Heavily militarized country North Korea's internationally isolated regime is a heavily militarized state with a huge standing army of 1.2 million active soldiers and 7.7 million reservists.
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Law enforcement action against the protesters has grown increasingly militarized.
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One hesitates to imagine the width of Gilead's militarized border.
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The region was also militarized by frequent coups and juntas.
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Baghdad is no longer the militarized city it once was.
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Chinese officials insisted that the ports would not be militarized.
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The killings militarized the uprising by the fall of 2011.
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Because now we have a demilitarized zone that is heavily militarized.
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Law enforcement, militarized and indifferent to black lives, is the problem.
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Militarized borders are almost never about one country's security or protection.
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Kashmir is one of the most militarized regions of the world.
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Guri is a militarized zone protected around the clock by soldiers.
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China has militarized islands and demands acceptance of its maritime domain.
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A long-militarized police force is finding it difficult to regear.
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Just-installed barbed wire and barricades signal a newly militarized border.
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There are bromides concocted to justify an increasingly militarized police force.
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Schrode took a photo of the militarized police who allegedly shot her.
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"In a strict sense, a militarized system coopts individual rights," said Corona.
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As Yemeni society becomes increasingly militarized, combatants are often mixed among civilians.
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Want to switch from a drug paradise to a militarized autocratic government?
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The peace movement's fears of a militarized surveillance state had come true.
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The crack cocaine epidemic resulted in militarized policing of mostly minority communities.
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The region was already the most highly-militarized area in the world.
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Space has been militarized for decades and is only becoming more so.
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Kashmir is one of the most heavily-militarized regions in the world.
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It is one of the most heavily militarized areas in the world.
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In 2013, Wassenaar made efforts to add militarized spyware to that list.
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Typically, the aesthetic authoritarian likes spartan design: Doric columns and militarized courtyards.
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The streets were militarized and public dissent was banned by presidential orders.
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Background: Since 1947, a heavily militarized boundary has split Kashmir in two.
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Armenia, an extremely poor country from which Armenians are running away – also known as emigration – in droves, ranks third as the world's most militarized country, and European continent's most militarized nation (although, admittedly, geographically Armenia is fully in Asia).
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A heavily militarized state North Korea's conventional weaponry is dated, with limited effectiveness.
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Mexico has deployed some 21,000 militarized National Guard police to stem the flow.
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In 2014, he created the Tigres militarized police units, which receive American training.
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Despite its name, it is the most heavily militarized border in the world.
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York being far from both the Mediterranean passage and the U.S.'s militarized
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Why it matters: Mexico is "[reeling] from a militarized drug war," per Reuters.
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In a heavily militarized standoff between nuclear powers, the stakes would be higher.
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For the last three decades of the 7003th century, the border was militarized.
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The near-accident occurred by a reef that Beijing has expanded and militarized.
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Over the years, poaching has become more militarized as prices for ivory soar.
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"It feels it would be counterproductive now that China has militarized the islands."
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What are the goals and interests driving a policy that is increasingly militarized?
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Are NATO and the E.U. to blame for such state-induced militarized patriotism?
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Like water to a fish, our militarized medium has become invisible to us.
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The most heavily militarized area of the camp is perhaps its most lawless.
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For his part, Mr. Maduro has militarized all of Venezuela's institutions — including supermarkets.
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They can look like woodland creatures, alien genitals, lipstick cases, or militarized hassocks .
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In soviet names, this was heavily militarized place, closed off from the outside world.
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Readers will savor this striking novel's ambitious structure and critique of rapacious, militarized capitalism.
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Until then, the only answer lay in cordoning off the wreckage with militarized policing.
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The project plays with themes like mass surveillance, militarized police enforcement, and, well, trash.
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As a result, the northern outposts were always heavily — and no doubt oppressively — militarized.
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"But we need to have it because Kaliningrad is a very heavily militarized area."
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Xi wants to transform the communist country into the dominant economic and militarized nation.
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Others have criticized the sheriff for presenting an image of a militarized police force.
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It didn't have the triumphalist and militarized connotation that's been attached to it now.
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That's all I'll say about this unsettling dispatch from the not-so-distant, militarized future.
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South Korea has previously used giant speakers to blast propaganda across the heavily militarized border.
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Those measures will include deploying the militarized National Guard security force to its southern border.
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Those measures will include deploying the militarized National Guard security force to its southern border.
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On lockdown While the violence has largely subsided, Wukan remains heavily militarized, witnesses told CNN.
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Mexico has deployed some 21,000 militarized National Guard police to decrease the flow of people.
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He quickly created a new militarized police force, or National Guard, to tackle the problem.
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African Americans, especially those living in urban centers, are under siege by militarized police forces.
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In recent months, militarized drones have made headlines globally, highlighting the importance of unmanned systems.
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Between North and South Korea there's a heavily militarized border that's separated them since 1953.
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Sharif's own party has long opposed any militarized operation against militants in its Punjab heartland.
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However, activists said that policing in communities of color remained aggressive, militarized and without trust.
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Ferguson police officers drew criticism for responding to peaceful protesters in militarized tanks and gear.
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Hollywood depictions of policemen acting like soldiers aren't the only reason departments militarized, of course.
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In spite of our overly militarized relationship, the U.S. should engage and increase military training.
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The Trevi engineers, scrambling to keep the dam functioning, are operating in a militarized environment.
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Police brutality complaints skyrocketed as Angelinos became increasingly isolated from an increasingly militarized police force.
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Even so, militarized police was used against Catalan voters during the independence referendum on Oct.
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The Asian giant has fortified, expanded and militarized reefs and islets to back up its stance.
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So I think the outrage around that drawing was because I amped up these militarized cops.
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Hundreds of troops moved in to the already militarized Nduga region to try to capture rebels.
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This work follows directly from projects on machine vision, artificial intelligence, militarized technology, big data etc.
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Zakharova said Russia had repeatedly warned Cypriot authorities against allowing the island to be further militarized.
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We condemn the militarized repression of water protectors at the Standing Rock reservation in North Dakota.
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He has suggested an interest in doing it in the de-militarized zone between the Koreas.
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The streets of Anglophone Cameroon are still heavily militarized, one Kumba resident told CNN on Saturday.
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Jammu and Kashmir state is already one of the most highly-militarized regions in the world.
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Damn, that's a long bomb (see: reference to militarized police force above)—over the fence, nonetheless.
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Dozens of his relatives ascended to government posts; he ended presidential term limits and militarized governance.
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Like Valadez, she grew up in a militarized border shaped by checkpoints and intensified border policing.
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"Because we are a hyper militarized community, ours is a cultural type of work," she explained.
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A failure at the Guri hydropower plant, a militarized zone protected by soldiers, caused the blackout.
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Distraught and angry Afghans are asking why the government cannot protect its own heavily militarized capital.
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The European Council proposed updates to the European Union's export controls of militarized spyware on Wednesday.
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The hyper-militarized borders and selective detentions and enhanced interrogations, all to be taken as ordinary.
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Mr. Calderón's successor, Enrique Peña Nieto, took office in 2012 and followed a similarly militarized approach.
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There are also organizations campaigning for a less militarized foreign policy and a safer nuclear policy.
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There's a lot of evidence that police are way too quick to deploy their militarized units.
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Today, Postville has become synonymous with the militarized approach the government now takes to immigration enforcement.
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And the playbook prescribes responses to different events, and these responses tend to be militarized responses.
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I was at City Hall, protests, rallies where I walked in front of a militarized police line.
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Militarized police shooting protesters with water cannons in sub-freezing temperatures and spraying protesters with pepper spray.
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Militarized police shooting protestors with water cannons in sub-freezing temperatures and spraying protestors with pepper spray.
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Yet with each step toward increased militarized force, the resistance to the state and the project grows.
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The law enforcement has militarized themselves and they put people at risk, they put lives at risk.
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Militarized borders with the United States and Mexico would, of course, be anathema for the California electorate.
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China has built up and militarized many of the islands and reefs it controls in the region.
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The responses range from poverty, cops killing kids, white privilege, abusive relationships, militarized police, to land dispossession.
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"It is already heavily militarized; no surprise we would be seeing military aircraft there," the official said.
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They believe such tactics help to protect nonviolent activists—particularly those from marginalized communities—from militarized police.
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I imagine he killed himself because he knew he could not prevail against a "militarized" police force.
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It has shut off the loudspeakers that blast propaganda across the militarized border with the North. 3.
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Both India and Pakistan stake claims to Kashmir, one of the most militarized regions in the world.
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Global warming, terrorism, globalized markets, mass migration, militarized geopolitics and the digital revolution all require supranational attention.
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They've fought wars and, even in times of relative peace, clashed repeatedly over the heavily militarized territory.
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Russia, meanwhile, has a fleet of 40 icebreakers with plans for at least 11 more, some militarized.
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The peninsula remains divided along the 38th Parallel North, the most heavily militarized border in the world.
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While the plan isn't yet concrete, they say they are determined to end Mexico's militarized drug war.
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For years, this border was militarized because of sectarian violence that left more than 3,500 people dead.
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The Siachen Glacier in the Karakorum range is known as the highest militarized zone in the world.
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Criminals are becoming increasingly militarized in their tactics, and efforts to stop them have had little success.
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Not to mention the president's predilection for tough talk and an increasingly militarized U.S. foreign policy apparatus.
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Kenya has generally eschewed militarized park policing since the 1990s and has instead embraced a community-based model.
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I was shot by militarized police WHILE interviewing a man on camera at #StandingRock…and here's the footage.
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These utopian visions are displayed alongside works addressing the militarized and dystopian realities of US and Mexican borderlands.
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S. Investable Market index for including Chinese military contractors supporting militarized artificial islands in the South China Sea.
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Calling on anti-government militias to stand up to "militarized federal agents" is "an excellent tactic," Hunt said.
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Neither are the heavily militarized police force, or the technological idea of predictive policing based on flawed technology.
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It's using giant speakers to play propaganda and music across the most heavily militarized border in the world.
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One theorizer proposed that this unfinished robot isn't a fluke, but actually indication of a militarized Host army.
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The neighbors are also discussing reconnecting railways and roads, and lessening guard posts along the heavily militarized border.
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Under Hernández's watch, state security forces, widely reported to be infiltrated by criminal networks, have become increasingly militarized.
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She is unarmed and unafraid (the open space behind her emphasizes her singularity); they are militarized and unindividuated.
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He has promised to curtail corruption and take a different approach to Mexico's militarized fight against drug cartels.
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Mr. Trump's supporters were angry at immigrants, his opponents at a "militarized" border force and the president himself.
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The once-sleepy border with Serbia was militarized, with cameras and border police patrolling the length of it.
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"They've been more savvy of showing their militarized equipment so you don't get the same photos," he said.
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Ultimately, what made sense during the militarized peace of the Cold War did not during a hot war.
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It's probably not a coincidence that APC-like vehicles already roam civilian streets, piloted by increasingly militarized police.
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More than 200,000 people have been murdered in Mexico since 2007, when the country's militarized drug war began.
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In this case, the defacements are ominous because of the very real possibility of a more militarized cyberattack.
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Militarized language moves in a different direction: It intensifies the news it's describing while simultaneously obscuring actual threats.
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"China, our big next door neighbor, has occupied and militarized some features close to our shores," he said.
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On the whole, though, most advocates of restraint find little to like in Mr. Trump's militarized foreign policy.
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Now you have cops who don't even live in your city, and our police force has become militarized.
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Finally, fears that US foreign policy will be militarized should be tempered by the reality of recent American history.
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The poor one-party state to the North and wealthy democratic South are divided by a heavy militarized border.
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Disputes over the still-militarized frontier, in particular the town of Badme, have kept the two sides at loggerheads.
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But U.N. officials and aid agencies said an overly militarized response to the crisis is only making it worse.
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But they find common ground in the view that a militarized foreign policy has not served the US well.
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A militarized police force did the rest, despite their attempts to foist the blame on those who called them.
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Half decade, a decade, the South China Sea with the fake islands that he&aposs built, he militarized those.
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Mexico's government recently created a militarized police force called the National Guard made up of soldiers and federal police.
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Mexico also pledged to reinforce its southern border with Guatemala with 6,000 members of its National Guard militarized police.
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Pyongyang is the capital of what country, which shares one of the most heavily militarized borders in the world?
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His administration last month launched a new militarized National Guard police force tasked with helping to fix the problem.
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Bacevich's call for Americans to rethink their nation's militarized approach to the Middle East is incisive, urgent and essential.
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His administration last month launched a new militarized National Guard police force tasked with helping to fix the problem.
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Despite the union's apocalyptic warnings, the border is more militarized than ever, and arrests there are at historic lows.
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The shock was understandable as the militarized Burmese state was infamous for persecuting anyone who was not a Buddhist.
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"And to do so in a militarized fashion only unleashes more violence against the actual people who live there."
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The move has raised tensions on the heavily militarized border between the Indian- and Pakistani-controlled parts of Kashmir.
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If anything, in the intervening weeks since the summit, the North Koreans have continued in their same militarized way.
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Now, a small, heavily militarized state elite rules over a hungry, desperate mass of people who increasingly hate it.
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Europe was largely de-militarized in the 1990s, and every NATO member, including the U.S., took advantage of it.
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Such experiences have militarized society and the small scale of aid leaves people unwilling to rely on outside help.
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Mexico has promised a surge of militarized police dedicated to stopping migrants who aim to cross its southern border.
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"To deal with migration flows with a policing and militarized approach is incredibly dangerous," Mr. Figueroa, the activist, said.
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And in Afghanistan, anger is growing about the relentless pace of terrorist attacks in Kabul, the heavily militarized capital.
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Last November, he was detained by South Korean soldiers as he approached the heavily militarized border between the Koreas.
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Despite the presence of army troops, the brigade does not take a militarized approach to its anti-poaching efforts.
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A militarized policy has fostered a mindset where, since we have a big hammer, every problem is a nail.
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China has already militarized the South China Sea, contrary to a promise made by President Xi Jinping in 2015.
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"The operating environment in Syria will likely remain highly fragmented, volatile and militarized for the foreseeable future," he said.
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Modern-day India is heavily militarized and engages in arms deals and military exercises with colonial states like Israel.
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The music wasn't Houston yet; it was a bugle player, a militarized instrument, ushering his ancestors to American shores.
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India has about 250,000 armed forces in Kashmir, making it one of the most militarized corners of the world.
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He added that he had seen Ethiopian military vehicles and troops moving along the central stretch of the militarized border.
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In the US, the focus typically falls on the incarceration of nonviolent drug users and militarized expansion of police powers.
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Of course, the announcement also begged the broader question of how America's police became so militarized in the first place.
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India says villages on its side of the militarized line that divides Indian- and Pakistani-controlled Kashmir were damaged, too.
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Practically speaking, the heavy presence of the army, marines and federal police here already gives the area a militarized feeling.
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Instead, they got militarized police forces and riot tanks in the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968.
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Meanwhile, American police forces were adopting some of the militarized tactics that Skinner had seen give rise to insurgencies abroad.
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Militarized groups often use rapes as an instrument of terror — where gang rapes are reported by 22019 percent of women.
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Just last week, Boston's mayor and police commissioner boasted that their force has rarely resorted to using militarized riot precautions.
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An examination of human vulnerability in the face of a super-intelligent, militarized AI, the scene sets down in 2045.
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Mexico also agreed to take stronger measures including deploying militarized National Guard forces on its southern border beginning on Monday.
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Historian Arthur Schlesinger Jr.'s 1973 book, The Imperial Presidency, raised alarms about the sweeping authority of the militarized state.
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For example, if followed, NEPA would expose a militarized border wall for what it is — a hateful waste of money.
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Because of their proximity to our evermore militarized border, these areas have become one of our country's most endangered landscapes.
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"Carabineros is a militarized police force, with a military structure and logic, not a civil police force," said Mr. Fuentes.
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Guerrero is a heavily militarized state and following the Ayotzinapa crisis, there has been a surge in federal security agents.
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Diggs and Wise both said local authorities were seeking to sow division and intimidation, in part by building a militarized presence.
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Blindspotting does not turn away from the emotional havoc that violent, militarized police wreak on Black bodies and communities every day.
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It has also pledged to reinforce its southern border with Guatemala with 6,000 members of its National Guard militarized police force.
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Building on Nixon's political rhetoric, Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton adopted sweeping federal policies that accelerated militarized policing and mass incarceration.
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In the end, a massive militarized police presence and hordes of protesters lead to a diminished white supremacist presence, by comparison.
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Mexico appears to have spied on advocates of a soda tax in 2017 with militarized spyware that's only sold to governments.
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High walls in the desert funnel would-be migrants to Border Patrol outposts, while militarized barriers splice border towns in two.
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Police departments are becoming increasingly militarized, using assault weapons, armored personnel carriers, grenade launchers, and ear-splitting sirens known as LRADs.
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Speaking of hegemony, your album Brute is a pretty powerful commentary on authoritarianism in America and the increasingly militarized police state.
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The purge complements an effort by President Juan Orlando Hernández to bypass the national police in favor of a militarized force.
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Declared illegal by Spain, government authorities sent more than 85033,000 national and militarized police to stop the vote from moving forward.
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Examples include militarized artificial islands in the South China Sea, long-range conventional missiles, and nuclear bombers that could threaten Guam.
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This economic and social development had a big impact when Rio's heavily militarized Police Pacification Units, or UPPs, moved into town.
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Prior to the latest crackdown, Jammu and Kashmir had already been one of the most heavily-militarized regions in the world.
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Over the weekend, Indian authorities sent thousands of troops into the already heavily militarized region and told tourists to get out.
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Iran's role changed to lending lethal assistance once Assad persisted in shooting demonstrators and the uprising itself became militarized in 2012.
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South of the DMZ (de-militarized zone) in Seoul they are used to Kim's -- and his father and grandfather's -- irrational rantings.
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While North Korea remains a hyper-militarized state, the South is likely to oblige in the name of peace and reconciliation.
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I understand that in a militarized work environment, taking orders and not questioning the morality of your duties is the norm.
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When the military frames climate change this way, it says that climate change-driven conflict warranting a militarized response is inevitable.
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We live in a time of militarized drone fleets, precision landings of orbital rockets, and soon, gigantic Mars-bound rockets (maybe).
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One of the most militarized frontiers on earth, it runs just a few miles north of Gurez, nearly parallel to it.
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On the campaign trail, the leftist candidate repeated catchy slogans and rhymes to show his opposition to the militarized drug war.
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The Youth Army, open to both boys and girls, is a militarized throwback to the Young Pioneers of the Soviet era.
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Ideally, the coating would be applied with a 3D printer to allow soldiers to readily produce militarized microbes in the field.
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Tens of thousands of new troops have been deployed to Kashmir, already one of the most militarized places in the world.
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Tens of thousands of additional Indian troops have also been deployed into the already heavily militarized region to head off unrest.
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Tens of thousands of new troops were deployed into what is already one of the most militarized places in the world.
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This country has practically militarized borders, but Mr. Miller insists that "uncontrolled migration" is responsible for plummeting wages and overcrowded schools.
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Intense militarized enforcement does make border-crossing more perilous, so demand for help getting across — for "trafficking" and "smuggling" — goes up.
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The confrontation was the latest of many over the Baltics, a heavily militarized area where Russian and NATO jets regularly jostle.
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He has also created a national militarized police force, the National Guard, and deployed it in the country's most violent regions.
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Yet our neighborhoods are plagued by the militarized presence of about 85033,000 armed Border Patrol agents, invasive technology and intrusive checkpoints.
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To strengthen its position in the region, Beijing has built and militarized artificial islands in the Paracel and Spratly island chains.
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The bottom line: Submitting to militarized oil blackmail by Iran is in no one's long-term interests, either economically or geopolitically.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump's multi-million-dollar, militarized "Salute to America" drove the political left — and members of his own administration — mad.
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Less successful is Forensic Oceanography's multimedia data visualization piece, titled "Liquid Violence," which investigates the militarized border regime in the Mediterranean Sea.
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But the more threatening imagery pictures militarized forces that shoot into crowds, shoulder RPGs, and ride armored vehicles in an endless march.
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The Cook was on a mission almost identical to the Porter's, lingering 40 miles off the heavily militarized Russian enclave of Kaliningrad.
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"What we're seeing here is a militarized state," Cindy Wiesner, an activist with the Grassroots Global Justice Alliance, told CNN on Tuesday.
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It's important to note how conspiracy theories are supported, or even engendered, by the militarized police presence ramping up at this site.
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Koh said China's string of militarized islands -- equipped with airfields and radar facilities -- have become like a series of immovable aircraft carriers.
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The only reason they were not militarized at the time was because of sexism and gender hangups about the role of women.
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While the encounter was shocking, Mexico has seen many like it in the 13 years since its militarized drug war was launched.
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We have sent troops and militarized the U. S. Mexico border even though border crossings are the lowest they've been since 1971.
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Soon after setting out in my rental car from El Paso, I saw just how thoroughly the Texas border had become militarized.
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That model still works across our country, but there are some other models that don't work, an overly aggressive, more militarized model.
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Already, in the past two weeks, the government of Yemen started a campaign in Aden against terrorist organizations and militarized extremist groups.
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Why bother making anything when global warming or lack of healthcare or militarized police or white supremacists will probably destroy society first?
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He referred to the recent, dramatic escape of at least two North Korean soldiers across the heavily militarized border into South Korea.
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He said the clean side, the controlled and shiny and militarized side of the Great Soviet Era Wall, was in East Berlin.
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The movie — like a militarized "Ocean's Eleven" — follows them as they plan and execute an infiltration of the narcotics guys' forest lair.
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Millions of residents in the Kashmir Valley -- one of the most militarized regions in the world -- are living behind a virtual curtain.
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This frontier was once partly militarized but is now almost invisible because countries on both sides are members of the European Union.
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"Since they did not deal with this as a medical situation, they dealt with this as a militarized, police situation," he said.
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Risk analytics firm Verisk Maplecroft forecast a 24 percent chance of militarized disputes between Indonesia and China in the next 12 months.
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In a bid to reinforce their claim on the territory, China has built and militarized artificial islands across the important shipping lane.
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Today, the area just outside the DMZ is (ironically, given the name) one of the most heavily militarized borders in the world.
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Uneasy ties Since 2012, China has seized territory and militarized artificial islands in the South China Sea, a strategy the US has opposed.
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The government had already moved tens of thousands of additional forces to Jammu and Kashmir, already one of the world's most militarized regions.
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This is a game where you spray bullets across the steps of the Lincoln Memorial as you take it back from militarized fascists.
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The LOC refers to the Line of Control, the highly militarized de facto border between the Indian and Pakistani-controlled parts of Kashmir.
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The term gets its name from SWAT teams, which are heavily armed, militarized police units used to raid homes, usually for drug searches.
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Close your eyes and try to picture what it would look like if you lived in a militarized police state with authoritarian tendencies.
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It has thrown into the spotlight the role Mexico's militarized National Guard police force is playing in containing migration, mostly from Central America.
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Public service and infrastructure spending that was supposed to accompany the militarized "pacification" of Rio's favelas has, in many cases, yet to materialize.
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The organized-crime landscape in Mexico has only grown more complicated and more violent since the government launched a militarized response in 2006.
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Something to do with protecting what's left of the broken, mutant-overrun world from a high-tech militarized force known as the Authority.
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Caught between two nuclear-armed nations, the disputed territory is now one of the world's most militarized zones, with no resolution in sight.
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But the "Star Wars" initiative, however wasteful and misguided it proved to be, fit squarely within the government's militarized view of outer space.
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But police experts warn that soldiers are not trained to carry out police tasks and that a militarized force will lead to abuses.
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Southeast Asia's public security agencies remain heavily militarized and lack adequate budget, training and regional cooperation frameworks to push back against organized crime.
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An already violent L.A.P.D., led by the aggressive and polarizing Daryl Gates, further militarized, with S.W.A.T. teams regularly battery-ramming suspected drug houses.
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Although Kilcullen's portraits of Iraq and Afghanistan prove that militarized nation-building makes matters worse, his faith in military means (despite caveats) abides.
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This is why it is more important to interrogate the prevailing assumptions and stereotypes that inform America's obsession with militarized policing and incarceration.
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Indian security forces have also sent thousands more troops to the region, already one of the most heavily militarized areas in the world.
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It has brought forth human rights activists because they see the brutalization of unarmed, peaceful people by a state-sponsored, militarized police force.
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It's this vision that seems more of the moment in 2016, as politicians in both parties voice concerns over militarized police and overincarceration.
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The green of the painting became a screen for video from an Al Jazeera news broadcast of Ferguson demonstrators, mourners, and militarized police.
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The audio comic — a comic experienced only with sound — starts off on the militarized southern border in a chaotic and totalitarian United States.
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How do we keep from becoming zombies ourselves—or worse, the militarized survivors who have become monsters in the name of keeping order?
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The little-known agreement has come under the spotlight after a 2013 update added export controls on militarized spyware and other surveillance tools.
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But I know this will only happen when we no longer have a militarized border designed to funnel people into this perilous terrain.
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Caught in a power struggle with the government, the group organized a militarized uprising in an effort to reclaim control, including a pogrom.
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Unlike the relatively protected space of a museum, however, Grand Central is also among the most militarized and surveilled sites in the city.
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Morelos state police and soldiers from the Mexican army and National Guard militarized police were sent in to regain control of the prison.
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The longest un-militarized border in the world is now seen with suspicion in Washington, which worries that terrorists will come through it.
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Common criticisms leveled against SWAT teams are that they are overly militarized, deployed too often and show to little regard for personal property.
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Young Kashmiris — fed up, brutalized, growing up in the most densely militarized zone in the world — surrounded polling stations to protest Indian rule.
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Monday saw another step forward, with the two Koreas beginning operations to remove landmines along the heavily militarized de facto border between them.
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Given these stories, it's a fair question: Should one phone call really cause the police to deploy a militarized unit into someone's home?
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Their stance is in solidarity with the water protectors and providing themselves as human shields between the water protectors and the militarized enforcement.
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That border was heavily militarized during the Troubles, both a symbol of the strife and a very real target for nationalist paramilitary groups.
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"That means that he might seek to find a softer approach to some of the more militarized aspects of the political system," Rowlandson said.
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Is it inevitable that the world's best technology ends up militarized—and that the civilian applications for cutting edge technology only ever come later?
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In the clip, Trump touted Lopez Obrador's decision to deploy 27,000 militarized police to the U.S.-Mexico border to help thwart U.S.-bound migrants.
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Aiming to allay criticism that the deployments turn border cities into militarized zones, officials have taken steps to demilitarize the look of their operations.
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While the region was heavily militarized and largely closed to outsiders during the Soviet period, it grew the shoots of prosperity in recent years.
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Meanwhile, Moscow has been busy turning the already highly militarized region into a fortress, beefing up its military presence amid heightened tensions with NATO.
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He and his sister Steela were militarized by the Jedi Council; Anakin Skywalker himself supplied them with illegal rocket launchers via a smuggler acquaintance.
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Small towns along the militarized line that divides Indian and Pakistani-controlled Kashmir are on the frontline of ongoing tensions over the disputed region.
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We also have to reckon with why swatting is so potentially deadly: militarized American police forces trained to shoot first and ask questions later.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - The last North Korean to cross this heavily militarized border was shot by his own comrades, and barely escaped with his life.
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But by 2005, the number of SWAT teams nationwide had increased 15,000%, and these militarized SWAT units now make over 50,000 raids a year.
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They said they set up two blockades on Highway 1806 and another on county road 134 to protect the camp from militarized law enforcement.
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They were praying together at one end of a bridge over the Cannonball River; at the other end was an array of militarized police.
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It's one of the most the heavily militarized and monitored places on the planet, and it's hard for objects to travel past it undetected.
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The border was heavily militarized during the Cold War, and the Russian navy's Northern Fleet is in Murmansk, about 100 miles from the border.
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So I feel like that's where this notion of peaceful versus violent protest is called into question, especially when you have militarized police force.
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According to a recent report from Animal Politico, violations against migrants fleeing such carnage are up 200 percent along Mexico's increasingly militarized southern border.
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But Greek authorities refused to let the alleged jihadi onto Greek soil, sending him back to the militarized border zone between the two countries.
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The move has raised tensions on the heavily militarized border of Kashmir between India and Pakistan, which both claim all of the divided region.
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Tom Cotton has even called to pull out of the treaty altogether citing Russia's restrictions over Kaliningrad, an increasingly militarized area in the Baltics.
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The politics of stoking fear, then suggesting a militarized solution, isn't new, but it is playing out in its most lurid forms these days.
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In recent weeks, the state has militarized my reservation, with road blocks and license-plate checks, low-flying aircraft and racial profiling of Indians.
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Apple has patched a cocktail of three iPhone security vulnerabilities that allowed a U.S.-owned militarized-spyware company to help surveil foreign political dissidents.
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The current president, Juan Orlando Hernández, militarized the police and pushed through a measure to deploy security forces to "keep order" on the streets.
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Iraq had roughly 17,000 murders, while Afghanistan had 2200,60 last year, Sampaio added, noting that Mexico's militarized drug battle increasingly resembles an armed conflict.
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In 2013, it veered into cybersecurity, posing new rules for exporting commercial militarized spyware, which was being used by regimes against activists and journalists.
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It would be a better use of taxpayer dollars than trying to intercept people in flight at a militarized border and then criminalizing them.
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He also painted China as a global aggressor, touching on its militarized islands in the South China Sea and its efforts to isolate Taiwan.
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Despite promises from President Xi Jinping of China that the islands would not be militarized, satellite photographs show runways and bunkers for fighter jets.
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Voting apathy Abubakar, of the People's Democratic Party, (PDP) rejected the election results calling the electoral process "militarized" and a "disservice" to Nigeria's democracy.
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Roy's trip to the Moon is the first stop on a top-secret mission assigned by Space Comm — a militarized, powerful version of NASA.
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Under the deal, Mexico has also deployed a new militarized National Guard police force to detain migrants near the country's northern and southern borders.
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The Canadian government's rapidly-shifting talking points on their decision to export militarized Light Armored Vehicles (LAVs) to Saudi Arabia has entered a new phase.
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Sci-fi author Marie Lu sets her trilogies in shadowy realms, from a militarized police state (Legend) to a hunted secret society (The Young Elites).
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The scanners though are key to harvesting data from individuals, whether on the militarized streets of Xinjiang or behind closed doors in Shanghai or Beijing.
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With Spear Operations Group's mission in Yemen, these trends converged into a new and incendiary business: militarized contract killing, carried out by skilled American fighters.
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I did research about why the cops were so militarized, and about how they were trying to obtain leftover equipment from the war in Iraq.
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When they respond to an attack, they are not just fighting insurgents, but also the legacy of a long war that has militarized the cities.
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He then ran into "a wall of militarized police" that approached the restaurant and, as they drew closer, they fired "pepper pellets" into the air.
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It has also pledged to reinforce its southern border with Guatemala with 6,000 members of its National Guard militarized police force, along with other measures.
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Pacific Islands Private Sector Organization board chair Stephen Lyon, who lives in the Cook Islands, believes most Pacific Islands don't want to be further militarized.
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The armies face off along the heavily militarized and disputed frontier, known as the Line of Control (LoC), that divides the Muslim-majority Himalayan region.
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People that live in the West don't think they live in authoritarian regimes, but I'm seeing it more and more with the militarized police, etc.
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Exotic space-ready parts, militarized defenses and layered redundancies ballooned into multi-billion-dollar systems designed to last 40 years or more beyond their conceptions.
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Police were militarized; law and order touted as essential; and black youth labeled "delinquent" and "potentially delinquent," reputedly in need of special surveillance and supervision.
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US officials previously accused Russia of violating the treaty by restricting flights in Kaliningrad, a heavily militarized area that is home to short-range missiles.
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They argue that ICE, which was created in 2003 as part of a new Homeland Security Department, has become "militarized" in its approach to deportations.
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Once again, I felt the door closing on us, along with my "romantic" dream of being married inside the militarized walls of the consular complex.
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When the contest ends this week, victory will belong either to a resurgent Russia or to Norway, a wary neighbor along Russia's increasingly militarized border.
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While China cements its land and sea grab with militarized islands in the South China Sea, the Marines' aviation plan takes on a new urgency.
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You hear about a cop draining a three, and think: is this supposed to imbue me with good will toward our nation's militarized police force?
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Amazon recently announced it was getting into the policing business by selling facial recognition and tracking software to the United States' increasingly militarized police departments.
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The South has mobilized tens of thousands of security personnel — including 73,27 soldiers — in what may be the most militarized security force in Olympic history.
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On Saturday, Mexico will inaugurate a new president, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, who was elected on a pledge to end the country's militarized drug war.
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The Obama administration placed curbs on the program after scenes of militarized police rolling through the streets of Ferguson, Missouri, made national headlines in 2014.
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Since then, the killing has continued, in spite of governmental vows to end it by sending in the National Guard, a new militarized police force.
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"China has militarized islands in the South China Sea, and now all of Southeast Asia is within reach of its long-rang bombers," she said.
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And it's hard to imagine a time when we wholeheartedly believed that a mother's love could defeat the leader of a militarized fascist hate group.
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To live in exile without a passport or travel documents is to live with the knowledge of limited mobility in a world of militarized bureaucracy.
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"Under cover of darkness and using a militarized police, as usual, taking advantage of a coup d'état to plunder Catalonia with absolute impunity," he wrote.
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The border between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland was heavily militarized for decades as a partisan conflict over British control over the North.
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Mexico also agreed to take stronger measures to curb the flow of migrants, including deploying militarized National Guard forces on its southern border beginning on Monday.
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Officials have said they are considering a number of travel possibilities, including a cruise ship, a flight or a land route across the heavily militarized border.
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Historical rivals New Delhi and Islamabad have agreed to build a visa-free corridor that traverses their heavily militarized border and promises to ease bilateral tensions.
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NBC News reported that at least 141 people were arrested on Thursday after protesters (who refer to themselves as protectors) were met with militarized police force.
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But as a direct consequence of Assad's merciless brutality, this nonviolent revolt gradually became militarized, and then radicalized, as regional actors intervened to settle old scores.
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But residents fear that the island will be militarized and that its tourism industry, which brought in more than $254 billion last year, may never recover.
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On Thursday, MSF accused the Congolese government of failing to contain the epidemic because of an overly militarized response that was alienating patients and their families.
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"The previous administration was more concerned about the image of law enforcement being too 'militarized' than they were about our safety," Canterbury said in a statement.
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In the age of deep fakes, gun-toting drones, and freely available militarized malware, the next incarnation of Aum might not be so easy to stop.
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Nowhere else, it seems, will you find such tightly controlled varieties of freedom, such militarized ordering of open-ended play, such centralized rules for creative anarchy.
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Any confrontation between the two will inevitably draw in South Korea, which faces thousands of North Korean troops and artillery guns across the heavily militarized border.
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Now, the U.S. Navy steams unapologetically through the seas surrounding those unlawful militarized outcroppings and Beijing is on notice about interfering with such lawful maritime activities.
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Ethiopian dissidents living in the United States and other countries were repeatedly targeted by a militarized spyware campaign, the University of Toronto's Citizen Lab reported Wednesday.
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Some years ago I experienced this militarized policing first hand, when several of my fellow alums from Morehouse and Spelman College were in Little Rock, Ark.
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" And another, Keith Fitch, also of Cleveland, wrote: "I am deeply troubled by the presence — even temporarily — of a militarized police force on the C.W.R.U. campus.
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The Missouri governor was castigated as being late in responding to the crisis and the police as exacerbating tensions at protests with a confrontational, militarized approach.
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Maduro has already militarized much of the country's security apparatus; the recent state-of-emergency decree leaves the country within a hair's breadth of martial law.
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The corridor is sandwiched between the heavily militarized Russian exclave of Kaliningrad and Moscow's ally Belarus, and is considered NATO's weak spot on its eastern flank.
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In the past decade, migrant deaths have risen even as attempted crossings have decreased, because the militarized border pushes people into the desert's most remote regions.
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There are few reasons for optimism about international solutions to shared water problems in a region that is heavily militarized, and where many borders are contested.
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Why is the government unable to protect a capital that is heavily militarized, with checkpoints and barriers at every roundabout — some even with bomb-sniffing dogs?
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The son of farmers, Mr. Shwe Mann grew up in a militarized society in which ambitious young men tied their futures to a life of soldiering.
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The project illustrates how unfeasible it would be to execute any other way: For all the talk of civilian spaceflight, it remains a thoroughly militarized domain.
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U.S. officials have said the country does not take sides in the territorial dispute but that the heavily trafficked waterway must remain open and un-militarized.
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The South Korean government has never formally recognized its own role in the militarized sex industry or the state's impingement on the rights of Korean women.
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Mexico, which has long provided a militarized buffer against the flow of drugs to the United States, could also relax its prosecution of the drug war.
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The like-minded countries need to wake up to the alarm to prevent the Pacific from becoming another South China Sea, militarized and dominated by China.
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Strategically located in the Baltic Sea, the island is not far from the heavily militarized Russian enclave of Kaliningrad, which is sandwiched between Lithuania and Poland.
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Twenty years later and that shocking image of the militarized police raiding the Gonzalez home has become normalized in raids by border police across the nation.
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Besides severing telecoms links ahead of its decision, India imposed curbs on travel and sent thousands of troops to the heavily-militarized region, citing security concerns.
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The Quincy Institute will start with four areas of focus, beginning with Ending Endless War, which will focus on how U.S. foreign policy has remained militarized.
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But as the photo above shows, many school children in North Korea wear military uniforms — it is, after all, one of the world's most militarized societies.
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The U.S. side has certain capabilities, I mean spacecraft and shuttles, which provide opportunities and advantages, including those in the military sphere, if space is militarized.
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On Tuesday, Saab formally launched another militarized Bombardier business jet, dubbed GlobalEye, after selling the early warning and control system to the United Arab Emirates in November.
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The armies of the nuclear-armed neighbors face off along the heavily militarized frontier that divided the Muslim-majority Himalayan region and exchanges of fire are common.
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For decades, the war on drugs has been characterized by "stop and frisk," militarized raids on people's homes, and prison sentences that can span decades or lifetimes.
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Our military should continue to fly, sail and operate wherever international law allows, including where China's excessive and militarized maritime claims erode the freedom of the seas.
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But this is especially true in this militarized nation, where even nurseries are full of toy tanks, missiles and guns, as well as books and stuffed animals.
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The militarized police squad finally found what it was looking for: the rack of servers that had played the role of patient zero in the NotPetya plague.
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After the avalanche in the Ladakh area of the heavily militarized Himalayan region, the army began search and rescue operations, said Rajesh Kalia, a senior army officer.
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In an attempt to contain the violence, the government of President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador launched the national guard, new militarized police force called the National Guard.
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As a less militarized but more robust economic power, America can support the aspirations of the next generation by leveraging capital and technology to drive enduring hope.
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This island that was heavily militarized is now becoming gentrified—an annex for joggers or music festivals like the Governors Ball back in 2011, or Full Moon.
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Meanwhile, the Baltic states are trembling and the Chinese, busy converting the South China Sea into a militarized water park, are toasting their revived relationship with Russia.
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Tsusho Byoto, an obscure Japanese scholar-monk, advocated a militarized conception of Zen in an attempt to recruit the guarded Thai monastic order to the fascist cause.
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To prevent Cubans seeking to flee to the United States via Gitmo, Caimanera and towns like it became militarized zones -- closely watched and off limits to outsiders.
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He tweeted: My message will be quite clear: Open borders are inhumane We must build a militarized wall There are only 2 genders Berkeley should be defunded.
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Mr. Putin accused the Ukrainian government of using terrorism to incite conflict over Crimea, which has been heavily militarized since Russia annexed it from Ukraine in 2014.
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To reinforce their claims in the region, China has constructed and militarized a series of artificial islands across the South China Sea, building airfields and radar stations.
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It then follows Trixie and Iggy, a couple of militarized replicants who want to close the gap between themselves and humans with a Mr. Robot-style revolution.
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The hacker that leaked source code and email accounts from the controversial militarized spyware vendor Hacking Team appeared in his first released filmed interview – as a puppet.
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The border zone has become a central theater of conflict since the Mexican government launched a militarized effort against the cartels in 2006 and they began fragmenting.
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Plus, North Koreans receive 100 hours of training on how shoot a weapon a year starting at the age of 14, underscoring how militarized the society is.
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Botswana was until recently considered a haven for the animals, with militarized patrols in protected areas and a contentious shoot-to-kill policy intended to deter poachers.
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It was once a toxic symbol of the Troubles, heavily militarized and dotted with checkpoints patrolled by British soldiers from about the late 163s to the 1990s.
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In early 2016, following a North Korean nuclear test, the South blasted its northern neighbor with giant speakers playing propaganda and music across the heavily militarized border.
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North Korea could ramp up its weapons testing in a game of militarized chicken as the United Nations weighs imposing tougher sanctions on the country, analysts said.
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But in Kim Jong Un's case, it portended his future as the leader of North Korea's military, and indeed of a more militarized foreign policy under him.
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To create Identity Malta, the artist visited Ħal Far's fenced-in militarized zone, with rows of prefab, temporary housing units that house up to 20 immigrants each.
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Israel has one of the most robustly militarized borders, with an above-ground security barrier already in place and its Iron Dome defense system protecting the skies.
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That border was heavily militarized during the Troubles, serving as both a symbol of the strife and a very real target for attacks by nationalist paramilitary groups.
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Super Bowl LII is shaping up to look a little bit like a militarized zone based on all the armed security running around Minneapolis ... with Humvees and whatnot.
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The military says fighting began early Sunday when soldiers intercepted a group of insurgents along the highly militarized de facto border that divides Kashmir between India and Pakistan.
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Khachanov had made a large-scale sculptural installation depicting a militarized parade of phalluses in the hall of the academy to reflect on the Russian invasion in Ukraine.
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Lopez Obrador has not entirely turned his back on using soldiers to tackle violence stemming from drugs — he plans to create a new militarized National Guard police force.
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There's a lot of evidence that police are way too quick to deploy their militarized units Some law enforcement agencies have also taken on the issue by themselves.
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Eager to avoid being cornered into those talks, Mexico has deployed some 21,000 militarized National Guard police to decrease the flow of people across the U.S-Mexico border.
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He also plans to create a new militarized National Guard police force and is sending troops and federal police to help pacify some of the most dangerous districts.
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Mexico also agreed to take stronger measures to stem illegal immigration to the United States, including deploying militarized National Guard forces on its southern border beginning on Monday.
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Reuters reporters saw hundreds of the women and children sitting on mattresses crawling with bugs in tents without air-conditioning in what aid workers called a "militarized site".
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It has further militarized the northeast Mediterranean, moving troops and equipment into Syria, including its S-400 missile defense system, and placing U.S. and NATO units at risk.
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Philip M. Breedlove, the NATO commander, described Kaliningrad as a "very militarized piece of property" and a "complete bubble" capable of repelling attacks by air, land or sea.
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Russia has one of the highest per capita rates of weapons exports, according to the report, and is highly militarized, which partially explains its rank on this list.
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Lopez Obrador has not entirely turned his back on using soldiers to tackle violence stemming from drugs - he plans to create a new militarized National Guard police force.
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In fact, they NEED to see the world that way to justify the kind of regime that the family has built: brutally autocratic, extravagantly militarized, self-consciously destitute.
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Rubén Figueroa, an immigrant rights activist, said he believed police officers shot at the migrants, and that these kinds of incidents could increase as enforcement becomes more militarized.
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By courting business with the Pentagon, they risked angering a number of the company's highly regarded A.I. researchers, who had vowed that their work would not become militarized.
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"It all goes hand in hand: the militarized police state, greedy developers pushing you out of your neighborhood, horrible housing, miseducation of black and brown children," she said.
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Migrant flows have since dropped after Mexico deployed thousands of militarized police as part of a deal with the United States to avoid U.S. tariffs on Mexican goods.
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I will go so that I can glimpse our lands — our trees — on the other side of the militarized border as Israeli soldiers surveil me through their weapons.
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That attack prompted Pakistan to boost security for Chinese nationals and other foreigners in the province, which is already one of the most militarized regions in the country.
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Citizen Lab has previously identified 21 cases in Mexico where the same militarized spyware was used, saying it shows a pattern of attempts to spy on inappropriate targets.
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It is one of the world's most militarized frontiers, the site of frequent armed showdowns between the two nuclear foes, both of which claim Kashmir in its entirety.
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The vanishing bipartisan consensus orchestrated mammoth deportations and militarized the border in the quixotic hope of placating the nativist right and winning it over to supporting immigration reform.
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The pieces resonate, in part, because the viewers' experience of the 18 artists' works in these militarized spaces — many never before open to the public — is more intimate.
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The Philippines has protested the presence of more than 100 Chinese fishing vessels off Thitu island, a tiny island it holds near China's militarized artificial island at Subi Reef.
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China, in particular, has long been deeply concerned about the prospect of a fully militarized Japan — and would see any move toward it as a threat to its security.
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The Philippines has also protested the presence of more than 100 Chinese fishing vessels off Thitu a tiny island it holds near China's militarized artificial island at Subi Reef.
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The big picture: That study, released Tuesday by the University of Toronto's Citizen Lab, found that 36 surveillance networks used commercial militarized spyware made by the Israeli NSO Group.
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And since then, it's become one of the most militarized regions of the world as the nuclear-armed neighbors continue to engage an often-violent struggle over the region.
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China has also heavily militarized some islands and expanded other territories with major land reclamation work, turning sandbars into islands and equipping them with airfields, ports and weapons systems.
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Even the sainted Reagan, who declared the end of big government, launched the militarized drug war of the 1980s, the fallout from which we are still dealing with today.
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By early afternoon, the streets around the mall had the feel of a militarized zone, and were deserted except for a handful of officers, workers and tourists taking pictures.
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"For decades we've dealt with a militarized police force, who have done racial profiling, committed brutality and every level of disrespect," West Baltimore resident Ray Kelly told the judge.
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According to a 2015 report by Vice News on the most militarized universities in America, 100 schools received a combined $3 billion in national security research and development funding.
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The effect of De Keyzer's work is not to sanitize the regime, but to underscore just how deeply its militarized worldview is woven into the fabric of everyday life.
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Those protests were, by and large, peaceful — until the presence of a small group of anarchists who began smashing windows downtown led to standoffs between militarized police and protesters.
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The bribes were allegedly paid to Genaro García Luna, an architect of the militarized crackdown on drug cartels that led to thousands of deaths under former president Felipe Calderón.
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Videos on social media show the parliament building billowing black smoke, and deafening chants from large crowds on the streets -- a rare public protest in the highly militarized region.
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Kashmir Tensions are sky-high right now in one of the most militarized places in the world: the disputed Kashmir region, which is claimed by both India and Pakistan.
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However, "blurring the lines between commercial and naval activities in this way raises the potential for oil and gas assets to become targets in any militarized confrontation," Brennan said.
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"We've seen how militarized gear can sometimes give people a feeling like they're an occupying force," Mr. Obama said in announcing that he was placing curbs on the program.
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But the flight took more than an hour, because the plane swung out over the sea west of the Korean Peninsula, to avoid crossing the heavily militarized land border.
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Democratic leaders, however, have pushed back against the notion of scrapping the agency, arguing it should instead be reformed to rein in an enforcement arm they consider overly militarized.
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Things really started to break down when militarized police descended on Wet'suwet'en people and their supporters to make way for the $6.6 billion Coastal GasLink pipeline earlier this month.
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Sustained unrest has left more than 70 people dead, mobilized crowds of thousands daily and militarized the country under the National Guard, resulting in even more instability than before.
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This makes sense given the Chinese government's focus on controlling the South China Sea, where it has been building militarized artificial islands and holding regular drills in the sea.
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US and other non-Chinese officials have said the militarized artificial islands can escalate tensions in the South China Sea and lead to unnecessary armed conflicts in the future.
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In just one shot, the photographer, Jeff Widener, managed to convey a society struggling between the freedoms of individual citizens and the heavy hand of the Chinese militarized state.
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South Korea's Unification Ministry said earlier that it was not yet considering shutting down the Kaesong industrial complex run jointly with the North, located north of the heavily militarized border.
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Still, it's true that many countries have dealt with drug-related violence before they militarized their conflicts, and the incentive to avoid violence — to avoid government attention — has always existed.
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With pointed dialogues and paired-down settings, Marques creates a world that feels disconcertingly of the moment, yet also hints at an even more heavily polarized and militarized dystopian future.
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Life in Indian-controlled Kashmir Indian-controlled Kashmir is only kilometers away from Nousehri but getting there requires scaling a Himalayan mountain range and passing through a heavily militarized border.
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President Mahinda Rajapaksa's 10-year rule, which was increasingly authoritarian, emboldened Sinhala Buddhist nationalists, further militarized the country and prevented war-affected Tamils and Muslims from returning to their homes.
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The military says fighting began early Saturday when soldiers intercepted a heavily armed group of insurgents along the highly militarized de facto border that divides Kashmir between India and Pakistan.
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The wage demands of unions contrast with calls by Black Lives Matter for less funding of police departments, which activists and other law enforcement observers said have become increasingly militarized.
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The broadcasts, in rolling bursts from walls of loudspeakers at 11 locations along the heavily militarized border, blared rhetoric critical of the Pyongyang regime as well as "K-pop" music.
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The broadcasts, in rolling bursts from walls of loudspeakers at 11 locations along the heavily militarized border, blared rhetoric critical of the Pyongyang regime, as well as "K-pop" music.
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Probable future president Hillary Clinton co-introduced the "Flag Protection Act of 2005," which would have criminalized flag burning, and the police response to protesters has militarized across the country.
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As for China, Harris said, Beijing has made significant gains in military capability and also militarized the South China Sea through the building of seven military bases on artificial islands.
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Kevin and other officials have conjured up a story that they were killed in a gas leak explosion, but they were actually the victims of a targeted militarized drone strike.
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Experts say a militarized version of the rocket the North used to put its second satellite into orbit in February would potentially have the range to reach the U.S. mainland.
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India has long accused Pakistan of training and arming militants and helping them infiltrate across the heavily militarized Line of Control (LoC) that separates the two sides in the region.
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As first steps, North and South Korea will open a joint liaison office on the North's side of the militarized border on Friday to serve as a de facto embassy.
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His main gripe with Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen is that she isn't tough enough despite overseeing a more militarized border and the no-tolerance policy toward illegal border crossings.
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"You have a solution that is absolutely militarized to a problem that is absolutely political," said Rinaldo Depagne, West Africa project director at International Crisis Group, an independent think tank.
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At dawn, he and a comrade would drive 300 miles southwest to the mined, militarized border between Eritrea and Ethiopia to rendezvous with intelligence sources at a rebel base camp.
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Now the remaining Yazidi community is divided and militarized, with each militia backed by a different Kurdish faction, and each Kurdish faction in turn backed by a different regional power.
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To reinforce its claim, the Chinese government has reclaimed and militarized a series of islands across the contested region, provoking regular criticism from the United States and other regional countries.
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To reinforce its claims of sovereignty, Beijing has been reclaiming land on and around reefs and shoals to construct artificial islands which are then militarized with airfields and radar equipment.
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After forty years of growing up depressed in a militarized society, we [artists] needed to speak up and break taboos, constructs and hollow icons like the President Bashar Al-Assad.
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Mexico's strategy of putting more than 20153,000 National Guard militarized police along its borders and stepping up raids on people traffickers has been a success, Ebrard told a news conference.
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Tens of thousands of additional Indian troops have been deployed into the already heavily militarized region to head off unrest, and several prominent politicians have been placed under house arrest.
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The latest insurgency broke out in 2004 after the government of former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra militarized the southern zone, taking a hard line that was met by stubborn resistance.
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A former sushi chef for the Kim family who is Japanese has said he once heard their father call the older brother too effeminate to lead the highly militarized country.
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"It's a good example of how overly militarized police in the U.S. are," said Robert Vibert, 35, who lives in the town of Tavares, where the county sheriff's office is.
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Then there is the secretary of homeland security, John Kelly, who — based on his testimony in confirmation hearings — understands Latin America and recognizes the folly of militarized, indiscriminate immigration enforcement.
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For visitors, the city is one of juxtaposing realities: A mesmerizing landscape, with a backdrop of tall mountains, in what is one of the most heavily militarized places on Earth.
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The U.S. is also facing an unprecedented opioid epidemic that continues to become more widespread every year, despite Orwellian surveillance, militarized police and the highest incarceration rate in the world.
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The right-wing president, Sebastian Piñera, ordered a militarized police force to suppress the protests, causing more than a dozen deaths and the partial blinding of more than 200 people.
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"History, in one stroke," ran a front-page headline in the Indian Express newspaper after the biggest political move in nearly 70 years in one of the world's most militarized regions.
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Protests had sprung up in the face of continued racial injustice and were gaining momentum, but they were also countered by militarized police forces and the xenophobic rhetoric of Donald Trump.
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The incident renewed fears that a broader conflict in the region could jeopardize the safety of air travel in an increasingly crowded and militarized area where such incidents grow increasingly commonplace.
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Players protesting each week want to bring attention to serious, systemic issues in the country, including racism, a militarized police force setting its sights on people of color, and economic disparity.
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The two countries remain technically at war, divided by a heavily militarized border and largely unable to communicate, but tens of thousands of South Koreans have some family in the north.
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That process has been plagued by rivalry between Libya's myriad political and militarized factions, and in the meantime, Western alarm at the dramatic expansion of Islamic State in Libya has grown.
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The Mexican government, meanwhile, is vacillating between humanitarian rhetoric and militarized crackdowns, US border officials are openly begging for help, and Trump himself is throwing the mother of all temper tantrums.
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The demonstrations spotlighted the concerns of several hundred officers over being absorbed into President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador's new militarized police, formed this year to root out gang violence entrenched nationwide.
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ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - Eritrea has pulled troops back from its heavily militarized border with Ethiopia as a "gesture of reconciliation", the pro-government Eritrean Press agency said on its Facebook page.
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Power PlaysAfter last Thursday's militarized response to Assad's use of chemical weapons in Syria, many feared that we had handed over our country's firepower to an emotional, ego-driven loose canon.
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When I was there for the first term, and that's when Hillary Clinton was there, obviously, there was a very, very hawkish, militarized climate in a number of different policy processes.
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Security Minister Alfonso Durazo said a patrol by National Guard militarized police first came under attack from within a house in the city of Culiacan, 770 miles northwest of Mexico City.
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At least five countries claim territory in the highly strategic region, but Beijing has reinforced its wide-ranging claims with militarized artificial islands which are capable of hosting missiles and bombers.
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But I see a future in which the 160-mile DMZ lives up to its name and actually becomes de-militarized, and a peace regime take hold of the Korean peninsula.
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SRINAGAR, India – Indian officials say two paramilitary soldiers have been killed and eight civilians wounded when Pakistani soldiers attacked dozens of forward posts along the highly militarized frontier in disputed Kashmir.
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The Montana law blocks state and local police departments from receiving certain equipment from the 1033 Program, namely weaponized drones, aircraft configured for combat, grenade launchers, silencers, and militarized armored vehicles.
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The conflict is currently centered around the Standing Rock reservation in North Dakota, where protesters are in direct and increasingly violent confrontations with militarized police, resulting in widespread injuries to protesters.
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Her interest in documenting the navy's effect on the city also seems to be motivated by the need to confront the sense of danger that a militarized city poses against women.
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Related: The Most Militarized Universities in America: A VICE News Investigation Kamal Abdullah was born in Sudan and raised in the Gulf States before immigrating to the United States in 0003.
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But critics, including human rights groups, warn that the use of the National Guard — a militarized police force created out of Mexico's army, navy and federal police — could lead to abuses.
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The move will mostly close the largest non-militarized land border in the world, another restriction as coronavirus spreads around the globe and cases multiply in both the U.S. and Canada.
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As the intifada developed into an increasingly militarized conflict in 1993, and Israel sealed off the occupied territories in March that year, Israeli negotiators held secret meetings with Palestinians near Oslo.
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The heavily militarized border between India and Pakistan known as the Line of Control, which US president Bill Clinton called "the most dangerous place in the world" lies on its west.
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Security Minister Alfonso Durazo said a patrol by National Guard militarized police first came under attack from within a house in the city, 600 km (370 miles) northwest of Mexico City.
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Lopez Obrador, blaming the organizers of the migrant caravan for the scuffles earlier in the week, said "there are instructions that force is not used" by Mexico's National Guard militarized police.
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Yet despite Lee's landmark ruling, the South Korean government has never formally recognized its own role in the militarized sex industry or the state's impingement on the rights of Korean women.
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The Islamic State is the most visible, but an aggressive Russia, a bellicose North Korea, an increasingly militarized China, and an Iran with nuclear ambitions all bode ill for global stability.
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The militarized drug fight, Lopez Obrador argues, has failed to stop narcotics smuggling and violence and does not address the poverty that leads many to the drug trade to begin with.
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It lays bare, in damning light, the casual brutality of the system, how unjust laws and private prisons and a militarized border have shattered families and mocked America's myths about itself.
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Photographer Sarah Palmer sought to highlight the similarities and disparities of the two countries by taking double exposures from the heavily militarized North Korean border and from the highly touristic Olympic village.
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Earlier this month Mexico agreed to enforce tighter migration controls, including sending militarized police to its borders, averting for now U.S. President Donald Trump's threat to impose tariffs on imports from Mexico.
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The province has battled a long-running separatist movement since it was incorporated into Indonesia after a widely criticized U.N.-backed referendum in 1969 and remains the country's most heavily militarized region.
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"Both the government and private sector enlisted and sanctioned dangerous and dehumanizing tactics through a taxpayer-funded, militarized law enforcement with documented human rights abuses," Archambault II said in a statement Sunday.
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" That technology, he said, has "a number of significant technical and military advantages, which explain why it is used in essentially all militarized nuclear weapons, including in India, Pakistan, and North-Korea.
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This primarily takes the form not of a militarized border or of Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents dragging people out of their homes, but through the banal functioning of American employment law.
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The protests had grown increasingly chaotic in recent days as the government launched a militarized crackdown to stop extremists whom it blamed for infiltrating the protests and wreaking havoc on the city.
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HELSINKI — The Nordic countries have scaled up monitoring against a surge in missile testing by Russia on its heavily militarized Kola Peninsula, home to Moscow's Northern Fleet and Arctic main combat forces.
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In addition, Mr. Nayab said, 2000 members of the Afghan Civil Order Police, a militarized and elite police unit, surrendered their base near Tirin Kot, known as Garmaw, about three weeks ago.
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In "Say Yes," the set is an abandoned carnival teeming, inexplicably, with militarized gun-toting zombies — soldiers and civilians who faced off at one point and universally wound up as zombie fodder.
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A full inventory of how the United States has fully militarized the drug war around the world since the signing of the Single Convention in 1961 would take several books to explore.
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" During the "troubles," the border between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland was a militarized zone, Kirby explains: The Irish border became both an actual and symbolic battleground during the "troubles.
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After NAFTA was implemented in 1994, many once-sleepy border crossings became militarized checkpoints where American authorities collaborated with Mexico to fight smuggling and drug trafficking and later, after September 11, terrorism.
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The invertebrates in Congress and the soulless blowhard in the White House will not take even the most common-sensical measures to limit the use of militarized weapons by deeply troubled people.
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Tuesday's launch is the eighth by North Korea since U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un met at the heavily militarized border between the two Koreas in June.
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The result is that some of those governments, and particularly their punitive, militarized security services, did not have mechanisms in place to meet the urban middle classes' rising expectations of democratic accountability.
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Mexico City has one of the country's best-trained local police forces in the country, and the deployment of militarized forces could prompt a backlash in the famously liberal city, he said.
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Kraska, who has testified before the Senate about the dangers of militarized police, says his research shows that deployment of "paramilitary" police units has increased 20-fold between the 1980s and 2010.
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Migrant apprehensions on the U.S. southern border fell in June to about 100,000 people, according to U.S. data, after Mexico imposed new measures, including deploying militarized National Guard police to its borders.
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Unlike their parents, who lived through a time when driving across the border meant having soldiers search their car at a militarized checkpoint, these boys crisscross the border without a second thought.
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The ideas weren't always well expressed, and yet the perspectives the season offered on the personal compromises that members of militarized groups must make for the sake of a mission have value.
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The Kashmir valley region of the state is one of the world's most militarized regions, where militants have waged a decades-long war against Indian rule, killing tens of thousands of people.
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From the 1970s until just a few years ago, "tough on crime" policies such as militarized policing, severe sentencing laws and eliminating services like prison education defined our approach to criminal justice.
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Both Sierra Nevada and Sikorsky offered derivatives of the Black Hawk medium lift-utility helicopter and Boeing alongside Leonardo is pitching the MH-139, a militarized version of Leonardo's AW139 commercial aircraft.
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The South China Sea is one of the most disputed regions in the world, and the Chinese government claims a huge swathe of territory which it has reinforced with militarized artificial islands.
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The former conflict zone in the Tamil-majority north of the country remains heavily militarized, so citizens there have not necessarily felt the full impact of the political transformation in the capital.
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Lopez Obrador, who says he has ended high-level government corruption in Mexico, on Sunday admitted he had so far failed to improve security as he launched a new militarized police force.
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"Last week the Salva Kiir government militarized the city even with the heavy weapons they are talking about... they are not even moving out 25km [as instructed by the agreement]," he said.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Buenos Aires-born comics writer Héctor Germán Oesterheld was nearing his 59th birthday when heavily militarized Argentine death squads kidnapped him in the spring of 1977.
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CIUDAD JUÁREZ, Mexico — Stepping to the concrete edge of the Rio Grande, Pope Francis on Wednesday went to a militarized divide of the United States-Mexican border and prayed for compassion toward immigrants.
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Body armor was employed not just by the militarized police at Standing Rock, but also by water protectors who realized they were facing body-threatening assault from rubber bullets and tear-gas canisters.
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It's then easier for law enforcement agents to target the group with excessive, militarized actions, and it's easier for the public to place all blame on the supposed cult leader for any deaths.
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If we all got a CNN alert in the middle of the night that militarized guppies had taken over the southern tip of Florida, it probably wouldn't even warrant sitting up in bed.
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The pact called for establishing a de-militarized zone between the warring sides in addition to the reopening of a second highway, the main road linking Aleppo with the government-held coastal region.
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Showing up to the Parkland teens' events in their militarized "BearCat" Humvee decked with gun paraphernalia and American flags, the Utah Gun Exchange members have raised concerns among March for Our Lives activists.
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The chairman of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe criticized law enforcement's "militarized" response to the camp and called for demonstrations to remain peaceful, but stressed that activists would not give up their cause.
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The militarized response, including the use of military Humvees, has drawn the attention of human rights groups like Amnesty International and the United Nations – both organizations have sent representatives to monitor the situation.
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The violence in Indian Kashmir has reignited tensions with Pakistan as New Delhi blamed its neighbor for stoking further trouble there by pushing militants across the heavily militarized border that divides the region.
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Indian television channels reported on Tuesday that India and Pakistan had exchanged fire across the heavily militarized frontier, but Pakistani Foreign Office spokesman Nafees Zakaria said no shot had been fired by Pakistan.
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They also seem to have forgotten how the Bundy occupations, centered on letting private cattle graze on public lands, took a heavily Luddite stance that lingered long before the arrival of militarized police.
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I know not to tell him, or remind him, that some of the children abducted and militarized by Charles Taylor reportedly learned not only to murder their parents but also to perform vivisections.
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Beijing has fortified and militarized artificial islands in the region, a tactic that analysts and China's adversaries claim is meant to bolster its claims over the waters surrounding the islands and intimidate neighbors.
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Liberals and conservatives alike are complicit in the transformation of the Sonoran Desert into a death trap surveilled not only by the heavily militarized Border Patrol but by right-wing vigilantes and militias.
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South Korea on Monday began to dismantle speakers along the highly militarized border with North Korea after the two Koreas agreed to stop broadcasting propaganda across the border in Friday's post-summit declaration.
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Even though the building was designed literally from the ground up with safety in mind, the architects and the school say they took pains to avoid creating an overly militarized, anxiety-inducing environment.
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Such arms races come from the narrow, militarized definition of "national security" that prevails inside the defense and intelligence establishment, as well as in think tanks, universities, and the most influential mass media.
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The map emphasizes the militarized might of the North and omits the four-mile-deep Demilitarized Zone—one of the world's most heavily armed borders—that has divided the Korean peninsula since 1953.
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In early November, after a day of violent, militarized police response at Standing Rock and a week before the presidential election, a group of young activists walked into Hillary Clinton's offices in Brooklyn.
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Critics say that Elephants Without Borders exaggerated the poaching problem to try to influence Botswana's new leaders, who are considering rolling back contentious hunting bans and moderating the country's militarized approach to conservation.
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The young men who have joined the Kashmir militancy grew up in a militarized land where they were routinely stopped and searched by security forces, and at times brutally beaten, their families say.
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The Saudis, under King Salman, began replacing the old ideological glue of Wahhabism with a populist, militarized Saudi nationalism, which feeds off the threat of an expansionist Iran and its aggressive Shiite nationalism.
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He was the one who engineered a plot to have Kamino build an army of militarized Jango Fetts to counter the Separatist threat (that he also ushered into being) in the Prequel Trilogy.
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It was based on a utopian vision, dating back to Islam's founding, that was modernized by the Muslim Brotherhood a century ago, hijacked and militarized by radical ideologues, and globalized by Al Qaeda.
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And there are citizens on both sides of the border who still vividly remember the militarized border of the Troubles, as British troops sought to prevent the IRA from crossing and receiving supplies.
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Now security aid to Central America is likely to become even more militarized and less transparent, with the current administration seeking to shift funding and responsibilities from the State Department to the Pentagon.
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And for the dynasty the onetime anti-Japanese guerrilla fighter Kim Il Sung established, policy and war are inseparable — this is why the DPRK is the most highly militarized society on the planet.
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A study led by Sara Mitchell, a professor of political science at the University of Iowa, found that, since World War II, a quarter of militarized disputes between democracies have been over fisheries.
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After protesters upset over a subway fare hike burned Santiago metro stations, President Piñera declared the country "at war against a dangerous enemy" and ordered a militarized police force to patrol the streets.
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Both Sierra Nevada and Sikorsky are offering derivatives of the Black Hawk medium lift-utility helicopter and Boeing alongside Leonardo is pitching the MH-139, a militarized version of Leonardo's AW139 commercial aircraft.
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Barring that, resolute protesters, a heavily militarized police force unwilling to budge, a company that refuses to consider an alternate route and an onrushing Great Plains winter — how can this possibly end well?
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The troops were part of a large convoy crossing Kashmir, a highly militarized mountainous territory claimed by both India and Pakistan and the source of violent tensions between the two countries for years.
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Aunt Pat is an IRA loyalist who eulogizes the lost freedom fighters; her sister Maggie is largely catatonic, trapped in her mind by terrifying childhood memories of the IRA as a militarized throng.
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Harry and his sister battled prejudice and were interned in Arizona; across the Pacific, in militarized and jingoistic Japan, Frank (Katsutoshi) and his siblings had to conceal the fact that they were despised nisei.
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For those familiar with these suspects, the answer to the scourge of homegrown terrorism in Europe is not to be found in more abstract notions of defeating radical jihadist ideology, or in militarized responses.
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After India and Pakistan signed a ceasefire agreement over Kashmir in 2003, Sahni said, India constructed wire fences along the highly-militarized "line of control," significantly cutting down on the flow of illegal migrants.
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The elder Kim's death sparked an unsettled period marked by two nuclear tests, the purge of Kim Jong Un's powerful uncle, and the violent execution of the militarized state's defense chief, Hyon Yong Chol.
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Since Thursday of last week the federal police force has carried out a militarized campaign to remove Wet'suwet'en people and supporters from their territory to make way for construction of a $6.6 billion pipeline.
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CNN teams on the ground saw uniformed members of the People's Armed Police Force (PAP) with riot shields and batons, as well as numerous semi-militarized vehicles, stationed at the city's Bay Sports Center.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's new militarized National Guard police force will expand to the capital Mexico City in an effort to tackle a deteriorating security situation, President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Thursday.
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India has long accused Pakistan of training and arming militants and helping them infiltrate across the heavily militarized Line of Control (LoC) that separates the two sides in the region, a charge Islamabad denies.
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It's hard to imagine privilege working for any female citizen of the Republic of Gilead, the heavily militarized version of America that has built an infrastructure and economy on the complete subjugation of women.
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The incident had tested Greek-Turkish relations, with Greek officials arguing that the men accidentally crossed a poorly marked section of the heavily militarized border while on patrol in bad weather on March 1.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican authorities said Thursday that they found 19 bodies, some dismembered, in the southwestern state of Michoacan, as the federal government seeks to combat rising violence with a new militarized police.
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To stamp out this scourge, newly militarized police departments teamed up with the Justice Department to swoop down and save the day with S.W.A.T. gear, draconian policies, and at the very least—scathing rhetoric.
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The number of apprehensions of migrants on the southern U.S. border dropped by roughly a third to about 100,000 in June, after Mexico deployed some 21,000 militarized National Guard police to stem the flows.
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And when "smart" is crudely applied to the cities we live in — to our crumbling infrastructure and militarized police forces — we give in to forces of privatization, algorithmic control and rule by corporate contract.
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One of the biggest fears for those in Derry and across Northern Ireland is that Brexit will mean the re-establishment of a hard, militarized border between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland.
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The move would mark the first reported Chinese missile deployment in the Spratly Islands, a series of small inlets and reefs that Beijing has slowly built into militarized, artificial islands to reinforce its claims.
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The bill's supporters contend that ICE, which was launched in 2003 as part of the creation of the Homeland Security Department, has become "militarized" in its approach to deporting immigrants under the Trump administration.
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"It became the norm, with the official War on Drugs, to see police that were essentially militarized—really, using military-grade equipment—charging through the streets and into homes to combat addiction," Roberts says.
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We imagined that folks who make their living by examining things like militarized borders, police brutality, political protest, and indeed the structures of oppression at work in the modern museum, would spring into action.
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But Yuko's story seems to be detached from the larger allegory of what's happening in this community as it grapples with racial injustices, family division, life under daily militarized supervision, and the war itself.
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Tens of thousands of additional Indian troops have also been deployed into the already heavily militarized region to head off unrest after the government in New Delhi moved to scrap the region's special status.
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He had ample opportunity to state his larger case: Opponents call him radical but, in fact, his ideas on health care and climate change and a less militarized foreign policy are sensible and popular.
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Diplomacy and intimidation To reinforce its claims to the South China Sea, China has built and militarized artificial islands and has attempted to undermine other countries' positions through a combination of diplomacy and intimidation.
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The next day President Maduro announced that he was going to make Reverol — who had been head of the militarized National Guard until July 7 — his new interior minister in charge of internal security.
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Since the 1980s led to a militarized, "tough on crime" approach to policing, the tactics have usually involved sweeping approaches that target entire populations — "stop and frisk" of entire neighborhoods, widespread raids, and so on.
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Days after local authorities were condemned for spraying people with water cannons in freezing temperatures, Amnesty International has called for an end to America's "over-militarized" response to the Standing Rock protest in North Dakota.
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Meanwhile, as if in another world, embattled president Nicolas Maduro presided over a colorful military parade, where supporters shouted patriotic slogans as tanks rolled before them -- an unusual sight even for the highly militarized country.
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North Korea has conducted two nuclear tests and dozens of missile tests since the beginning of last year, defying world powers and raising fears of a conflict breaking out on the heavily militarized Korean peninsula.
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Especially in a Rem Koolhaas-designed building partly made possible by money from carbon emissions and existing within the same establishment as the militarized police that beat up students and passers-by just miles away?
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North Korea has conducted two nuclear tests and dozens of missile tests since the beginning of last year, significantly raising tension on the heavily militarized Korean peninsula and in defiance of U.N. Security Council resolutions.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - A half-hour's drive north of Seoul, along a highway lined with barbed wire, lie two shopping malls the size of several football stadiums, a stone's throw from the world's most militarized border.
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Since the 19903s led to a militarized, "tough on crime" approach to policing, the tactics have usually involved sweeping approaches that target entire populations — "stop and frisk" of entire neighborhoods, widespread raids, and so on.
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Detroit was timely, given that — thanks to the movement for Black lives 50 years after the Algiers Motel incident — America was finally being forced to confront the terror that militarized police inflict on Black communities.
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He predicted Iran might ultimately enter a fresh recession as lower oil revenues prompted the government to put public sector projects on hold and as the economy became more militarized in response to U.S. pressure.
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Every time I go back to Paris I think that I'm so lucky that I got to live there before it was as militarized as it is today, in the wake of the 2015 attacks.
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So it looks like Kirk is on to something: just because Native Americans reject the outsize oil pipeline, doesn't mean they're de facto bow-and-arrow wielding "rioters," as militarized law enforcement has called them.
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It wasn't long before Twitter users noticed some striking differences between the way the armed, militarized white men were being treated, and what protestors of color dealt with last year from police and the media.
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Twitter users are pointing out some striking differences between the way the armed, militarized white men in Oregon are being treated, and what protestors of color dealt with last year from police and the media.
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Under U.S. pressure to radically shake up its immigration enforcement efforts after apprehensions at the U.S. border hit a more than 10-year high, Mexico last month deployed thousands of militarized police across the country.
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She has celebrated her black-womanhood, embraced other aching black women, countered militarized law enforcement with her own military costumes and choreography, deployed some voodoo imagery — and has never been nominated for a C.M.A. Award.
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Lawyers representing the families of murder victims in a case many believe is connected to a former Mexican governor were targeted by militarized spyware only sold to governments, according to a new report released Wednesday.
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It's unclear whether vilified billionaire donors can solve anything in Washington; another well-funded panel of talking experts may not be the best way to effect a "less militarized approach" in our politically divided atmosphere.
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Those heroes on the Standing Rock reservation, sometimes on horseback, have peacefully stood up to police dogs, pepper spray and the bizarre-looking militarized tanks and SWAT teams that are the stuff of modern policing.
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Mexico's position would be that its strategy of positioning more than 25,000 National Guard militarized police along its borders and stepping up raids on people traffickers has been a success, Ebrard told the news conference.
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The nickname comes from training that the units did in Colombia alongside the militarized special operations units of the Colombian National Police that fight organized crime in that country and are known as Jungle Commandos.
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The league has been a fundamentally conservative militarized nightmare for decades, and lefties have had to either ignore the NFL's politics, point to a handful of genuine progressive players as role models, or not watch.
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He's often described as the architect of the country's heavily militarized strategy against the cartels, serving as Secretary of Public Security from 2006-2012 and previously leading a federal investigative agency equivalent to the FBI.
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They say the country's law enforcement has been so militarized over the two decades of constant war with the Taliban that officers are profoundly unprepared for the basic needs of policing in time of peace.
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It has militarized right-wing groups; intervened in elections, civil wars and revolutions; and ignited wars, massacres and gang violence that have left deep scars, forcing the impoverished and imperiled to move north seeking asylum.
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This book includes the voices of scholars and practitioners and ranchers and residents to take a really up close look at what the impact of the increasingly militarized border zone has on the human being.
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He also promised to reopen the Kaesong Industrial Zone just north of the militarized border with North Korea, a joint economic cooperation project Park scrapped in 22012 after the North fired a long-range rocket.
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Beijing and Washington have also sparred recently over the status of Taiwan and China's growing military presence in the South China Sea, where it has militarized and occupied artificial islands in violation of international law.
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They include more than 0003,200 in Seoul, just 40 km (25 miles) from the militarized border drawn up under a truce that stopped the 1950-53 Korean War but left the combatants technically at war.
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"Most of the training that's available to police departments is on the full militarized approach, [where you] send your folks out in riot gear and have them do whatever they have to do," she said.
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Though civil libertarians have frequently opposed militarized policing of protest, restrictions on freedom of movement and cops posing as demonstrators, he said they do recognize the necessity of these tactics when lives are at risk.
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The unofficial, 435-mile militarized border between the two countries, referred to as the "Line of Control" (LOC) is claimed land by both countries, and continues to be the largest militarily-occupied territory in the world.
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READ: Mexico's militarized response to the migrant crisis is starting to look a lot like Trump's Mexican officials, meanwhile, are claiming small victories in their fight against smugglers just a few weeks into their immigration crackdown.
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President Obama breaking the silence on Dakota Access is a testament to the powerful resistance of Indigenous leaders, but he shouldn't sit back while people are facing violent repression from militarized law enforcement on the ground.
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His pro-business, World Bank and International Monetary Fund–approved vision for Honduras, combined with his preference for a militarized approach to the war on drugs, has made him a favorite within certain US policy circles.
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Migrant apprehensions on the U.S. southern border fell in June to some 100,000 people, according to U.S. data, after Mexico enforced new measures including the deployment of some 21,000 militarized National Guard police to its borders.
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Last year the Kingdom cut several billion dollars in funding to Lebanon out of concern its erstwhile Sunni allies there could not stop the money ending up in the pockets of Hezbollah, Iran's militarized Lebanese proxies.
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Beijing claims almost all of the South China Sea -- parts of which are also claimed by five other countries -- and has built up and militarized many of the islands and reefs it controls in the region.
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The sight of a heavily militarized police force on the Great Plains—while water protectors aim for "small-is-beautiful" with mobile media vans and drones and smartphones—well, it's a sight not lost on anyone.
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He added the Obama administration had allowed China to participate in the 2016 RIMPAC exercises after a promise from Chinese President Xi Jinping that the artificial islands in the South China Sea would not be militarized.
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As he gazed on the militarized frontier back then, he had no idea that the Berlin Wall was about to fall and East and West Germany would be reunited less than a year after its fall.
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He has advocated a "hugs not bullets" approach in which security forces are less confrontational but also created a national militarized police force, the National Guard, and sent it to some of Mexico's most violent regions.
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Militarized islands While critics of US and Chinese actions in the South China Sea say they could quickly spiral out of the control, some pro-Beijing commentators have called for its navy to go even further.
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The United States has accused Russia of violating the Open Skies Treaty, which permits unarmed aerial recon flights above the territory of all signatory nations, by restricting U.S. surveillance flights over the militarized region of Kaliningrad.
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For decades, a militarized, bipartisan Washington foreign-policy establishment has provoked conflict, repurposing the same blueprints for every new war—from Nicaragua, Guatemala, Panama, Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, and Yemen, and now potentially to Iran and Venezuela.
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A Chinese surveillance ship is spying on a U.S. military exercise off the coast of Hawaii after the country was disinvited from the war games over its use of militarized features in the South China Sea.
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Pictures and videos in the media frequently deal with the migrant's illegal journey and violence south of the border—deaths in the Sonoran Desert, crossing the Rio Grande, the desolate and often militarized no-man's-land.
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Part of this unease is connected to concerns that police have become too militarized and aggressive, that they see themselves as 'at war' with the public, and that they can't be trusted to follow the law.
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It was heavily militarized and cut off even from mainland Taiwan until 1992, when martial law on Kinmen ended — five years later than in the rest of Taiwan — and residents participated in their first local elections.
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Satisfy Israel's security needs and bring a full end to the occupation, while ensuring that Israel can defend itself effectively and that Palestine can provide security for its people in a sovereign and non-militarized state.
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To protect the Olympics, South Korea has mobilized tens of thousands of security personnel, including cybersecurity analysts and 50,000 soldiers, in what has been described as one of the most militarized security forces in Olympic history.
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Tens of thousands of additional Indian troops have also been deployed into the already heavily militarized region to head off unrest, and several prominent politicians were placed under house arrest, according to CNN affiliate CNN-News18.
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Militarized borders, deportation squads, an archipelago of internment facilities, hypertrophied executive power, a lurid body of national security and anti-trafficking law sprung from the rich manure of panic — none of this is Mr. Trump's handiwork.
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About 100 conservative lawmakers and activists staged a sit-in at Tongil Bridge, anticipating it would be along the route traveled by the motorcade after crossing the heavily militarized border into the South on Sunday morning.
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Later in Srinagar, Mr. Modi inaugurated, remotely, a controversial hydroelectric power project built in the Gurez Valley, just a few hundred yards from the highly militarized Line of Control that divides Kashmir between India and Pakistan.
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Budgets often double as de facto bureaucratic mission statements, and the contracts approved since the summer speak volumes about the broader policy vision behind the expansion of ICE: a militarized border, an archipelago of private prisons.
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Even if that means settling into a look that calls to mind a militarized version of 1950s womanhood, one that favors tightly belted coat dresses instead of housedresses, with the passive-aggressive role playing that implies.
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South Korea on Monday proposed military talks with North Korea, the first formal overture to Pyongyang by the government of President Moon Jae-in, to discuss ways to avoid hostile acts near the heavily militarized border.
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Swatting is the act of calling 20103 and lying about someone doing something really bad, like holding a hostage, to get dispatchers to send police officers — and particularly a militarized SWAT team — to a victim's location.
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Caballero bristles at the militarized response to crime in Acapulco, where marines patrol the beach district in trucks mounted with machine guns while military police in full battle gear patrol on foot amid tourists in flip-flops.
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Now, a new president, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, who is due to take office in December, is hoping to adopt a radically different security policy that breaks with the hardline, militarized approach of his last two predecessors.
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It inspired us to stand up to protect our communities, to not falter in the face of militarized police brutality, to reject the status quo of white supremacy, and to continue to build this movement of movements.
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"As police departments around the country become more and more militarized, and as white nationalist and alt-right groups are further emboldened by the Trump regime, the need for militant tactics is higher than ever," said Sean.
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Mexico's President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has tasked the National Guard militarized police with preventing migrants from reaching the United States amid fierce pressure from Washington to stem the flow of U.S.-bound migrants from Central America.
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To be sure, Koch sees a less militarized foreign policy as one step toward a radical contraction of US government overall, in line with his desire that firms and private agencies take the place of state power.
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Ultimately, Elshieky was released and let back on the bus, where he funneled his anger into a tweetstorm that captured the internet's attention and raised a number of commonly held concerns about American's militarized border enforcement regime.
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Some Brazilians are concerned that the appointment of Santos Cruz, who led United Nations peacekeepers in Haiti and the Democratic Republic of Congo, and other current or former military officials marks a return to a militarized government.
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To boost security, Lopez Obrador has created a new National Guard - but thousands of that militarized police force's members have instead been sent to contain illegal immigration through Mexico at the behest of U.S. President Donald Trump.
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" Ever self-aware, Reynolds made a dig at himself, describing his Deadpool character as a "sex-positive superhero" that was "running around in a big red body condom in the midst of a highly militarized shame spiral.
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The safety concern is posed by law enforcement's militarized response to the water protectors, including use of very dangerous impact munitions, water cannons and other violence against unarmed people many of whom are simply engaged in prayer.
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"We've seen how militarized gear can sometimes give people a feeling like there's an occupying force as opposed to a force that's part of the community that's protecting them and serving them," Obama said at the time.
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An accused ISIS fighter will be repatriated to the U.S. after a period in which he was stranded in a militarized zone between Turkey and Greece, according to USA Today, citing Turkey's state-run Anadolu news agency.
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The fact that Trump Tower has become so militarized since Trump's win—with barricades, secret service, and armed police—gave Roth inspiration to create something that was also a retreat, a kind of doomsday bunker, he says.
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The Mosul campaign, involving a 100,000-strong alliance of Iraqi government troops and militarized police, Kurdish security forces and mainly Shi'ite Muslim militiamen, is the most complex battle in Iraq since the U.S.-led invasion in 2003.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean guards fired around 20 warning shots at North Korean troops searching for a defector who fled across the heavily militarized border between the two countries on Thursday, South Korea's Yonhap news agency reported.
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Also Tuesday, rescue teams recovered the bodies of three soldiers who were swept away last week by an avalanche near the heavily militarized Line of Control, the de facto border that divides Kashmir between India and Pakistan.
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Every evening at the Wagah-Attari border crossing, along the extremely militarized India-Pakistan frontier, a raw and remarkable scene comes to life, a homage to one of the most powerful forces on the planet today: nationalism.
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Some people in Pakistan's portion of Kashmir said thousands of people were preparing to storm the line of control (LOC) - a ceasefire line agreed with India that is one of the most militarized frontiers in the world.
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SRINAGAR, India – Indian and Pakistani forces were firing along the highly militarized frontier in disputed Kashmir early Wednesday after Pakistani firing killed at least four Indian paramilitary soldiers and injured three others on border patrol, Indian officials said.
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The war on drugs slowly ramped up over decades, from the prohibit-through-taxes model of the early 20th century to President Richard Nixon's declaration of the modern drug war to President Ronald Reagan's incredibly punitive, militarized escalation.
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"The IRGC will gain more power at least until the dust settles after Trump's win ... the atmosphere in Iran will be militarized because of more power that will be provided to the IRGC," political analyst Hamid Farahvashian said.
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One, this concept of using economic instruments to advance a country's geopolitical aims -- what I call "geo-economics" -- has been sorely lacking in American foreign policy of recent decades, especially in the over-militarized post 9/11 years.
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Across the state, basic rights such as freedom of movement and access to healthcare are severely curtailed by government measures, while apartheid-like conditions further limit the prospects of the group in the highly militarized northern Rakhine region.
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The Wall Street Journal newspaper reported on Tuesday that would include restricting Russian military flights over American territory in response to what it said was Moscow preventing U.S. observation flights over its heavily militarized Baltic exclave of Kaliningrad.
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An Indian military source and a government official said Indian special forces crossed the heavily militarized border by foot just after midnight and hit about half a dozen "launching pads", where suspected militants were preparing to sneak across.
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And at a time when border communities are especially under attack, facing new threats of escalated policing and detention at our already hyper-militarized international boundary, I think we need more art like ATDI's that echoes our indignation.
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Regardless of all the signs that indicate that the two countries are headed toward a new era, Ethiopia has yet to make good on a key part of the deal: withdrawing its troops from the heavily militarized border.
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But there is a strong association — one of the key drivers in this debate over gun control is the issue of prejudice and an understanding of white identity that is associated with a specific, militarized understanding of citizenship.
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"As faculty we cannot ask students and staff to choose between risking their physical and mental safety in order to attend class or come to work in an environment of harassment, intimidation, violence, and militarized policing," it says.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The battle against Ebola in Democratic Republic of Congo is failing because ordinary people do not trust health workers and an overly militarized response is alienating patients and families, the medical charity MSF said on Thursday.
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Critics of militarized policing were quick to pounce on Grinnell's video, noting that it's yet another example of cops thinking they can arrest their way out of the opioid crisis without offering treatment or other alternatives to users.
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Complicating the deployment of the militarized police force along the border is the fact that the National Guard was only formally created a few weeks ago, and Lopez Obrador's six-month-old administration is still finding its feet.
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"It's impressive to see the Chinese building, given that this is the middle of the South China Sea and far away from anywhere, but the idea that this isn't militarized, that's clearly not the case," Commander Purcell said.
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When National Guard troops traveled in convoys during the president's April mobilization, they often used rental cars and trucks, in part to soften their presence and not give residents the impression they were living in a militarized zone.
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CNN teams in the mainland Chinese city of Shenzhen saw uniformed members of the People's Armed Police Force with riot shields and batons, as well as numerous semi-militarized vehicles, stationed at the city's Bay Sports Center yesterday.
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"The gravity of this ruling could not be clearer given the Trump administration's militarized rhetoric and policies targeting people at the border," said Lee Gelernt, a lawyer for the American Civil Liberties Union, which represents the Rodriguez family.
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The hackers known as Fancy Bear, who also intruded in the U.S. election, went after at least 87 people working on militarized drones, missiles, rockets, stealth fighter jets, cloud-computing platforms or other sensitive activities, the AP found.
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He is considered the main architect of Mr. Calderón's militarized approach to battling drug traffickers, which began in 2006 with the deployment of the armed forces against organized crime and the president's official declaration of "war" on them.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea on Monday proposed military talks with North Korea, the first formal overture to Pyongyang by the government of President Moon Jae-in, to discuss ways to avoid hostile acts near the heavily militarized border.
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The Chinese military has sent three ships to Kaliningrad, a highly militarized Russian region, where they will take part in a week-long military exercise with 10 Russian ships, the People's Liberation Army confirmed on its website Friday.
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Bolsonaro has pledged to give the Brazilian police, already some of the most militarized in South America, freer rein to shoot at suspects and has at least hinted at approving Duterte-style killings while waxing nostalgic about Brazil's dictatorship.
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They may believe the country's headed in the wrong direction, and feel anxious and resentful about the nation's cultural and demographic shifts, but most aren't desperate enough to risk their lives in a standoff with a heavily militarized state.
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The Wall Street Journal newspaper reported in September that this would include restricting Russian military flights over American territory in response to what it said was Moscow preventing U.S. observation flights over its heavily militarized Baltic exclave of Kaliningrad.
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Principle five: Satisfy Israel's security needs and bring a full end, ultimately, to the occupation, while ensuring that Israel can defend itself effectively and that Palestine can provide security for its people in a sovereign and non-militarized state.
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Seeking to dispel concerns, Lopez Obrador said on Friday the rollout of the National Guard, the militarized police force he created to oversee security, was still underway, and argued that much of Mexico was relatively free of homicidal violence.
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For instance, Mr. Foxx bequeathed Charlotte a $20123 million federal grant in place for police officers and militarized equipment to accommodate the convention, including a $4 million command center at the city's Police Department headquarters and military-grade weapons.
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But his appointment of a retired army general to lead the new civilian institution made clear a continued preference for a militarized approach, and the National Guard remains mostly comprised of recruits from the army, navy, and Federal Police.
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In Kabul, thousands of Afghans still commute to jobs and even schools inside the zone, with only light searches for most of them, mindful of the resentment stirred by the Soviets' heavily militarized central zone during their Afghan occupation.
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Seoul (CNN)South Korea's military announced Monday it has turned off loudspeakers that blast propaganda across the highly militarized border with North Korea, in an apparent gesture of goodwill ahead of Friday's historic summit between the two nations' leaders.
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The "Chinese have successfully militarized some of these outposts and their behaviors become more assertive and we're trying to have an appropriate response," Schriver said while pledging that US "freedom of navigation operations" near the disputed islands would continue.
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Indian and Pakistani envoys agreed to make the Line of Control, the heavily militarized border between the Indian and Pakistani-controlled portions of Kashmir, irrelevant by giving the Kashmiris the right to free movement and trade across the line.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean guards fired warning shots across the heavily militarized border with North Korea on Thursday as a soldier from the North defected in thick fog, complicating efforts to ease tensions over Pyongyang's nuclear and missile programs.
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Related: Those Mass Executions Won't Stop Canada From Shipping Even More Weapons to Saudi Arabia The Canadian government's rapidly-shifting talking points on their decision to export militarized Light Armored Vehicles (LAVs) to Saudi Arabia has entered a new phase.
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Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif maintained that India fired unprovoked from its side of the heavily militarized frontier in the disputed region of Kashmir, the flashpoint for two of three wars between the nuclear-armed neighbors, and killed two soldiers.
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Drawings and watercolors map instances of warrantless searches and militarized surveillance near state-protected wilderness, while interviews with advocates from immigrant rights coalition Alianza Comunitaria describe the support networks established to help respond to raids and checkpoints by federal agencies.
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They used militarized defensive maneuvers, shouting commands at one another to "move forward" or "retreat," and would form a line of shields or a phalanx — it's like they watched 300 a few times — to gain ground or shepherd someone through projectiles.
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Here's some of what they agreed to: Kim said that he'd travel to Seoul by the end of the year — a first for any North Korean leader — and that both sides will work to reduce tensions at their heavily militarized border.
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But rather than follow the Kerner Commission's recommendations to address white privilege and the economic inequality that led to racial violence, the nation instead embraced a law and order America, enacting nearly five decades of punitive lawmaking and militarized policing.
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China claims almost all of the South China Sea, and has heavily militarized some islands in the region and expanded other territories with major land reclamation work, turning sandbars into islands and equipping them with airfields, ports and weapons systems.
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They maintain contacts through their United Nations missions, their embassies in Beijing and meetings between military officers at Panmunjom, the location on the militarized frontier dividing the Korean Peninsula where the truce that stilled the 1950-53 Korean War was signed.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - North and South Korean officials inspected work to ease tension on their militarized border on Wednesday, checking on the demolition of bunkers and probing for secret tunnels, despite scant progress on persuading the North to give up nuclear arms.
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"We've seen how militarized gear can sometimes give people a feeling like they're an occupying force, as opposed to a force that's part of the community that's protecting them and serving them," Obama said in announcing the ban in 2015.
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He mapped out this scenario for me while the sun set on the majestic North Dakota plains, closing out a tense day where fellow Native Americans were confronted by the National Guard, private security and militarized police from six states.
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More than a decade after the launch of a militarized effort against drug cartels that has led to some of Mexico's bloodiest years on record, the latest effort will test the new government's ability to curtail the reach of organized crime.
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Shortly after the Matsumoto attack, Aum's chief chemist Masami Tsuchiya produced around 200 grams of VX gas, a militarized nerve agent that is more potent than sarin—exposure to only a few dozen milligrams is enough to kill a human adult.
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Aktop was also quoted by the state-owned Anadolu news agency as saying that coordination between Ankara and Moscow over the northwestern Syrian region of Idlib, where the two countries agreed to establish a de-militarized zone, continued successfully "despite provocations".
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In order to win back its stray sheep, the CSU has responded in exactly the wrong way, namely by loudly championing all of the far right's causes: anti-immigration, the security state, militarized EU borders, racial profiling, and Germany-first economics.
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The $223 million militarized Boeing 747 is designed to survive a nuclear blast and would become the command and control center for the US military's most senior officials, including the US President, Secretary of Defense and the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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The best one can hope right now is that Kim had a wonderful time marveling at Singapore's beauty and high level of economic development -- enough to motivate him to pursue economic restructuring and stop his previous focus on militarized power.
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In a country plagued with needless violence as a result of no-knock raids and a heavily militarized police, the potential benefits of red flag laws pale in comparison to the certain damage they will bring to community relationships with police.
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South Korean guards fired up to 20 warning shots at North Korean troops searching for a soldier who had defected on Thursday, Yonhap news agency said, after officials in the South confirmed the latest defection across the heavily militarized border.
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In the most far-reaching political move in one of the world's most militarized regions in nearly seven decades, India said it would scrap a constitutional provision that allows the state of Jammu and Kashmir to make its own laws.
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Hope pointed toward the government's continued focus on heavy-handed militarized actions aimed at taking down high-level capos and then "bragging" about the captures later — a staple tactic of the Peña Nieto administration, just as it was for Calderón.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - On his first full day in office, Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador defended a plan to end lawlessness with a new national guard, an initiative that risks upsetting some supporters who favor a less militarized approach.
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Mahwish Chisty's "Hellfire II" (2017–18) consists of cast foam replicas of the eponymous missiles in a show of militarized strength, which hold their fire in a languid cascade of weaponry that for now feels harmless caught in its frozen dive.
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Defense Secretary Jim Mattis visited Korea's heavily militarized demilitarized zone, offering a reminder that there is no military option to answer the North's threats that wouldn't put the sprawling city of Seoul and its 63 million residents in the cross hairs.
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Related: The Most Militarized Universities in America: A VICE News Investigation He's been working as a linguist and translator as a government contractor ever since, and he is now a Category III linguist, the highest level a contractor can obtain.
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Mexico has not traditionally used security forces to stop undocumented foreign citizens leaving the country for the United States, and photographs of militarized police catching Central American and Cuban women at the border in recent days have met with criticism.
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Prolonged detention magnifies the most dehumanizing elements of the migrant experience — the commodification of bodies that occurs as migrants are trafficked, the dangers they endure along our militarized border and the criminalization thrust upon them from the moment they cross it.
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Now, according to NBC, the Russian military has added a few new members to its militarized animal kingdom after government documents show the Military of Defense forked over $26,000 to buy five physically-fit, teenage dolphins from Moscow's Utrish Dolphinarium.
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Every problem became seen through a military lens and everything became militarized: our foreign policy, the bumbling and destructive way we entered the quicksands of Vietnam, and then Iraq, and then Afghanistan, and then Syria, and so many other places.
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Yet perhaps sensing an American reluctance to confront China in the South China Sea, Vietnam has declined to take China to international court, as the Philippines did, even as the Chinese have turned disputed reefs and sandbars into militarized islands.
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"You don't want to be the only sucker in a small tin can when everyone else is driving a tank," Gordon says, adding that he sees SUVs as part of "a highly militarized American culture" where it's everyone for themselves.
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Despite the vagueness of his comments, rights groups say it is a worrying sign when many of the country's Muslims already feel like second-class citizens, and tensions in the heavily militarized Muslim-majority Jammu and Kashmir region are high.
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Protests broke out in Ferguson, Oakland, and dozens of other cities over the failure to indict Wilson, but also over what the modern war on crime had wrought: militarized police forces with Army-style equipment and a penchant for violence.
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LONDON — The militarized checkpoints that once stood along the border between Ireland and Northern Ireland became flash points for sectarian violence during the Troubles, and no one wants to see their return after Britain quits the European Union in 2019.
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Video footage showed scattered groups of migrants throwing rocks at a few members of the National Guard militarized police who were on the banks of the river attempting to thwart illegal crossings, while hundreds of others ran past into Mexico.
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Along those lines, it is conceivable that a future generation of Americans may want to remove the name McCain, because of the senator's support for the Iraq War and his military hawkishness, which some criticize harshly as a militarized foreign policy.
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This wasteful spending diverts attention and resources from urgent security challenges and promotes a militarized foreign policy that has done more harm than good The essential fact overlooked today is that our principal strategic challenges are no longer military in nature.
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Dead bodies, armed robbery, extreme homophobia, and militarized police forces weren't commonplace in the cheery world of Pokémon, but when Nintendo and mixed reality game developers Niantic launched Pokémon Go, they inadvertently invited in the real world's Rated-M problems.
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" After spending millions of dollars on a militarized law enforcement presence that resulted in more than 700 arrests, Energy Transfer Partners filed an over-the-top complaint in court last month against several environmental nonprofits, accusing them of "eco-terrorism.
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While Trump relentlessly hyped the event on Twitter in the days leading up to the holiday, tanks were transported through the streets of DC on Tuesday evening in scenes that, for some, evoked images of countries ruled by militarized regimes.
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There's something potent about that symbolically, but logistically, it would have been difficult — despite its name, the DMZ is one of the most militarized places on earth, with huge numbers of military forces on both sides just outside its borders.
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At the Blue House meeting, the delegations shared a lunch of dried pollack dumpling soup, a regional specialty of the only divided province on the Korean peninsula, and soju, a spirit popular on both sides of the heavily militarized border.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - The Inter-American Court of Human Rights on Thursday began hearing the first case of alleged state-led human rights violations in Mexico to be brought since the country militarized its battle against violent drug cartels over a decade ago.
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The US Armed Forces will not support or be involved in any such operation," Pentagon spokesman Jonathan Hoffman said in a statement On Saturday, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told reporters that "we've made clear that this conflict shouldn't be militarized.
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As tens of thousands of Indian troops moved into the Kashmir Valley -- already one of the most militarized regions in the world -- the Indian government scrapped Jammu and Kashmir's decades-old special status on August 5, effectively stripping the state of its autonomy.
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" After clashes between protesters and heavily armed police in Ferguson, Missouri, Obama issued an executive order in 2015 that throttled leftover military supplies from local agencies, saying, "We've seen how militarized gear can sometimes give people a feeling like they're an occupying force.
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It's also what's at stake for this generation being brought up and it never being obvious to them that they don't need a border, they don't need a militarized front with their southern border and the inherent xenophobia that comes with that.
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Last month Kim met South Korean President Moon Jae-in in a historic summit on the southern side of the heavily militarized border that separates the two countries — becoming the first North Korean leader to ever set foot on South Korean soil.
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North Korea meanwhile is threatening to cancel the meeting between President Trump and Kim Jong Un. China lands nuclear bombers on militarized islands in the South China Sea and the European Union is signaling it will stick to the Iran Nuclear Deal.
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Dark chocolate tempered in the shape of barbed wire lay over a map of the Korean peninsula rendered in thin blue chocolate, a representation of the heavily militarized border that separates Games host South Korea and its old enemy in the North.
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Those soldiers, airmen and Marines provide some deterrent to the North, a highly militarized country that maintains a standing army of 1.2 million active soldiers, 70% of whom are deployed within 100 miles of the border with South Korea, according to Klingner.
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It clicked in my mind, and I thought to myself this is a perfect opportunity to raise awareness of this issue of living in a conflict zone, the world's most militarized zone, with this seemingly absurd and childish act of walking the cabbage.
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He then cited events in the distant South China Sea, where the Chinese have indeed militarized a number of tiny uninhabited islands (outfitting them with airstrips, missile batteries, and the like) and the US has responded by sending its warships into adjacent waters.
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Government officials have defended the clampdown, which has included the detention of at least 300 politicians and activists, as well as the addition of tens of thousands of soldiers in a region that was already one of the most militarized in the world.
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Instead of accepting both as the only two options, we can protest Clark's death as the result of ongoing militarized policing in black and brown communities by also giving equal weight to instances of police brutality when they happen to black women.
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Nearly every time the likely Republican candidate opens his mouth, he's promising Americans he'll build a "Trump Wall" along the southern border (and make Mexico pay for it), ban Muslims and birthright citizenship, and arm a militarized "deportation force"—among other things.
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Since Prince Mohammed's rise to power, the Saudis have pursued a more aggressive and militarized foreign policy, but they have also fallen back on a tactic honed over decades — wielding their oil wealth to buy loyalty in the Arab world and beyond.
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" But the final third, in which Cantú recounts a friend's fight against deportation, "lays bare, in damning light, the casual brutality of the system, how unjust laws and private prisons and a militarized border have shattered families and mocked America's myths about itself.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Monday he would like to disband the army and put national security in the hands of the new National Guard militarized police force, though he recognized the proposal was unlikely to happen.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau confirmed on Wednesday that he and Trump are discussing the U.S.-Canada border, adding that it is one of the longest non-militarized borders in the world and "it is in both of our interests" to maintain that.
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An additional 500 or so people were trapped between two border posts, but still on the Turkish side, at the long and heavily militarized land border that has turned into the flash point of the tug of war between Turkey and Europe.
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Every person I asked to take their photo—people wearing symbols of hate groups, people carrying their guns improperly, people decked out in the most intense displays of militarized citizenship—immediately said yes, of course, and stood tall and proudly for my camera.
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But there is a supporting role for the U.S. to play: While Washington pursues a highly militarized foreign policy — debating deployments and withdrawals, weapons programs and missile defenses — it has largely abnegated its role as a soft-power player in the region.
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In an exception to the Ottawa convention, the Obama policy allowed the US military to continue to use landmines on the Korean Peninsula where some 2120,21991 US troops are stationed across the de-militarized zone from North Korea's military of one million troops.
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In the wide-ranging interview, the ambassador addressed a number of flash points between the countries, including the recent near collision of a U.S. naval destroyer with a Chinese ship in the South China Sea, where Beijing has militarized two contested man-made islands.
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When militarized policing combined with such intrusive, but routine, hyperpolicing policies as "stop and frisk," it made urban black communities feel as if they were occupied territories and that any typical encounter with police could be fraught with the threat of harassment and arrest.
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I'm pretty into it, in particular because it calls out the signature Stark phrase "When the lone wolf dies, the pack survives" — which reminds me that I'm still waiting for Arya's direwolf Nymeria to emerge from the woods with a wild, semi-militarized wolf pack.
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An Indian military source and a government official said Indian special forces crossed the heavily militarized border - the so-called Line of Control (LoC) - by foot just after midnight and hit about half a dozen "launching pads", where suspected militants were preparing to sneak across.
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" Just a day later, Atila Roque, executive director of Amnesty International Brazil, said in a statement, "We ended the Olympic Games with even more militarized public security policies, focused on a very selective repression, excessive use of force and combat-like police operations in favelas.
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A protracted civil war is escalating in the region—a brutal and forgotten conflict that has prompted warnings of genocide from the UN. Militarized poacher units have plundered the park to feed the lucrative, insatiable demand for bushmeat, ivory, animal skin, and traditional medicine.
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When such tactical equipment is doled out to departments whose leaders have not formulated policies for its use and whose personnel are not trained to use it, all you get is a militarized police force that looks like it's at war with the community.
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Increasing economic ties could be a win-win for the U.S. and African nations alike, and the implied demotion of counterterrorism is welcome given the extent to which it distorted American relations with African partners, militarized them and arguably encouraged overreactions to perceived threats.
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While there is certainly a need for new training regimes, the elimination of militarized tactics on civilians, greater oversight of the police, and enhanced accountability, we are mistaken if we think these are adequate solutions to reducing abusive policing and subordination of black people.
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While some candidates are talking about abolishing or reforming U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), the context is the restructuring of our immigration system so that ICE (or whatever it becomes) does not act like the militarized enforcer of a terror-based nationalistic police state.
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Even more dangerous, the conflict might spread, whether through ISIS military advances, the spread of militarized and radicalized refugees, terrorist attacks (including against the US), or increased interventions by neighboring states like Saudi Arabia and Iran that turn a proxy war into a direct conflict.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Sunday his 7-month-old government had yet to make progress in tackling record levels of violence afflicting the country as he launched a new militarized police force tasked with fixing the problem.
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Interior shots of the Enlisted Men's Club, a run-down hangout of soldiers demolished in 22007, as well as the dark silhouette of a US naval ship in "Yokosuka Again #22010" (21945–21945) appear as specters of the city's wartime past and militarized present.
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If you float a little bit further up—provided you're able to avoid cannon fire—you'll discover the city's militarized bureaucracy, authoritarian cabals pulling the strings and ensuring class strife both lines their pockets and ensures any unrest is directed at each other, not them.
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Kashmir — already one of the most highly-militarized areas in the world — has seen tens of thousands more Indian soldiers sent into the region since early August, as the Indian government altered its constitution to revoke the political autonomy of Jammu and Kashmir state.
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But in America's latest stage of militarized complacency, the Quincy Institute's bipartisan buy-in more accurately reflects the feelings of voting Americans—veterans, and everybody else—on the wars in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Syria than either the Republican National Committee or the Democratic National Committee.
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The second is collapse as the result of Israel's punishing economic, military and political power, and political and economic pressure, mostly American, in response to Palestinian steps that violate the status quo, such as petitioning the International Criminal Court or leading a non-militarized uprising.
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Indeed, if wars on crime and drugs, militarized policing, "get tough" sentencing policies, torture of suspects, and perpetual monitoring and surveillance of the poorest, most crime-ridden communities actually worked to keep people safe, Chicago would be one of the safest cities in the world.
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Done under the veil of economic development, this revocation was accompanied by well-documented internet and telecommunication blackouts, mass detentions and widespread beatings and extrajudicial killings, as well as the addition of nearly 40,000 Indian troops in what was already the world's most militarized zone.
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In "Unwanted," at the Baryshnikov Arts Center, the choreographer and musician Dorothée Munyaneza, who witnessed genocide in Rwanda as a child, presents the verbatim accounts of women in several countries (Congo, the former Yugoslavia, Rwanda and others) who experienced militarized rape and its consequences.
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The frontier is heavily militarized on both sides, and is closed off with barbed wire only for about seven miles, running through fields, valleys and forests, and partly demarcated by the Evros River and its delta, where migrants have long perished because of choppy waters.
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"We had to think outside the box a little bit, because this was not your typical eviction that we routinely do," Kelly said in a press conference following their eviction, saying that the "militarized" force that arrived on the scene was for officers&apos safety.
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Overstatement is inherent in the game; the one thing that is truly essential about the league that sells football, beyond the brutality and the bloody-mindedness and the militarized pomp of the presentation and the actual warrior rigor of the thing itself, is excess.
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That seems plausible: Although Mexico has always dealt with some drug-related violence, its conflict wasn't as bloody and deadly as it is now until President Felipe Calderón in 2006 declared a ramped-up, militarized drug war, with significant amounts of US aid through the Mérida Initiative.
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At the height of the Cold War, Sweden was among the world's most militarized nations, with 10% of the population either on active duty or in the reserves and as many as 1 in 8 people serving in civil defense organizations, with a network of 90 airbases.
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In this post-apocalyptic future, a huge class divide is maintained by military rule—the elite live in fancy, militarized high rises in Los Angeles while the poor are relegated to massive slums on the outskirts of the city, where they are slaughtered indiscriminately by the military.
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Cover image: U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Nikki Haley is seen at a United Nations Security Council meeting regarding the humanitarian crisis in Yemen and its escalations amid a worsening cholera epidemic and ongoing militarized conflict, at U.N. Headquarters in New York, NY, on July 12, 2017.
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Additionally, many black voters remain wary of the fact that police forces expanded and became more militarized under her husband's administration in the 1990s, and that she castigated black men as "super-predators" while giving remarks on the 1994 crime bill that her husband signed into law.
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More likely what's happening is that the protests are exposing the wider public debate over shared resources, with some preferring to say that issues are too technical to be handled by anyone other than large state actors (like militarized police) or developers (like fossil fuel companies).
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The goal, per Clark on the GoFundMe page, was to "defend the water protectors from assault and intimidation at the hands of the militarized police force and DAPL security," who had become notorious for using aggressive methods—including firing water cannons in freezing temperatures—against the activists.
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Even if factions of the armed forces refuse to fire on protestors, this does not mean they will take up arms against Maduro-supporting militarized groups — and, even if they do, it is questionable whether their numbers and capabilities would be significant enough so as to win.
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Europe is not alone in its inability to handle migration, as the United States has militarized the southern border, tear-gassed families seeking asylum and deflected responsibility for the death of a 7-year-old Guatemalan girl, Jakelin Caal Maquin, who died recently in United States custody.
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Why it matters: Tensions are running high in the highly militarized border region that is claimed by both India and Pakistan after the Indian government announced on Sunday night that it was imposing a lockdown, citing possible terrorist attacks by Pakistan-based militants, per Al Jazeera.
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It has co-opted the pre-existing ideology of our paranoid, militarized, restrictionist immigration enforcement regime to seal off American territory from ethno-cultural "infestation," deter legitimate asylum claims, justify the callous abnegation of our humanitarian obligations to refugees and exploit vulnerable people for political leverage.
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His latest victory, an assurance by President Trump on Sunday that United States troops will withdraw from a militarized zone along Turkey's southern border with Syria, could lead to the most significant growth in Turkish territory in 100 years, since the days of the Ottoman sultanate.
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A range of scholars — from economic historian and journalist David Unger to political scientist Andrew Bacevich to journalist James Fallows to policy practitioner Rosa Brooks to many others — caution that our foreign policy has become progressively militarized as Americans have grown apathetic to perpetual overseas campaigns.
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Then, during preparations for summit meetings with his American and South Korean counterparts that were expected to do little more than confer legitimacy on Mr. Kim, he made an announcement: North Korea would drop the militarized half of its longtime strategy of dual military and economic development.
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The Girl With All the Gifts pitted a precocious teen against a militarized academy attempting to control her; Maze Runner had Dylan O'Brien caught in a metaphorical labyrinth of social conventions and expectations; 10 Cloverfield Lane saw Mary Elizabeth Winstead battling her way out of a survivalist bunker.
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Each is old enough, though barely, to have knowledge and experience of the loaded Cold War tension between the West and the Soviet Union; each gives the sense of being in the process of evaluating the aftereffects of growing up in the long shadow of militarized totalitarian regimes.
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Kim met South Korean President Moon Jae-in at the heavily militarized border that divides the two Koreas in late April and will hold a summit with US President Donald Trump in Singapore in June, the first ever meeting between a sitting US president and North Korean leader.
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In his two and a half years as commissioner, Mr. Bratton oversaw the largest expansion of the Police Department in more than two decades, with the addition of 1,300 officers last year, and the creation of large cadre of militarized officers equipped with assault rifles and body armor.
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Most of us in the media who rolled up to camp in rented SUVs and fresh performance winterwear wanted to see violence in the tundra, one where the sympathetic lines could be easily drawn — the dancing and praying Native Americans against the militarized, corporate destroyers of the environment.
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Supporters said that the issue at the school, the Urban Assembly School for Wildlife Conservation, was not the new approach to safety, and feared that the stabbing would be used to justify policies that some students believe make their schools feel militarized without actually making them more secure.
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But the additional fencing, the military-style drills and the arrival of equipment and small groups of Army personnel in advance of an expected large contingent of troops represent a far more visible display of a militarized border than has been seen in South Texas in recent years.
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It has constructed a network of land-based naval aviation, long-range anti-ship missiles, militarized islands in international waters, a large submarine force, space-based and cyber capabilities, and a burgeoning surface fleet that can project power into the Indian Ocean and beyond the First Island chain.
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The man considered to be the brains behind the Mexican government's militarized war on drug traffickers stood accused by American prosecutors of having been in the pocket of one of the major criminal groups he was ostensibly pursuing, severely undermining the very fight he was helping to lead.
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Privatized prisons, militarized police, radicalized citizens, Balkanized school systems: "Shots Fired" could be seen as Fox's answer to ABC's issues anthology "American Crime," and both of them as a simpler broadcast-TV version of HBO's saga "The Wire" (in which Mr. Wilds appeared under the name Tristan Wilds).
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The focus on rights follows other complaints of rough behavior as the new, militarized police force was diverted from fighting cartel crime to containing a wave of mostly Central American migration that prompted U.S. President Donald Trump to threaten tariffs on Mexican goods if the flow is not curbed.
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" Thus "many of us feel the violence inflicted upon the refugees — and against mostly POC-protesters in Ferguson and mostly-Indigenous protesters of the Dakota Access Pipeline, just two of many other instances of militarized tear gassing of unarmed citizens — much more personally than it seems to affect leadership.
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Many of us feel the violence inflicted upon the refugees—and against mostly-POC protesters in Ferguson, and mostly-Indigenous protesters of the Dakota Access Pipeline, just two of many other instances of militarized tear gassing of unarmed citizens—much more personally than it seems to affect leadership.
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When Lio and his cohort are taken away by the Freezing Force — a militarized organization that may call to mind a certain US government agency many wish to abolish — Galo thinks that's the last he'll ever see of Lio, until they must put aside their differences to save the world.
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Talk about squad goals In action, the grace of this unified army looks like the lethal dance of militarized ballerinas, while also mimicking the hunting tactics of lionesses — one of the only big cats known for carrying out strikes in packs, with almost Seal Team Six-like strategies and precision.
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Davis calls the show an "afrosurrealist epic" and sees it as the start of a long-running project examining the awful weirdness of our era, where "Black Death Spectacles" are common, police violence is livestreamed to our phones, militarized tanks roll through our neighborhoods, and influential rappers don MAGA hats.
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The massive uprisings and resistance in the Oromiya and Amhara regions of the country over the past year and the militarized response backed by an emergency decree is merely one indication of the downward spiral into a vortex of civil strife compounded by muted ethnic hatred and hankering for revenge.
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Committed to using our campaign's spotlight to lift up the struggles of front-line communities, Ajamu Baraka and I have joined Native Americans at Standing Rock protesting the Dakota Access Pipeline, while no other candidate has taken a stand against the militarized repression of indigenous people trying to protect their water.
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Add to this the fact that all the featured artists in Future Now // Futura Ahora are based in the southwestern United States, an area poised to become an intensified zone of activity for the US's militarized border patrols under President Trump, and the show takes on an added sense of urgency.
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The week that led to this night began with the Indian government deploying tens of thousands of troops in Kashmir, already the world's most densely militarized zone, and ended with the government's emergency evacuation of thousands of pilgrims, tourists and nonresident students under the guise of a potential terror threat.
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"That just goes on, if it was 20 years ago and had they not militarized those features there it would have been just another bomber on its way to Diego Garcia or wherever," Secretary of Defense James Mattis told reporters at the Pentagon Wednesday when asked about the bomber flight.
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The West Philippine Sea is the local term for the South China Sea, where US naval vessels have been conducting freedom of navigation exercises, sparking furious denunciations from China, which claims much of the region as its territory and has built up and militarized islands and reefs throughout the sea.
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The week that led to this night began with the Indian government deploying tens of thousands of troops in Kashmir, already the world's most densely militarized zone, and ended with the government's emergency evacuation of thousands of pilgrims, tourists and nonresident students under the guise of a potential terror threat.
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AMANPOUR: What is most, most troubling for the United States is that North Korea is working on long-range intercontinental ballistic missiles that would be able to reach the United States and that would, once there's a militarized warhead, be able to carry a nuclear payload as far as the United States.
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There are moments in which the show feels like it's packing in several exhibitions into one, making it easy to lose the thread in an exhibition with works by nearly 30 artists and collectives, all loosely, if not tangentially, connected by themes of alternative myth-making, border cities, militarized landscapes, and indigenous histories.
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While advocates on the ground maintain that the militarized pocket is relatively small and unorganized, a report by the International Crisis Group asserts that the Harakah al-Yakin receives funding from Saudi Arabia and Pakistan and is led by a Pakistan-born son of a Rohingya migrant who grew up in Mecca.
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"With so much of our daily lives, movements, activities and beliefs being monitored, collected, and bought and sold by government agencies and corporate interests, activists on the wrong side of a totalitarian regime can ill-afford the brazen torchlit displays of openly armed militarized marches that our opposition enjoys," she told me.
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I remember thinking that it didn't look so far to swim around, especially if the tide was out, and how strange it was that one of the world's most trafficked land borders was at once a heavily secured, militarized crossing and in a place where people might be able to swim across.
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The extradition would bring an end to a bizarre four-day standoff that left the man stranded in the militarized buffer zone between Turkey and Greece, and comes less than 24 hours after a cozy meeting at the White House between U.S. President Donald Trump and his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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Perhaps it is incumbent upon those who see a peaceful giant emerging to justify their case — explain why China has tolerated the emergence of a nuclear-armed North Korea, has militarized the South China Sea and, as recently reported, has installed in Argentina a space tracking station, with both military and peaceful capabilities.
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These begin with a panel on the Natural Underground with seismologist Robert de Groot and curator Emily Lindsey of the La Brea Tar Pits, followed by discussions of the Public and Militarized Undergrounds, and ending with LA Times columnist Carolina Miranda in conversation with transgressive performance artist Ron Athey on the Cultural Underground.
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Uncertainty over North Korea's participation had cast a shadow over plans for the PyeongChang Olympics in late 2017, as North Korea accelerated its nuclear and missile programs and the Trump Administration exchanged warlike insults with leader Kim Jong Un. The host city is just 50 miles from the militarized border between the two Koreas.
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Previous installments of The Purge have shown citizens revering the NFFA without ever explaining who they are or how they came to power; The Purge: Election Year not only gives them faces but ties the group explicitly to the National Rifle Association and fundamentalist Christianity, as well as to a host of militarized extremist subcultures.
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Shannon does his best to portray a man torn between a genuine desire to save people and an increasingly militarized police force, but a particularly trite "Bad day at work, honey?" moment at home in Waco's first episode—literally following the Ruby Ridge catastrophe—all but ensured that he's just along for the ride.
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"It is not the case that the world must choose between 'militarized' drug law enforcement on one hand and the legalization of non-medical use of drugs on the other; but rather to put health and welfare at the centre of a balanced drug policy," INCB President Werner Sipp said in a press statement.
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The proclamation was accompanied with a curfew in the state that included the house arrest of prominent Kashmiri leaders, the severing of all internet, cellphone, and landline connections, and the deployment of thousands of additional troops in what is already, with nearly a million soldiers, one of the most militarized regions in the world.
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New Delhi (CNN)Indian-controlled Kashmir was in lockdown Monday, with tens of thousands of new troops deployed into what is already one of the most militarized places in the world, as a number of prominent politicians were placed under house arrest and New Delhi announced contentious changes to the way the territory is administered.
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And for a month, the intent of its imagery — Beyoncé atop a sinking New Orleans Police Department cruiser; the witchiness of her wide-brimmed hat and her seemingly spiritually possessed head bob on the porch of a manse; a young black boy dancing before a phalanx of militarized cops — was deconstructed, debated and defended.
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Nearly 18 years after Suh Hoon, a South Korean intelligence official, traveled to Pyongyang to persuade reclusive North Korean leader Kim Jong Il to hold an unprecedented first summit in the North Korean capital in 2000, he watched Kim's son pledging peace on the Korean peninsula on Friday - this time just south of the heavily militarized border.
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Campaigners and analysts have warned, however, that the nation's dire human rights record — it executes more people per capita than any other country in the world — and its militarized industrial sector lacking in labor rights should not be ignored as the world scrambles to get a piece of the new desirable market in the Middle East.
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True to our belief that if children are given the chance to escape military environments they can become children again, we also have seen that once we do get to the beach on the outskirts of Mogadishu; and escape the heavily militarized city and all of its challenges, we witness an immediate calm amidst that chaos.
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Weathered and militarized groups of survivors like the Grimes Gang, Hilltop, The Kingdom, and even the cartoonishly evil Saviors feel like they belong in the universe Dead has established, as they naturally cling to 21st century civilization and, in different ways, attempt to create a new normal that looks a little bit like their old one.
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Unlike the flow of refugees and migrants into Greece by boat, in which the tempo is largely set by the weather in the Aegean Sea, the flow through Russia is almost entirely dependent on whether Russia's Federal Security Service, the successor agency to the K.G.B., opens or closes roads in a heavily militarized border region crammed with bases.
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For it misses the big picture — that departments and agencies of the U.S. national security apparatus outside of the Pentagon have been deprioritized for more than a decade and a half as U.S. grand strategy has gotten more militarized, interventionist, and liberal in terms of which conflicts U.S. policymakers are willing to commit precious American resources.
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Look at the little red spot sandwiched between Poland and Lithuania: That's a part of Russia called Kaliningrad, which Russia took over after World War II. Kaliningrad is heavily militarized, partly because Russia uses it as a base for projecting power and partly because Moscow's conspiratorial-minded leaders fear that Europe is bent on retaking Kaliningrad.
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You have to wonder what he'd think of the film if he ever did see it, especially as someone who's expressed interest in another manned flight to the moon, but who's also talked about setting up a separate, militarized "Space Force" to defend space rather than explore it, and has gone so far as to email out retro-futuristic logos.
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In Stone Mountain, Georgia, when a group of us marched through the streets to celebrate the cancellation of a Klan rally on February 2, we were accompanied by local activists with rifles and ARs slung over their shoulders; the police kept their distance, which was an extraordinary sight for someone used to New York City's ultra-aggressive, hyper-militarized NYPD.
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Thorne juxtaposes an image of militarized police with one of Black Lives Matter activists; one of Sitting Bull of the Lakota tribe against an image of the 7th Calvary; the opium magnate Sackler brothers and the Columbian cartel-heading Ochoa brothers — all complicating the question of what it means to organize like-minded people in the name of violence, opportunity, or self-protection.
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He offers us a reporter's notebook: the stinging tear gas and militarized police response to the protests over Brown's death; the pathos and sense of futility surrounding the killing of Tamir Rice; the outrage over the shooting of Walter Scott in North Charleston, S.C.; and the riots that broke out after the death in custody of Freddy Gray in Baltimore.
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" You can't care about this issue and risk the ascendance of a man who last week was endorsed by the Fraternal Order of Police, a group that in its questionnaire to candidates claims: "Fringe organizations have been given a platform by the media to convey the message that police officers are a 'militarized' enemy and it is time to attack that enemy.
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The red and blue newsfeeds and the "click bait" that proliferate on them produce profits, but they have also helped to make our time one of deep divisions and reactionary hatred, with a radicalization of both sides in a culture war that risks deepening into a civil war, with militarized armies of fascists and anti-fascists fighting in the streets.
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Companies highlighted in the FRTIB letter included the Aviation Industry Corporation of China and China Unicom, which supply military aircraft and telecommunications support to militarized artificial islands in the South China Sea; Hangzhou Hikvision Digital Technology , which was recently added to the U.S. Department of Commerce's Entity List; and ZTE Corporation, which was fined last year for violating U.S. sanctions laws.
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Or again, more skeptically, one could have been forgiven for thinking the increasingly woke museum is yet the newest gambit to preserve the stranglehold of the ruling elite (who continue, in the broader scheme of things, to profit from distinctly unwoke border detention centers, the militarized police, surveillance of dissidents and journalists, looting and plunder for shareholder profit, and looming ecocide).
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