"The battle to liberate Aleppo and Idlib will continue as will the battle to liberate all of Syrian soil," Assad said.
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The risk of exploring how much your characters can liberate themselves from the bonds of history is that they will not liberate themselves at all.
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The Kurds are incredible fighters and they will liberate the Kurdish areas, but Kurds can not and do not want to liberate and hold Sunni villages and towns.
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Each verse strives for something larger: a way to liberate art as a process of genuine living and to liberate the self through the act of communing with others.
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Judging by the method used to liberate Karma, the military offensive in Falluja appears to follow a similar pattern to that previously used to liberate Kobani in northern Syria from ISIS.
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"We are fighting to liberate our people, and by the determination of our heroic force we will liberate the people of Hawija, Riyadh and Rashad from the terrorist gangs," Abadi said.
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" The Communists, for their part, determined to "liberate Taiwan.
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"Conducting operations to isolate and liberate Raqqa while also working to liberate Mosul presents the enemy with more dilemmas than their command and control capabilities can manage," he added in emailed comments.
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Haftar announced he would "liberate" the city early this month.
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Here I am with the Liberate Air earphones in action!
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Turkey's forces would continue to "liberate Syrian lands", he said.
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The Liberate Air will be available for $149.99 in July.
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" Others chanted, "Liberate Hong Kong," and "Revolution of our Time.
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The Sunnis who liberate Falluja are going to govern Falluja.
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Attempting to control and coerce rather than embolden and liberate?
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Schlafly had used marriage to liberate herself from paying jobs.
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Of course, HR alone won't liberate women from workplace injustice.
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AI will help "liberate people from the mundane," he added.
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Most certainly, no efforts would be spared to liberate them.
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It begs the question, how can we liberate ourselves today?
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Their declared intent was to liberate Afghanistan from Soviet occupation.
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Our people have made extraordinary sacrifices to liberate their land.
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It is a Syrian organization to liberate the Syrian people.
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Cannabis can liberate Americans from the symptoms of debilitating diseases.
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"Liberate Hong Kong, the revolution of our time," they chanted.
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TRUMP: They go into Long Island, they -- they actually liberate towns.
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Liberate yourself from the toxic feedback loop that is Twitter. 4.
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New technologies may help liberate more diamonds from kimberlite more efficiently.
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Qaraqosh is just one town coalition forces are trying to liberate.
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We only still need to liberate about 5% of the area.
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I have swords, my little finger bag, I liberate, of course!
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An Israeli woman sneaks into Gaza to liberate her captive son.
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The hijab is a way to liberate myself from all this.
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These theories failed to liberate Jonathan, however, and the beatings continued.
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"President Trump, please liberate Hong Kong," one of their banners read.
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Together, these forces can liberate and secure territory taken from ISIS.
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Liberate yourself and check out short the app on its website.
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Ali: I feel like you need to rage to liberate yaself.
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Robin Cressman is a Type 1 diabetic and created Liberate Insulin.
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You could break through and liberate and do more intimate things.
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More comprehensible is the risk Commander Lawrence takes to liberate Emily.
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"They helped liberate us," said Mr. Hawas, the provincial council leader.
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"We will never stop until we liberate Mosul entirely," he said.
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Using gunpowder as a medium became a way to liberate myself.
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All four attackers were killed as police managed to liberate the campus.
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"It is time to liberate our communities from this scourge," said Trump.
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But Quant did more than just liberate women from twinsets and pearls.
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"Monzo wants to liberate its clients from the 'loyalty tax'," he says.
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You got to liberate them from whatever they're dealing with right now.
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Love can lift up and liberate for living when nothing else will.
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You have to forget about yourself, reject yourself, liberate yourself from yourself.
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"Liberate Hong Kong, the revolution of our times," they chanted on Sunday.
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"The only choice is to liberate the city in any way possible".
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Am I the soldier or a hostage the soldier's trying to liberate?
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Azer's response was to unpublish (or, "liberate") all his modules from npm.
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We will also liberate millions of people who already have student debt.
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If you want to liberate a society, just give them the internet.
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These are the Kurdish forces that helped to liberate Raqqa on Tuesday.
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The neoliberals sought, Slobodian writes, to "encase" markets, not to liberate them.
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We will also liberate millions of people who already have student debt.
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Plus, it could liberate bartenders from measuring bottles into the wee hours.
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Men have been trying for years to liberate themselves from the accessory.
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Most #HongKongers' wish is "Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of Our Times." pic.twitter.
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Yes, Britain was undefeated in World War II and helped liberate Europe.
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She's interested in how we can help the white people liberate themselves.
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Thousands of Syrian fighters worked with the Turkish military to liberate these areas.
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We want to liberate Syria and let the refugees return to the country.
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Thence comes my wish to liberate and rescue her as soon as possible.
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Groups vowing to "liberate" Ahvaz claim to sabotage pipelines and shoot at officials.
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It&aposs time to liberate our communities from the scorch of drug addiction.
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It&aposs time to liberate our communities from this scourge of drug addiction.
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Mosul After seemingly endless delays, the battle to liberate Mosul began this morning.
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More recently, cities have been leading projects to reclaim—or liberate—public space.
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Don't pretend to liberate them just so you can criticise their beliefs. 68.
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And he said planning was under way for a campaign to liberate Mosul.
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Any ground battle to liberate Falluja is likely to be long and bloody.
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Such moves seemed to liberate forward Luol Deng and point guard Goran Dragic.
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The Liberate Air are wireless headphones from a company called House of Marley.
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Narrator: This is the Liberate Air, and it's a very environmentally friendly headphone.
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The Liberate Air headphones were created by a company called House of Marley.
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It is time to liberate our communities from this scourge of drug addiction.
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Omar also demonized the brave war veterans who fought to liberate her people.
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Iraqi Security Forces liberate Rawa, last urban area in Iraq held by ISIS.
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It promised to harness the power of technology to liberate the struggling millions.
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"It's going to liberate a lot of Republicans who know better," he said.
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Liberate this country from your chokehold and come in to negotiate directly, now.
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They wipe them out and they liberate towns on Long Island and other places.
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The 12 steps are designed to liberate you from being shut off from god.
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Liberate Hong Kong—you can watch some gameplay of it here—depicts these events.
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"We can't wait for them to liberate the rest of the country," he says.
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His mission, he said, is "to liberate Brazilian foreign policy" and Itamaraty "through truth".
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He fought and was injured in the failed struggle to liberate Warsaw in 1944.
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There&aposs power in love to lift up and liberate when nothing else will.
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Free up some extra holiday cash, and liberate your budget before the new year.
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Machines should liberate us from work, not subject us to this ever-increasing inequality.
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Then, when the war to liberate Mosul began in earnest, he lost his city.
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The coalition is also working to liberate Raqqa, ISIS' de-facto capital in Syria.
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"We have enough forces to liberate what is remaining," Iraq's military spokesman, Brig. Gen.
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In the driving rain, many chanted "Liberate Hong Kong," and "Revolution of our time".
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"President Trump, please liberate Hong Kong," one of their banners read, according to CNN.
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After integrating the cemetery, the seven cross the border to liberate the Mexican village.
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So [rebels] liberate it, then two days later, Daesh attacks and takes it back.
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In this show, her oversteps sometimes really do liberate the uptight campers around her.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower knew that when he proclaimed a "great crusade" to liberate Europe.
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Mx. Holmes is working toward buying a venue to liberate themselves from that problem.
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I thought feminism was supposed to liberate us from this flattening of our identity.
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But lack of self-seriousness can liberate an oeuvre from the pantheon's gluey trap.
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She led a group of women fighters in the protracted battle to liberate Mosul.
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A community can liberate or encourage conformity; it can include or keep people out.
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These fanciful ideas were meant to liberate employees from the drudgery of the office.
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But what should we do when the same writing can both liberate and traumatize?
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When government forces liberate an area, most civilians act quickly to try to evacuate.
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We need to liberate the middle class and their power to spend and save.
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We hear about efforts to bring democracy to Iraq and liberate women in Afghanistan.
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Several ISIS militants were killed in the battle to liberate the town, the statement said.
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Sure, this is a kid's toy and you're *supposed* to liberate them afterwards but ... c'mon.
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If they'd stayed home playing Wolfenstein, there would have been no need to liberate anyone.
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They also vowed to defend the territory they fought so hard to liberate from ISIS.
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Her desire to rule is coupled with her moves to free slaves and liberate cities.
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And in the UK, multiple years-long campaigns by Liberate Tate, BP or not BP?
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This summer, it debuted the Liberate Air Truly Wireless Earphones, the company's first wireless headphones.
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One of Coco Chanel's biggest goals was to liberate women through fashion and self-expression.
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As for flip-flops, why not liberate stuffy self-importance with a little beach look?
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"This is going to be challenging," Obama said of long-held plans to liberate Mosul.
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Her father was one of the Soviet soldiers who came to "liberate it" in 1945.
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Mr de Soto and his followers do not want to liberate firms from all regulation.
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The statement also said the Syrian army is determined to "liberate all of Syria's territory".
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Destroy your phone and computer in order to liberate yourself from the prison of technology.
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Mahatma Gandhi famously fasted 17 times throughout his bid to liberate India from colonial rule.
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When would JC Juncker's troops come and liberate them from the tyranny of the majority?
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To reconstruct the team, to maybe liberate talents of its other stars, such as Bale.
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" At Axios, Mike Allen contended that by governing as an independent, Trump can "liberate himself.
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Even if you're in a partnership, your desire to liberate yourself and become independent increases.
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They wanted to find out whether bumble bees must learn how to liberate hidden pollen.
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They were chanting "Glory to Hong Kong," and "Liberate Hong Kong, revolution of our time."
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In the mid-twentieth century, prospectors attempted to liberate petroleum reserves by pulverizing tight rock.
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I turn a corner, and the straps of my sandal liberate themselves from the sole.
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And then I worry that nothing but death will liberate me from the constant anxiety.
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As his I.C.U. doctor, I had done everything possible to liberate him from the ventilator.
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At the time, the gatherings were mainly about how to liberate yourself from the system.
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Signs with provocative slogans such as "Liberate Hong Kong" are now commonplace across the city.
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One banner carried at the march read "President Trump, please liberate Hong Kong" in English.
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Of course, we are beyond the naïve view that the internet would liberate us all.
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The lack of bridges has made Iraq's plan to liberate Mosul's western region more challenging.
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There would be no letup in an army advance, which aimed "to liberate cities and villages that were controlled by the terrorists for 3-1/2 years, and also an attempt to liberate the city of Aleppo from the crimes of terrorism", Shaaban said.
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"After we liberate the village they can return and we will guard them too," he said.
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And that can sometimes liberate people from the conscience that the rest of us might feel.
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Al-Shabaab's second goal is to "liberate" Muslims in the region from so-called apostate rule.
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Now my part is to be stomach acid, to stir things up, digest food, liberate energy.
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But this defection allows Mr Yan to liberate the subtler, more lyrical side of his writing.
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The Turkish president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, claims that his forces, not the SDF, will liberate Raqqa.
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And who knows, there might even be a deal with Britain, if they can liberate themselves.
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"We are coming to liberate Mosul, which will be the fatal blow to [IS]," he said.
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And it would liberate women from what Lenin himself called the soul-crushing drudgery of housework.
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The Captive Mind was a bid to liberate himself—and us—from that kind of thinking.
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Earlier this month, U.S.-backed Iraqi forces began their operation to liberate Mosul from the group.
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You argue that Chinese philosophy views rituals as tools that can liberate us from these ruts.
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I don't know how to liberate all sex workers from the bonds of stigma and discrimination.
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It is surprising how quickly people can liberate themselves, it is easy to breath the sacred.
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The only way to liberate the city and minimize bloodshed is to involve the local population.
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The Marines at Phu Bai Combat Base nearby were sent in to liberate the captured city.
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You'll want to line it with something so you can liberate your cookies without them sticking.
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But on a journey intended to liberate her, she worries about being tied down someplace else.
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The only way to liberate ourselves from Trumpism is through politics that rise above Trumpian silliness.
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And like all humans, they're finding that they cannot liberate themselves from their programming so easily.
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In the first week of May, coalition planes dropped leaflets about plans to "liberate" the town.
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Censorship can cripple, inhibit, and destroy, but, in forcing artists to invent, it can liberate, too.
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But there are brave Iraqis of all types doing everything they can to liberate their land.
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Populist leaders tend to present themselves as extraordinary characters whose mission is to liberate the people.
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" According to The Associated Press, protesters carried signs that read "President Trump, please liberate Hong Kong.
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"It is time to liberate our communities from this scourge of drug addiction," Trump said Thursday.
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When executed in unison by five people, these actions have the power to liberate the body.
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The "Leave" campaign says a Brexit would liberate Britain to trade more freely with the world.
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IT'S HIGH TIME WE LIBERATE OURSELVES AND GET A TAX CODE BUILT FOR GROWTH AND COMPETITION.
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Words are used to disguise, not to illuminate, action: you liberate a city by destroying it.
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"The pledge Hamas made before God was to liberate all of Palestine," Zahar said on Wednesday.
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I filed a lawsuit against OPD to liberate the documents under the California Public Records Act.
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That's what drove patriots to choose revolution over tyranny and our GIs to liberate a continent.
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She convinced Godejohn to murder Dee Dee and liberate her, so that they could run away together.
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She planned to "liberate" the rest of Westeros, and she believed it to be the right thing.
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"We managed to liberate Rutba district, eliminating many suicide bombers and car bombs," he told state television.
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The streets of Kobani, the city he helped liberate, looked deserted on the day of his funeral.
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It is time to liberate our communities from this scourge of drug addiction, never been this way.
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He signaled US support for Turkey's effort to liberate Jarablus and ISIS-controlled areas to the west.
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All those people are part of Liberate Tate, but we would only communicate with them via post.
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Residents trapped in Falluja were forced to move with ISIS during the campaign to liberate the city.
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Intermittent skirmishes continued amid chants of "Liberate Hong Kong," as the crowd headed to the city center.
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" The French military, he said, was determined to defend any Libyans who wanted "liberate themselves from servitude.
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It's their last brave physical reaction to an impossible situation and a way to liberate their soul.
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Improved technology may force some people to check e-mails in bed, but it can liberate others.
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You then liberate them from the hermit crabs and barracudas occupying them, and make them your own.
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Rejecting that approach now in the name of liberating the poor from work will not liberate anyone.
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During World War II, American and Filipino troops fought together to help liberate the Philippines from Japan.
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Like shape in abstract art, both Creeley and Olson pursued forms that liberate words from their referents.
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I am suggesting that it is time for artists to liberate us, or at least to try.
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"They gave their lives to liberate others," Macron said on Twitter Friday of de Pierrepont and Bertoncello.
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As gendered constructs, clothes can constrict us but also liberate us when it comes to that complexity.
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When Custer's forces liberate her, the dream she nurtured of the conquering hero, Yellow Hair, comes true.
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"What a beautiful day to liberate ourselves from student debt," Ms. Ocasio-Cortez said at the time.
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Searingly, some of the members had helped liberate concentration camps; most had lost relatives in the Holocaust.
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Mirovich enlists some men to storm the prison in an attempt to liberate the would-be monarch.
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It took just three weeks to liberate Hawija city as well as the surrounding towns and villages.
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The surviving Senegalese Tirailleurs didn't even get full citizenship to the country they helped liberate until 2017.
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Both coalitions want to 'liberate' the city, much as allied and Soviet forces raced for Berlin in 1003.
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If Chanel's purpose was to liberate women, then Dior offered nostalgic patriotism, as well as a certain conservatism.
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The city is the subject of a concerted push by Iraqi forces to liberate it from the jihadists.
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Many question the wisdom of gambling on the Kurdish-dominated SDF to liberate a city where Arabs predominate.
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In fact there is a GoFundMe called #FreeRaquel2K17, ostensibly raising money to liberate Corrine's nanny from her household.
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That will liberate — and that includes waters of the U.S., and the ozone regulations, they — the mercury regulations.
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His death was a body blow for his comrades and residents of those cities he had helped liberate.
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Mr Carter described the operation to isolate and liberate Raqqa as the next stage in the coalition's campaign.
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"The goal is to totally liberate Aleppo and then to seal the northern border with Turkey," said Konovalov.
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The visitor and his associates then shoot a few guards and liberate an artifact from his ancestral homeland.
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Hailed as a "silent revolution", it purports to liberate creative and entrepreneurial potential that would otherwise go untapped.
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Echoing that assessment, he told al-Hayat "we will liberate Raqqa in weeks or one month, not more".
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They crack the facade of strength with humor and for a moment they liberate us from our fears.
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The fight to liberate the city has brought Arabs, Kurds and Syrian Christians together under a common cause.
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"When we liberate areas from ISIS , we start a revolution in the mentality of the people," Sher said.
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Eventually, Shostakovich hopes, time will liberate his music: "History, as well as biography, would fade," Mr. Barnes writes.
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Ecuador's government said in a statement on Tuesday it would make every necessary effort to liberate the hostages.
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Operation Desert Storm, the US-led mission to liberate Kuwait from Iraq, deployed 14 destroyers and 2 battleships.
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Chung had shouted 'Liberate Hong Kong, revolution of our age!' in Chinese during an official 'Hearthstone' tournament livestream.
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That night, Karen added to her prayers the hope that the Lord would liberate Michael from his misery.
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That battle must lift up and liberate every girl and woman — Trump is woefully unqualified to do that.
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Following six years of demonstrations by Liberate Tate, BP finally ended its sponsorship of the Tate in 2016.
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Listen to "Liberate Yaself" below and check out Ali's European tour dates at the bottom of this page.
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Despite being made of old materials, the Liberate Air are some of the most stylish buds we've tested.
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Misremembering a bad thing as less bad might liberate a survivor, but it also might exculpate a perpetrator.
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His role in the war helped liberate the French towns of La Neuve-Lyre and La Vieille-Lyre.
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I have watched ICE liberate towns from the grasp of MS-13 & clean out the toughest of situations.
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"I have the duty to liberate my country!" he said in an interview more than 20003 years later.
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The filter displays the words "liberate abortion pills" and the crown releases pills when users open their mouths.
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If we were going to destroy ISIS and liberate those crushed under its tyranny then what was next?
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One reason is Gandhi, who united the poorest of the poor to repel the British and liberate India.
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A long and difficult fight lies ahead for forces trying to liberate the city from the Islamic State.
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Mr. Chung shouted in Mandarin: "Liberate Hong Kong, revolution of our times," a popular slogan of the protesters.
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" The Asia Group's Tong said, however, "frankly speaking, Hong Kong is not for the United States to liberate.
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As we now know, cyberspace did not liberate human society from pre-existing socioeconomic hierarchies and power structures.
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Finally, Hadi had told her to remain where she was; eventually, the Army would liberate the entire area.
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Reagan used military force to take down Libyan forces in the Gulf of Sidra and to liberate Grenada.
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The novel imagines a world in which citizens use the technology that once enslaved them to liberate themselves.
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The nuclear standoff that followed World War II dampened American hopes to "liberate" Russia in the near term.
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Remember, the goal is to liberate yourself from being viewed as a mere financial target for an acquirer.
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Iraqi forces began operations to liberate Mosul, Iraq, which served as a stronghold for ISIS, in October 2016.
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She made money to buy oxen so she could plow fields and earn more money to liberate herself.
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We hope big steps will be taken in order to liberate this area and expel the occupying Americans.
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In 2016, after six years of protest by Liberate Tate, BP finally ended its sponsorship of the Tate.
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The operation to liberate Mosul is taking longer than expected and the suffering of civilians there is only increasing.
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It's almost like they want to liberate Muslim women, but a lot of it is just down to fear.
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This week marks the 75th anniversary of the Allied invasion of Normandy, France, to liberate Europe from Nazi tyranny.
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"The more China liberalizes its economy, the more fully it will liberate the potential of its people," Clinton said.
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"We are all united to liberate Falluja and save its people from the terror of ISIS," he later tweeted.
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Which is not to say that Tesla's mission to liberate us from our addiction to fossil fuels isn't noble.
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Both Kerry and Carter expressed some optimism on the effort to liberate Mosul but did not provide a timeline.
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Earlier, you can undertake a mission to help Nick Rye, a local pilot, liberate his plane from the cultists.
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Fallujah, some 400km to the south, was not as badly damaged in the month-long battle to liberate it.
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The ECB's promise to buy government bonds threatened to liberate euro-area economies from the discipline imposed by markets.
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BS: What was the process like, on the inside, when Liberate Tate conceived, planned, and carried out an action?
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We are artists who use our art to do what we're passionate about, which is liberate and end oppression.
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Technically speaking, neither of them were Jedis — but they helped liberate gender roles and sexuality for all of us.
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"We announce the start of an operation to liberate the south," LNA spokesman Ahmed Mismari told reporters in Benghazi.
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And regulation is central because it will help define whether AI and Big Data liberate customers, or disenfranchise them.
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The two then liberate the spirit of a young prince, whose soul had been trapped in an endless purgatory.
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Tubman guided federal gunships up the Combahee River past underwater mines to liberate 756 slaves off three large plantations.
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He called on Americans to launch "a great revolution for freedom" to liberate the U.S. president from those influences.
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More than 10,000 American troops and a million Filipinos were killed during the bloody campaign to liberate the islands.
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Yes, to guarantee our prosperity, save innocent lives, liberate the oppressed and confront danger before it reaches our shores!
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Liberate yourself from laziness the moment you wake up by having the willpower to start ahead of the pack.
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To liberate himself would require hurting her, abandoning her, questioning memory, all of which leave the scars of disloyalty.
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The battle to liberate Raqqa has been a global fight, and through the stadium walk a few international volunteers.
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One protester was waving a "Liberate Hong Kong" black flag, while a banner that read "murderer" was hung up.
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"They treated the women of the Manson family like active subjects — as people who could liberate themselves," writes Melnick.
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Protesters marched outside the U.S. consulate in Hong Kong over the weekend, urging Trump to help "liberate" the city.
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The U.S. also announced it is sending more than 500 additional troops to support the battle to liberate Mosul.
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In Iraq, a long and difficult fight lies ahead for forces trying to liberate Mosul from the Islamic State.
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After she freed herself from slavery, how many times did Harriet Tubman return home, to liberate family and friends?
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A darker truth is now dawning on the world: China's economic miracle hasn't just failed to liberate Chinese people.
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They see the hostilities with the Palestinians not as a conflict, but as a fight to liberate Jewish land.
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Iraqi forces advanced deep into the Old City in Mosul, and may soon liberate the whole city from Islamic State.
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One of the first billboards honors Turkish soldiers killed in the battle to liberate this town from Islamic State militants.
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He saw the horrors of the Holocaust directly as he helped liberate the Nazi concentration camp at Dachau in Germany .
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How you can help Thousands of civilians have fled Mosul as troops move in to liberate the city from ISIS.
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The goal of the third phase is to liberate the remaining villages towards Tal Afar airbase in west of Mosul.
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Then, when everything felt super slow, I could close tabs I wasn't using and see my computer's memory liberate itself.
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For abortive mothers, the Gospel heals and reminds that another child, a son, died to liberate her from residual guilt.
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As the primary author of the Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson helped liberate us all through the power of words.
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I wanted to use the genre to liberate ourselves from the virtues that it had to be just human interaction.
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I wanted to take the opposite look — how to completely liberate someone and empower someone in a very marginalized life.
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A multilingual former career diplomat, many hoped the most cosmopolitan princess in Japanese history would liberate the tradition-bound court.
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Lindsay received her tattoo at London's Tate Britain with 17 others as part of an activist intervention by Liberate Tate.
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When Furiosa returns, triumphantly, to liberate her people, we have to believe that it was because good must win out.
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"He did nothing to liberate the middle class from political correctness until he decided to run for president," she said.
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Think of it in terms of finding a way to liberate themselves from their over dependence on the United States.
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She likens it to the sacred river Ganga, or the Ganges, which is believed to give life, rejuvenate and liberate.
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After weeks of airstrikes, the U.S. sent in ground troops with tanks and armored personnel in order to liberate Kuwait.
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These are tiny structures (one is pictured below), present in most cells, that liberate usable energy from food and oxygen.
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In January, Ayatollah Sayyed Ebrahim Raisi, a powerful Iranian leader, toured the Lebanese-Israeli border and threatened to "liberate" Jerusalem.
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Haftar has repeatedly stated his intention to "liberate" Tripoli, though many believe he lacks the means to take the capital.
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"Thank God I could liberate myself, and other than a fractured arm and a head injury, I'm fine," she said.
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As a young boy in Nazi-occupied Yugoslavia, I fought with the partisans to liberate my country from Hitler's tyranny.
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H: In the festival catalog, you write that the retrospective is an opportunity to 'liberate film from conservative ideological constraints.
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A year after he stormed the beaches of Normandy, Herman was one of those American soldiers who helped liberate Dachau.
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"I felt that mastering the blade would liberate Nathan's body to do all the movement he can do," Nichol said.
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"We want to attack them and liberate the areas they are in," Mr. Mohamed said, referring to the Shabab militants.
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"Liberate Hong Kong, revolution of our time," Chung said during the interview, while also wearing goggles and a face mask.
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Syrian Democratic Forces late tonight entered the old city in central #Raqqa, key milestone in campaign to liberate the city.
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Then, with the aid of certain gadgets which I have in the back of the store, I liberate your mind.
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"The Underground Railroad was just one among many efforts on the part of enslaved people to liberate themselves," she said.
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The allied landing on the Normandy beaches marked the start of a long campaign to liberate Western Europe from Nazi oppression.
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"I felt uncomfortable in my silence, and I wanted to liberate myself from it and contribute to the discussion," she said.
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"We pledge to you, our people, that we will continue to liberate every inch of Iraq," Abadi said in his statement.
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I telephone Saeed to get his perspective on the so-called mother of all battles to liberate Iraq's second-largest city.
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"Our dearest people in Nineveh province, the victory bell has rung, and the operations to liberate Mosul have begun," he said.
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"This is a good sign for the people of Mosul because the battle to liberate Mosul has effectively begun," Shaghati said.
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After the Cuban revolution had imposed communism on the island, Guevara left to try to "liberate" first Congo and then Bolivia.
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"They are terrified that the effective decriminalization would mean they would have to liberate all those people from prison," Sánchez said.
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From there, the game expands in wildly creative fashion, eventually becoming an unlikely hero's journey to liberate victims of corporate oppression.
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Some protesters on Sunday waved banners appealing to U.S. President Donald Trump to "Please liberate Hong Kong" and "Defend our Constitution".
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The wedding is an occasion for Nicky to liberate Lorna from the D Block gang mentality she's become wrapped up in.
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Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi and his predecessor have long pledged to "liberate" Mosul but their plans have been repeatedly delayed.
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It will be on terms that will be comfortable for you, that will liberate your potential and not constrain your future.
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Pictures partnered with Mashable at SXSW to give partygoers a shot at the throne by trying to liberate Excalibur for themselves.
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He has also overstated MS-13's reach by claiming that ICE has helped liberate entire towns from the gang's control.
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As a young woman, she read Existentialist philosophers like Arthur Schopenhauer and Friedrich Nietzsche to liberate herself from family and religion.
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"It is time to liberate our communities from this scourge of drug addiction," Trump said in declaring the public health emergency.
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"Whenever you liberate a city the size of Mosul, you can expect to get a tremendous amount of information," said Col.
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The resulting environment forms a key mechanism Pivotal Labs uses to liberate client developers from the blinders of their status quo.
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Their view is that the Internet's chief function is to liberate individuals from control by, or dependence on, government and corporations.
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Rukmini Callimachi, the NYT correspondent focusing on al-Qaeda and ISIS, tweeted out her observations about the operation to liberate Mosul.
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"There has been increasing excitement in recent years over the power of blockchain technology to liberate individuals and organizations," said Byrne.
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Some protesters on Sunday waved banners appealing to U.S. President Donald Trump to "Please liberate Hong Kong" and "Defend our Constitution".
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In its previous battles to liberate Sunni cities from the Islamic State, Iraq's central government has followed one of two strategies.
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This is an interesting combination for a constructor; no theme would seem to liberate, but fewer words would seem to constrain.
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She then announced her desire to continue onward to violently "liberate" the rest of the continent and the world as well.
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The city was taken out of the Kurds's hands after they had fought a hard battle to liberate it from ISIS.
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By this time, 510 Systems had started to develop its own lidar scanner, hoping to liberate itself from Velodyne's steep prices.
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An official who read out a statement said the operation to liberate Raqqa, dubbed the "Euphrates Rage" operation, had officially begun.
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People had faith in the state, in central planning as an effective tool to reorganize the economy and liberate the oppressed.
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"Today I urge other nations to follow our example and liberate your citizens from the crushing weight of bureaucracy," Trump said.
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After leaving Ponar, which is called Ponary in Polish, he returned to liberate Vilnius, the city where he had once lived.
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We prefer reparations to restitution so that bridges can be built between nations and cultures, in order to liberate creative energies.
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"Today, I urge other nations to follow our examples and liberate your citizens form the crushing weight of bureaucracy," Trump said.
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It is at least a recognition that there are civilian tasks that have to be fulfilled after you liberate the place.
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Lawmakers in West Virginia have offered to annex rural Frederick County, outside Winchester, to liberate it from its rapidly urbanizing home.
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In the past week, the coalition has conducted 123 strikes to isolate and help liberate Raqqa, which is controlled by ISIS.
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The pan-Arab campaign to "liberate" Palestine began two decades before Israel controlled an inch of Gaza or the West Bank.
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Among many who sought to liberate Ms. Afiuni, we conducted direct negotiations with the Chávez government to press for her release.
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Among many who sought to liberate Ms. Afiuni, we conducted direct negotiations with the Chávez government to press for her release.
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But around the middle of the 20th century, Abraham Maslow, Carl Rogers and others aimed to liberate and enlarge the self.
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When he informs the other prisoners of his findings and attempts to liberate them, they threaten to put him to death.
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"We owe an answer to the people of Raqqa and the troops risking their lives to liberate it," he told me.
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Next I tried the Willow Pump, an egg-shaped, connected pump meant to liberate women everywhere with its small and mobile design.
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"Our goal is to liberate the country," said Rodriguez, 37, who said he is currently working as a security guard in Bogota.
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The way forward is not to tell radio-emitters exactly what to do, but to liberate them, let them decide for themselves.
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The group claims it is fighting to liberate its local people and says its major goal is to cripple the Nigerian economy.
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So for the pain, countries neither liberate capital for private use or get all that much in the way of reduced debt.
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It is clearly aimed at the same women she charmed and helped liberate (though not without many offensive missteps) 15 years ago.
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" A first step is to "strike art," as the MTL Collective recently put it: "We strike art to liberate art from itself.
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Tubman was a prominent abolitionist, who was born into slavery and escaped, and later helped liberate other slaves along the Underground Railroad.
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Hundreds gathered outside the court house chanting "revolution of our time" and "liberate Hong Kong" as the 44 defendants appeared in court.
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By the end of the year, they say, they will liberate Iraq's second-largest metropolitan area seized by ISIS two years ago.
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Some protesters at Sunday's event waved banners appealing to U.S. President Donald Trump to "Please liberate Hong Kong" and "Defend our Constitution".
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Representations of men and women throughout history have been so different, and I'm just trying to liberate my child from that mold.
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We are now facing significant challenges due to the presence of civilians but we will continue until we liberate the entire city.
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In what police describe as a "further attempt to liberate herself from the stalking," the victim moved from Moorpark to Thousand Oaks.
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Watch VICE on HBO Friday, June 2, at 7:30 and 11 PM to learn more about the struggle to liberate Iraq.
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More than 13,000 U.S. paratroopers left England and descended upon the beaches of Normandy on D-Day to liberate Germany-occupied France.
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"Using very careful methods and considerations, we will liberate our people from Daesh," he said, using an Arab acronym of Islamic State.
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James Montgomery, a Union officer, conduct a raid behind Confederate lines and also helped liberate 750 slaves from plantations in South Carolina.
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That, for me, was 'compassionate conservatism'—liberate what Edmund Burke called the little platoons, what Alexis de Tocqueville called America's volunteer spirit.
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She may be fighting to put down masked vigilantes, but that doesn't liberate her from her own past as one of them.
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With Hapilon and fellow militant leader Omar Maute killed in the fighting to liberate Marawi, those plans appear to lie in ruins.
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During the day the LNA had turned up pressure on Tripoli, warning of a military campaign to "liberate the homeland from terrorism".
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This story was first published after Allied troops entered Paris on August 25, 1944 to liberate the French capital from Nazi occupation.
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The crackle in the air at Nix and other recent meatless restaurants is what you get when you liberate vegetables from vegetarianism.
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A startup called Gravitational just raised $25 million to "liberate" customers from major cloud providers in a round led by Kleiner Perkins.
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The U.S.-led coalition has helped liberate 2900 percent of the land once held by the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.
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The party that helped liberate black South Africans from white-minority rule has had its worst election since the end of apartheid.
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"There is always with you this, I won't say, obsession to liberate activity," André Chassaigne, a factory worker's son, scolded Mr. Macron.
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I think when you reach that kind of perspective, it helps to liberate you a little bit from fear around what's happening.
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" Quotable "If you want to write an excellent sex scene, you have to liberate it from the idea of a sex scene. . . .
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In a series of shocking confrontations, antislavery Northerners intervened, either to prevent the capture of fugitives or liberate those already in custody.
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Her example will liberate countless women candidates who follow to make the most radical choice of all: to be who they are.
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The forces that drove the Islamic State from its lands were equipped to liberate occupied cities, not fight a dispersed, clandestine force.
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After all, Buddhism is in a sense suspicious of "stories" — such as those stories that mindfulness meditation can help liberate us from.
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Activision Blizzard punished Chung after he said "Liberate Hong Kong, revolution of our time," on a post-match stream on October 6.
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"I had to try every day to liberate myself," Vladislav Lantratov, who created the role of Petruchio, said in a Skype interview.
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The stadium was captured by AMISOM forces on September 6, 2011 during an operation to liberate the Somali capital from Al-Shabaab.
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The Sunni tribes have requested the United States to provide them with the military arms to liberate their lands from ISIS's occupation.
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In an atmosphere of domestic crisis, many Americans found their idealism renewed by George Kennan's campaign to liberate Russia from autocratic rule.
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They helped defeat Nazism, push back Communism, liberate oppressed people around the world and shine a much-needed light into closed places.
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The government had been organizing joint raids with the police and armed forces, called Operation Liberate the People, which became increasingly bloody.
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Graham was with the Bushes in the White House residence the night Operation Desert Storm to liberate Kuwait commenced Jan 16 1991. pic.twitter.
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The Popular Mobilization Units made the remark as they announced the third phase of their military operations to liberate areas west of Mosul.
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He also calls for jihad against Israel and its American backers to "liberate" Palestine, according to a translation by the SITE Intelligence Group.
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It was taken during an action led by the organization to liberate finches that had been captured hours before by someone in Audon.
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Blockchains liberate the trust function from outside existing boundaries in the same way as medieval institutions were forced to cede control of printing.
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"We should just tell them to give us their missiles and we'll do the work and liberate those villages for them," he said.
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He distanced his own campaign from that financial network by calling for a "revolution" to liberate America from the financial control of billionaires.
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Yet the lukewarm performance of This Unruly Mess I've Made may have an unexpected positive effect on Macklemore's career: it could liberate him.
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Policy makers should pursue three courses of action to liberate would-be entrepreneurs from the tangled web of rules that hold them back.
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As the two farmers' alliances grew, they met regularly to discuss how to liberate themselves from the iron control of the planter class.
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Although Laufer has turned subversion of the medical industry into an artform, litigation remains a perennial threat to his mission to liberate medicine.
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Mr Gove's reforms sought to liberate schools from the constraints of local government in the expectation that they would go on to thrive.
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Graham was with the Bushes in the White House residence the night Operation Desert Storm to liberate Kuwait commenced Jan 873 1991. pic.twitter.
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And we're going to take that fight to the drug cartels and work to liberate our communities from their terrible grip of violence.
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But here's a chance to liberate Iraqis — and maybe others too — from the identity war that regional politics have stamped upon their lives.
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"We urge Somalis to take their guns and liberate our Somalia," Al Shabaab official Sheikh Ali Mohamed Hussein told Reuters earlier this week.
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The great project of twentieth-century music was to liberate instruments from their prescribed sounds, Wells says, citing the Dutch composer Louis Andriessen.
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In January 2015, YPJ fighters helped to liberate Kobani, a city in northern Syria which had been besieged by ISIS since September 2014.
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The truly extraordinary has to emerge to liberate him from this condition, and at the end, he's not all that liberated after all.
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I don't know how to liberate all sex workers when we are all strapped with so many different degrees of marginalization and discrimination.
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"The isolation of Raqqa, when complete, will liberate strategically valuable terrain surrounding Raqqa and enable the liberation of the city," Commander, Lt. Gen.
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George H.W. Bush predicted that he might be impeached if he went to war to liberate Kuwait from Iraqi forces without congressional approval.
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Could that liberate Democratic lawmakers to more pointedly make the case that corporate campaign contributions can warp the decisions of those in government?
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As she learns in the aftermaths of Astapor and Yunkai, it's not enough to liberate slaves if their former masters retain institutional power.
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"Our forces managed to liberate the fields without notable damages," said Lilwa al-Abdallah, spokeswoman for the offensive in Deir al-Zor province.
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In the Bible, the great mission of Moses is to liberate his people, the children of Israel, from the yoke of the Pharaoh.
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Art doesn't liberate everyone equally; it tends to reflect the biases of the culture that produced it as often as it transcends them.
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A press officer for the secretary general called on Minsk to "liberate all the arrested journalists" and to respect freedom of the press.
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Expelled from school for his activism, Mr. Mnangagwa joined the movement to liberate what was then Rhodesia, a British colony, from white rule.
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Our soldiers watched as cities they had fought for and bled to liberate, and won, were occupied by a terrorist group called ISIS.
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The cellular version completes a long-term vision for the Watch — to liberate you, in some small way, from Apple's best-selling phone.
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Together, the sheikhs had more than a thousand men, and in April Nazhan seemed confident that an effort to liberate Qayyarah was imminent.
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"The effort to isolate, and ultimately liberate, Raqqa marks the next step in our coalition campaign plan," Mr. Carter said in a statement.
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Some U.S. officials and analysts expected that a solid Johnson win Thursday could "liberate" the two in preparing for future bilateral trade talks.
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Biomining bugs have a special ability to thrive on rocks, often forming tough mats called biofilms and releasing acids that help liberate metals.
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The live-for-fucking-victory mindset isn't going to liberate this species, decrease suffering, save us from terrorism or global warming or anything.
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The creative action group is part of the Art Not Oil Coalition, which includes other activist groups like Liberate Tate and Culture Unstained.
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They should liberate themselves from the constraints of the budget reconciliation process, and simply try to craft legislation that can get 50 votes.
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"For me, astrology has always been a tool of liberation, and queer theory likewise seeks to liberate people from the language of oppression."
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Our soldiers watched as cities they had fought for, and bled to liberate, and won, were occupied by a terrorist group called ISIS.
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We will be ready to enter this battle in force and we are in the process of preparing for it to liberate our lands.
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Allied troops mostly from the UK, the US, and Canada landed on five beaches on the French coast to liberate France from Nazi occupation.
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In the second, he walks through a city and is given clothes with different messages that help him liberate himself from his assigned identity.
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Ng shouted the popular protest slogan "Liberate Hong Kong, revolution of our times" in Mandarin before the stream cut away to the two presenters.
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Eventually, Meg is able to liberate her father, and save her brother from the clutches of the Dark Thing using the force of love.
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But he spent this morning on Twitch streaming Liberate Hong Kong, a game where players experience the frontlines of the Hong Kong protest movement.
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It's not entirely clear whether the entire band of Unsullied is joining Grey Worm as he sails to Naath, presumably to liberate Missandei's people.
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In Iraq, Obama is preparing for an offensive to liberate Mosul from ISIS by sending 600 more US troops to help train Iraqi forces.
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The protesters, some wearing "Liberate Hong Kong" T-shirts, also marched to the British consulate where their petition was received by a senior diplomat.
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You even have to liberate towers across the city to open up the map, much like in every Ubisoft game over the past decade.
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BS: Speaking of aesthetics, Liberate Tate has so convincingly adopted the aesthetics of Tate and, in some cases, BP, in its performances and actions.
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The group is also part of the Art Not Oil coalition, which includes other activist groups like Liberate Tate and BP or Not BP?
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BS: Was there a turning point in your campaign or a moment when it seemed like Liberate Tate's message really started to gain traction?
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The ending of the oil giant's relationships with Tate and the Edinburgh international festival has been greeted with jubilation by groups like Liberate Tate.
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Meanwhile sites like Sci-Hub have worked to liberate the data held by paid journals, illegally of course, and become indispensable in the process.
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Chants of "Liberate Hong Kong" echoed through the working class area of Sham Shui Po when more than a thousand black-shirted protesters marched.
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It took more than 3503 days for Iraqi and coalition forces to "fully liberate" the eastern half of the city — not without significant casualties.
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We wanted to give to guys a sense of confidence and liberate them from stereotypical bullshit about what it means to be a man.
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Iran signed a military cooperation deal with Iraq, and it has been downplaying the U.S. role in the efforts to liberate Mosul from ISIS.
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The other (Fully Automated Luxury Communism) is to see automation as an opportunity to liberate ourselves from the drudgery of the 9-5 system.
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Put simply, combining people with machines will liberate healthcare workers to work at their best and truly put the "care" into the healthcare industry.
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Trump has pushed back hard on the calls to dismantle the agency, maintaining that the enforcement is necessary to "liberate" areas from gang violence.
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When Bidart reads, he sometimes gives the impression that he wants his body to meld with the poem, which seems to liberate him, too.
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One side sees AI primarily as a job destroyer, while the other sees it as a means to liberate workers from mindless administrative tasks.
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But moving freight, flying and producing everything from consumer plastics, to tires, to chemicals, to roads, currently uses refinery byproducts that liberate fossil carbon.
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Blitzchung shouted "Liberate Hong Kong, revolution of our age" in Chinese amid a post-match interview at a Blizzard-sponsored "Hearthstone" tournament in Taiwan.
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Kurdish YPG fighters who fought under the larger SDF umbrella organization to liberate northeastern Syria from ISIS fighters have various allegiances to the PKK.
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Esports competitor Chung Ng Wai, or Blitzchung, yelled "Liberate Hong Kong, revolution of our age" during an interview at the Hearthstone tournament in Taiwan.
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The retail price for the Liberate Air is $150, which is cheaper than the latest $180 AirPods model and the $170 Jabra Elite 65t.
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The first task for our new administration will be to liberate our citizens from the crime and terrorism and lawlessness that threatens their communities.
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Gravitational — which just raised $25 million in a Series A funding round led by Kleiner Perkins — wants to "liberate" customers from major cloud providers.
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We would never give up, and what couldn't be done with votes, we would do with weapons, we would liberate the fatherland with weapons.
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The pair's escape also weaves in an animal-rights theme, as the two rebels liberate a creature used for a kind of horseracing entertainment.
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Soon after the movie opens, he is entrusted to copy a Buddhist sutra (a dialogue or sermon) that can liberate souls stuck in limbo.
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"The Proposal," Jill Magid's captivatingly wily documentary about her attempt to liberate the archives of the renowned Mexican architect Luis Barragán, wears many faces.
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On June 63, in Portsmouth, England, and in Normandy the next day, Mr. Trump will pay tribute to the Allied operation to liberate Europe.
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" He then inexplicably said that he has "watched ICE liberate towns from the grasp of MS-13" and "clean out the toughest of situations.
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"It is inconceivable that the conscience of the leaders of 195 countries around the world is not mobilized to liberate these girls," she said.
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"Our sincere appreciation to the 5,000 Emirati soldiers along with Yemeni forces who were ready to liberate the port," he said in a statement.
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As word of Hiroshima flashed across the world, O.S.S. commandos parachuted behind the lines in Manchuria to liberate the Japanese prisoner of war camps.
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The bulk of the game is spent traveling to the original habitats of these creatures in order to liberate them from the Glukkon presence.
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Mr. Wilson said that the Allies' efforts to liberate Europe in World War II partly inspired the development of the 3-D printed firearm.
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She tells me one day that God and St. Catherine have told her that she is going to lead an army and liberate France.
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It is eventually revealed that The Narrator has split personality disorder and has created the persona of Durden to liberate himself from social constraints.
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The group is also part of the Art Not Oil coalition, which includes other activist groups like Liberate Tate and BP or Not BP?
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This operation will liberate Syrians living there from the tyranny of terrorist organizations and eliminate the threat to Syria's territorial integrity and political unity.
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" What they're saying: Blackburn tweeted: "Erdogan's attack on our Kurdish partners has served to liberate ISIS prisoners, bolster the Assad regime, and strengthen Russia.
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Japan soon came to believe its divine role was to be the champion of Asians and to liberate the colonies of the Western powers.
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Like other Rastafarians, Nansolo believes Selassie was a prophet descended from the biblical King Solomon, sent by God to liberate black Africans from colonialism.
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He decided to look at the subject sideways, veering from the literal as a way to liberate himself from his anxiety about the subject.
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"Together, hand in hand, with our boxes of matches and our necklaces, we will liberate this country," she told a rally in April 1986.
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"Liberate Hong Kong, revolution of our time," Chung said on the stream, a phrase that's become a rallying cry for protestors in Hong Kong.
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On October 211th, Iraqi forces launched the long-awaited offensive to liberate Mosul, the largest city under Islamic State control, with two million residents.
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The current president, Rodrigo Duterte, took office more than three years ago promising to liberate rural Filipinos from poverty by distributing land to farmers.
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The first task for our new Administration will be to liberate our citizens from the crime and terrorism and lawlessness that threatens their communities.
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The Sardines were inspired to organize by Mr. Salvini's campaign vow to "liberate" the liberal stronghold of Emilia Romagna in regional elections next month.
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We confidently say to our people that we are coming to liberate Mosul, and it will be the fatal and final blow to isis .
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If you want to liberate the Keeper, you'll have to grind every step of the way, but you choose how you'll deal with it.
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He was last seen in video recorded during the battle to liberate the Iraqi city of Mosul from Islamic State control in December 2016.
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There is an argument to be made that we use Juneteenth as part of an effort of enslaved people to liberate themselves from bondage.
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The rejections are among numerous unintended consequences of the military's generally successful push to liberate miles of territory that Boko Haram had held for months.
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At first I didn't know what it was, but its effect was to liberate me from many of the views I had had about art.
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In a truly egalitarian world, a bleach blonde would not be the one with the sole power to liberate people of all colors and cultures.
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Nintendo, we should try to remember, is a vast international corporation that wants nothing more than to liberate your hard-earned money from your wallet.
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Instead, it's the start of a personal and cultural reckoning that can liberate men from the pressure to constantly perform someone else's idea of masculinity.
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Such as Rudy Giuliani prank-texting me right around the time of Christmas 2018, pretending that he was trying to liberate hostages on an airplane.
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The Manbij offensive The YPG is fighting in an alliance with other groups backed by U.S.-led air strikes to liberate Manbij from ISIS control.
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Rafa and his wealthy girlfriend, Sofia (Tessa Ia) – who call themselves Bonnie and Clyde – enact their grand scheme to liberate herself from her bourgeoisie family.
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My idea right now is that perhaps the only real way to liberate oneself is to slip in between the cracks of larger authoritative systems.
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Chrome came to liberate us from the shackles of IE, but like many revolutionary leaders, too many years in power have corrupted Chrome's original mission.
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Tyga and the repo man are getting real tight -- his car loan company's trying to liberate his Lamborghini and nearly $450k from his bank account.
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But he is wrong to argue that the only way for people to liberate themselves from the contradictions of liberalism is "liberation from liberalism itself".
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This bold step would dramatically accelerate economic growth, liberate capital, boost investment, and reward those who have had faith in investing in the American economy.
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He said if the world won't work with him to help the Palestinians, then "if not, another will come to liberate it," with a grin.
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They convinced him to return to India and resume leadership of the movement and banded together in their fight to liberate India and form Pakistan.
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The Infiltrators tells the story of a group of undocumented immigrants who "break" into the for-profit detention system and work to liberate undocumented detainees.
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"I'm not really sure it really matters what the composition is of the force that goes there to liberate it," said Townsend, the U.S. commander.
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Yonathan Zohar and his colleagues hope to liberate the raising of ocean fish from the ocean itself so that fish farms can be built inland.
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And, in this episode, Limón leads Maritza to believe that giving Escobar's location to the police would liberate both of them from a dangerous situation.
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The plan was intended to bring more competition to the television industry and liberate consumers from an average of $231 in annual cable box fees.
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Many protesters have begun describing the movement as a "revolution," and chants of "liberate Hong Kong" and "fight for Hong Kong" have become more common.
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"How the tides are changing/As you liberate me now/And the walls come down," Troye Sivan sings on his humblest tones, refusing any triumphalism.
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Mr. Gershon, whose grandfather helped liberate the Dachau concentration camp in World War II, was heartened to learn that not every veteran supports Mr. Zeldin.
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The first task for our new administration will be to liberate our citizens from the crime and terrorism and lawlessness that threatens their — our communities.
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But Israeli leaders had praised Mr. Bush for helping to liberate Soviet Jewry, as well as for helping waves of Ethiopian Jews to reach Israel.
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Soon after Nguyen, who would later adopt the nom-de-guerre Ho Chi Minh, would turn to communism as the path to liberate his people.
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Liberate yourself from the distorted perceptions of the man who abused you by not offering him cover when you speak about him or to him.
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As the Allied invasion unfolded, Campbell witnessed bloody battles to liberate villages, endured the strafing of Luftwaffe war planes and sought shelter wherever he could.
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Obituary: Su Beng, a revolutionary widely known as the father of Taiwan independence for his efforts to liberate the island from colonial rule, has died.
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Su Beng, a revolutionary widely known as the father of Taiwan independence for his efforts to liberate the island from colonial rule, died on Sept.
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"We believe SF Pride, as an activist organization born of a protest march, should use that power to, as its mission says, 'liberate our people.'"
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Gamblers become starving indentured servants, and the Straw Hats liberate them in escalating battles rendered with a crude line and an often, well, golden palette.
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The Duke University Fuqua School of Business academic explains in clear, practical terms how to build a portfolio of revenue streams to liberate yourself financially.
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Turkey aimed to "neutralize" Syrian Kurdish militants in northeast Syria and to "liberate the local population from the yoke of the armed thugs," Altun wrote.
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Russia supports President Bashar al-Assad of Syria because he is a rampart against the Islamic State, and it has helped liberate Aleppo from terrorists.
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Delegates to China's parliament are urging the overhaul or even scrapping of controversial family planning rules, saying that radical steps are needed to "liberate fertility".
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"It's a very versatile and very effective firearm, and in the right hands it can liberate the world," he said, referring to the AR-15.
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His campaign slogan, "Liberate Hong Kong, revolution of our times," has been adopted by demonstrators, serving as the most enduring rallying cry of the movement.
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So limiting screen time does not necessarily liberate the funds to plant even a single tree, to say nothing of half an acre of them.
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The voice of the main character was talking about a savior from the past and how he was going to liberate people in the future.
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On Wednesday, thousands marched to major foreign consulates in the city, urging G20 leaders to back their demand to scrap the bill and "liberate" Hong Kong.
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Thursday marked the 75th anniversary of the D-Day landings at Normandy, where Allied troops invaded the French coast to liberate the country from Nazi occupation.
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The reality that is I am trying to liberate people around the world from tyranny, essentially, speech censorship, and our team faces a lot death threats.
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First the peaceful dismantling of the Soviet Union, then the first Gulf War to liberate Kuwait from Iraqi occupation, then the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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From day one, it's been clear that including an LTE chip in some future watch to liberate it from the phone link would be highly desirable.
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"There are 750,000 young men (in Europe) claiming to be persecuted at home (and) not thinking about how to liberate their mothers and wives," he said.
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Even L3, Phoebe Waller-Bridge's savagely funny, bow-legged droid on a mission to liberate her fellow bots from digital bondage, doesn't truly escape the pattern.
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It seems that with or without Daenerys to lead them, the Unsullied will continue to fight to liberate people — a fitting ending for the freed slaves.
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Bigger challenge ahead Driving ISIS from Falluja is important, but the biggest test for the Iraqi government will be to liberate Mosul, Iraq's second-largest city.
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Ng shouted the popular protest slogan "Liberate Hong Kong, revolution of our times" during a livestreamed post-match interview — which Blizzard said violated its competition rules.
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The move to liberate Raqqa was signaled at the end of last month by Defense Secretary Ash Carter in an interview in Paris with NBC News.
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"The troops of the Popular Mobilization Forces are waiting for the launch of the zero hour to participate in the battle to liberate Mosul," Assadi said.
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Not the end of ISIS Iraqi officials tell me the operation to liberate Mosul began in March, and will pick up pace in the coming months.
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"As soon as President Trump came into office, President Trump asked Ajit Pai to liberate the internet and give it back to you," Schneider went on.
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Within Iraq, the coalition's main focus is to liberate the towns of Tal Afar, Hawija and the town of Al Qaim in the Euphrates River valley.
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Contraception is vital to liberate ourselves from this oppression, which is why it's perceived as a threat—and why it must be protected at all costs.
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And it's the latter kind of photo (text quotations) that the founders of smartphone app Postepic want to liberate from this unstructured jumble of visual data.
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He's been made a prisoner by some bandits, and you can team with with some of Wolf's troops to storm the makeshift prison and liberate Nimble.
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The exploding drones harassed and demoralized Iraqi and US troops during the long battle to liberate the city of Mosul from militants in 2016 and 2017.
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Which is why fans over the years have recruited Buffer to announce their weddings or record the outgoing voicemail messages on their iPhones: to liberate him.
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Pelosi before the vote made it clear she was fine with members voting against her, hoping it would liberate them to vote present in the Jan.
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The bank is not offering specifics for now, though Patricia Wexler, a spokeswoman, tried to make nice to account holders who want to liberate their data.
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"The battle to liberate Mosul took nine months and we're seeing some of the heaviest urban fighting we've seen since the Second World War," he said.
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" Rachel Meeropol, a lawyer for Johnson and Lang, said in an email it was unfair to punish "activists who liberate animals destined for a violent death.
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These supporters argue machine intelligence will produce so much economic surplus that we could collectively afford to liberate much of humanity from both labor and suffering.
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Among the demonstrators were members of politically minded art collectives like Occupy Museums and Not an Alternative, from the United States, and Liberate Tate, from England.
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The worlds that Little Richard's childhood pain and agony formed were stolen and appropriated, and used to liberate white audiences and fuel white supremacist capitalist gain.
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Have you ever wanted to liberate villagers from an outlaw's stronghold as a very good dog named Caesar, clad in armor and flanked by two crossbowmen?
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Regardless of the occasional danger of a stain, you want to liberate those couches so you can feel the unmediated textures and angles of the upholstery.
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"He did nothing to liberate the middle class from political correctness until he decided to run for president," O'Donnell added during her interview with Brooke Baldwin.
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When President Muhammadu Buhari of Nigeria was elected last year, he vowed to liberate the captives, and he had been under considerable pressure to show results.
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The effect would be to liberate the remaining healthcare marketplace setting the groundwork for the design of a more effective and beneficial patient-friendly healthcare plan.
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Bill Kristol, Eliot Cohen, Robert Kagan and Max Boot, all of whom pushed to "liberate" Iraq, denounced Trump, saying he would be a foreign policy disaster.
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Obscuring his identity with motorized toys and raw meat, David Henry Brown "Nobody" Jr. seeks to liberate himself from the ways capitalism tends to dehumanize us.
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The month of fighting it took to liberate Hue had a profound effect on the war, changing the way Americans and their leaders felt about it.
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As a paratrooper with the 11th Airborne Division, he helped liberate about 2,100 prisoners from Los Banos, a Japanese internment camp in the Philippines, in 1945.
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So Blitzchung's use of a mask and "Liberate Hong Kong" statement amounts to a declaration of support for the protests, and a stand against mainland China.
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You play as action hero Rico Rodriguez, who is helping to liberate Panau, a fictional collection of islands in Southeast Asia ruled by an oppressive dictator.
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In Buñuel, the guests liberate themselves by repeating dialogue from the onset of the crisis, only for a new confinement to begin, this time in church.
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The campaign to liberate the country's second-largest city from the Islamic State lasted nearly nine months, killed thousands of people and displaced nearly a million.
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You try to liberate your own personality by rebelling against the world around you, by aggressively fighting against the society you find so vicious and corrupt.
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So figuring out how we can liberate people from tedium and drudgery, which of course is what most people have at their job every day, still.
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I think we need to liberate ourselves from the absurd subjection we have to this system and recognize that we need to evolve a better one.
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This jolt, Ajami argued, would be best delivered by an American invasion to topple Saddam and "liberate" Iraqis with democracy — thus surely inspiring a regional awakening.
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We have helped liberate more people from tyranny and poverty than ever before in history, and we have acquired great wealth and power in the progress.
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Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Oleg Syromolotov claimed at the end of March that the U.S. and Russia were discussing "specific aspects" of coordination to liberate the city.
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"At the beginning, we were so happy to hear Iraqi forces were able to liberate a few neighborhoods in eastern Mosul with few days," Raad told CNN.
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Irbil, Iraq (CNN)Nearly 100,000 people have been displaced since the operation to liberate western Mosul began last month, according to Iraq's Ministry of Migration and Displaced.
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It's time to liberate yourself from last year's lingerie, rediscover the retro bra, and let your breasts do their thing, like they would've done in the '60s.
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Months in the making The operation to liberate Mosul has been months in the making and involves coordination between Iraq's military, Kurdish forces and the international coalition.
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"The idea of the company is that we want to liberate everything you do when you're with a device, how you move, how you breathe," he said.
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This high-octane FPS game sets you in the middle of Nazi-controlled America where you must lead a resistance and liberate the country from its oppressors.
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"That exacerbated my PTSD ten-fold," he says, and it didn&apost help when ISIS started re-taking control of the same cities he fought to liberate.
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He has already signed off on the temporary measure for his chief of staff and tourism minister and is expected to liberate the agriculture minister later today.
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In the meantime, the courts' filing database has been subject to unorthodox efforts to "liberate" the records, including one user's failed attempt to download the entire collection.
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The Hashd al-Shaabi agreed to host me for a few days, during which I accompanied them as they worked to liberate territory near the Syrian border.
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"The overall goal is to help liberate a person from dependency on the health-care system, so they can function normally," LIM co-founder Andrew Pedtke said.
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Perhaps one day the queen will liberate the serfs and serving wenches and institute full matriarchy—or, at the very least, maybe we'll get a female knight.
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"The intent there is really to shape the environment so that as the ISF prepares to liberate Mosul, we've softened up the enemy for them," Harrigian said.
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Plugfones Liberate 2.0 are first and foremost headphones: they connect via Bluetooth to whatever device you want and play music for 12 hours with a full charge.
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We want to know how their youth shaped their current beliefs about equality, justice, and the way government at all levels can liberate people or persecute them.
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The Maverick X was made by Roka Sports, a company that describes its product in (presumably) hushed tones as something will "liberate" swimmers and "revolutionize" the wetsuit.
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Like meditation, Shabbat can help you liberate your consciousness from the pushes and pulls of the mind, explains Miriam Eisenberger, New York-based therapist, and meditation teacher.
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These include fungicides, insecticides and bugs that liberate nitrogen, phosphorous and potassium compounds from the soil, making them soluble and thus easier for crops to take up.
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"This is a legitimate step for us to defend the world's persecuted people and liberate the oppressed people from the hands of the oppressors!" the group said.
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"Two billion people all over the world who look like us, whose lives are much harder, and Wakanda has the tools to liberate them all," he says.
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"For domestic investors it's been a fairly volatile area of business so I think best to concentrate the business and liberate capital - it's a positive," he added.
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" The president said he would work to "liberate our fellow Americans from the grip of drug addiction and to end the opioid crisis once and for all.
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Blitzchung shouted "Liberate Hong Kong, revolution of our age" in Chinese amid a post-match interview at a Blizzard-sponsored "Hearthstone" tournament in Taiwan on October 5.
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Public financing of campaigns, started in New York City in the late 1980s, helped liberate the city from pay to play, which was rampant at the time.
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Abolish this canonical, consumer approach to pop culture, abolish the fan-consumer, and liberate pop culture from the stultifying logic of the service industry and market capitalism.
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Both want the current Iraqi government, led by Prime Minister Abadi, to hold together at least until the fight to liberate Islamic State-controlled territory is over.
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"We're thrilled with the news Tate is rid of BP," Yasmin de Silva, a member of one of the protest group Liberate Tate, said in a statement.
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In a telephone interview, Mel Evans, a member of Liberate Tate, said she hoped that other institutions would end their relationships with BP and other oil companies.
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A wave of fintech companies are promising to liberate bank customers from pain of international transfers, which come with sub-market exchange rates and hefty processing fees.
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This spring, together with its Global Coalition to Defeat ISIS allies and local partners, the United States launched operations to liberate the final ISIS strongholds in Syria.
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The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), a group of Kurdish and Arab fighters, announced Sunday the beginning of its offensive to liberate ISIS' de facto capital of Raqqa.
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While some supporters say the law will help liberate Muslim women from a garment they call sexist and restrictive, Ms. Farhat said her head scarf empowers her.
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We must liberate them, let them be free to navigate the social world, make mistakes, fail, experience emotional pain and learn to self-regulate fear and distress.
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As the Red Army arrived in the city of Chelm, where Mr. Rozenfeld had taken refuge, Mr. Rozenfeld again joined their ranks and fought to liberate Berlin.
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U.S. forces provided intelligence and surveillance during the fight to liberate Marawi, and the Philippine military chief said that assistance "tilted the balance" against the Islamist fighters.
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During his first speech following his presidential win, Erdoğan said that Turkey would continue to fight terrorism to "liberate Syrian lands" so that refugees can return safely.
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Iraqi forces used US-supplied "jammers" to counter the commercial drones ISIS was using in Mosul during the campaign to liberate that city in 2016 and 2017.
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After five days, they rested at a partisan-controlled town called Berat, where they were cheered, mistaken for the vanguard of an Allied invasion to liberate Albania.
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The cloud-connected navigation system will liberate users from constrained libraries of points of interest, allowing them to search the map for things like their doctor's office.
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Gifford called the move a gift to ISIS, which "thrives on chaos" and would be expected to try to liberate its supporters from Kurdish prisons and regroup.
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It will liberate the Democratic Party from the country's suffocating polarization and allow it to use government to address the vast array of problems facing the nation.
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These groups invited students to help liberate oppressed African-Americans in a state where fewer than 6 to 7 percent of those eligible to vote were registered.
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Iraq's fight against the Islamic State, aided by about 5,000 American troops, intensified with the start of a major operation to liberate the western side of Mosul.
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Narrowing it to only the parts with government-insured deposits would liberate Goldman, because unlike its rivals it keeps its trading separate from its small consumer bank.
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So, let's liberate our minds for a moment and imagine that you and I could take a walk right now together along the Street of the Tripods.
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Kim's reveal doesn't so much weld Taylor to the narrative as liberate Kanye from the anti-ness that she has launched her career off the back of.
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BOGOTA — Williams Cancino thought he had come to Colombia to join an army that would one day liberate his native Venezuela from embattled President Nicolas Maduro's grasp.
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"It is now up to the new generation, the young Cubans, to liberate themselves from communism the way it's supposed to be done, from inside Cuba," Vianelo said.
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"It's one thing to liberate a rat from the sewer," he writes "but it's something else entirely to place its likeness on our coat of arms," said Greive.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey will continue to "liberate Syrian lands" so that refugees can return to Syria safely, President Tayyip Erdogan said in an election victory speech on Monday.
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Carrying signs reading "Liberate Hong Kong," activists at an evening assembly, many of them wearing black, sang protest anthems and called on G20 leaders to defend their rights.
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When your arrival incites the cult to violently seize control of the region, you must rise up and spark the fires of resistance to liberate a besieged community.
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On Tuesday, Blizzard said player Ng "Blitzchung" Wai Chung violated competition rules when he shouted "Liberate Hong Kong, revolution of our times" during a livestreamed post-match interview.
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As he reports in Analytical Chemistry this week, Dr Greco and his colleagues dissolved samples in acid to liberate any proteins and then analysed these using mass spectrometry.
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He and his colleagues noted parallel changes in the genes for three digestive enzymes whose job is to liberate two particular amino acids, lysine and arginine, from proteins.
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"What remains is to dislodge the terrorists from their hideout in the (northeastern) Sambisa forest and safely liberate the Chibok girls and other victims of abduction," he said.
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As its name suggests, the Freemie Freedom double electric aims to liberate moms who have to scuttle to some dark corner of the office in order to pump.
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Most analysts think the additional forces will be deployed to help the Iraqi military in its upcoming campaign to liberate the major city of Mosul from ISIS control.
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They&aposre not voting for Maduro the man, he says, but rather the embodiment of Chavez&aposs ideals representing a battle to liberate Venezuela from capitalism&aposs grasp.
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Mr Guaidó tweeted that, after the events of February 23rd, he will "formally propose to the international community that we must keep all options open" to liberate Venezuela.
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Syria Despite the obvious humanitarian crisis unfolding there, President Bashar al-Assad claims Aleppo is a "springboard" to "liberate" other areas and push "terrorists" out of the country.
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"The reason we need new trainers or additional trainers is because that's really the next step in generating the amount of combat power needed to liberate Mosul," Col.
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Applying this method to liberate the whole of Falluja means a level of destruction that will require years of reconstruction to restore the city to its former self.
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Advocates have for years fought to liberate hemp from its taboo status, dating back to 1937 when it was lumped in with pot in the Marihuana Tax Act.
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"The morale of Iraqi Security Forces is high, we will continue fighting those terrorists to the end until we liberate Mosul from ISIS dirt," counter terrorism Lt. Gen.
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Karama, Iraq (CNN)The eastern suburbs of ISIS-held Mosul are in sight, but the Iraqi forces trying to liberate the city are still struggling to get there.
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"Every time we liberate an area and there are civilians there, we already have intelligence and our sources give us names of people involved with ISIS," he said.
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Matt: So the usernames, hostnames, and malware all reference Gary Host, which was one of the aliases Aaron Swartz used when trying to liberate educational materials from MIT.
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But in recent months western Mosul has witnessed fierce fighting between ISIS militants and coalition forces who are determined to liberate what was the country's second-largest city.
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You might find your body, the blurry words, trying to liberate itself by removing the AI from its skull with a knife in the middle of the desert.
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The entrepreneur, who once built a computer program that could predict sexuality from a LinkedIn profile, said AI was the perfect tool to liberate - and trap - LGBT+ people.
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"During this phase, we will enable our partners to dismantle the enemy, fragment his forces, isolate his centers of gravity and liberate the terrain he holds," he said.
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When government forces liberate a village from ISIS, they often turn to local Sunnis to determine who should be arrested, according to interviews with officials and Sunni residents.
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"The General Command announced today the launch of military ground operations to liberate Tamanhent base ... with the participation of the air force," said LNA spokesman Ahmed al-Mismari.
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During the interview, Blitzchung appears wearing a gas mask, which he lifts up before shouting "Liberate Hong Kong, revolution of our age!" in Chinese, as verified by Polygon.
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Just as momentum was building for the campaign to liberate Mosul, Baghdad's political circles fell into lower depths of crisis as high-level politicians traded accusations of corruption.
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Some fight to prove themselves, others seek to ignite social change in their home country, and others do it to liberate other women from the grip of ISIS.
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I have sat in circles of men, incarcerated men just like me, who have committed horrific violence and had the hard, honest conversations that liberate us from patriarchy.
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Details remain hazy, but we know that he served with the Free French forces, first in North Africa and later in the campaigns to liberate Italy and France.
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He touted the technology as a way to empower citizens and liberate conscientious police officers — a cop's word would no longer stand alone as the arbiter of truth.
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Once the dam is free of ISIS control, it will isolate Raqqa from three sides, giving Syrian troops the strategic advantage to further liberate areas of the city.
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They could run as the party that will liberate middle- and upper-middle-class people from ever having to deal with a 1040 form again in their lives.
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What is more, nesting tables liberate the space in front of a sofa, where a coffee table would otherwise squat, allowing legs to stretch and blood to circulate.
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Now, we have to ensure that similar changes are made to liberate pain patients—and that counterproductive laws and regulations are not re-imposed after the crisis passes.
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We have been kind enough to spare others a frightful sight for years; now can there be some compassion to liberate those of us with our painful deformities?
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More than a hundred thousand soldiers, policemen, and government-sanctioned-militia members were expected to participate in the fight to liberate Mosul, the second-largest city in Iraq.
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Harriet chronicles the life of Harriet Tubman as she escapes from slavery and returns to the United States to create the Underground Railroad and liberate hundreds of slaves.
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A German had thrown a grenade at him a few weeks after D-Day while his unit was helping to liberate the town of Carpiquet in Normandy, France.
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A national unity government could liberate Israel and the Palestinians from the rigid ideologies that have perpetuated the unsustainable status quo and dramatically transform the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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" TEAR GAS During Sunday's protest police fired tear gas to disperse thousands of anti-government protesters, some of whom chanted "revolution of our time" and "liberate Hong Kong.
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"I believe that those proposals now are ... a pretext to stop the advance of the Syrian army, which is trying to liberate the homeland," said Ahmad al-Issa.
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A long and difficult fight lies ahead for Iraqi forces trying to liberate Mosul, like this lone federal policeman on a still very dangerous and shifting front line.
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"The coalition respects human life, which is why we are assisting our Iraqi partner forces in their effort to liberate their lands from ISIS brutality," the statement said.
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There was no official word on the deal but state-owned Ikhabriyah television station said there were "reports of an agreement to liberate thousands from the two towns".
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Once again, clipping a tiny sliver from the lens and dissolving the plastic away was able to liberate the DNA, which could be used to recover the video.
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"As I said, [The Killing Joke] was meant to be something that would liberate comics," Moore said in an interview with the (now-defunct) pop culture site Mania.
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So he says he "was studying the Graduate Record Exam, I was faking it, I wanted to show I could get out and liberate my colleagues," etc, etc.
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Aguila Saleh, head of a parliament that relocated to eastern Libya in 2014 during a previous battle for Tripoli, said "the campaign to liberate Tripoli is not easy".
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They'll now come with a more complicated set of perspectives that permit you, we hope, to liberate yourself from whatever kind of lead weights that conventional wisdom represents.
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As this Moon sits on top of retrograde Mars and conflicts with free-spirited Uranus, you're gathering deep insight into how you behave in order to liberate yourself.
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Cassandra is under no illusions about the hollowness of army rhetoric, which trains soldiers to "liberate" the Iraqi people by "jogging in cadence to cute little ditties about slaughter".
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And if you're able to liberate yourself from that feeling later on (which is for the best, given that we're talking about depression) then returning to it is difficult.
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Iraqi Prime Minister Haider Al-Abadi hailed the progress, vowing in a statement to continue efforts to liberate the west of the city, which remains fully under ISIS control.
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"The decision to liberate all of Syria is taken and Aleppo is part of it," Assad said in a newspaper interview, according to pro-Damascus television station al-Mayadeen.
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In the "smart home," these internet-enabled gadgets liberate us from our chores, give us back some of our time, and add a dash of novelty to ordinary experiences.
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SINCE the Iraqi army and its allies began their counterattack against Islamic State (IS) in late 2014, they have managed to liberate many cities in northern and western Iraq.
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And at one point, the first-person character you take over is Rousseau, a French spy helping to liberate Paris in a mission that feels eerily similar to Hitman.
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He never spoke about the horrors of his time behind bars and hardly ever mentioned the pain of leaving the country he battled to liberate from Fulgencio Batista's tyranny.
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The operation to liberate Mosul, another ISIS stronghold in Iraq, has been months in the making and involves coordination between Iraq's military, Kurdish forces and the U.S.-led airstrikes.
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US general: Fight for Mosul will get tougher "We are starting an operation to liberate Raqqa from ISIS... the operation will be done with American aerial cover," Brig. Gen.
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To mark the success of its campaign — and cover some of its costs — Liberate Tate is selling very limited edition T-shirts, as well as prints by Conrad Atkinson.
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On the evening of February 23rd Mr Guaidó tweeted that he would "formally propose to the international community that we must keep all options open to liberate the homeland".
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Fierce resistance Libyan forces started the campaign to liberate the Mediterranean city -- best known as Moammar Gadhafi's hometown before it fell into the hands of ISIS -- three months ago.
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"The troops of the Popular Mobilization Forces are waiting for the launch of the zero hour to participate in the battle to liberate Mosul," said Assadi, the PMU spokesman.
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Hundreds of US troops have arrived at an air base 40 miles south of Mosul to support Iraq's efforts to liberate that city, a US defense official told CNN.
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It may even liberate the more scrupulous to make money from their data sets in new ways, freed from privacy limitations which had previously kept those data locked away.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - The Syrian Kurdish YPG militia aims to "liberate" the area between Azaz and Jarablus held by Turkey-backed Syrian rebels, a YPG commander said in a statement.
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The operation was "a key milestone" in the campaign to "liberate the city," Brett McGurk, the US envoy for the anti-ISIS coalition, said on his official Twitter account.
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For one thing, the battle to liberate the ISIS stronghold of Mosul, Iraq -- now into its seventh month -- has underscored just how hard it is to defeat the extremists.
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Asked if the government planned to recapture the Islamic State-held city of Raqqa, Assad said it was the Syrian army's role to liberate "every inch" of Syrian land.
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The Empire is in retreat as the New Republic advances across the galaxy, and Han Solo finds himself on his way to Kashyyyk to help Chewbacca liberate the planet.
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" He didn't hold back, as Dr. King -- with his immense freedom of thought -- never held back: "There's power in love to lift up and liberate when nothing else will.
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Al Qaeda's attack provided more than enough of an excuse for the United States and its allies to invade Afghanistan — or "liberate" it, as the Bush administration put it.
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Without such coordination, the effort to defeat ISIS and liberate thousands of Mosul residents who have suffered horribly under the terrorist group for two years would be severely undermined.
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Poppe, who ate, slept, washed and drew while chained, worked to liberate himself by chiseling the away the stone toward the chain, but eventually had to be cut free.
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This monumental opera, Rossini's final masterpiece, spins a tale of the legendary Swiss folk hero William Tell, a renowned archer who fought to liberate his homeland from Austrian rule.
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Iraqi troops are engaged in furious battles with militants to liberate the easternmost neighborhoods of Mosul after they breached the city limits for the first time in two years.
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" But too many champions of the Latino community, in Freire's words, "substitute monologue, slogans, and communiqués for dialogue," and "attempt to liberate the oppressed with the instruments of domestication.
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The LNA said on Monday it will start heavy air strikes on targets Tripoli after "traditional means" of war had been exhausted to "liberate" Tripoli, said Commander Mohammed Manfour.
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To the impeachers, the war to preserve the Union had been fought to liberate the nation once and for all from slavery — and to enshrine freedom and equal citizenship.
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She, like all the women, is an escaped ISIS captive who has suffered unspeakable abuse; now their mission is to liberate Bahar's hometown, where her son remains a hostage.
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Lynne Olson's "Last Hope Island" chronicles the story of the Poles, French, Dutch and other Europeans who took refuge in Britain and fought to liberate their homelands from there.
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"They will liberate Mosul — it's just a matter of time when that's going to happen — but I'm not going to put a timeline on that for them," he said.
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This is clearly reminiscent of Macron's campaign philosophy of "libérer et protéger" — "liberate and protect" — even though this reform was not part of his pledges during the presidential campaign.
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She credits Audre Lorde, Nikki Giovanni, and other pioneers of womanism (a theological framework that seeks to liberate and empower Black women), for creating space for her to lead.
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Brett McGurk, the U.S. envoy to the anti-ISIS coalition, called the news a "key milestone" in efforts "to liberate the city," which began in earnest on June 6.
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President Donald Trump vowed Monday to "liberate" the United States from the epidemic of opioid abuse as his administration released a broad slate of measures to tackle the crisis.
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Yet Dr. Seaver is worth a tip of the hat as a character who helped liberate TV dads from the prison of always being right and always being serious.
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"I am very happy to help liberate these villages today, because they are Kurds like us," First Lt. Hemin Rashid, a Zeravani Peshmerga fighter from Halabja told the media outlet.
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"In the coming days, the battles will be at their most intense... "We expect, under our plan, that we will be able to liberate Raqqa in less than a month.
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Speaking just months before the coup attempt, he discussed why he had gotten involved in the "struggle to liberate" the Gambia from what he referred to as Yaya Jammeh's dictatorship.
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The captions in those official photos specifically mention assisting the Iraqis trying to liberate western Mosul, which is seen as a very tough fight because ISIS is well dug in.
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"I call on those heroes to move quickly to liberate the remaining part of Nineveh province, especially the right side, which is the western side of the city," Abadi said.
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Short of being dropped into a world where they are under threat and continually working to liberate that place, there's nothing inside of Rook that the player isn't putting there.
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Done properly, the recapture of Mosul would not just liberate the million or more people living under the brutal rule of IS; in a sense, it would relieve the world.
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Falluja: The American and Iraqi 'graveyard' The city has been besieged for months, but Iraqi forces began the operation to liberate Falluja last month and have surrounded the city's center.
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Iraq's ongoing military campaign to liberate the ISIS stronghold of Falluja is being sensationally framed in too much of the media coverage and commentary as a Shia versus Sunni war.
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Harriet is determined to liberate the members of her family, which means evading both white slave-catchers and an especially fearsome black bounty hunter named Bigger Long (Omar J. Dorsey).
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In places like Phoenix, where there is relatively little public transport, self-driving taxis could liberate residents and business travellers from the steering wheel, allowing them to be more productive.
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"I am very happy to help liberate these villages today, because they are Kurds like us," 1st Lt. Hemin Rashid, a Zeravani Peshmerga fighter from Halabja, told the media outlet.
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Ironically, the movement attempting to liberate them from the closet has essentially forced them to behave unnaturally — to conform to rigid standards of masculinity in order to quash the rumors.
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The drugs and money mentioned in Lil Big Pac are instead used as tools for Kodak to liberate himself beyond the constant conflict that is living in Pompano Beach, Florida.
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New York (CNN)Mosul will be easier to liberate from ISIS than other cities that have already been recaptured by the Iraqi military, Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi predicts.
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"We will come back to this land, and we will liberate it with our blood and our body parts," Abu Bilal declared in a video he made at the time.
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The desire to liberate schools from the state—and the teachers' unions—also lies behind the growth of the charter movement in America, and academies and "free schools" in Britain.
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As the party that helped liberate black South Africans from votelessness and segregation, the ANC has ruled uninterrupted since apartheid ended in 1994, always winning national elections by wide margins.
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If the desire to support the women in their lives, liberate themselves from gender roles, or just not be terrible doesn't dissuade men from sexist behavior, this should do it.
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This was at the dawn of the "microstock" era, marked by the rise of companies like iStock and Shutterstock, which took advantage of the internet to permanently liberate stock photography.
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For the past three months, Kimberley —known to friends as Kimmie, but to comrades as Zilan Dilmar—has been part of the offensive to liberate Raqqa, ISIS' de-facto capital.
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It is unclear whether Mishra feels the chief flaw lies in modernity's failures—its false promise to liberate everyone—or in its successes, and the devastation that has accompanied them.
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The contrast was intended to underscore what Russia sees as its underappreciated role in helping Syrian forces liberate Palmyra from zealots and fighting on the side of civilization against barbarism.
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"The CPK's policy and plan were solely designed to one purpose only, to liberate the country from the colonization, imperialism, exploitation, extreme poverty and invasion from neighboring countries," he said.
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Sporting ballistic goggles and a gas mask — accessories often worn by the demonstrators — Mr. Chung shouted in Mandarin: "Liberate Hong Kong, revolution of our times," echoing a popular protest slogan.
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During the interview on the official Taiwanese Hearthstone stream, Blitzchung appeared wearing a gas mask, which he lifted up before shouting "Liberate Hong Kong, revolution of our age!" in Chinese.
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Instead, Mr. Obama should devote his remaining time in office to pressure the Abadi government to build a single military force that is tailored to liberate the rest of Nineveh.
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He is an Iraqi national from Mosul, the largest urban centre still under militant control, which Iraqi and Kurdish Peshmerga forces backed by U.S. air strikes are moving to liberate.
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Mr. Erdogan is also demanding a combat role in the battle in Iraq to liberate Mosul, but any involvement there of Turkey's predominantly Sunni troops could create new sectarian complications.
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It's a suggestion that, if harnessed correctly, such technologies could one day liberate workers from a capitalist system where being a worker is inexorably tied to one's identity and livelihood.
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Close to a dozen fire fighters arrived on the scene to liberate Kajewski from his ashy purgatory, but at least we can assume he won the hide and seek game.
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" Nick Summers at Engadget similarly remarked that Dreams's existence as an accessible game-creation platform and sharing system "could liberate game development the same way Minecraft did a decade ago.
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For the past three months, Kimberley —known to friends as Kimmie, but to comrades as Zilan Dilmar—has been part of the offensive to liberate Raqqa, Isis' de-facto capital.
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It intends to use A.I. to perfect its authoritarian control at home and electric cars and batteries to liberate itself from dependence on the "old oil" of the last century.
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Andrew O'Connor, 25, a second-year law student, said loan cancellation could liberate him and his classmates from the pressure of going into corporate law, rather than public interest law.
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"I will never forget those very young boys coming up the hill, who had to take me a prisoner to liberate me," he once recalled in a Times Op-Ed.
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Organized by a mysterious but powerful figure widely known throughout the country as Taskmaster, Romanoff sets out to liberate the Red Room's victims with the help of her makeshift family.
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Fossil Free Culture was inspired by the aggressive strategies of Liberate Tate and Platform London, two activist collectives in Britain that staged confrontational protests at the Tate earlier this decade.
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I've seen over the decades how a freer flow of information eventually can liberate minds and peoples, and the world would be better off if that process unfolded in China.
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"As long as we have the civilians and a free army, with a small piece or a small town of Syria, we will liberate all of Syria again," he said.
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The SDF is also acting with care in order to liberate prisoners held by ISIS, he said, adding that they had been able to free 10 captives in recent days.
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Games studio Blizzard banned a Hong Kong-based player of its popular game Hearthstone game after he said: "Liberate Hong Kong, revolution of our times" in a live-streamed interview.
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In a meeting with Iranian parliament Speaker Ali Larijani, Assad said that "the Syrian nation was determined to liberate all Syrian land from terrorism", Syria's state news agency SANA reported.
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Some also argued for abolishing age-of-consent laws, saying that doing so would liberate children from the domination of their parents and allow them to be full, sexual beings.
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Supporters of Leung Kwok Hung began chanting "Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of Our Time" after the local counting station tallied up the votes, with Lee winning by just 300 votes.
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She wrote a Detroit News op-ed arguing to "retire" Detroit Public Schools and "liberate all students" to use tax dollars to attend public or charter schools of their choice.
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Commander Mohamed Manfour said the air campaign came after "traditional means" of war had been exhausted to "liberate" Tripoli, which is under the control of the country's internationally recognized government.
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The offensive to liberate the place was underway, and Martany, an Iraqi living in nearby Erbil, had been commissioned by a journalist to take him to the former ISIS stronghold.
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Arnold's perspective might best be described as social realism, always interested in how societies both constrict and liberate their citizens — especially those who are vulnerable: the young, the poor, women, minorities.
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"Ultimately we are isolating Raqqa and we're going to, at a time of our partner's choosing, move in and liberate that city from Daesh (Islamic State)," he said in a statement.
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Nova offers her help; I thought it was going to be a remedy of the herbal variety, but instead she lays hands on Charley, evoking Oshun to help liberate her sister.
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Far from perfect, this exhibition marks a step toward empowering voices that could do much to liberate our own identity from the cultural codes by which it continues to be confined.
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This game asks you to to travel to three different regions and liberate them from the cult lieutenants who serve as the major operators who are pushing the cult's agenda forward.
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They included a hi-tech tracking system of the kind used in the struggle to liberate Mosul in northern Iraq, deployed in tandem with "drone killer" equipment that can disable them.
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If her goal is to liberate the vulnerable, then she must work together with Snow to deliver justice to her people — and it shouldn't matter who sits in the Iron Throne.
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"This agreement offers an opportunity to liberate the rest of the Syrian territories and cities occupied by the Turkish army as Afrin and other Syrian cities and towns," the statement said.
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In the last two months of 2016, in the midst of the fight to liberate the ISIS stronghold of Mosul, ISIS drones reportedly attacked US-backed forces about once a day.
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The new gameplay trailer for Far Cry 5 introduces us to the faces of the resistance, who are trying to liberate a small town from the clutches of murderous religious zealots.
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And this was just the beginning: The next step, he said, was to sail up the Red Sea, destroy Mecca, Medina and the Prophet Muhammad's body and liberate the Holy Land.
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Chung said "Liberate Hong Kong, revolution of our time" — a protest slogan in the city — while wearing goggles and a face mask, items commonly donned by protestors to conceal their identity.
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On Friday, Abadi visited oil-rich Kirkuk province, where he met with leaders ahead of the operation to liberate the ISIS-controlled city of Hawija, about 100 miles south of Mosul.
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The mostly young black-clad protesters have chanted slogans such as "No rioters, only tyranny!" and "Liberate Hong Kong!" while approaching travellers with flyers describing their demands and explaining the unrest.
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The result of the new regime, says Rashesh Shah of Edelweiss, an investment bank, has been lively auctions for companies once thought to be impossible to liberate from their promoters' grasp.
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Following the lead of industry-disrupting tech startups such as Uber, Airbnb, and Spotify,a new tech company called AGNT hopes to innovate and "liberate" the market sector of DJ bookings.
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"The military initiative is in our hands and the campaign is now being undertaken to liberate what is left of the city and progress is continuing until this moment," Darwish said.
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" 'Significant milestone' "That ... is a major setback for ISIL at the hands of our partners the SDF, including thousands of Syrian Arab troops that are fighting to liberate their own homes.
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"My primary reader is somebody who identifies as queer and is trying to use the universal spiritual themes in astrology to liberate themselves from patriarchy and gender binary norms," Bedell says.
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The fight to liberate the Iraqi city of Mosul was one of the last and most significant victories in the Iraqi army and U.S.-led coalition's offensive against the Islamic State.
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The only hope is a bold tax reform plan that will liberate our nation from the slow-growth status quo and jump-start a new era of American prosperity and growth.
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Khalil said on Thursday that Lebanon needed a plan to manage its public debt to "liberate the public budget from the burden of a deadly accumulation of debt and debt service".
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Han is helping Chewie liberate the Wookiee homeworld of Kashyyyk when he goes missing; Norra Wexley, a Rebel Pilot we first met in Aftermath, is dispatched by Leia to find him.
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The campaign to liberate Raqqa is now underway, but given the fact that it took around eight months to expel ISIS from Mosul we should expect a long battle for Raqqa.
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I've been with my current infantry tabur [platoon] for two months, since I joined the Wrath of Euphrates operation [to liberate Raqqa], and the girls are already like sisters to me.
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While I came prepared to take this apart with a reciprocating saw, it turned out that I didn't need it: a pair of heavy shears allowed me to liberate each part.
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According to presidential advisor Rodger Swearingen, President Lyndon Johnson was afraid to invade, occupy, and liberate North Vietnam—the only way to win the conflict—fearing a nuclear war with China.
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The scandal led to Duterte declaring a ban on OFWs taking up positions in the Middle Eastern country, and a mooted "rescue mission" to liberate distressed workers from their Kuwaiti employers.
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The mostly young black-clad protesters have chanted slogans such as "No rioters, only tyranny!" and "Liberate Hong Kong!" while approaching travelers with flyers describing their demands and explaining the unrest.
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The US State Department announced Tuesday that it's working with the Global Coalition and local partners, including Syrian Democratic Forces, to launch operations to liberate the final ISIS strongholds in Syria.
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With support from President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi's Egypt and the United Arab Emirates, he has promised to drive out Islamist militants and "liberate" Tripoli, bringing the capital's militias to heel.
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Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam has said that protesters' calls for a revolution to "liberate" Hong Kong are illegal acts that challenge the authority of the central government in Beijing.
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"The government's most effective way to help VW and prepare the business for the future would be to liberate the company from excessive political influence," Evercore ISI analyst Arndt Ellinghorst said.
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Standing beside a black flag with the slogan "Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of our Times," James Wong, 23, was among a handful of protesters still manning a bridge at Baptist University.
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Brett McGurk, U.S. envoy for the anti-ISIS coalition, described the assault as a "key milestone" in the battle to liberate Raqqa, which has been occupied by ISIS for three years.
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Hefner, who saw himself as helping to liberate people from sexual repression, was blind to his own privileged position as a man; he reacted to these critiques with defensive ill-temper.
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With the onset of democracy, my father was able to return to Bangladesh and fulfill his duty to the country that he, as a freedom fighter, helped liberate 20 years before.
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"Bigger formats allow me to somehow liberate the technique—the smoke is constantly trying to 'escape' and a large canvas can capture its trace in a much better way," he explains.
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They say their aim is to restore national pride and liberate Germans from the sense of collective responsibility for the crimes of their ancestors, which they claim has "crippled" the country.
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Wasteful or not, I think Democrats should get behind some version of entitlement reform, to liberate, for the long term, some of the budget for priorities like the ones you mentioned.
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They stayed on sidewalks, observed traffic lights, kept chanting to a minimum, and focused their efforts on waving signs saying "Please Liberate Hong Kong" and handing over letters to embassy officials.
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"I will never forget those very young boys coming up the hill, who had to take me a prisoner to liberate me," he recalled in an Op-Ed for The Times.
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The only way for me to do this show was liberate it from the feeling of this is a mystery-based show, and for every mystery there must be an answer.
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Some had never wanted to go to war to liberate the South in the first place, and had sought instead to build the North and reunify the country through political means.
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Mr. Obama mangled World War II events when he said his great-uncle helped liberate Auschwitz, which would have been possible only if his great-uncle had been a Soviet soldier.
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If they regain control of the western half of the city, they'll reunite Mosul and liberate a city that sits at the heart of the Islamic State's power and its mission.
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"Turkey has no ambition in northeastern Syria except to neutralize a long-standing threat against Turkish citizens and to liberate the local population from the yoke of armed thugs," he said.
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Troemel's art plays with a central paradox of the Internet: the technology that was supposed to liberate us from the dreary real world has inspired a whole new set of anxieties.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian military advisers played a direct role in planning the operation to liberate the Syrian city of Palmyra from the Islamic State militants, Russia's Defence Ministry said on Thursday.
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The United States, which committed some 550,000 fighters to the campaign to liberate Kuwait, suffered 111 battle deaths, 35 lost through accidents and another 35 who fell victim to friendly fire.
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That's kind of the immersive intensiveness, but we still want that to happen, because we actually liberate ourselves from the tyranny of all the other voices, at least for that time.
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It leads to the US president saying that MS-13 has taken over whole cities in the US, and that the federal government needs to "liberate" those towns for its citizens.
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Since the 1970s, working without assistants, she has been constructing sculptures that explore the echoes between clothing and architecture, both of which are enclosures that are supposedly meant to liberate us.
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"As they sliced their heads they would tell us 'liberate yourself from the apostates'," he said as some his eight children played, oblivious to the sound of sniper rifles and mortar bombs.
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Caught in the middle were civilians who had suffered under the IS reign of terror for three years and were now wondering if they would survive a relentless battle to "liberate" them.
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" That statement said the police offered civilians "all possible assistance during the operations to liberate the areas south of Mosul and to cleanse these areas from the clutches of the terrorist organization.
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"It can really liberate people in ways they've never experienced," alleviating fears of traveling by plane, sleeping over at a friend's house and other experiences that carry the specter of accidental exposure.
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" But even after coalition-backed Syrian and Iraqi troops liberate Mosul, Iraq and ISIS's self-proclaimed capital of Raqqa, Syria, Townsend said, "there is still a lot of work to be done.
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Sanders' pitch is that the bill will cover everyone, liberate employers from the complex burden of providing insurance, and bring down costs by allowing the government to directly negotiate with drug manufacturers.
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"Technology can liberate people from repetitive tasks," Barbara Martin Coppola, chief digital officer at Swedish furniture giant IKEA, told Reuters on the sidelines of the World Retail Congress, an annual industry gathering.
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But in 2010, after the founding of the artist collective Liberate Tate during a workshop on art and activism at Tate, the sponsorship deal became an increasingly controversial subject of public debate.
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And that they have fought to liberate and keep free so much of the world without becoming conquers themselves has shown our uniformed services to be very worth of our trust indeed.
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They called on residents of government-held areas in western Aleppo to stay at home or in underground shelters as they spread their offensive, saying they were coming to "liberate" their land.
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Bonneville revealed to co-host Kelly Ripa – who insisted he use the term "liberate" instead of "steal" – that it wasn't priceless antiques or the vintage fashions that fell into his sticky fingers.
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Over 30 parties will compete for 395 seats, but the real battle is between the PJD and the Party for Authenticity and Modernity (PAM), which vows to "liberate" Morocco from the Islamists.
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Battles on the ground escalated this week between Saudi-allied resistance fighters and Houthi-led forces, spreading to six Yemeni provinces, as Hadi's supporters tried to liberate cities controlled by the Houthis.
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Syed Salahuddin's United Jihad Council, an umbrella body of anti-India militants based in Pakistan-held Kashmir, has been incensed by the U.S. designation, vowing to continue its struggle to liberate Kashmir.
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My next thought was that maybe an image like the Statue of Liberty could liberate me from being categorized as an artist who deals with his own history as a Vietnamese refugee.
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We are citizens of the world's greatest republic, a nation of ideals, not blood and soil" and "We have helped liberate more people from tyranny and poverty than ever before in history … .
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"We are here with a mission, to liberate Albania from crime and corruption, to make Albania like the rest of Europe," Basha told a crowd of several thousand along the main boulevard.
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It's also possible that we could harness so-called biomining microbes that produce acids to liberate key metals from rock—an idea that scientists are also hoping to apply to asteroid mining.
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Mueller wants to know whether Russian oligarchs used Trump and his network of businesses to liberate cash and evade taxes, and whether they returned the favor by meddling in last year's election.
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Eritrea, an Italian colony from 1890 until 1941, was annexed by Ethiopia after World War II; it took a three-decades-long war for the Eritreans to finally liberate themselves, in 1991.
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As a social critic, she crossed some of those same boundaries to liberate race and sex to show us how to read the structures of meaning within which we cannot help thinking.
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Macron offered thanks to American forces for helping to liberate France during World War II, while Trump voiced appreciation to French families who tend to the graves of U.S. troops in Normandy.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Planning is underway for the military campaign to liberate Mosul from Islamic State, Brett McGurk, U.S. President Barack Obama's special envoy in the fight against Islamic State said on Tuesday.
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He opened Trump almost exactly two years after the People's Protection Units (YPG), the Free Syrian Army, Peshmerga soldiers and some U.S. led-airstrikes joined forces to liberate Kobani from ISIS rule.
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"Our mission has always been to liberate the world's receipt data because by doing this we can enrich trillions of experiences globally," Flux co-founder and CEO Matty Cusden-Ross tells me.
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Purity was paramount: Mr. Mancuso stripped away mixing equipment used by many D.J.s, imagining that fewer cables and boxes would liberate the sound waves and, consequently, his guests on the dance floor.
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He is the right man for the job The first task for our new Administration will be to liberate our citizens from the crime and terrorism and lawlessness that threatens their communities.
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Aricie, the daughter of a vanquished enemy of the Athenian king, Thésée, has been ordered to become a priestess of the goddess Diana; her lover Hippolyte, Thésée's son, vows to liberate her.
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Also on July 11, Mars squares off with Uranus, bringing some unexpected commotion—but this is also a brilliant time to liberate yourself from relationships and expectations that no longer suit you.
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During the battle to liberate Mosul from the Islamic State last summer, she became a one-woman clearinghouse for lost or abandoned children, taking home dozens who had been found by soldiers.
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That's because when preying viruses infect and take out one species of microbe — they are very specific predators — they liberate nutrients in them, such as nitrogen, that feed other species of bacteria.
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"We are planning to liberate our observation posts from the surrounding (Syrian government forces) by the end of this month, one way or another," Erdogan told his party's lawmakers in a speech.
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He writes that those on the eastern side are safe, and he then encourages those in western Mosul to stay put and wait for the Iraqi forces to liberate their area, too.
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The Islamic State and Syria: American forces are engaged in major battles to liberate Mosul in Iraq and Raqqa in Syria from the Islamic State and are fighting extremists elsewhere, including Mali.
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All these battles are but part of a larger war, being fought to liberate the minds and bodies of the people who feel freedom is the most important concept in their lives.
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Helena, once a promising painter, is relegated to the role of artistic enabler, welcoming talented "strays" into her home to liberate them from the strictures of convention that still subtly bind her.
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Instead of kowtowing to the Chinese government's demands in order to gain access to the market, American tech giants could do something heroic: Liberate hundreds of millions of people from information darkness.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - A Turkish military operation over Syria's Afrin region aims to liberate it from the control of Kurdish militants from the YPG and PYD groups, a senior Turkish official told Reuters.
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At age 22017, he joined the SPLM, the Sudan People's Liberation Movement, then a rebel group that sought to liberate the marginalized south from Sudan and its longtime president, Omar al-Bashir.
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"We need to liberate and do everything possible to prevent the division of the country," he said, adding that he did not see an end to the Syria conflict in the foreseeable future.
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Bitcoin's roots lie in the "cypherpunk" movement, a philosophy that combines an anarchic dislike of governments and large companies with the techno-Utopian belief that computers and cryptography can liberate and protect people.
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"When the comrades liberate a village, they let the community decide for itself," said 18-year old Evin, a Kurdish fighter from Syria who joined the PKK's affiliate there before coming to Sinjar.
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But accumulated losses and the sheer scale of the operation to liberate Mosul -- a city once home to more than 2 million people -- are drawing in less battle-ready men and experienced commanders.
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"Doing operations simultaneously with the campaign to liberate Mosul will complicate command and control for the enemy, giving them more problems to solve than their flagging command and control can manage," he added.
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"Doing operations simultaneously with the campaign to liberate Mosul will complicate command and control for the enemy, giving them more problems to solve than their flagging command and control can manage," Votel said.
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Over the course of the past six years, members of Liberate Tate — in concert with other cultural activist organizations — staged a series of performances and protests demanding an end to the sponsorship deal.
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No easy victories in battle to liberate Falluja Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi tried but failed to win the trust of Iraq's Sunnis who continue to see him as another version of Maliki.
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Obama chose to punt -- to "liberate" himself from the responsibility to lead -- and half a million are dead, more than 11 million displaced, with reverberations from the refugee crisis still toppling European leaders.
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"If you want to liberate a society, all you need is the internet," said Wael Ghonim, an Egyptian Google executive who set up the primary Facebook group that helped galvanize dissenters in Cairo.
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Not least by a new book Friedman contributed to along with Joe Quirk, called Seasteading: How Floating Nations Will Restore the Environment, Enrich the Poor, Cure the Sick, and Liberate Humanity from Politicians.
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It aims to liberate computing from a fixed screen, overlaying its users' view with useful additions (painting your email across a nearby wall, for instance, or putting weather information on a breakfast table).
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Later on Monday, William and Kate will visit the Warsaw Rising Museum, which is dedicated to the uprising of 1944, which saw the Polish resistance army attempt to liberate Warsaw from German occupation.
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Chung Ng Wai, the esports competitor better known as Blitzchung, shouted "Liberate Hong Kong, revolution of our age" in Chinese amid a post-match interview at a Blizzard-sponsored "Hearthstone" tournament in Taiwan.
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Chung Ng Wai, the esports competitor better known as Blitzchung, shouted "Liberate Hong Kong, revolution of our age" in Chinese during a post-match interview at a Blizzard-sponsored "Hearthstone" tournament in Taiwan.
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Iraq's Prime Minister, Haider al-Abadi, told the AP that 1,85033 civilians died in the efforts to liberate the city, while the coalition recognizes that it is accountable for the deaths of 326.
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"This operation is one in a series of the battle of Abu al-Mughira al-Qahtani, which will not stop until we liberate all Libya," Islamic State's Tripoli militancy said in a statement.
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"Hezbollah has 100,000 missiles that are ready to hit Israel to liberate the occupied Palestinian territories if the Zionist regime repeats its past mistakes," Tasnim quoted IRGC deputy head Hossein Salami as saying.
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The French title invites us to reflect on the meaning of freedom, and whether the libertines are out to liberate humanity from its shackles or merely seek to enslave it to its desires.
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They chanted slogans like "Fight for Freedom" and "Liberate Hong Kong," and demanded the government answer for months of unresolved political stalemate and the increasingly violent tactics used by the city's police force.
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"Whitehead seems fascinated by the dangerous power of pop's Esperanto to break down barriers between performers and audiences, transcend the fixities of class and social station, and liberate female libidos," Professor Chibnall wrote.
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In particular, Vasconcelos is best known for her large-scale pieces using fabric, embroidery and stitching, which constitute a feminist attempt to monumentalize and liberate the traditionally domestic or feminine task of sewing.
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The Hong Kong government warned foreign lawmakers not to interfere in the internal affairs of the former British colony after thousands of protesters called on U.S. President Donald Trump to "liberate" the city.
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Mija sets out to liberate her beloved pig, and is joined (and also partly thwarted) by members of the Animal Liberation Front, an earnest, not-always-competent militant group led by Paul Dano.
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And the disastrous attempt by George W. Bush to reorder the Middle East by invading Iraq, ostensibly to liberate benighted Arabs, made the idealistic justification for Pax Americana look like a cynical sham.
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The designs will be open source, opening the way for future companies (or tinkerers) to manufacture cheap, secure systems that liberate officials like DeBeauvoir from the tyranny of high-priced, hidebound, hackable technology.
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The plagues that the Bible says were visited upon the Egyptians when the pharaoh refused to liberate the Jewish people were bitter indeed, but this Passover program will turn them into something sweet.
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"The intent, though, is to intensify that effort, to move closer to the city, to envelop the city and then once everything is in place, to liberate it," Colonel Dorrian said last week.
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By modernizing the billing process with advanced metering, analytically-driven meter data management and highly intuitive and functional customer engagement systems, the industry can liberate $2-4 billion a year from existing budgets.
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Thousands of Hong Kong protesters marching to the U.S. Consulate Sunday sang the U.S. national anthem and called on President Trump to "liberate" the Chinese-controlled territory as police looked on, Reuters reports.
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Turkish chief of general staff Hulusi Akar met his U.S. counterpart Joseph Dunford hours after U.S.-backed Syria Democratic Forces (SDF) launched an operation to liberate the Syrian city of Raqqa from Islamic State.
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"We have waited so long to liberate these villages," said Assan Abdul Salam, a 41-year-old fighter who was born in Mosul, as he watched the advance from a pillbox on the ridge.
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Whether he's calling its members "animals" or touting Immigration and Customs Enforcement's efforts to "liberate towns from the grasp of MS-13," President Trump has made a lot of assertions about the street gang.
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