Pishevar, has intervened in the lawsuit, accusing Benchmark of leaking confidential information.
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State banks were also believed to have intervened offshore last week to sell dollars and prop up the yuan.
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In this context, it hardly makes sense to endlessly debate whether the United States should have intervened in Syria.
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One evening, an elderly German man intervened when Hitler youth mocked and cursed the women passing through the town.
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It was Clinton's decision to take sides when the U.S. intervened in Libya in 2011, and she chose badly.
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Russia intervened in Syria three years ago to help President Bashar al-Assad prevail in a brutal civil war.
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Humans intervened 97 percent of the time when male dogs were "raping/humping" other male dogs, the paper said.
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In that case, US regulators intervened, suing Microsoft for anticompetitive conduct and, in Stoppelman's view, saving the open web.
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A court intervened with a temporary stay as the government was trying to rush him out of the country.
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A measure to tax luxury homes was refashioned at the last minute after the powerful real-estate industry intervened.
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Mr. Cohen intervened, got the entire board thrown out, and was soon earning a $500,000 salary at Trump Tower.
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Haiti was occupied by United States Marines from 1915 to 19203, and American troops have intervened several times since.
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Would they be continually apologizing to every aggrieved nation where America has intervened and, rightly or wrongly, been blamed?
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But the main reason for Biden's multi-state win is that Democrat puppet-meisters circled the wagons and intervened.
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"Just read the brief of the states that intervened to defend the law," Mr. Verrilli said in a statement.
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After a lower court blocked the implementation of the public charge rule, the Supreme Court intervened and allowed implementation.
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They intervened early enough to rescue my nerves from atrophy, though I couldn't feel my thumb for a year.
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After his re-arrest last month, he said President Tayyip Erdogan had intervened to prevent his release from prison.
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The Marks JCH intervened, using $700 in Neediest funds to help, with an additional $64 going toward utility bills.
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Had the federal government decisively intervened with widespread public health strategies and improved care, lives would have been saved.
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President Barack Obama intervened in her case in 2017, commuting all but four months of her 35-year sentence.
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But we've gone five-and-a-half years with his ownership, and he hasn't once intervened in any way.
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In the hours after the Oval Office meeting, however, Mr. Trump's top advisers intervened to save Mr. Sessions's job.
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The perpetrators and targets were played by actors, but the stunned responses of passers-by who intervened were unscripted.
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In one case, prosecutors say that Mr. Menendez personally intervened in visa applications for three of Dr. Melgen's friends.
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Senior Justice Department officials also intervened to change the sentencing recommendation for another Trump ally, Michael Flynn, last month.
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The girl, stunned, turned to umpire John Blom, who quickly intervened and told the Frenchman to peel it himself.
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President Trump ultimately intervened and the Fish and Wildlife Service shifted import decisions to a "case by case" basis.
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Why it matters: This is the most high-profile "initial coin offering" (ICO) in which the SEC has intervened.
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They intervened after fans starting running in all directions following a detonation of unknown origin, the source told Reuters.
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It said he had intervened in the investigation of a political ally, producing a favorable outcome for that person.
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Amazon argued that hearing from them was crucial to determine if they had intervened against it in the contract.
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G.M. Cruise drivers had to take control once every 1,52.43 miles, while Waymo's drivers intervened just once every 5,600.
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Watson cocked his head to the side, lifted his eyebrows, and appears to have asked "Who?" as referees intervened.
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There's no evidence Biden intervened improperly in an investigation into his son's business dealings in Ukraine, as Trump claims.
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When General McMaster wanted to fire a staff member, Ezra Cohen-Watnick, Mr. Bannon intervened to save his job.
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When Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates intervened against the Houthi rebels in Yemen's war, Oman stayed out.
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At one Security Council meeting last year that was set to discuss human rights violations in Syria, China intervened.
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Los Angeles County, in particular, has intervened in scores of such cases since its program was implemented in 2007.
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But shortly thereafter, Francis intervened in support of the parents' rights, creating a somewhat defensive scramble by his allies.
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At one Security Council meeting last year that was set to discuss human rights violations in Syria, China intervened.
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But as the dispute intensified, he said, one of his friends intervened in an attempt to break it up.
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Mr. Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, intervened with Lockheed Martin to cut the cost of the Saudi purchase.
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The Opéra resisted the switch, but Joseph II, who happened to be Marie Antoinette's brother, intervened on Salieri's behalf.
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Resolving the financial documents case could take months Now that the justices have intervened, any resolution could take months.
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But as Pan reminded traders on Friday, Beijing has intervened heavily to prop up the yuan in previous years.
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Sessions intervened Friday in the case of Reynaldo Castro-Tum, who arrived from Guatemala as a child in 2014.
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For years, the United Nations has stationed thousands of peacekeepers in the country, but often they have not intervened.
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U.S. intelligence agencies have assessed that the Kremlin intervened in order to help President Trump win the White House.
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In August, the central bank intervened for the first time in a decade and has since sold dollars regularly.
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Wendy saw where the conversation was heading — down a road they had clearly traveled many times — and she intervened.
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In McLoone's experience, RS Eden's message was clear: He felt pushed to get off methadone — until his mom intervened.
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The alliance intervened in the civil war in 2015 to restore the government to power in the capital Sanaa.
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Herrera herself had not been made aware of these conversations and sometimes intervened in, or criticized, Ms. Kim's work.
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The coalition intervened in the civil war in 2015 to restore the government to power in the capital Sanaa.
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The A.C.L.U., meanwhile, has intervened in the police-union lawsuits, and has been working with families to obtain records.
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Los Angeles County, in particular, has intervened in scores of such cases since its program was implemented in 2007.
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Critics pounded on that explanation, saying that Mr. Trump could have done away with it had he publicly intervened.
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But we've gone five and a half years with his ownership, and he hasn't once intervened in any way.
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Eight years after the denuclearization agreement, the US intervened in a Libyan civil war, siding with rebels against Qaddafi.
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Sherri says some guy stood up in the middle of the service and started yelling ... until Snoop's security intervened.
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It has frequently intervened to block UN resolutions critical of Syria and also supplied military assistance to Assad's forces.
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"Well, look, I think the Russians clearly intervened in the election and I think that now we know that both the CIA, the director of National Intelligence, the FBI all agree that the Russians intervened [and] that as … NBC first revealed, [Russian President] Vladimir Putin was personally involved with that," Podesta said.
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One of those cases the President intervened in involved Navy SEAL Eddie Gallagher, Trump also intervened to stop the Navy from conducting a review of Gallagher's status as a SEAL, a review that could have resulted in his loss of his "trident," which is the Navy SEAL equivalent of the Special Forces tab.
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Banks reportedly pulled a gun first when Bullock intervened in their argument, but there's no way of knowing for sure.
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He agrees she was way too drunk to give consent, and strongly believes producers and medical staffers should have intervened.
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Thus far in the World Cup the VAR has frequently intervened when players have been tripped in the penalty box.
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The five countries announced that they wanted the dollar to depreciate and intervened in currency markets to make it happen.
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As a result, there have been posts taken down right away, and times when the company intervened and helped people.
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The Saudi-led military coalition that intervened in the war in 2015 to restore Hadi's government controls Yemen's air space.
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The bank, which a day earlier purchased 15 million euros, intervened as the dinar traded at the rate of 117.9.
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" Shazia's return to girlhood came at 13 when one of her older sisters intervened, telling the family "this is enough.
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Russia changed the course of the conflict in favour of Assad's government last year when it intervened with air strikes.
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In one case, the Treasury secretary, Steven Mnuchin, directly intervened in a way that benefited Mr. Milken, his longtime friend.
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The encounter then caught the attention of another man — whom Butterfield identified as "Chad" — who intervened on the students' behalf.
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A Saudi Arabia-led coalition intervened in Yemen's civil war in 2015, backing government forces fighting Iran-allied Houthi rebels.
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The Saudi-led Sunni Muslim coalition intervened in Yemen in 2015 against the Houthis, who control most large urban centers.
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The yields have risen a further 15 bps to 3.22 percent in 2017 as China intervened to defend the yuan.
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Excised references seen by Reuters did not appear to show that Abe or his wife intervened directly in the deal.
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An all-girl squad from Afghanistan drew worldwide attention when President Donald Trump intervened after they were denied U.S. visas.
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Pro-NRA counter-protesters also showed up at one store, and two men almost came to blows before police intervened.
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He intervened in a bloody civil war in Syria by sending fighter planes and weapons to dictator Bashar al-Assad.
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Former colonial master France intervened a year later to push the Islamists back, but they have struggled to stabilize Mali.
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And it was only after I had a conversation with Billy Wilder, and he intervened, that the job went through.
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City Health Works' Belton intervened, helping her find a nursing home for him and guiding her appeal for disability benefits.
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The dealer said it was likely the Bank of Israel intervened to ease market concerns about a change of policy.
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Earlier this year it was reported that Trump personally intervened in their security clearances — a legal if highly unusual move.
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The pair "almost definitely" would have died had police not intervened, Brian Allen, East Liverpool's service-safety director, told CNN.
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Others pulled him back, enabling the second passenger to get up and punch his assailant repeatedly until fellow travelers intervened.
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That schedule seemed vulnerable to legal challenges, but the Alabama Supreme Court intervened Saturday and put an end to that.
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He intervened in a separate legal case on behalf of David Pecker , chief executive of Enquirer parent American Media Inc.
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The panel also asks whether Trump or any White House official intervened during the background check process on Kushner's behalf.
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Roy's act of killing himself was the primary act causing his own death; legally, it intervened upon Carter's lesser conduct.
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But having intervened in the electoral endgame, he can't play dumb and just walk away from the bomb he threw.
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Brown says 2 days later his ex tried again, but the cops intervened and sent him home to his dad.
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Dozens of protesters had gathered outside the Russian embassy overnight in Kiev, where masked men threw flares before police intervened.
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The strike was the first time the U.S. military has directly intervened in the six-year-old Syrian civil war.
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Since last year, the two have been fighting a proxy war of sorts over Yemen, where Saudi Arabia has intervened.
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He proceeded to shout at me and yell insults until my housemate intervened and helped remove him from our house.
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Similarly, Google has reported a number of incidents when crashes might have happened if human test drivers had not intervened.
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Bob Dole, running for president at the time and pushing for the U.S. to help, Clinton finally relented and intervened.
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He said that authorities intervened when the group started planning actions including martial-arts training and the purchase of firearms.
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French forces intervened in 2013 to drive back Islamist fighters who had taken over the northern part of the country.
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The Washington Post reported Friday that the CIA concluded Russia intervened in the election to help Trump win the presidency.
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A Saudi-led Sunni Muslim coalition intervened in Yemen in 2015 against the Houthis, who control most large urban centers.
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He intervened in a separate legal case on behalf of David Pecker, chief executive of Enquirer parent American Media Inc.
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The Texas shooting exposes what this narrative gets wrong — more than 133 people were shot before another armed person intervened.
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When the Gulf Arab alliance intervened in Yemen, Hadi and many of his ministers fled to luxury guesthouses in Riyadh.
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The DCCC intervened on behalf of Cisneros, a former Navy officer who they selected for their "Red to Blue" list.
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Trump, who had promised during the presidential campaign to support ethanol, intervened personally in the high-stakes matter this week.
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But, as in the aftermath of the August devaluation, authorities quickly and forcefully intervened to head off a sharper slide.
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Editorial In September 2012, John Carridice, a father of four, intervened to break up a street fight in the Bronx.
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Unlike previous hijackings, the ship was freed swiftly and with no ransom paid after the Puntland Maritime Police Force intervened.
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US President Donald Trump last Friday offered to help end the impasse, Reuters reported, but the US has not intervened.
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Many Yazidis lost faith in the U.S. government, which they felt had intervened in Sinjar mainly to justify reëntering Iraq.
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He has embraced privatization, hoping to inject dynamism, yet the state has intervened in firms such as Saudi Binladin Group.
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Although the duke's wife tolerated the ménage à trois, public outrage made court life awkward, and the king himself intervened.
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The Trump administration's surgeon general, Jerome Adams, intervened on board a Delta Airlines flight Wednesday from Atlanta to Jackson, Miss.
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Deputy central bank governor Nandalal Weerasinghe on Wednesday said the central bank intervened on Tuesday and Wednesday after high volatility.
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French forces intervened in 2013 to drive a Tuareg uprising a year earlier, and some 4,000 French troops remain there.
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Russia and its neighbors in NATO have been at odds since Moscow seized Crimea and intervened in Ukraine in 2014.
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Conway questioned where the evidence is that Russia intervened in the presidential election to help Trump win the White House.
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Officers say they intervened in a fight between the teenage girl and someone else at the party, pulling them apart.
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Indonesia's central bank intervened to defend the rupiah on Monday and kicks off its two-day policy meeting on Tuesday.
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A CIA assessment has concluded that Russia intervened in the U.S. presidential election to help Trump win the White House.
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I am prepared to sue the #Trump Administration to protect #health subsidies, just as when we successfully intervened in #HousevPrice!
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It marks a rare case of a military campaign that has not gone his way since Russia intervened in 2015.
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It has been so successful that by 2015, the staff intervened in more than 4,900 overdoses without a single death.
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The Saudi-led coalition intervened in Yemen a year ago mainly with air strikes in support of the Yemeni government.
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Over the weekend, science collided hard with celebrity culture when public health advocates successfully intervened in a film festival selection.
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The team of six teenage girls was twice rejected for U.S. visas before President Trump intervened at the last minute.
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Staff eventually intervened and the two separated, you hear Pierce call the guards racist before walking back to his seat.
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Police forces intervened to prevent protesters from marching in the streets but the rally was largely peaceful, the witness said.
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I had read Cromwell's papers since I was in my early 20s, but many things intervened in the time since.
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