That's because the treaty went into effect on July 24, 1929, after which the following occurred: Japan invaded Manchuria (1931); Italy invaded Ethiopia (1935); Japan invaded China (18163); Germany invaded Poland (1939); the Soviet Union invaded Finland (1939); Germany invaded Denmark, Norway, Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, and France and attacked Great Britain (1940); and Japan attacked the United States (21991), culminating in a global war that produced the atomic bomb and more than sixty million deaths.
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They famously gave France the boot, invaded Laos to extend their territory, and then invaded South Vietnam.
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Sweets have invaded the English language the way they have invaded our diet, with almost universally positive connotations.
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After Vietnam invaded China-backed Cambodia (and won, by the way), Communist China's seemingly unstoppable People's Liberation Army with its seemingly unlimited manpower invaded Vietnam in 1979.
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Germany invaded Poland from the west, the USSR invaded from the east, and the two carved up Polish territory between them, although the Soviet Union did not formally declare war.
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"Roughly 8 percent of the human genome consists of the remnants of retroviruses that have invaded our lineage — invaded the DNA, not just the bodies, of our ancestors — and stayed," Quammen writes.
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That gloomy Utopia of tabloid meals need never be invaded.
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When he invaded Crimea, his poll numbers went way up.
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They invaded car radios, homes and workplaces with reckless abandon.
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In addition, though not mentioned by Roosevelt, Japan invaded Thailand.
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The US invaded Afghanistan in October 2001, 18 years ago.
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In September William invaded from France with an enormous army.
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Amazon has invaded Instacart's waters, but Instacart is not alone.
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Under Putin, Russia also invaded Ukraine, keeping Crimea for itself.
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The trouble is, plants don't automatically know they've been invaded.
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Russia invaded Ukraine and annexed the Crimean Peninsula in 2014.
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Ocher dust invaded every crevice of weapons, clothing and vehicles.
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But on November 4, Soviet tanks once again invaded Budapest.
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Zoolander invaded Saturday Night Live this week to talk … politics?
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By then, cancer had invaded her liver, hips and bones.
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A bunch of gangstas invaded Burbank Wednesday armed with ... headshots.
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But that all became a problem when Russia invaded Ukraine.
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Few fans would object if we were invaded by Wookiees.
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A massive swarm of bees invaded the South Africa vs.
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She believed an army of bedbugs had invaded her apartment.
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"I think Iraq should be invaded again," the general says.
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A small tumor had invaded the wall of his bladder.
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When the Nigerian military invaded, soldiers burned down her house.
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"When their land is invaded, they can be wiped out."
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The United States invaded Afghanistan following the attacks of Sept.
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Days later, Turkey invaded a Kurdish enclave in northeastern Syria.
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The guy who invaded the field during the 49ers vs.
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Centuries earlier, the city had been invaded by Japanese pirates.
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"I mean, we're being invaded," Cuccinelli said at the time.
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"We invaded their home and their land," a woman cried.
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His property has been invaded by the George Soros crowd.
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Her house in Venezuela was invaded when they left it.
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We come from the lands America occupied, invaded or colonized.
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She was 19 when Japan invaded Java in March 1942.
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In 1417, Henry invaded France again, leading to further havoc.
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" He said, "It's like when Hitler invaded Poland in 22014.
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Then she said the next day I invaded her space!
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Russia has outright invaded Crimea, claiming it for its own.
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"And the papers said I invaded her space," he said.
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No one deserves to have their privacy invaded like that.
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We also find that many early vertebrate groups invaded freshwaters first.
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Ensemble Studios' Halo Wars invaded the traditional RTS space in 2009.
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Even before American troops invaded in 2001, the country was aflame.
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Cuba and Russia have invaded your country and disgraced your sovereignty.
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The former Portuguese colony was invaded by neighboring Indonesia in 1975.
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In 1940, the German military invaded the islands, killing 44 people.
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Cyprus has been divided since 1974 when Turkey invaded the north.
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Emoji have invaded our texts, Slacks, and even our business emails.
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It's a country Russia invaded and has occupied for two decades.
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Pakistan-backed tribesmen had invaded; only Indian troops could repel them.
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When he was four years old, Hitler's army invaded his country.
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The US invaded Afghanistan in October 2001, nearly 253 years ago.
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When he was last promoted, Iraq had yet to be invaded.
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Today overgrown grass has invaded the playgrounds of oil worker compounds.
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Today it is being invaded by the back side of horses.
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When Soviet troops invaded Afghanistan, Brzezinski strongly backed arming Afghan rebels.
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But Hitler and the Nazis invaded Western Europe the following year.
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Lorenzo died, the French invaded, and Savonarola declared himself a prophet.
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Because they invaded this country and made us their subjugated people.
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When the Nazis invaded, Gary fled for England and de Gaulle.
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And in 2003, oil prices soared after the U.S. invaded Iraq.
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It was first built in 1974, after Turkey invaded the island.
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Under Putin, Russia invaded the Ukraine and annexed the Crimean peninsula.
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Now it was Ms. Brooks's own space that was being invaded.
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Cyprus has been split since 1974 when Turkey invaded the north.
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When the US invaded Afghanistan, they encouraged people to grow it.
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I was 18 when I arrived—four days before Saddam invaded.
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Mattis, Kelly and Dunford led the Marine force that invaded Iraq.
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That's when the Beatles invaded America and changed our lives forever.
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Then, in 1921, the Red Army invaded and reoccupied the country.
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However, on the plus side, Balto never invaded anybody else's country.
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People freaked out on social media, wondering if aliens had invaded.
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These parasites have invaded and decimated wild and domestic bee colonies.
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When he invaded Kuwait, even Bush 41 said enough was enough.
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American forces had just invaded Tarawa, an atoll in the Pacific.
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In 23, she fled to Paris when the German Army invaded.
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It seemed clear that it had invaded the surrounding soft tissue.
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And if Gore had been elected, we wouldn't have invaded Iraq.
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The US invaded Afghanistan in October 2001, nearly 18 years ago.
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This year, he entered the international spotlight when Turkey invaded Syria.
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If tech has invaded everything, the answer is: even more transformation.
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It was nearly leveled when northern troops invaded in June 1950.
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"It's not just the immigrants that have invaded Portland," he said.
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"All the flogs at uni reckon we invaded the joint," he said.
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If Ed Sheeran hasn't invaded your speakers yet, just give it time.
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When the Nazis invaded in May, 1940, they simply went around it.
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For thousands of years, Georgia has been invaded by every conceivable empire.
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Mr. Clabaugh, 76, only learned his planet was being invaded on Aug.
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Zsigmond escaped his native Hungary at 26 after Russia invaded in 1956.
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"Us" is a nightmarish journey into a world invaded by sinister doppelgangers.
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Now, my smartphone has invaded my once peaceful wait for the bus.
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Dubrovnik is not the only place invaded by "Game of Thrones" fans.
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When the North invaded the South, I recall feeling despair and disgust.
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"Someone I knew and trusted invaded my body and soul," she said.
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"We invaded their country for no good reason," he told VICE News.
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In 1940, Hitler invaded Denmark, Norway, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg and France.
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All these people who invaded Crimea, this is all our professional army.
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The Korean War began in 1950 when the North invaded the South.
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Life on earth has invaded the air, the deep sea, the bedrock.
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Six weeks later, the United States invaded Iraq without Security Council approval.
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War broke out in Europe yesterday as Nazi German troops invaded Poland.
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The Security Councilwas unpersuaded, and the American-led coalition invaded Iraq anyway.
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Whether it's a computer, cell phone or software program, we've been invaded.
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George W. Bush invaded Iraq, which sits on Turkey's southeastern border. The
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They've invaded the lyrics of songs from "Do Re Mi" to "Milkshake."
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Invasive species like Asian carp could be eradicated from habitats they've invaded.
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We all know what it's like to have our personal space invaded.
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But as I approached the literal Ringed City, someone invaded my game.
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It started when the North invaded the South on June 2400, 2158.
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But, while the cast album invaded my subconscious, demand kept going up.
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Now, according to a Times analysis, the practice has invaded children's games.
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First, in 20073, it was invaded and conquered by the Soviet Union.
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"Civilization," of course, would collapse a year later when Hitler invaded Poland.
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The US invaded Afghanistan in October 213.4, less than 212.3 years ago.
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In northern Minnesota, the boreal forest has slowly been invaded by earthworms.
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Could it have come back and invaded her liver, lungs or brain?
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They invaded us a couple of times, they took half our territory.
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But late on Monday night, the firefighters invaded the closed Scout camp.
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The Nazis, who invaded the following June, brought mass slaughter and enslavement.
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We didn't lead ascetic lives, but prudish attitudes had invaded our psyches.
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Ten days later, the Germans invaded France and swiftly conquered the country.
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M.B.Z. turned 20113 in 1979, the year the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan.
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He then studied in Lodz until Nazi Germany invaded Poland in 1939.
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Later that year, Vietnam invaded Cambodia, triggering a border war with China.
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The United States invaded Afghanistan as a direct result of the Sept.
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But as the anniversary approached, flashbacks invaded her dreams and waking hours.
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Iran had, in effect, already been invaded, and didn't even know it.
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The US invaded Afghanistan in October 2557, less than 22018 years ago.
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A resurgent Russia has invaded Ukraine and threatens the rest of Europe.
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The United States invaded Iraq under false pretenses and unraveled its institutions.
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Now let's jump to the post-603 period — the Soviets invaded Afghanistan.
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Indeed, the reserve itself is now sometimes invaded by cowherds and their stock.
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Photographs of the children taken after the attack show childhood invaded by tragedy.
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This week, Amazon Video, the commerce giant's answer to Netflix, invaded 200 countries.
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Self-ordering kiosks invaded fast food and franchise restaurants in a big way.
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This drives me crazy, because in the winter, Amsterdam gets invaded with mice.
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It hadn't invaded Iraq under the false pretext of weapons of mass destruction.
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Shortly after U.S. troops began leaving the country, Turkish forces invaded Kurdish territory.
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The bears in the Barents-Kara sea in Russia have invaded a dump.
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This infuriated the Russian government, which had invaded and annexed Crimea in 2014.
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Turkey has invaded Syria, and it is a victory for Bashar al-Assad.
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The family sought sanctuary in the mountains when the Italians invaded in 1935.
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"Instead of going to Mars, we have invaded the Middle East," Thiel said.
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CANNES, France (Reuters) - Zombies invaded a beach on the French Riviera on Monday.
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Of course, there are times when you feel like your privacy is invaded.
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How many times has the place been invaded in the last 100 years?
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He's an isolated misfit until his island is invaded by egg-eating pigs.
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After a biopsy he received the verdict: Tuberculosis had invaded his lymph nodes.
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What would happen if a giant, poisonous snake invaded an animated Lego film?
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Pasachoff missed one in Eastern Europe in 1968 because Russia had invaded Czechoslovakia.
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His conclusions, you will remember, were not heeded when the U.S. invaded Iraq.
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In 21977, Vietnam invaded Cambodia and replaced Pol Pot with a client regime.
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Soon after her return, hackers invaded her personal website and aired private information.
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Within hours of the attack on Pearl Harbor, Japanese forces invaded the Philippines.
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Israelis invaded in June 1982, smashing the PLO and besieging Beirut—a bridge
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Mr. Putin checked the European Union's expansion when he invaded Ukraine in 2014.
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Al Asad was an Iraqi air base until the U.S. invaded in 2003.
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He's "what you call a leader," declared Rudy Giuliani after Russia invaded Ukraine.
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"I felt invaded," the woman, only identified as Danielle, said in the report.
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The palace was invaded in the 19th century and has been abandoned since.
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The Soviet Union was ill prepared when Nazi armies invaded in June 1941.
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But yes, it has invaded science fiction and fantasy in a big way.
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She finished high school just as the Germans invaded the Netherlands in 1940.
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Do you know this intrepid intruder,Who's invaded your mind and your body?
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My dad and his dad fled when the Germans invaded Belgium in 1940.
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Mr. Achilles moved to Afghanistan soon after the United States invaded in 19963.
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It was late 22004, and Germany had invaded her native Hungary that March.
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Mr. Krongauz was 4 when the Nazis invaded the Soviet Union in 1941.
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The following year, the Soviet Army invaded Afghanistan, and Helmand became a battleground.
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Since the Russians invaded in 20193, 14,000 Ukrainians have died in this war.
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Turkey recently invaded parts of Syria to the consternation of its NATO allies.
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You know, ever since law enforcement invaded that meeting, it never happened again.
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Celia Kener was 6 in 1941 when the Germans invaded Soviet-occupied Poland.
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Three days later, the United States and Britain invaded Iraq without U.N. approval.
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As more commuters occupy the train, individuals' personal and physical spaces are invaded.
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How did you come to be in the Falklands when the Argentines invaded?
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Dark web intellectuals too have seen their culture invaded by women and minorities.
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The home invasion narrative often thwarts all efforts at communication between the invader and the invaded, or else puts the means of communication solely in the invader's control — further heightening feelings of impotence and victimization on the part of the invaded.
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The junta collapsed in 1974 after Turkey invaded Cyprus, and democracy was eventually restored.
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When the United States invaded in 2003, Mr. Sadr was just shy of 30.
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It's important for platforms to ensure their users aren't unknowingly having their privacy invaded.
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That's what happened in 1990 and again when the U.S. invaded Iraq in 2003.
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George W. Bush invaded Iraq to remove its – ultimately nonexistent – weapons of mass destruction.
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"It's like when Hitler invaded Poland in 1939," Blackstone's Stephen Schwarzman complained in 2010.
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"Australia was not settled peacefully, it was invaded, occupied, and colonized," the guide says.
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William invaded because England was rich rather than over any legal claims he had.
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Russia has invaded Georgia and Ukraine, two of the most democratic former Soviet republics.
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Fortunately (for the researchers, and absolutely no one else) fire ants have invaded Georgia.
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Confederate troops under Robert E. Lee invaded Pennsylvania to bring terror to Union territory.
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But it had a foil: Israel, which invaded and occupied south Lebanon in 1982.
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"You also have to fight with aboriginals [sic] - you invaded their home!" it wrote.
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Of course, Singapore was still the first place invaded by Japan during the war.
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Syphilis starts with a painless sore that erupts wherever the bacterium invaded the body.
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It then invaded Kuwait in 1990, but was evicted by an American-led coalition.
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Richard Nixon enjoyed a solid 56% rating before he invaded Cambodia in April 1970.
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America did not inform its allies, and Turkey, a NATO member, promptly invaded Syria.
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The border between Iraq and Saudi Arabia, closed after Iraq invaded Kuwait in 1990.
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The water invaded the ground floors of many historic palazzos, stores, restaurants and hotels.
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Turkey invaded Syria last week following the withdrawal of US troops from the region.
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Turkey invaded Syria to keep the Kurds from declaring it to be their homeland.
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Seven out of 10 Americans thought Saddam personally attacked us when we invaded Iraq.
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During the 1980s, the United States invaded Panama and Grenada to overthrow their governments.
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Donald Trump, on the other hand, didn't know that Russia had invaded the Crimea.
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The United States invaded Canada just a generation later, during the War of 1812.
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In 2008, Russia went into Georgia, and in 2014 annexed Crimea and invaded Ukraine.
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Surely Putin only invaded because America had damaged its credibility in Syria, they argued.
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The Korean War was fought over that boundary, when the North invaded the South.
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It was brought in for strategic reasons, and kicked out when it invaded Ukraine.
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Callimachi: Then, in 2003 —— Bush: At this hour —— [Music] Callimachi: The U.S. invaded Iraq.
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But he resigned abruptly after Argentina invaded the Falkland Islands, where it claimed sovereignty.
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They fled Europe in August 1939, less than a month before Germany invaded Poland.
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On the same day Pearl Harbor was bombed, Guam was invaded by the Japanese.
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Cathy BernardNew York To the Editor: Impeachment has invaded every cell in my body.
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The story of a young karate master whose home was invaded by a robber.
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He noted that the painting was made shortly after France invaded Algeria in 1830.
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The Olgiata, as this tangle of woodland is called, has been invaded by barbarians.
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A giant hornet has invaded Washington state But it's not there to sting people.
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Seven-in-ten would support deploying U.S. troops if North Korea invaded South Korea.
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In 1950 forces from communist North Korea, with Soviet military support, invaded South Korea.
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The kingdom is about to be invaded by the French, who are bringing drugs.
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The United States and its allies invaded Iraq in 2003 and ousted Saddam Hussein.
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These secret, dark dwelling communities are about to be invaded by large machines, however.
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Then a fungal infection invaded her lungs, dodged the antibiotics and spread through her body.
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I knew he had invaded my private space, but was what he did even illegal?
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Protesters invaded the ministry in the dawn hours and some remained nearly eight hours later.
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The Russian government has a keen interest in Ukraine and infamously invaded Crimea in 2014.
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Their territories are invaded all the time, as a community they're not valued or respected.
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Last year, terrorists invaded a trendy restaurant in the capital, taking hostages and exchanging gunfire.
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Another good example is when France invaded Mexico in the middle of the Civil War.
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That's why, when zombies invaded Riverdale this Wednesday, we really shouldn't have been too shocked.
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He worked with the US government for 10 years after the United States invaded Iraq.
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It's not the first time Lisa Frank's neon-hued crew of characters invaded our wardrobes.
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So the bad things everyone predicted would happen once Turkey invaded have started to happen.
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Related: A Giant Donald Trump Rooster Invaded China | Last Week in Art Picasso Forgers NABBED!
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When Russia annexed Crimea and invaded Ukraine, America and Europe co-ordinated sanctions in response.
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When Soviet troops invaded Afghanistan, Brzezinski strongly backed the arming of Afghan rebels in response.
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Ever since the US invaded Iraq in 2003, the country has perpetually been at war.
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To the east, Russia has invaded Ukraine, annexed Crimea, and tripled defense spending since 2000.
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If I told you that flatworms had invaded France, you might say, c'est la vie.
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It was only when Russia invaded John Podesta&aposs privacy that Democrats were finally -- finally!
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The U.S. later sanctioned the bank after Russia invaded Ukraine and occupied Crimea in 2014.
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Then Moscow illegally seized and annexed Crimea in 2628 and invaded portions of eastern Ukraine.
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When he was 8, the Nazis invaded Hungary and sent 500,000 Jews to concentration camps.
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Harry Potter fans have invaded #Blyth this weekend for a Festival focused on everything #Potter!
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In June, 21968, North Korea, seeking to unify the Peninsula under Communism, invaded the South.
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Mr. Putin then rushed in, annexing Crimea and backing paramilitaries who invaded the country's east.
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When the British invaded Virginia in 1781, Virginians rioted to resist Patriot drafts of militiamen.
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Well, the reason Russia is not in the G-7 is because the invaded Ukraine.
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Rota has four guided-missile destroyers permanently deployed there, deployed just after Russia invaded Crimea.
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The gold mine was rendered worthless when it was invaded by thousands of illegal miners.
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Only after regime forces invaded Saraqib did the fundamentalists begin to show themselves in public.
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A herd of dozens of elk invaded a neighborhood in Gearhart, Oregon, on July 21.
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You need privacy and security instead of feeling like you're constantly having your space invaded.
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So people who invaded Native land either wilfully, or in chains and against their will.
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America stood by while he invaded Crimea and sponsored a proxy war in Eastern Ukraine.
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Saudi Arabia and Gulf allies invaded Yemen in 2015 after the Houthis overthrew the government.
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If you are not literally Caucasian, we know you invaded the Caucasus in your youth.
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Just the next year, in June 1941, it was invaded and conquered by the Nazis.
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On Christmas Day in 24, Vietnam invaded Cambodia in order to end Pol Pot's rule.
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The latter was briefly used as a sniper station in 1939 when the Germans invaded.
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Again, the alt right, once again, has invaded it really beautifully, using the platforms beautifully.
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My friends — men and women — shared similar stories about how branding had invaded their marriages.
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"Hi Cooper," Edward Quad, the second-floor doorman said, grinning as Cooper invaded his turf.
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California's stunning 'Field of Light' looks like thousands of glowing fireflies have invaded the countryside
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White Americans are being invaded by immigrants who take their wealth and divide their culture.
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In 220006 the USSR invaded neighboring Afghanistan and waged a nine-year war against insurgents.
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But her surgeon canceled the operation when he discovered her cancer had invaded her liver.
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After the Nazis invaded, he and his parents fled to Hungary, where his grandparents lived.
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The United States would have to intervene if Taiwan were in danger of being invaded.
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The United Nations still recognizes Crimea, which Russia invaded in 2014, as belonging to Ukraine.
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Reality check: In 2014, Russia invaded, occupied and annexed the territory of Crimea from Ukraine.
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Russia has also invaded its European neighbors twice since 2008, and cut off gas supplies.
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Iwo Jima was the first native Japanese soil to be invaded during the Allied advance.
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Pacific Home Systems didn't give up the Swastika model until 203, after Germany invaded Austria.
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Now, swarms have invaded 15 counties in Kenya and have reached Uganda, Tanzania, and Sudan.
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When the Nazis invaded Poland, he fled to Vilna, where he helped collect refugee testimonies.
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After the Wehrmacht had invaded Hungary, the Obersturmbannführer organized the deportation of 800,000 Hungarian Jews.
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Obama made the last visit in 2013, when relations were warmer, before Russia invaded Ukraine.
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We hear squeaks for the rats who invaded the trenches and fed on human flesh.
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Days later Saddam Hussein's army invaded neighboring Kuwait and the first Gulf War was on.
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The effect, Maza says, is that Crowder's followers have harassed Maza and invaded his privacy.
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Populations have moved, invaded, and colonized since our migration from Africa millions of years ago.
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To be sure, Mr Trump's hopes for a tremendous relationship with Mr Putin may end in a familiar disappointment: George W. Bush looked into Mr Putin's eyes and detected a soul, and Russia invaded Georgia; Barack Obama pressed a "reset" button, and Russia invaded Ukraine.
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Chinese diplomats invaded the Papua New Guinean foreign minister's office to get the line taken out.
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But our immune system can also fight rhinovirus in another way — after they've invaded our cells.
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"Several floors of the building were invaded because of this strike," Meirelles told reporters in Brasilia.
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When the Nazis invaded Belgium in 1940, she had to send her daughter, Josiane, into hiding.
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That was before Russia invaded Crimea, it&aposs before it started a war in Eastern Ukraine.
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Probably killed women and children, if there were any left in the city when we invaded.
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My father turned seven on June 22, 1941, the day the Nazis invaded the Soviet Union.
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Although DCIS cells have changed to appear malignant under the microscope, they haven't invaded surrounding tissue.
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The cameras that once invaded his personal space in environments just like this one are gone.
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Not knowing Younas, the 77-year-old resisted his entreaties, even as water invaded her home.
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We invaded Iraq, thus appearing to fulfill the jihadi prophecy of an apocalyptic battle for Mesopotamia.
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The race massacre took place May 31, 1921, when a white mob invaded the black district.
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Our heroes must work together to escape the snakes that have invaded their outer space home.
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When Germany invaded France, and Britain "stood alone," the cliffs became a hive of hidden tunnels.
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In 1898 American troops invaded Puerto Rico... Puerto Ricans didn't invite the United States' armed forces.
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They know that we will come to the aid of those countries if they are invaded.
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If a smart speaker hasn't yet invaded your home, you may be looking to rectify that.
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Next thing you know, your brain is being invaded and it doesn't sound good at all.
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Correction: An earlier version of this article said that nutria had invaded every continent except Antarctica.
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"Vermin", meanwhile, expertly explores the lines between hosting and being invaded, between ownership and being ousted.
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Love them or hate them, ring-necked parakeets have invaded Europe and they're here to stay.
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Stanislaw Likiernik, who had Jewish roots, was 16 when Nazi Germany invaded Poland, starting the war.
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The United States invaded Afghanistan in 2001 and has spent hundreds of billions of dollars there.
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When Iraqi troops invaded Kuwait in 1990, Bush assembled an international coalition to push them back.
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Moscow ruled Georgia for most of the 19th and 20th centuries, and invaded briefly in 2008.
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Russia has been under U.S. and EU sanctions since 2014 when it invaded Ukraine's Crimean peninsula.
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He knows that no nuclear-armed nation faces a risk of being invaded by American forces.
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Relations between Brussels and Moscow deteriorated further when Russia invaded Ukraine and annexed Crimea in 20153.
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My space is often invaded, with inconsistent apologies, but I can never push back, not really.
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Parts of Somalia have been occupied by troops from its neighbours since 2006, when Ethiopia invaded.
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I know that I will repeat this process, having my flesh and bone invaded and remodeled.
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Both benefactors, and their contractors, disputed the idea that privacy was invaded or data was endangered.
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It's become all the more disruptive because the players have invaded the grounds during funeral services.
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The United States invaded Panama in 21992 and Noriega was convicted of drug charges in 230.
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The United States first invaded Afghanistan on October 7, 2001, as part of Operation Enduring Freedom.
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It's a state because we invaded it and staged a coup that overthrew its indigenous leadership.
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In the 12th century, the Normans invaded Ireland, beginning the reign of the English in Ireland.
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They were invaded by the then Soviet army in the waning days of World War Two.
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The Chinese People's Liberation Army of today is very different from the one who invaded Vietnam.
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He took them in a St. Petersburg hotel room in 2014, just after Russia invaded Crimea.
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In 2003, the U.S. invaded Iraq in search of nonexistent nuclear, chemical and biological weapons facilities.
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The United States first invaded Afghanistan on October 220, 2001, as part of Operation Enduring Freedom.
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Then things went really sour, and the US invaded his country in 1989 and captured him.
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MENENDEZ: Well, certainly, President Obama created the European deterrence initiative after Russia invaded, and annexed Crimea.
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Endogenous retroviruses first invaded the cells of our primate ancestors more than 50 million years ago.
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All of this became especially pertinent after Iraq invaded Kuwait in 1990, triggering an international crisis.
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"It never seems like a great time to have your privacy invaded," Mr. Affleck said warily.
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During the war, US troops invaded Canada and burned down York — part of what's now Toronto.
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But let's set the record straight: the Yankees invaded this raccoon's field, and they know it.
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And by the time you notice, it'll be too late, and Microsoft will have invaded everything.
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Schlossberg is skeptical about Johnson & Johnson, too, fearing its market share could be invaded by Amazon.
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The 120,000 troops would approach the size of the American force that invaded Iraq in 2003.
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This creates a situation where it's constantly flooded or invaded by all the waste and trash.
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When Hitler invaded France in 1940, she and her husband became active in the French Resistance.
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Alternative history tends to deal in wild hypotheticals — what if aliens invaded during World War II?
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"The complaint that our privacy is being invaded unconstitutionally has become far too common," he said.
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The Pentagon prepared plans to hit the North with nuclear weapons if it invaded the South.
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Before Hitler's and Stalin's forces invaded Poland in 1939, it was home to 19683 million Jews.
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There's one big change in Borderlands 3, though: the world has been invaded by murder streamers.
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Instead, the Arab states supported their intransigence and invaded Israel at the moment of its birth.
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Your privacy is still invaded, only now you're left to wonder if the insights were accurate.
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"Imagine a post-apocalyptic Grand Central Terminal, if it had been invaded by China," Bourdain said.
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Russia invaded Ukraine and has interfered in electoral campaigns in the United States, France and Germany.
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Two weeks later, Adolf Hitler invaded Poland, and the narrow door to escape began to shut.
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Vladimir Putin invaded Ukraine, bombed the hell out of Aleppo, tried to interfere with our election.
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Earlier, several members had invaded the California State Assembly chambers and had their guns taken away.
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Shortly thereafter, however, the Gracie clan, a family of Brazilian jiu-jitsu masters, invaded the sport.
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During a burst of war in Congo between 103 and 2009, insurgents invaded and occupied Virunga.
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Tristan Voorspuy, a former British military officer, lived on a ranch that was invaded in March.
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In Monsey, New York, five Jews were stabbed after a man allegedly invaded a Hanukkah party.
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The new trailer opens with a flashback to when the aliens invaded the family's idyllic town.
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Their lands are being invaded by farmers, ranchers, and land grabbers eager to make a profit.
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When criminal wiretap orders end, their targets are usually notified that their privacy has been invaded.
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With no guarded borders, it also keeps getting accidentally invaded — by famously peaceful Switzerland, no less.
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Russia invaded two of its neighbors — the Republic of Georgia in 2008 and Ukraine in 2014.
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Assassination followed assassination until the end of 1979, when the Soviets invaded and the jihad began.
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But if it's polluted before it reaches the reservation, then their sovereign rights have been invaded.
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When in 1799 Napoleon invaded the Middle East, his troops fell victim to the bubonic plague.
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But again, this only makes sense if you don't remember that Russia invaded Georgia in 2008.
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"Europe has invaded all peoples; all peoples are coming to Europe in their turn," he writes.
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The military's vote was so decisive that the crisis was resolved only when nearby countries invaded.
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But I got there, and, four days later, the Argentines invaded and tried to kill me.
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If Al Gore had taken office in 703, the US almost certainly wouldn't have invaded Iraq.
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Salvini has recognized Crimea – which Russia invaded and annexed from Ukraine in 2014 – as part of Russia.
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Hezbollah was founded in 1982 by Iran's Revolutionary Guards to fight Israeli forces that had invaded Lebanon.
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Cue the suspenseful music, because the Night King and his White Walker army have officially invaded Westeros.
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Hey, maybe Redzepi got the idea from the Pokémon Go-playing zombies who invaded Noma last year.
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Hameed Khalid Darweesh worked with the US government for 10 years after the United States invaded Iraq.
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Russia invaded and then annexed Crimea from Ukraine in 2014, leading to widespread international condemnation and sanctions.
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"sir the russians have invaded ukraine""i will deal with it after this wash cycle"https://t.
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When the White Walkers invaded, the First Men attempted to fight back, but failed on their own.
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The spin room was already a joke in 2004, and Triumph the Insult Comic Dog invaded it.
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"The Garden" (2019) is an installation made for relaxation and yet it's constantly being invaded by trouble.
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When Ukraine sought to move closer to the West, he then annexed Crimea and invaded Eastern Ukraine.
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He double-crossed Mr Kagame and started helping the génocidaires, so the Rwandans invaded again in 1998.
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He was helping his father run a candy shop in Lodz, Poland, when Germany invaded the country.
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President Donald Trump announced Wednesday he is lifting sanctions on Turkey imposed after it invaded northern Syria.
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Haroon Moghul: The real message of the night We shouldn't have invaded Iraq, Donald Trump now says.
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They are signalling proteins that cause certain genes to be expressed when the host body is invaded.
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Thiel feels his privacy was invaded, and he's free to file a lawsuit — but, tellingly, he hasn't.
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I was four years old when my family and I fled Prague just after the Nazis invaded.
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The US has invaded Canada on several occasions—albeit back when Canada was still a British colony.
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Zhia Malen is an alien from another planet, a planet that's about to be invaded by Earth.
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In time, fantasyscapes were so large, so varied, that "pics or it didn't happen" invaded game narratives.
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As they departed, neighboring Arab countries invaded, and Jordanian forces captured the West Bank and East Jerusalem.
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" Farrow went on to detail how the alleged sexual misconduct invaded the news division, even "60 Minutes.
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So these shifting dynamics and the people who stayed behind felt like their neighborhood was being invaded.
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Most historians say the North invaded the South on June 25th, 1950, when the Korean War began.
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Ukraine and Georgia, the two countries Russia has invaded in the past decade, are not NATO members.
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That Monday, fire officials invaded the warehouse and demanded all tenants vacate the premises within an hour.
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Koreans often talk about how they've been victimized and invaded many times over the span of history.
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Not since Mr. Bush invaded Iraq have so many liberals been murmuring about moving to other countries.
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One odious figure, Saddam Hussein, was toppled when America invaded Iraq in 2003, releasing its sectarian demons.
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Baldwin joins the growing list of celebrities who have been hacked, their private information invaded and shared.
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Relentlessly entertaining, the women's stories reflected the Egyptomania that flourished after Napoleon invaded North Africa in 1798.
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A wartime mention of Ukraine as "invaded land" could refer to Russia as well as to Germany.
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"Putin's Russia invaded its neighbors, violated our sovereignty by undermining elections, and attacks dissidents abroad," Biden wrote.
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A reported 200,85033 additional Syrians have been displaced since Turkey invaded Syria less than a month ago.
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Floodwaters invaded many homes and businesses in this Gulf village more than two hours north of Tampa.
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While that was going on, members of Nurmagomedov's entourage invaded the Octagon and exchanged punches with McGregor.
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Their adventure began in 1979, when the Soviet Union invaded and the United States armed Afghan rebels.
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It was supposed to start in 1939, but it was called off when Adolf Hitler invaded Poland.
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The United States invaded Iraq in 2003 to get rid of its dictator, Saddam Hussein — and succeeded.
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"Putin's Russia invaded its neighbors, violated our sovereignty by undermining elections, and attacks dissidents abroad," Biden wrote.
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Men invaded the memorial websites for the victim and flooded comment sections, telling women they were overreacting.
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Pikachu wasn't the only Pokémon on the scene, a parade of Eevees invaded the festival as well.
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Individual privacy can be invaded by inserting people's likenesses into compromising (and sometimes pornographic) pictures and videos.
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Her policies emboldened Russia to the point where it brazenly invaded a sovereign nation with little consequence.
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The automated scourge has invaded practically every platform you love, and isn't going anywhere any time soon.
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It's certainly no French Resistance, which arose after the Nazis invaded and then occupied France in 1940.
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It had invaded his brainstem and beyond, slowly suffocating the nerves that control breathing, swallowing and movement.
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Iran eventually agreed to bargain through Algerian mediators after it was invaded in September 1980 by Iraq.
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Venezuela is not Grenada or Panama, which the United States invaded with relative ease in the 1980s.
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"There was a kind of revolution in the Barceloneta—they were invaded by Airbnb apartments," Pardo said.
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He was born in 22016 and was not quite 22016 when Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait in 22017.
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" The Americans were seeking to improve relations after Russia invaded Georgia, and thought the button said "reset.
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Special Forces were the tip of the spear when the United States invaded Afghanistan in October 2001.
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The obsession with testing that dominates primary education invaded universities, bringing with it a large support staff.
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Front Burner European green crabs, which have invaded American waters, form the backbone of this seafood stock.
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Like Mars has invaded, or — it reminded me of the man in the closet, that HBO thing.
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As a teenager, she fled her home country of Belarus in 1941 after the Nazis invaded it.
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An attacker invaded Rabbi Chaim Rottenberg's home in Monsey, N.Y. Saturday night and stabbed several people there.
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New York is about to transition when it is invaded by interdimensional aliens seeking to destroy it.
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"When our home turf is being invaded, we can only rush to the front and fight back."
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AND SO 1931 WAS WHEN THE JAPANESE INVADED MANCHURIA AND THAT THEY STARTED TO COMPETE WITH RESOURCES.
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In 1948 each side formed its own government — and then in 1950, the North invaded the South.
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Op-Ed Contributor WASHINGTON — The United States invaded Puerto Rico in 19993 and took it from Spain.
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Eight centuries after an English king invaded and subdued it, Ireland is no longer the dominated island.
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"I cannot get back my privacy that had been invaded when those pictures were online," Norma concluded.
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Swarms of desert locusts have invaded eastern Africa, ravaging crops, decimating pasture and deepening a hunger crisis.
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Turkey didn't-- the country that Turkey invaded, they conducted an incursion into, is Syria: a sovereign nation.
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On top of that, Hill's privacy was invaded, her alleged unconventional relationship the subject of media fodder.
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If we are truly being "invaded," shouldn't we be acting now out of fear for our lives?
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A massive storm surge washed over the island and water invaded the interior of the animal shelter.
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He has seized Crimea, invaded Ukraine, and executed military exercises near the edge of a NATO territory.
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And yet that common space has not invaded the actuality of the political reality of our society.
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Turkish forces have recently invaded Syria in an increasingly bloody battle that is roiling the global order.
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But our NATO allies have been steadily increasing defense spending since 28500, when Russia invaded eastern Ukraine.
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He boasted of conversations with Putin that never occurred; he said that Putin had not invaded Ukraine.
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Less than three months later, Germany invaded Poland, causing Britain and France to declare war on Germany.
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Dolly Rabinowitz was 13 years old when the Nazis invaded Hungary and began rounding up Jewish families.
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That year, Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait in a naked grab for Kuwait's productive oil industry.
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" And pressed to apologize for his physical interactions with women, he offered, "Sorry I invaded your space.
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Gluck, an American-born Jew who married a Hungarian, was living in Budapest when the Nazis invaded.
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The US primarily invaded Iraq not because of lies or because of bad intelligence, though both featured.
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The US had invaded Panama in 1989 and hauled the general back to the US for trial.
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He actually fled across the border as a refugee in Hungary in 1956 when the Soviets invaded.
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Daenerys Targaryen paces around Dragonstone, having just invaded with her giant army of Unsullied, Ironborn, and Dornish.
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Of course, none of these problems would have occurred if New Zealand hadn't been invaded by humans.
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Any group that's been invaded by England should get a free pass to invade England at least once.
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Five days after the photograph was taken the German Army invaded Poland and the Second World War began.
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" Speaking with CBS&apos "Face the Nation," she said the notion Obama let Crimea be invaded is "outrageous.
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And in 1990, Iraq invaded fellow OPEC member Kuwait -- an incursion that would start the first Gulf War.
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But it's not clear if Turkey, which invaded Syria on August 24, sees things exactly the same way.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Protesters wearing yellow vests invaded the office of Britain's Attorney General in central London on Tuesday.
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He stopped right next to me and invaded my personal space, just to ogle me as I passed.
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When ISIS invaded, they immediately began destroying or stealing artifacts, and antiquities workers were killed during that evacuation.
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Trump Hameed Khalid Darweesh worked with the American government for 10 years after the United States invaded Iraq.
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Thiel said in May 2016 he helped fund Bollea's lawsuit because publishing the video invaded the wrestler's privacy.
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Trump has suggested that the Russians could keep Crimea, the Ukrainian territory they invaded and annexed in 2014.
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Like Poirot, Hornais was a Belgian gendarme who fled Belgium for Britain in 1914, when the Germans invaded.
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Japan's fate was sealed when the Soviets invaded as the official US Navy Museum in Washington, DC acknowledges.
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And what you'll see in the slideshow ahead is evidence that they invaded the pages of lookbooks, too.
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He skipped the Paris Peace March and he failed to backup Ukraine when Russia invaded half its country.
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" She added, "I watched as fear invaded my father's eyes – this man who was never afraid of anything.
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"I watched as fear invaded my father's eyes -- this man who was never afraid of anything," she said.
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He decided to write "The Open Society" after Hitler invaded Austria and described it as "my war effort".
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The Ghana-based filmmakers rethink Mortal Kombat as the story of Kitana, a princess whose homelands are invaded.
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It is the third major battle for Falluja since the U.S.-led coalition invaded Iraq 20113 years ago.
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He emigrated to Canada after the Soviet Union invaded Hungary in November 1956 to suppress a popular revolt.
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But America invaded Panama in 1989 to oust him when he became a threat to US citizens there.
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The real world really invaded the fantasy of The Bachelorette tonight, and everything's looking pretty flimsy in comparison.
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The Spanish state, having lost most of its empire and been invaded by Napoleon, was weak and penniless.
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From Target pajamas to prepaid debit cards, Lisa Frank's dreamy, technicolor prints have triumphantly re-invaded e-commerce.
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"Instead of going to Mars, we invaded the Middle East," said Thiel, a major donor to libertarian causes.
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The Witcher is set in The Continent, a world that is invaded by demons from a parallel dimension.
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The firebrand Shia cleric (pictured) directed his supporters to attack the American troops who invaded Iraq in 2003.
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Since the Bush administration invaded Iraq, I've heard people ask when music was going to get political again.
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Floodwaters invaded downtown hotels and businesses and turned streets into rivers, paralyzing rush-hour traffic and stalling cars.
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But the latest eruption took volcanologists by surprise when it invaded Leilani Estates, a residential area near Kilauea.
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The reason Selma popped the way it did was because it invaded American televisions for the first time.
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PRINCE AL FAISAL: Unfortunately I think the U.S. has made wrong decisions when they invaded Iraq for example.
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When the United States invaded Iraq in 2003, I was living in Baghdad with my wife and children.
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Twice invaded by Italy, it was for most of the twentieth century Africa's one holdout against European control.
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Whenever she was around, my room looked like Carrie from Sex and the City just got home-invaded.
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It won't be the first time the Sun has had its personal space invaded by a stellar tourist.
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But he warned that the Maute group is dangerous and that Mindanao is being invaded by foreign fighters.
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In 1975, their vast territory—some 100,20163 square miles of desert bordering the Atlantic—was invaded by Morocco.
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In early 2014, Russian troops invaded the Crimean Peninsula, in Ukraine, claiming that it was historically Russian territory.
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The controversy touches on a deeply sensitive topic for Poland, which was invaded and occupied by Nazi Germany.
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Turkey invaded Syria three days after the White House announced the withdrawal of US forces from the area.
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Mr. Baghdadi — his force now rebranded as the Islamic State — invaded Syria to fight his former Qaeda allies.
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After Manafort's clients were ousted in 2014, Russian forced annexed Crimea and Kremlin-backed proxies invaded eastern Ukraine.
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If the president had been "tougher" on Russia (how is left unsaid), Putin never would have invaded Crimea.
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Rabbi Heschel left Warsaw for safety in London and then New York six weeks before Hitler invaded Poland.
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Russia invaded the Republic of Georgia in 2008 and continues to occupy, illegally, 20% of that country's territory.
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But it's also true when celebrities complain that their privacy is being invaded by photographers and gossip columnists.
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Finally, at year's end, the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan and seized power to prop up a Communist government.
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We are now at about the stage in Venezuela where, in the Iraq case, the Bush administration invaded.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin invaded Ukraine, annexed Crimea, and has provided crucial military support to the Assad regime.
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We have the aim to break the Moroccan media blockade imposed since it invaded and occupied Western Sahara.
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The Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan with three divisions in December 1979 to prop up a fellow communist government.
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"28500 years ago the U.S. illegally invaded Iraq, leaving a trail of destruction and lives lost," Omar tweeted.
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They invaded my garbage, gnawed on old pork chops, and left them to rot on the kitchen floor.
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"People who revel in 'librul tears' invaded KiA and brought with them the content they like," Ode_to_Joy said.
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Eating lionfish is a strategy that others have adopted pretty much every place the little fuckers have invaded.
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I think some people don't even realize how much technology has invaded nearly every segment of their life.
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Silicon Valley invaded Halloween this year, with many costumes of former WeWork CEO Adam Neumann appearing on Twitter.
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Before too long, however, the Soviet Union was embroiled in conflicts in Africa and in 1979 invaded Afghanistan.
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There is a movement to destroy our democracy, and it has invaded one of our two major parties.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the number of years ago that Akinbode Oluwafemi's home was invaded.
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Then, in 1941, when he was 16, the Germans invaded, and his parents, who were Jewish, were murdered.
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The Korean War began in 1950 when North Korea invaded the South and nearly conquered all of it.
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Work wear, in general, has invaded mainstream women's fashion, but overalls occupy a special place for the pregnant.
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Overnight, hundreds of township residents invaded a hilly stretch of Mr. Smit's vineyard and erected shacks on it.
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When President George W. Bush invaded Iraq in 2003, Mr. Koizumi was one of his staunchest foreign supporters.
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The Najjars met and married in 213, a year before the United States and its allies invaded Baghdad.
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"I was uneasy with the fact that somebody invaded their resting space," Ms. Harris, 57, said on Thursday.
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But to be extra clear: There would be no conflict in Ukraine if Russia had not invaded it.
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When the Japanese invaded Burma in 1942, during World War II, Goenka and his family fled to India.
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The rebels had invaded the cities of Gao and ancient Timbuktu and would occupy them for 10 months.
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Fact: Russia interfered in our elections and invaded our democracy -- and now they're trying to do it again.
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"Two hundred years ago, the United States invaded our territory," a narrator ominously said in one government ad.
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Sarah's village is invaded by Nazis, and her family members are captured and taken to a concentration camp.
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"There is no threat of Maldives being invaded by foreign military," the Defense Ministry said in a statement.
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Iran helped found Hizbullah there in 1985 to fight the Israeli army, which had invaded its northern neighbour.
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"It's about running to the window, and the man who invaded your home is still there," he said.
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In the ravings of Trump's Ukrainian call, we saw undeniable proof that Infowars has invaded the president's brain.
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U.S. troops invaded Afghanistan in 2001 as part of a campaign to topple the Taliban following the Sept.
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The Soviets invaded Afghanistan, resulting in the quagmire that accelerated their consignment to the ash heap of history.
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Likewise, Obama did not retaliate against Russia when it annexed Crimea, invaded Ukraine, or facilitated genocide in Syria.
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Mahathir said in October India "invaded and occupied" Kashmir, a disputed mainly Muslim region also claimed by Pakistan.
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The siege last fall was the second time in a year that the Taliban had invaded Kunduz City.
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"Probably killed women and children, if there were any left in the city when we invaded," he'd said.
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"We've seen this story many times before... Any independency ends up being invaded or flowed in with capital."
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And I was deeply unsettled by the way he had violated his customers' trust and invaded their privacy.
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Russia controversially invaded and annexed the Crimean peninsula, a region of Ukraine, prompting criticism from the international community.
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Russian soldiers invaded the peninsula early that year, forcibly seizing control of government buildings and installing new officials.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has illegally seized Crimea, invaded Ukraine, and meddled in the US and French elections.
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When Israel invaded, he was wounded in his foot while fighting with the boys and was severely injured.
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And Hogan's legal team has argued that showing the tape had no journalistic value and invaded his privacy.
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The Russian Embassy in South Africa subtweeted the Polish Embassy in the UK on Tuesday, denying responsibility for the 1939 invasion of Poland, which started World War II.The Soviet Union and Nazi Germany signed a nonaggression pact days before Germany invaded Poland and about three weeks before the Soviets invaded.
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Once again, Trump falsely claimed to have argued against the war in Iraq before the U.S. invaded the country.
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Some judges ruled against him even when their courtrooms were invaded by thugs chanting that they should be killed.
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It really isn't easy looking after your family, especially now that the online world has invaded our everyday lives.
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On April 1, 1945, his unit invaded the island of Okinawa, a battle which presented its own unique horrors.
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Western countries discouraged Ukraine from fighting when Russia invaded Crimea, and Mr Poroshenko resists calling the conflict a war.
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When the Soviet Union invaded in August 1968, Mr. Forman was in Paris negotiating to make a Hollywood film.
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The Skrulls are a race of shapeshifters that, in the comics, have invaded and very nearly taken over Earth.
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Canvases became smaller and views more intimate; nature was something more easily conquered, its wildness increasingly invaded by machines.
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Born in Riga, Latvia, in 19773, Celmins was almost two years old when the Soviet Army invaded her country.
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But in 2014, when the Islamic State invaded the country, it was Iran that came first to aid Iraq.
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Not only have the emoticons invaded our menus, but now they're revealing some surprising truths about our Instagram use.
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The Nizam of Hyderabad ruled over his independent state from 1911 until 1948, when the Indian Army invaded it.
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Type I interferons spring into action when a human has been invaded by some kind of virus or bacteria.
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Aliens haven't just invaded; they're here, they run pretty much everything and they're secretly working to destroy us all.
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Rubbish started to accumulate in the water storage basins, which were invaded by "typha" grass growing several meters high.
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"I felt very invaded personally, but then I also saw it was such a public interest issue," Carroll says.
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Tanzanian security forces arrested at least 66 people in June after hundreds of villagers invaded North Mara gold mine.
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P. destructans is one of several pathogens to have invaded the United States, this one having arrived from Europe.
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Al Andalus Islamic forces, which came to be known as the Moors, invaded Spain from North Africa in 20143.
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This commitment has been broken by one signatory country, which attempted to annex Crimea and invaded Ukraine's Donbas region.
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Russia briefly invaded Georgia 11 years ago and the opposition accuse the government of not standing up to Moscow.
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Haber acknowledged that Nord Stream 2 has become political since Russia invaded eastern Ukraine and annexed Crimea in 2014.
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What if the Colosseum was invaded by a giant octopus squirming its legs in and out of the columns?
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What would have happened if the United States had failed to act after Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait in 2628?
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Ten years ago, our northern neighbor Russia invaded Georgia and took possession of 20 percent of our sovereign territory.
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Big tech has so heavily invaded Austin, Texas, that the capital city now has its own $1 million neighborhood.
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Pompeo said Russia violated globally agreed upon principles in 2014 when it invaded Ukraine and annexed the Crimean Peninsula.
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He had a good reason: The Soviets had invaded Afghanistan, in a flamboyant bid to expand their Communist empire.
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They found that way the next year, when Saddam Hussein's Iraq invaded Iran, hoping to seize oil-rich territory.
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He claimed multiple times on Monday that Putin had "outsmarted" former President Obama when he invaded and annexed Crimea.
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When Turkey invaded northeastern Syria — a BRI partner nation — in October, China told Turkey to stop (and was ignored).
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Terrorists may have temporarily invaded their place of learning, but they can never take what these students have learned.
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In 1980, President Carter ordered a grain embargo on the Soviet Union, which had invaded Afghanistan the year before.
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It got its present name Koh-i-noor from Persian ruler Nadir Shah, who invaded north India in 1739.
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Before coming to the US, the spotted lanternfly invaded Korea, quickly establishing itself and wreaking havoc on its agriculture.
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As a 2628 study made clear, Russia has actively used this method in Ukraine since it invaded in 28500.
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There have been no flights between the neighbouring countries since former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait in 1990.
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" McKay said Trump "has no belief system," whereas Cheney, if he "had stayed in office ... would have invaded Iran.
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The Obama administration's directive on bathrooms unlawfully invaded areas that are left to state discretion under the Tenth Amendment.
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Maybe North Korea thinks it's about to be invaded by the South, leading it to mount a preemptive strike.
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Iraq's Saddam Hussein had just invaded Kuwait, and the Marines were needed to hold the line in Saudi Arabia.
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Another, Valle de Dios, was an empty desert canyon until it was invaded by squatters in the early 2000s.
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Poland was the first country invaded by Nazi Germany and its population – ethnic Poles and Jews alike — suffered immensely.
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Would the United States have invaded Iraq if it didn't believe that other countries would help clean up after?
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He escaped from prison in Kuwait after Iraq, under the leadership of Saddam Hussein, invaded the country in 1990.
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Mr. Kim, the grandfather of the current North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, invaded South Korea without notifying Mao.
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But it also focuses on the traumatic after-effects of having your life invaded and your dignity roundly degraded.
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Poland was the first country invaded by Nazi Germany, and its population – ethnic Poles and Jews alike — suffered immensely.
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Russia invaded Ukraine in 2014 and seized parts of Crimea, a southern peninsula, and eastern parts of the country.
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As with wages, there is no precedent for this in recent history — at least not since Napoleon invaded Russia.
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When he heard that enemy troops had invaded the kingdom he loved, he flung himself into the Miluo River.
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Mr. Bello gathered his 15 children and fled after dozens of militants on motorbikes invaded his village in July.
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Violence and disease helped cut that number in half by the mid-1840s, when the United States military invaded.
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My dad fled his home with his family in 1967, when Israeli soldiers invaded and occupied the West Bank.
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After the Germans invaded, Jews were hidden elsewhere because the Oversteegens feared that their Communist leanings might invite exposure.
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The Dramastics are an all-girl punk band that invaded the imagination of the sculptor Nathan Carter in 2014.
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When the U.S. invaded Afghanistan in 2001 and toppled the Taliban's government, much of Afghan society welcomed American troops.
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" He added: "Turkey didn't — the country that Turkey invaded, they conducted an incursion into, is Syria, a sovereign nation.
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His formal education ended in his early teens, about a year after the Nazis invaded the Netherlands in 1940.
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I had wanted to see how the country was getting on some 15 years after I had invaded it.
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In those areas invaded by the famous 49ers in their frenzied search for gold, fraud and criminality ran rampant.
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The Chinese Army invaded Kham in 1950, and the area now lies in the western part of Sichuan Province.
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It was the Taliban, who, in November, invaded the district of Jaghori in Ghazni province where he grew up.
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The game was therefore official, but a driving rain had invaded Philadelphia and would not let up for days.
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Meanwhile, Jaime Lannister (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) and his army invaded House Tyrell, which ended with Olenna Tyrell's dignified demise.
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Heavily armed pastoralists had invaded her ranch in northern Kenya and were edging closer and closer to her house.
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Pompeo said Russia violated globally agreed upon principles in 6900 when it invaded Ukraine and annexed the Crimean Peninsula.
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To recap some relevant recent history, Iraq's Saddam Hussein invaded Iran in 1980, believing he could do just that.
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But in 13, just months after the new Constitution was approved, Saddam Hussein, the president of Iraq, invaded Iran.
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If e-scooters have invaded your town like they have mine, you've seen Xiaomi's Mi Electric Scooter in action.
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The U.S. invaded in 1994, hoping to enforce stability, and ten years later the U.N. sent in peacekeeping troops.
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Russia invaded Georgia in August of 2008, and annexed Crimea in 2014, which has a sizable ethnic Russian population.
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These internet-connected cameras have invaded much of America's suburbs, as Gizmodo showed using data that Ring left exposed.
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Kyiv needed both of those things as it continues to fight off Russian forces that have invaded Ukraine's east.
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Afghanistan's modern woes began in earnest in 19903, when the Soviet Union invaded to prop up a communist regime.
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After al-Qaeda plotted the September 22001th, 21950 attacks from Afghan camps, the United States and its allies invaded.
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The statement also condemned the way that the news media has invaded Ms. Markle's privacy and harassed her mother.
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In 1980, President Carter ordered a grain embargo against the Soviet Union, which had invaded Afghanistan the prior year.
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Moscow's membership in the G8 group was suspended in 2014 after Russian troops invaded and annexed Ukraine's Crimea peninsula.
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According to McClatchy, when the Russians invaded Georgia in 2008, Shishani put his special forces training to good use.
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We created the power vacuum that gave rise to ISIS when we invaded Iraq in 2003—it's our fault.
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The series even gets at the almost sensuous feeling that would result from having your mind invaded so intimately.
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Ukraine has fought against pro-Russia separatists for more than five years, after Russian troops invaded the Crimean peninsula.
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Sadr's militia staged two violent uprisings against U.S. forces after they invaded Iraq and toppled Saddam Hussein in 2003.
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Three years after Japan bombed the U.S. naval base at Pearl Harbor, American forces had invaded Japan's outlying islands.
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Russia was kicked out of what was then the G8 in 2014 after it invaded Ukraine and annexed Crimea.
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Poland was the first country invaded by Nazi Germany, and its population — ethnic Poles and Jews alike — suffered immensely.
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During Obama's presidency, Putin invaded Ukraine and supported Assad as he killed thousands of his people with chemical weapons.
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In 2014 Russia invaded Crimea, part of sovereign Ukraine, sending in Russian soldiers in unmarked uniforms to occupy the peninsula.
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Three gunmen then invaded the hospital, made their way to the second and third floors and opened fire, Sediqqi said.
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The kingdom, which fell out with Saddam after Iraq invaded Kuwait in 1990, then handed the vessel over to Jordan.
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As Westeros was invaded by various tribes — especially the Seven-worshipping Andals — weirwoods were chopped down at an increasing rate.
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Just as with the original Alien, it's the men whose bodies are being invaded and turned into hosts and carriers.
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That is bad news for some animals, such as the mountain goat, whose alpine habitat is being invaded by trees.
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Turkey has invaded the region in an effort to push out the Kurds after America, which had backed them, withdrew.
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"The neighborhood has been invaded like crazy," said Peter Perugini, a trapper with Above All Pest Management in Nassau County.
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Having invaded their lives as minutely as possible, he would dismiss them without a second thought or a second read.
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Assassins, out to kill any Israeli's they could find living in Paris, invaded his family's home and killed his stepfather.
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In June, miners invaded a village in the northern state of Amapá and fatally stabbed the Indigenous leader Emrya Wajãp.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The United States was invaded by hundreds of giants in the 19633s and 70s.
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When they used the forest as a base to attack Rwanda, he invaded his giant neighbour, twice, to slaughter them.
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In 1956, Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nassar nationalized the Suez Canal and the Soviets invaded Hungary shortly before the election.
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Russian president Vladimir Putin knows that too, and that's one of the reasons he invaded Crimea with confidence in 2014.
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Wow, how scandalous, Steve King doesn't want his country invaded by people who have contempt for his culture and people!
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The nations most concerned about Russian aggression -- Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland -- were invaded by the Soviet Union in 1940.
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And no sooner than a football game starts, and stadiums are beginning to see their airspace being invaded by drones.
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It went in pretty deep, the tumor had invaded into my nerves and had gone in deep into my septum.
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The themes of invasion come up early in the form of invasive noise, invaded personal space, and breaking and entering.
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Puerto Rico was a Spanish colony for centuries until the US invaded it during the Spanish-American War in 2645.
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She traveled to Turkey last year to help negotiate a ceasefire after Turkish troops invaded northern Syria over U.S. objections.
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On January 20th Pakistan suffered a crueller blow when terrorists invaded Bacha Khan University, a co-ed establishment near Peshawar.
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He also praised the Obama administration for its decision to impose sanctions on Russia after it invaded Ukraine in 2014.
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Russia has illegally invaded Ukraine and Georgia and annexed Crimea, but remains a member of the powerful U.N. Security Council.
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A Florida jury ruled in Hogan's favor, deciding that his privacy had been invaded; additional damages will be awarded later.
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Hogan has been suing Gawker for posting a video of him having sex, claiming that its publication invaded his privacy.
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A cloud of bees invaded the streets and looked like a scene out of the 27 horror flick The Swarm.
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Given that the Japanese invaded four months later, it was arguably the luckiest fucking thing that ever happened to him.
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His country had been invaded and nearly conquered, and he wanted a precedent that made wars of aggression a crime.
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Brazil's federal police are investigating the death and allegations by tribe members that their lands were invaded by wildcat miners.
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But it's also the closest point of access for Russia to Crimea, a peninsula Moscow invaded and annexed in 2014.
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Examples of joint action include a common response to Iran's nuclear ambitions and sanctions on Russia after it invaded Ukraine.
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The French king Charles VIII had invaded Italy the year before and conquered Rome, initiating the decades-long Italian Wars.
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An impressive cloud briefly invaded Natural Bridges Beach in Santa Cruz, making the picturesque beach look like the impending apocalypse.
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He speaks often of Reagan-style "peace through strength," reminding crowds that the largest country Mr. Reagan invaded was Grenada.
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TV's "What America's Thinking" that people in the U.S. have grown used to having their privacy invaded in some capacity.
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It shouldn't come as a surprise that allowing for a privacy invasion might just result in one's privacy...being invaded.
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Russia had invaded Crimea in 2014, and the Pentagon deemed the aid crucial in bolstering Ukraine's hand during peace talks.
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For the past four years, the Global Citizen Festival has invaded Central Park for a free concert featuring genuine superstars.
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Turkey invaded northern Syria on October 9, displacing thousands of Kurds, and shelling vast areas of the war-torn country.
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In 1979, China invaded neighboring Vietnam, a country that had just finished fighting its own civil war four years prior.
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In the last ten years, Russia has invaded two independent, non-NATO countries -- Georgia in 2008 and Ukraine in 2014.
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After the U.S. invaded Afghanistan in late 2001, the international community, including the U.S., poured money into women's rights programs.
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The group controlled Afghanistan until its 2001 ouster by the US-led coalition that invaded following the 9/11 attacks.
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"It was the government of the US that invaded Cuba, that put the blockade," Diaz-Canel said in the video.
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The attacker, Omar Alabed, who invaded their home, was shot and taken to a hospital for treatment, the military said.
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American soldiers are shown treating the citizens of the land they invaded as if they were minor nuisances, like insects.
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He has shown an incredible lack of knowledge about world affairs, including not knowing Russia had invaded Ukraine in 2014.
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JASON FARAGO The show begins in 1991, when George H.W. Bush ordered the U.S. military to storm Iraqi-invaded Kuwait.
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NATO says it is taking extra precautions after Russia invaded Ukraine in 2014 and annexed Crimea in a controversial referendum.
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Six months later, sixty-five hundred marines invaded Falluja, after first allowing safe passage for nearly all the city's civilians.
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Bieber -- who's in Ottawa for his Purpose tour -- was pretty much left to himself, until a fan invaded his space.
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Leonard Delaney is the author of Conquered By Clippy, Invaded By The iWatch, and several other masterpieces of erotic fiction.
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A lot of people are saying that this raccoon invaded Yankees training camp at Florida's Steinbrenner Field in Tampa, Florida.
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The agreement came after Turkey invaded Syria after President Donald Trump pulled troops out of the country in early October.
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Before we knew it, the wellness point of view had invaded everything in our lives: Summer-solstice sales are wellness.
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When the Romans invaded Corinthia in 146 B.C., they spared Tenea, possibly because of shared mythical links to Trojan founders.
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Invaded first by the Nazis and then by the Soviets, Poland and its people, gentiles and Jews alike, suffered immensely.
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"We're being invaded," parried a caller from Tucson, according to a transcript provided by a person who recorded the event.
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In April 1940, however, Germany invaded Norway and Denmark, and Chamberlain's campaign of secrecy and misinformation finally rebounded on him.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the number of snail kites since their habitat was invaded by large snails.
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When the Germans invaded Poland in September 1939, Mr. Blaichman's village, southeast of Warsaw, at first didn't feel many effects.
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Prussia and Austria issued an ultimatum to rescind the decision, and when the Danes resisted, they invaded, quickly overrunning Schleswig.
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In addition to Koreans, women from the Philippines, China and other countries invaded by Japan were forced into sexual slavery.
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A herd of Kashmir goats have invaded a seaside resort in Wales after the coronavirus lockdown left the streets deserted.
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Although the Vandals had invaded North Africa in 219 CE, they were more likely dressed in traditional tunics and pants.
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Historically, the land on which the modern state sits was frequently invaded, with bigger powers fighting wars on its territory.
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And when Russia illegally annexed Crimea and invaded Ukraine, the United States led the effort to impose sanctions on Russia.
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President Trump said yesterday that he would put sanctions on Turkish government agencies and officials after Turkey invaded northern Syria.
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The United States invaded Afghanistan because the Taliban government had given safe haven to Al Qaeda, which conducted the Sep.
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The Indian army invaded Pakistan from the east and west on December 3 and Pakistani defenses surrendered on December 16.
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When George W. Bush invaded Iraq in 223 to topple Saddam Hussein, we destroyed the government from the top down.
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Brett then went to work for George W. Bush, who invaded Iraq on an unjustified pretext and destroyed countless lives.
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The United States invaded Iraq in 2003, arguing that it intended to replace Saddam Hussein with a friendly democratic regime.
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Russia has a right to be paranoid because of their terrible history of being invaded by a Western European nation.
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So-called influencers have invaded this world, too, with many adding tablescapes to their outfit-of-the-day post rotation.
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An attacker invaded Rottenberg's home in Monsey, N.Y. Saturday before stabbing five people and sending the victims to local hospitals.
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David Mbatia, one of the teachers, said he was afraid that the herdsmen who had invaded farms might kill him.
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When Russia invaded Ukraine in 2014, it became clear that the Obama administration had gravely miscalculated Kremlin intentions and strategies.
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She simply asked him whether — knowing what we know now — he would have invaded Iraq, as his brother had done.
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Instead, those funds were used to battle other threats, including the Islamic State, which recently invaded coastal towns in Puntland.
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This year, bookstores are being invaded by an army of new books related to the centenary of the Russian Revolution.
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I was very excited about an upcoming ballet recital, which happened to be taking place the day the Germans invaded.
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Just days after Trump's announcement, Turkish troops invaded to confront an autonomous pocket of Kurdish fighters along the shared border.
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Henry V rejected the offer, and in 1415, he invaded France and beat tremendous odds at the battle of Agincourt.
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In 2014, Russia invaded and annexed Crimea, which had been part of Ukraine since the fall of the Soviet Union.
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Nominally a NATO member, Turkey invaded northern Syria to seize control of Kurdish regions and attack and neutralize Kurdish forces.
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Pressure on European countries to repatriate citizens has increased since Turkey invaded Kurdish-controlled territory in northern Syria last month.
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Turkey invaded northern Syria to fight Kurdish forces allied with America, after Mr Trump withdrew his troops from the area.
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But now, like giving up your favorite dive bar that has been invaded by tourists, it's time to move on.
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In 1990, when Iraq invaded her homeland, the work became an anguished, diaristic record of the horrors unfolding under occupation.
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These come to the surface when the dunes of Penzance are invaded by a squadron of dewy, gaily tripping maidens.
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In 1962, China invaded India through Ladakh in the north, which spiraled into a disastrous war between the two countries.
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America had invaded us, or at the very least had occupied or fought in our countries of origin or heritage.
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"They invaded his property rights," Erwin Chemerinsky, a lawyer for Mr. Hyatt, said of the officials' investigation of his client.
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In December 1989, he invaded Panama in "Operation Just Cause" to depose its thuggish leader Manuel Noriega and restore democracy.
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A number of 2016's home invasion films have interrogated this narrative of an innocent victim invaded by faceless nihilists.
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That's what I think has happened with a lot of it is ... The twitchiness of the internet has invaded everything.
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Canada remains a separate country despite being twice invaded by Americans intent on occupying the entire northern part of the continent.
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It's hard to believe they are practicing a high-stakes emergency evacuation that simulates what would happen if North Korea invaded.
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You know the Germans invaded Belgium and the people were saying, "Well they&aposre bayonetting babies and they&aposre raping Nuns".
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Image 43 of 2 MOSCOW – Kylian Mbappe high-fived a political protester who invaded the field during the World Cup final.
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So might neighbours which, in living memory, China has invaded, threatened with invasion, bullied or robbed of South China Sea reefs.
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The removal of U.S. troops in the region caused the displacement of hundreds of thousands of Kurds after Turkish forces invaded.
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After Russia invaded Ukraine in 2014, Congress passed a bill banning the use of Russian rocket engines to launch military satellites.
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To the east is Vietnam, nearly six times as populous, which invaded Cambodia in 1979 and occupied it for ten years.
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After my first trip to Belize, I returned to Los Angeles to a swarm of bees that had invaded my bedroom.
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Some were French, including 1,300 Gypsies, mainly inhabitants of Alsace-Lorraine who had been kicked out when Germany invaded that region.
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While some editors continued to live their lives as they did before the photographers invaded, others took advantage of the situation.
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That Thiel wanted to teach Gawker a lesson, nearly a decade later, when the company invaded Hulk Hogan's privacy, is unsurprising.
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Dutch peacekeepers were sent to Srebrenica under a UN mandate to protect civilians, but stood aside while Bosnian Serb forces invaded.
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Japan invaded Korea before World War II, and its military involvement in Korea dates back to at least the 18th century.
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The prime minister had opposed any action, but just woken to the news that American marines had invaded while London slept.
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Men dressed as police invaded her Paris hotel and gagged and bound her while they took $10 million worth of jewelry.
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During World War II, Germany invaded France in May of 1940 and it was clear that the French would fall immediately.
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Most recently, Fortnite was invaded by the mysterious cube, which slowly rolled across the map, and eventually created a floating island.
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As gangs of blacks calling themselves war veterans invaded white-owned farms Mugabe said it was a correction of colonial injustices.
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To help you on your quest, we've rounded up the British shows, old and new, that have invaded our TV screens.
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The al Qaeda militant group, then based in Afghanistan, was blamed and the United States and its allies invaded the country.
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Christians invaded and attempted to claim the Near East during the Crusades, a series of religious wars between 1095 and 1291.
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Guard your email addressKeep your email address well guarded and you're less likely to find your inbox invaded with unwanted material.
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Some white Americans have felt that their physical and psychological space was being invaded by the demographic changes embodied by Obama.
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In the following years, the US invaded and occupied Cuba twice — in 1906 and again in 20083 — to put down rebellions.
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Likewise, Obama took a hard line on Russia by the end of his administration, imposing crippling sanctions after Moscow invaded Ukraine.
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Today, the tick species has invaded eight more states: Arkansas, Connecticut, Maryland, North Carolina, New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia and West Virginia.
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After considering bike and scooter rental startups, they saw how startups like LimeBike and Spin invaded cities like a war party.
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Long story short, I was desperate to cleanse my life and space of all the negative energy that had invaded it.
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Russia responded by intervening and sent thousands of troops into South Ossetia and invaded Georgian territory, threatening the capital of Tbilisi.
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The two powers have backed competing factions in Iraq, Syria, Yemen and Lebanon since the United States invaded Iraq in 2003.
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In 0003, when Turkish troops invaded the island following a Greek Cypriot coup, the town was home to some 2000,23 people.
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I was in the Horn of Africa at a time when we were propping up the Ethiopians as they invaded Somalia.
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WHEN the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan in 1979, it triggered one of the largest refugee outflows since the second world war.
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It was jarring to see O'Grady sit serenely in a space she would have invaded at the peak of her career.
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President Bush invaded Iraq and forcibly removed its government, with the peak of our deployment exceeding 2628,28503 troops four years later.
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But on that particular summer afternoon, two masked, armed kidnappers invaded the family's home, taping up two staffers and snatching Piper.
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Protesters angered by Ecopetrol's alleged violations of labor agreements have blocked roads, invaded fields and burned buildings, including a control room.
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Relations between the U.S. and Russia have been strained since the Kremlin invaded eastern Ukraine and began supporting pro-Russian separatists.
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But when Kosatka is invaded by a "peacekeeping force," he'll have to decide whether or not to stand with the Kosatkans.
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Many houses lost walls as the wind pried them loose or trees crashed down, and floodwaters invaded many homes and businesses.
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Allies should meet their defense spending commitments because Russia has invaded two of its neighbors and is killing Europeans in Ukraine.
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When Mr. Erdogan's message was aired live on CNNTurk, a private TV channel, the junta soldiers invaded its premises as well.
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Gabbard told the Times that tech giants have both invaded users' privacy and crushed smaller companies who they view as competition.
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"The main ecological impact would be to restore the ecosystem to how it was before the mosquitoes invaded," according to Verily.
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This is 1939, and although Germany has recently invaded Poland and World War II has begun, the events overseas seem irrelevant.
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I first became aware of Owens in 2356, when one of her paintings in a SoHo group show invaded my sleep.
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In 85033, Carney was part of a 96-man unit that invaded Honduras to bring the Nicaraguan Communist revolution there too.
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Russia invaded Crimea and has backed separatists elsewhere in eastern Ukraine since 2014, a move that prompted international backlash and isolation.
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In a brazen assault four months ago, gunmen invaded another Bamako hotel, the Radisson Blu, leaving at least 19 people dead.
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Let's TAke a look, y'all: The "Psycho" video comes out almost exactly 15 years after the US and UK invaded Iraq.
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Moreover, ISIS had invaded their territory, and was besieging a Kurdish city named Kobane at the time of the US intervention.
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Privileged pretty-people assholes have invaded the tech industry because it has become a locus of power and of cultural cachet.
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The predatory rats first invaded the island as stowaways on whaling ships and began targeting the eggs and chicks of seabirds.
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The U.S. has invaded two of Iran's neighbors and uses its presence in Iraq and Afghanistan to stage operations against Iran.
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While not the first time Taliban fighters have invaded a major Afghan city in recent years, Ghazni's strategic location is important.
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Poland was invaded and occupied by Germany in 1939, but unlike in neighboring countries, there was no collaborationist government in Warsaw.
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The IRGC was a ragtag militia manned by poorly trained, under-armed recruits when Saddam Hussein invaded Iran in September 1980.
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By March 2015, the two princes had invaded Yemen together to roll back a takeover by a faction aligned with Iran.
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But almost immediately, Ethiopia invaded Somalia with tacit support from the U.S., and recaptured the city for Somalia's transitional federal government.
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In 1940, when he was 9, German troops invaded Belgium, and the Steins, who were Jewish, fled to the United States.
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Under his leadership a coalition of nations was formed that led to the defeat of Saddam Hussein after he invaded Kuwait.
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J-horror refers to the very specific type of Japanese horror movie that invaded America in the early-to-mid 00s.
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She seemed to reach the same conclusion as have many Russia analysts: that Putin invaded Ukraine for reasons specific to Ukraine.
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Not long after the Focazios moved into the home, an intruder invaded the mansion when Dr. Focazio's wife, Debra, was home.
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Mr. Cromartie was visiting Denver when thieves invaded his hotel room, bound and gagged him and stole his watch and $33.
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Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2014, annexed Crimea and shortly thereafter instigated a separatist movement in Mr. Yanukovych's home region, Donetsk.
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Mr. Desfor volunteered to cover the Korean War for the news service when the North invaded the South in June 1950.
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Another surprise came from Kuwait, which has had frosty relations with Iraq, its larger neighbor, since 53, when Saddam Hussein invaded.
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But those same receptors live in our digestive system, and the study authors suggested that our intestines could be invaded too.
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Thursday, Mr. Rowe and Mr. Dubose then invaded the home of an elderly couple, Sheriff Austin Swing of Bedford County said.
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"I kind of invaded on someone's private moment, but I'm hoping now that they might be glad I did," she said.
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The Turkish president found complete support again when he invaded the Afrin region of Syria in 2018 and northern Syria recently.
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Their home values are crippled, and their privacy and serenity are invaded by the illegal and unsightly structure looming above them.
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After the September 11 attacks in 2001, Hussein's Iraq was deemed too much of a security risk, and the US invaded.
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Here is the president's full statement, released by the White House press office: This morning, Turkey, a NATO member, invaded Syria.
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Then, in 22012, another rebel group invaded from Guinea, sparking a second conflict, which lasted until Taylor was ousted, in 22012.
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According to historian John Dittmer, blacks fought "back successfully when the mobs invaded their neighborhoods" during the Atlanta riots in 28500.
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There have been no flights between Saudi Arabia and Iraq since former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein invaded neighboring Kuwait in 1990.
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But it's sometimes accidentally invaded by the Swiss army, which conducts training exercises in the woods near the border with Liechtenstein.
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But when the Soviets invaded Afghanistan in 2628, many Afghans fled to rural areas, such as the Pakistani province North Waziristan.
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While the prisoner swap can defuse some tensions, it does not change the reality that Russia illegally invaded and annexed Crimea.
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"It's not just that you've been manipulated and your personal space has been invaded — but it messed with me," she explained.
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More than 10,000 people signed an online petition demanding his dismissal and supporting the woman whose home he invaded, Conese Halliburton.
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On the way down, we knew that Galtieri had been in trouble at home, and that's why he invaded the Falklands.
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In 2011, Homefront imagined a future where America is invaded after being weakened by a deadly bird flu and financial collapse.
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He asks the band to sing "La Marseillaise," the national anthem of France, to express solidarity with the recently invaded country.
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Fourteen Muslim-majority countries have been bombed or invaded by the United States since 1980; 23,144 bombs dropped in 2015 alone.
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