The numbers are mixed: 4 assailants were "neutralized" in the French Embassy attack, and 2 were neutralized in the military headquarters attack, reports L'Express.
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"We estimate that... the so called loosening of fiscal policy will be at least neutralized by tighter conditions and perhaps more than neutralized," Praet told a conference in Frankfurt.
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" Their efforts to isolate Iran, he said, were "neutralized.
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One $200 million purchase later, Uber has neutralized the threat.
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The driver was subsequently "neutralized" according to the Interior Ministry.
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All threats have been neutralized, Pak said in a statement.
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Turkey's defense ministry said it "neutralized" 459 Syrian Kurdish fighters.
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Meltdown can be more easily neutralized with a software patch.
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Turkey's defense ministry said it "neutralized" 415 Syrian Kurdish fighters.
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Language has been neutralized when it should state the obvious.
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This first generation neutralized up to 10% of HIV-1 strains.
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Six attackers have reportedly been neutralized, according to the Interior Ministry.
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The army has "neutralized" 387 PKK fighters in Hakkari alone since Aug.
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The simulation included a hobby drone that was supposed to be neutralized.
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The sap is irritating to the skin, but it's neutralized once cooked.
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"He's neutralized the cabinet," says another source with knowledge of the situation.
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But that weakness is neutralized by Trump, who is even less popular.
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The greatest threats to Biden's African American base have been neutralized. Sen.
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The US Department of Justice has since claimed to have "neutralized" Cryptolocker.
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The company has already successfully neutralized one line of attack from progressive lawmakers.
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Poland's pipeline operator PERN said it had neutralized 30 percent of the contamination.
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Israel&aposs Iron Dome defense system has neutralized much of the rocket fire.
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Golan maintains that, at the very least, Mayo was neutralized for a time.
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One of the Victoria's female assistants immediately neutralized the situation, Witt-Brattström added.
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"But I can tell you that 20 terrorists have been neutralized," he said.
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But in Helmand, the country's largest province, the threat was far from neutralized.
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"We will show no hesitation here until these elements are neutralized," he said.
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I've analyzed the threats and contributed to action that have neutralized our enemies.
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Is sex, like comedy, neutralized by the kinds of intense cerebration books provide?
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The private Dogan news agency reported that several Kurdish militants had been "neutralized".
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Cavusoglu said Turkey had "neutralized" more than 4,000 Islamic State militants so far.
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Police shot the assailant who was described as "neutralized" by the interior ministry.
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Alex ends up in jail, but at least the Paul threat is neutralized.
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With the Snapchat threat largely neutralized via Instagram, Facebook's biggest enemy is itself.
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These tests also yielded antibodies that neutralized a substantial fraction of HIV strains.
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But a trained dog could detect the trap, and it would be neutralized.
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At least five people were killed and two attackers "neutralized" there, he said.
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CNN reported at least one of the shooters was "neutralized" inside the bodega.
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Why It Might Not: There is a substantial talent disparity to be neutralized.
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Breathe in cleaner and neutralized air with the EdenPURE G-4 for $77.
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The ministry said on Monday a total of 71 PKK members had been "neutralized" within the scope of the two Claw operations since May 27, and a total of 174 members had been "neutralized" in northern Iraq during the same period.
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As such, Ward's race is conveniently neutralized in moments where power comes into play.
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"We started to advance inside the consulate and gradually neutralized the situation," she said.
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All these things have to be neutralized—but there are methods to do so.
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Trump effectively neutralized Cruz's momentum in his response to the "New York values" attack.
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"He had America neutralized eating out of the palm of his hand," he said.
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The Taliban are not the only force that need to be neutralized in Afghanistan.
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And did Euron just decide to show mercy after he neutralized the dragon threat?
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The van attack in Cambrils left one pedestrian dead before police neutralized the attackers.
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The sons of the former king, Abdullah, who died in 2015, have been neutralized.
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A source said earlier that at least one shooter was "neutralized" inside a bodega.
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The Senator replied that the aliens were indeed dangerous and had to be neutralized.
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Fierce fighting followed and a "substantial number of the terrorists were neutralized," Katambe said.
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Some of these pathogens still take more time than you think to be neutralized.
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Security forces waged an eight-hour gun battle with insurgents before the attack was neutralized.
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Jalen Brunson showed flashes of frustration, Omari Spellman was neutralized and Paschall was conspicuously quiet.
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AIslinn's counting on this availability to keep him neutralized until she can completely crush him.
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He also said he phoned an off-duty officer who neutralized the attacker in Minnesota.
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If dollar risks are indeed neutralized, investor focus should turn again to emerging market yields.
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But it doesn't mean the press will be neutralized as a shaper of public opinion.
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The wall seems to have been largely neutralized as an issue, at least in Congress.
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"His gains with men have been neutralized with women," Mr. Greenberg said of Mr. Trump.
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David beat Goliath with his new slingshot technology and neutralized the advantages of a giant.
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In return, Uber has neutralized two big threats to its existing model for managing drivers.
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The bomb, hidden in a pair of wire cutters, exploded as sappers neutralized it remotely.
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They have neutralized his ignorance even if nobody can help the president grasp its extent.
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The Audis were designed to use a urea solution that neutralized harmful nitrogen oxide emissions.
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Law enforcement said the suspect was "shot and neutralized" and the area is now safe.
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And that's critical because again, if the government is not neutralized in some way—and the only way it's going to be neutralized is through workers electing the right people and holding them accountable—then they're not really going to have very much success.
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The malware only stopped spreading after security researchers discovered a "kill switch" that neutralized the malware.
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Denver's defense neutralized Carolina's most important weapon, tight end Greg Olsen, who gained just 210 yards.
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"They neutralized seven terrorists and recovered equipment abandoned by the assailants," it said in a statement.
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However, on Thursday, Cramer said the Fed's risk to the market has been neutralized for now.
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Belgian media reported that during the operation explosions could be heard and one person was "neutralized".
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And why do you think by the end of the year this will be almost neutralized?
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Lawmakers told reporters they saw Scalise dragging himself roughly 15 yards before the shooter was neutralized.
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It's even in the sunlight, although that form is somewhat neutralized in combination with yellow light.
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Isik said a total of 1,005 Islamic State militants have been "neutralized" during the same period.
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"Boom, boom, boom," Trump said as he mimicked how Dayton police officers neutralized the suspected shooter.
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Nixon did deliver a pretty good zinger that partly neutralized the advantage conferred by Cuomo's resume.
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Israeli forces "neutralized the tunnel in Israeli territory, decommissioning it and rendering it unusable," he said.
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And it's partly because Lamb neutralized the issue while making this a local, not national choice.
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Or have Instagram and other competitors — such as Snow, an Asian Snapchat clone — effectively neutralized it?
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But it has neutralized the possibility of the Iranians acquiring nuclear weapons for more than a decade.
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They wanted Moore to switch onto Iguodala, but not until he made sure Thompson's threat was neutralized.
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They then harvested 4 antibodies that neutralized many flu strains (both A and B) from the llamas.
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Instead, he's often borrowed from the conventions of black culture and kept his masculinity neutralized and unthreatening.
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"Twenty six rebels were neutralized by the army, and their bodies recovered," he told journalists in Goma.
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Officers in the immediate vicinity "neutralized the shooter in less than a minute," police said on Twitter.
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So if the supposed threat caused by graffiti has been neutralized, why hasn't the law kept pace?
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"Zuma is in a corner and neutralized," said Professor Susan Booysen at Wits University's School of Governance.
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When athletes started using the pools last weekend, the neutralized chlorine spurred the proliferation of organic compounds.
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Others have neutralized the perverse profit motive by directing all forfeiture proceeds into the state general fund.
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It says that assailants must be quickly incapacitated, but that once neutralized they should not be killed.
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So when she made her strongly pro-Europe comments on Sunday, "she neutralized her opposition," Daalder says.
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"The threat was neutralized at approximately 219 seconds of the suspect firing his first shot," Biehl said.
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In doing so, he neutralized many traditional Democratic lines of attack against typical Republicans like Mitt Romney.
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He neutralized religious and political groups before going after remaining Communists and anyone else who opposed him.
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Sloppy lawmaking that needs to be neutralized by baroque, inventive work-arounds makes for bad public policy.
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In the last book, the hit man neutralized the Moscow-spawned daughter of trippy traitor Kim Philby.
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"The nuclear deal was a crucial agreement that neutralized Iran's nuclear threat," foreign minister Boris Johnson said.
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Days into the conflict, Asseri said the Houthis' ability to fire rockets at Saudi Arabia had been neutralized.
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"Al Qaeda hasn't been neutralized, in fact numerous al Qaeda leaders have relocated into that country," he said.
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It is the ultimate stealth reveal, and by the time it is complete, the Jedi are completely neutralized.
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"If you bring differentiation, you can find that price can be neutralized to a significant degree," said Barry.
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"During the three days of combat, 36 of these rebels have been neutralized," army spokesman Dieudonne Kasereka said.
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The sound design followed suit in its conventionality: music during action scenes, and silence when threats were neutralized.
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He has neutralized a tired horror trope and asserted the utility of science over magic, truth over deceit.
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The terrors of the first two movies are explained away in a summary flourish, and their mysteries neutralized.
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" He was referring to a tunnel that the Israeli military said on Monday it had discovered and "neutralized.
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The triumvirate of "adults in the room"—Tillerson, McMaster, and Secretary of Defense James Mattis—has been neutralized.
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Diem neutralized the religious sects by the expedient of having Lansdale use C.I.A. funds to buy them off.
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That's also the date when, for the first time, a suspect was intentionally neutralized by a police robot.
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French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe said the assailant was "neutralized" within nine minutes of carrying out the attack.
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Not knowing whether the gunman or gunmen had been neutralized, emergency workers wore ballistic helmets and body protection.
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The band accused of masterminding the attack, National Thowheeth Jama'ath, will hopefully be neutralized and brought to justice.
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The outside forces that oppose us, would cheer wildly if they thought they had neutralized tech so easily.
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Virulent strains of E. coli do emerge, but at least in beef, they can be neutralized by cooking.
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In security operations over the past week, 28 PKK militants were "neutralized", the Interior Ministry said on Monday.
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It said that according to various sources in the region 114 members of the Syrian forces were "neutralized".
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Turkey said 459 YPG militants had been "neutralized" since the operation began, a term that commonly means killed.
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The FSB said the lone gunman was "neutralized" shortly after opening fire near the facility in Lubyanka Square.
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Pentagon officials said the threat was "neutralized," but by then, Chief Milliken and two others had been shot.
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In more favorable conditions, he neutralized Philadelphia for much of his start before faltering in the sixth inning.
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Physical activity "neutralized" much of the added risk for people born with a propensity for depression, it concluded.
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The bacteria would be neutralized before the tick had the chance to transfer the bacteria into the human body.
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"All potential threats have been neutralized," US Attorney BJay Pak said during a brief news conference in downtown Atlanta.
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It's because a HRC win would be somewhat neutralized by the Republican majorities in the Senate and the House.
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You can process that waste and when it has been neutralized, you can release it back into the environment.
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The soldier was severely wounded and died in hospital, it said, adding that seven PKK members had been "neutralized".
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Shooters who can't/won't put it on the deck when a defender closes out hard can be easily neutralized.
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In 2015, when Russia intervened in Syria, on behalf of Assad, it effectively neutralized these units with air strikes.
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The Spartans exceeded that figure and neutralized the Michigan attack to collect another thrilling road victory against their archrival.
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Two years ago, 53 percent of voters supported an amendment that neutralized language regarding abortion in the state constitution.
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Defensively, Buffalo neutralized Arizona's size inside by collapsing on the paint, forcing the Wildcats to shoot from the perimeter.
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The race was briefly neutralized at around 120km after half of the peloton were caught at a level crossing.
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But at least the threat of being Reinhardt Earthshattered twice or whatever the case may be will be neutralized.
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"Within nine minutes after the first call, the assailant was neutralized," Mr. Philippe said in a post on Twitter.
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Then he began exempting countries that accounted for large portions of American imports, and the policy became almost neutralized.
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Wawrinka swung freely on his next shot, a forehand, but Federer neutralized it with a backhand down the line.
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The ministry said that according to various sources in the region 114 members of the Syrian forces were "neutralized".
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Four attackers were also "neutralized" and two Burkina Faso security members killed at the French Embassy, according to Dandjinou.
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Of those, perhaps eight thousand had set up roadblocks, painted graffiti, or neutralized tear-gas cannisters with traffic cones.
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"The Cuban government feels they have neutralized me inside Cuba," she says, flipping her auburn hair over one shoulder.
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Defence Minister Hulusi Akar has said the operation would continue in the region until "the last terrorist is neutralized".
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The ministry also said 24 militants had been "neutralized" in operations over the past week, and of those, 13 killed.
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Simply by agreeing to meet, Kim has neutralized Trump's threats last year to strike his nuclear and ballistic missile facilities.
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Everyone linked to the June 5 attacks had now been detained or neutralized, it added, without going into further detail.
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On This Is Us, Beth's Blackness isn't completely neutralized like Olivia Pope's on Scandal (Shonda, please give Liv a homegirl).
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Daniel Sprong and Jakob Silfverberg scored goals for the Ducks, who saw their recent offensive outburst neutralized by the Kings.
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Davis added that the al-Shabaab attackers were "quickly neutralized," but would not say whether the mission was a success.
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As each neutralized the attempts of the other, the bout progressed into Tonon playing guard and Palhares struggling to progress.
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"We have police regularly staffed next to our business who engaged the shooter and neutralized the threat," the post read.
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But even if that's true, it hasn't neutralized the damage to the Republican brand among female voters during Trump's tenure.
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Authorities confirmed to NBC that "the suspect has been neutralized," but did not provide further details as to their condition.
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The biggest obstacle is Putin's S-400 anti-air system, which can be neutralized with electronic jamming and cruise missiles.
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But Cruz largely neutralized that by eliminating payroll taxes and endorsing a significant boost to the earned income tax credit.
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One of these in the second generation neutralized up to 31% of viruses from the panel of 208 HIV strains.
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Microsoft offered an emergency "patch" that effectively neutralized the vulnerability WannaCry's attackers used to spread, but unpatched systems remain vulnerable.
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According to NBC, hydrogen peroxide was mistakenly put in the pool, which neutralized the chlorine, thus allowing algae to grow.
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Dozens of veteran N.C.P. leaders were reported arrested Thursday morning, the party has been disbanded, and the N.C.P. militia neutralized.
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Current California market conditions have neutralized the effect of the tax credits, whose ostensible purpose is to increase EV adoption.
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Korver's deadly 3-point shooting has been neutralized by the Cavs for two years now by running multiple defenders at him.
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He allegedly shot Scalis and three more people before being neutralized by one of Scalis' guards and police, authorities have said.
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Because the issue with Cuba has been neutralized, the U.S. is no longer seen as a threat in places like Argentina.
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Anadolu said the instigator of the attack, identified as Erdogan Unal, a Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) official, was "neutralized" on Wednesday.
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Before identified and neutralized, Facebook malware that offers useful (if sketchy) services often thrives thanks to Facebook's incomparably massive user base.
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Israel's Iron Dome missile defense system intercepted and neutralized at least 150 of these rockets before they hit their intended targets.
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Potentially this burst of tweets neutralized the far right's effort to swing the election to Le Pen in the final hours.
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Separately, Turkey's military said it carried out an air strike in northern Iraq on Monday and that "four terrorists were neutralized".
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Defense lawyers have scrutinized and, in some cases, neutralized the prosecution's witnesses, which have included doctors, investigators and a DNA expert.
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More than 200 militants were "neutralized" by air strikes and 87 were killed by Nigerien troops on the ground, it said.
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Thanks to Ron Russell's fists of steel, Ball was neutralized, taken into custody, and found guilty of attempted murder and kidnapping.
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After learning of the extreme conditions ahead of the race, the organizers neutralized the stage as Bernal was descending the Iseran.
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On Wednesday, the ELN said in a statement it had kidnapped three crewmen of a civil helicopter it "neutralized" last week.
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Red kidney beans, for instance, contain a toxin that's neutralized by cooking, so eating them raw can make you very sick.
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Referring to losses inflicted on Syria, he said Turkey had "neutralized" more than 22014,270 Syrian troops, 2390 tanks and eight helicopters.
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The anti-busing movement neutralized powerful pro-integration forces in the party, and altered the electoral calculation for Democrats in Congress.
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Rémi Dandjinou, Burkina Faso's minister of communication, told CNN on Friday that six attackers had been "neutralized" across the two sites.
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The service members who had participated in the uprising had been "neutralized, defeated and captured in record time," Mr. Cabello said.
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Luckily, that object burst before it could do much damage, but the next surprise visitor might not be so easily neutralized.
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With The Terror neutralized, Arthur and The Tick start season 2 ready to embrace whatever new heroic challenges destiny sends their way.
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This will in turn reinforce Assad's position, while Turkey's anti-Assad stance is neutralized by its political alliance with Moscow and Tehran.
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Home Secretary Rajiv Mehrishi told reporters he hoped the two believed still to be at large would be "neutralized" by Sunday evening.
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The siege ended when the hostage-takers were "neutralized" at the church in the town of Saint-Étienne-du-Rouvray, police said.
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While Charlie assumes she is done with her undercover work now that the threat has been neutralized, Kurtz decides to go bigger.
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Browsing around online, you'll also see quite a few other methods for enabling background play, some of which Google has already neutralized.
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WATTERS: Started opening fire into a school in Illinois, and an armed resource officer shot him, neutralized them, didn&apost kill him.
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That means Trump has, at least for now, neutralized what the press is casting as a grave threat to his political survival.
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The ministry commonly uses the term "neutralized" to refer to those killed but it can also refer to those wounded or captured.
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They saw an effective response in four monkeys given three doses of the compound; their immune systems neutralized varying doses of heroin.
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In the last 48 hours, nearly 200 ISIS members, who were all individually identified, among them: so-called regional leaders, were neutralized.
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He turned a common Democratic refrain about "crumbling infrastructure" into a powerful message that neutralized the left and excited the political center.
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That statement against Pelosi neutralized one of the GOP's strongest attacks, lumping a candidate in with the well-known liberal standard-bearer.
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Tax treatment: Competitive forces have been neutralized by a tax code that rewards employer-based coverage and penalizes insurance purchased by individuals.
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If I'm not repressing it, generally the vision is neutralized—I'm assured I don't actually have the desire and the panic subsides.
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In a rare feat, French police have hijacked and neutralized a massive cryptocurrency mining botnet controlling close to a million infected computers.
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It helped that the Dodgers had mostly neutralized Brewers outfielder Christian Yelich, the front-runner for the N.L. Most Valuable Player Award.
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"Around 50 enemy neutralized, around 30 wounded, and equipment destroyed," the army said in statement detailing the results of its counter-operation.
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The tweaks worked a treat as Belgium neutralized Brazil's midfield while allowing Lukaku and Eden Hazard to get beyond their full backs.
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The final push on the stadium came after the SDF neutralized ISIS' other remaining holdout in Raqqa, the city's hospital, earlier Tuesday.
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In the hypothetical New York City attack, if the sources couldn't be tracked down quickly and neutralized, the consequences would be wide reaching.
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"It's hard not to see it as one more item of queer culture being appropriated and neutralized by the pop machine," Lodge writes.
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Three militants from the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) were "neutralized" in the fighting, the Sirnak governor's office said in a written statement.
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"While we remain believers in the UA story, we view risk/reward as relatively neutralized at current levels," the Brean Capital note said.
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The only reason Trish survives is because she seems so dead, a mind-controlled Simpson believes the so-called "threat" has been neutralized.
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Two floors of the building where the authority is housed were temporarily evacuated while the bomb was neutralized la Repubblica newspaper's website said.
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Regional army commander, Colonel Romeo Brawner, told ABS-CBN News that the death of Abu Dar would mean Dawla Islamiya had been "neutralized".
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Kevin Plawecki was hit by a pitch, and Taillon walked Yoenis Cespedes in the fourth inning, but otherwise the Mets' offense was neutralized.
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The Israeli Army said earlier it had "neutralized a terror tunnel" leading into southern Israel from Khan Younis in the south of Gaza.
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Turkish officials were adamant that they would continue operations in Syria until they had neutralized what they see as threats against national security.
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Highly trained to respond in a crisis situation, Officers David Bailey and Crystal Griner ran toward the shooter, and neutralized the threat. Sen.
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Once critique became collectible, as it almost inevitably did, it was absorbed into, and neutralized by, the institutions it was meant to correct.
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Shredder has been neutralized, giving the Turtles a break and allowing them to enjoy Knicks games, eat pizza, and flip around the city.
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Instead of disappearing when they were exposed, they fought back, looking to install new malware as soon as the old versions were neutralized.
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Turkish forces launched retaliatory fire to the area where the attack came from and "neutralized" at least 15 of the fighters, it said.
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The statement added that 3,393 militants have so far been "neutralized" -- meaning either killed, surrendered or captured -- since the start of the offensive.
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Some characterized Mr. Colmes as a punching bag and even a sacrificial lamb who was neutralized by the considerably more combative Mr. Hannity.
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In a statement, the military also said 447 militants had been "neutralized" since the operation had started, with 57 of those on Saturday.
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At the same time, Uganda feels much freer than, say, Ethiopia or Rwanda, two countries with impressive development whose opposition has been effectively neutralized.
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Showing great mobility, the towering Czech neutralized the potentially tricky world number 33 in a sometimes tetchy two-hour contest on Margaret Court Arena.
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After running out of ideas for a nonviolent way to quietly restrain her, it was eventually decided Gooch would be neutralized with a Taser.
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In a Facebook post, the bar said, "We have police regularly staffed next to our business who engaged the shooter and neutralized the threat."
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The HF will likely have to be transferred to trucks for removal from the site or first moved to other containers to be neutralized.
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Pakistan is not unsympathetic to the plight of China's Uyghurs, but Beijing has effectively neutralized Islamabad as a potential defender of Chinese Muslims' rights.
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Read more: 9 killed in mass shooting in Dayton, Ohio entertainment districtWhaley also said Dayton police officers "neutralized" Betts in less than a minute.
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He said officers from Doral and Miami-Dade confronted him immediately and exchanged gunfire with the man who was "neutralized" and taken into custody.
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The group had detected, analyzed, and neutralized a sophisticated botnet built on tainted apps that all worked together to power ad and SMS fraud.
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The report by the Government Accountability Office concluded that many of the weapons, or the systems that control them, could be neutralized within hours.
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By using a subtle and slightly neutralized blue, which is a very slow wavelength color, it makes that sense feel more pervasive than immediate.
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It still nearly dominates the space, with its size and shiny surface, but its outsized power is neutralized by the many women surrounding it.
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Turkey's official Anadolu News Agency quoted the Turkish Army as saying that it had "neutralized 37 Daesh and P.K.K. terrorists" in airstrikes that day.
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Generally, it's assumed that ash particles jostling within the volcanic tempest build up huge electrical imbalances that can only be neutralized by supercharged bolts.
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They felt they should have neutralized Carolina goalie Petr Mrazek earlier — Josh Bailey's breakaway, Anders Lee's backhand from in tight — but they didn't, couldn't.
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About 340,000 pounds of hydrofluoric acid (HF) stored at Philadelphia Energy Solutions was chemically neutralized, Philadelphia Fire Commissioner Adam Thiel said in a briefing.
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About 340,000 pounds of hydrofluoric acid (HF) stored at Philadelphia Energy Solutions was chemically neutralized, Philadelphia Fire Commissioner Adam Thiel said in a briefing.
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With Negan effectively neutralized, the show needs a new villain, and this episode hastily whips one up with a rebel faction among the coalition.
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The importance of devoting resources to rehabilitation rather than incarceration will be critical to ensure that avoidable consequences of widespread drug addiction are neutralized.
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In the eyes of many police officers, I would be a threat to be neutralized, despite my clean record and slightly above-average grades.
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Let none of you dare compare a semitrailer going at 100 km per hour with a disarmed terrorist who is lying down, already neutralized.
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Senior walk-on Nick Hamilton added 16 points for the Golden Bears, who neutralized Gaels leading scorer Jock Landale but never led in the contest.
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Soon enough, the scandal is neutralized, and Kim can peacefully host roughly 1 million beauty influencers in her home to celebrate the KKW Beauty launch.
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Most drones can be neutralized with targeted radio jamming, which causes the craft to lose its connection with the pilot and hover to the ground.
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ABW said its intervention had "neutralized the activity of two network structures taking part in the Russian hybrid and information war carried out against Poland".
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On Tuesday, it effectively neutralized its "counter-cyclical factor", after the yuan had hovered on the strong side of 6.5 per dollar for several days.
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As soon as it was all blended, the formula neutralized my dark circles enough that I didn't feel the need to cake on my concealer.
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The army "neutralized another radical leader of the FDLR on Saturday the ninth of November at 14:00," said Guillaume Njike, a Congolese army spokesman.
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By the time the bagels are boiled and baked, the lye has been completely neutralized and there should, in fact, be no free lye remaining.
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On Saturday, they said a mistaken dump of hydrogen peroxide had neutralized the chlorine, allowing the growth of "organic compounds" that might have included algae.
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Dayton Mayor Nan Whaley said in a press conference Sunday that Betts was "neutralized" by police officers less than a minute after he began shooting.
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Since regulators have "effectively neutralized" the dissemination of any unwanted information in traditional media, "the real heart of controls is shifting to cyberspace," he added.
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The Turkish armed forces issued a statement saying it had "neutralized" 70 PKK "terrorist" fighters -- 40 in northern Iraq and 30 others in northeastern Syria.
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Their common complaint—that they just want a seat at the convention without having to elbow out some party activist—is neutralized by this fix.
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Sixty-eight Islamic State militants have been "neutralized" in fighting and air strikes near al-Bab since Friday night, the military said in a statement.
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After being nabbed by the FBI while leaving DefCon, the security researcher who singlehandedly neutralized the WannaCry malware attack earlier this year is back online.
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Hadi Sajadi, deputy head of the state-run Information Technology Organisation of Iran, said the attack was neutralized within hours and no data was lost.
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"Tajikistan?" one person in the room asked, looking for it to turn green on a map overhead, indicating that the botnet had been neutralized there.
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A war that began on January 17, 1991, was over in weeks, with Saddam Hussein's air force neutralized and his ground troops on the run.
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He has neutralized hitters by changing their eye level from pitch to pitch, adding and subtracting velocity throughout the at-bat to upset their timing.
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That ship, under the protection of Russia and China, delivered the chemicals to an American Navy vessel, the Cape Ray, where the chemicals were neutralized.
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Fight crime!) Everyone who would suspect Joe is either dead or neutralized (we'll miss you, John Stamos), all touched by that toxic spread of injustice.
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For we live in a time when language has been weaponized for high crimes and petty cruelties, while neutralized when it should state the obvious.
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Mr. Devine seemed confident that what separated Mr. Sanders from previous insurgent candidates was a vast fund-raising network of small donors that had neutralized Mrs.
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The gunman fled the scene, taking a cleaning woman hostage at a nearby school, but he was later "neutralized," RTBF reported, quoting police and fire services.
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The gunman fled the scene, taking a cleaning woman hostage at a nearby school, but he was later "neutralized," RTBF report, quoting police and fire services.
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Vsevolod Kovalchuk told a new briefing that UKrenergo and international consultants had identified about 20 threats, all of which would be neutralized with the new system.
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More profoundly, it neutralized black voter participation in key electoral battleground states, including North Carolina and Florida -- states that provided president-elect Trump's margins of victory.
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Third, even as he's wooed the disaffected and non-ideological, Trump has also won over or at least neutralized an important segment of the conservative media.
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Both activities hide below the surface of legitimate enterprises, cast a shadow of disrepute on those very enterprises and can be neutralized through transparency and accountability.
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In a written statement, the Turkish armed forces said it had "neutralized" 70 PKK "terrorist" fighters -- 40 in northern Iraq and 30 others in northeastern Syria.
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His forehand remains a potent weapon, but Wawrinka eventually neutralized it in the third and fourth sets, pointing to his temple more than once in exclamation.
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Now the tech companies are doing the monitoring, wondering if games like Pokémon represent a threat that must be neutralized or an opportunity to be exploited.
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Due to the Obama administration's flawed understanding of the issue, the position was effectively neutralized by the appointment of partisan loyalists who accomplished little policy-wise.
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On a plinth, its smell safely neutralized behind acrylic and glass, the fatberg begins to resemble an accidental Whiteread — short on poetry, perhaps, but equally powerful.
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The MNJTF said in a statement issued on Saturday that "42 terrorists (were) neutralized" during fighting on and around a Lake Chad island called Doron Naira.
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Turkish warplanes destroyed five buildings used by Islamic State fighters, while U.S.-led coalition jets "neutralized" 28 of the jihadists and destroyed three buildings, it said.
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Nine militants were "neutralized" so far in the operation, the ministry said later in the day, using a term to refer to deaths, injuries or captures.
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In Green Bay's first padded training camp practice, left tackle David Bakhtiari neutralized Za'Darius Smith, the team's new edge rusher, in a one-on-one drill.
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Indeed, foreign observers and diplomats may have expected something along these lines since Xi had effectively neutralized any opposition to his power well before this announcement.
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We saw that in the late 1990s and early 2000s when John Howard's government neutralized the One Nation party by adopting a handful of its policies.
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Mr. Devine seemed confident that what separated Mr. Sanders from insurgent candidates of the past was a vast fund-raising network of small donors that neutralized Mrs.
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For now, the chair-throwing, hammer-wielding threat has been neutralized and French authorities are trying to attack what they perceive as the root cause of violence.
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They linked parts of the antibodies into a single molecule that was spliced into a neutralized virus that's sometimes used in gene therapy to disseminate the material.
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And because he is just as unusual and controversial as the quirkiest third party candidate, he has neutralized much of the Democrats' usual playbook against conventional Republicans.
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Everything is so watered down and neutralized for mass appeal, which is so crazy because what people really respond to is the strength of an original voice.
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A 2014 reform put him in direct control of the police and neutralized a second constitutional safeguard preventing the president from using the army for domestic security.
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As Park was loaded on to a stretcher the race was neutralized, giving Viviani the chance to recover from his fall and Hansen to get a breather.
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" As pointed out in Haaretz coverage of the study, officials and medical professionals alike are still hesitant to prescribe cannabinoids, "even after their intoxicating qualities are neutralized.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey's Defense Ministry said on Saturday it had "neutralized" 34 Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) militants in northern Iraq in air strikes on July 17-19.
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Feature Three years ago, the G.O.P.-led House was close to reaching a compromise on immigration — one that might have neutralized the issue for the 2016 election.
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These right-wing aggregators make sure that any leftist celebrity's political reach will be neutralized by a backlash from people who don't idolize and agree with them.
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Pastrnak, Bergeron and Marchand, had combined for 83 points in the regular season but had been neutralized by Columbus through the first three games of the series.
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Officials did not specifically say how the killer had died, though they said the threat at the nursing home had been "neutralized" by the time officers arrived.
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"As soon as this person entered our country, he was the most wanted man in Europe, and we immediately identified him and neutralized him," Mr. Minniti said.
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Twelve of the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) guerrillas were "neutralized" on Thursday in the Cukurca district of Hakkari province, near the Iraqi border, the army statement said.
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In 2016, Democrats ran on expanding, not cutting, Social Security, but the position was neutralized by Trump's false promise to not cut Social Security, Medicare or Medicaid.
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Furthermore, both Trump and Hillary operated brutal campaign organizations that neutralized other candidates, even though neither was the enthusiastic first choice of the majority of their party.
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Coalition forces claim to have neutralized the missile a few dozen miles from the city, while Houthis claimed it was directed at King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Belgian police found and neutralized a potential explosive device in a bag left outside an office used by a Turkish cultural association in Brussels on Friday.
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While the legislature will not be completely neutralized in constitutional terms, it seems destined to become a rubber stamp for the foreseeable future given control by Erdoğan's party.
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Indeed, while some believe that his inflammatory language should be neutralized and the style smoothed out, others are convinced that translators should translate Trump exactly as he speaks.
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Twitter argues that because its filters stop spammy, potentially bot–propagated content from reaching users' feeds, it is effectively neutralized and therefore it shouldn't be counted in studies.
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But it appears many of their complaints will be neutralized after the Democratic-controlled House passes a resolution setting the parameters for the next stage of the inquiry.
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The security forces destroyed 43 caves and shelters used by the PKK, the ministry said, adding that operations would continue until all militants in the areas were "neutralized".
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"The 32 tunnels were neutralized, taken out of use at the time that the operation ended," said Atai Shelach, a former commander of the military's combat engineering unit.
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Brew water containing high levels of HCO₃⁻ – typically, hard water – will produce a chalky cup, as the bicarbonate has neutralized most of the flavorsome acids in the coffee.
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He scored on an end-to-end rush, electing to shoot as a two-on-one situation was neutralized by a Dallas defender who skated back in time.
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The threat by the Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL, to retaliate for the Mosul assault with crippling car bombings in Baghdad has been largely neutralized.
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She added that consolidation isn't always harmful—it can be useful to consumers, and the power implied by consolidation can be "neutralized" to block the harm it causes.
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The impasse effectively neutralized the tribunal and prompted the European Commission to open a three-step inquiry into whether the Polish government had violated the union's democratic norms.
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In its early days, it neutralized all threats completely: For 20 years after the New Deal, even the Republican Party orbited the gravity of the liberal economic order.
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Suneja knew they had experienced some kind of runaway trim, but now with the flaps extended (and therefore with the unknown MCAS neutralized) it did not happen again.
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In a daily round-up on Euphrates Shield's 50th day, the Turkish army said 19 Islamic State fighters had been "neutralized" in clashes and eight rebels were killed.
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If every Democrat now believes that the super PAC issue is neutralized, it will free up the kind of money that could have reshaped the race last summer.
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This could possibly alienate a large percentage of your buyer demographic, and that&aposs why, especially for this branded unit, we stick to the minimalist, neutralized Scandinavian style.
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He seems to fit the Trump pattern of seeing immigrants not as a resource to be tapped, but as a threat to be neutralized, beginning at the border.
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I wasn&apost too sure from their description whether or not it was actually a device or it was suspect that they diffused or they otherwise said they neutralized.
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But the Sanders backers — very few of which are actually "Bernie-or-Bust" — have largely been neutralized, with one prominent delegate, Nina Turner, reportedly ejected from the speaking program.
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In removing Baghdadi from the battlefield, the United States has neutralized the threat from a man who was both ruthless and highly adept in running a clandestine terrorist organization.
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That's equivalent to greenhouse gas emissions neutralized by 1,007,445 acres of U.S. forests in one year, according to a greenhouse gas calculator provided by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
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Oddi eventually was "neutralized" in a shootout with officers, suffering multiple gunshot wounds to the legs, but he currently is in stable condition at a local hospital, police added.
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Separately, a senior Revolutionary Guards commander said Iran had been aware of "enemy efforts" to sabotage its missile program and neutralized them, the semi-official Tasnim news agency reported.
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In the midst of a magical debut season, Los Angeles FC will take its must-see act on the road, where some of the team's heroics have been neutralized.
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Sixteen militants were "neutralized" in air strikes on northern Iraq's Qandil region on July 17, and 18 in air strikes on the Karacak region on July 19, it said.
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Wright said he was not aware of another situation where such a large amount of HF was neutralized or removed from a U.S. refinery, particularly after a catastrophic fire.
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Erdogan's rhetoric was merciless ("surrender to justice or be neutralized, one by one"), and so Turks again were angry at the P.K.K., in their mind their historic, existential threat.
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Chicago BearsOne thing to know: The Broncos offense didn't get going in Week 1, but more surprising, their pass rush was neutralized, as they didn't sack Derek Carr once.
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With that threat neutralized, Mr. Trump and his campaign can turn their attention to other problematic aspects of the convention, including a list of speakers that is not finalized.
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Both his and the book's broader account of the industry, meanwhile, show how a quieter sort of corruption — an erosion of will and mission — has neutralized the industry's overseers.
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Each image is absurd, exaggerated, with insults repurposed — and neutralized — as slogans on T-shirts, neckties and other incongruous places (video game consoles, computer screens, dresses and so on).
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These women's work might be as uncompromising as it ever was, but age, they know, has also neutralized them in men's eyes, removed some of their sting and danger.
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They completely neutralized Kylian Mbappé, and snuffed out practically every dangerous-looking French attack, while getting a number of shots on goal at the other end of the field.
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All of the dated foreign threats were grave, all current ones formidable and to be countered, neutralized, defeated and in some cases annihilated — yet in hindsight none was existential.
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The ministry said in a statement that one of the forces called on the attacker to stop, "and upon his failure to do so ... fired toward and neutralized" him.
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With USC's leading scorer and rebounder, Onyeka Okongwu, neutralized by foul trouble, the Trojans still had plenty to overcome the Bruins after a rough defeat last weekend at Washington.
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Yes, if Scot Peterson went into -- do I believe in Scot Peterson went into that building, there was a chance he could have neutralized the killer and saved lives?
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She immediately neutralized one of his prime attacks by ditching her reluctance to say "radical Islam" and sought to corner the real estate developer into a conversation about specifics.
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"Up to now, 115 (Syrian) regime targets were immediately fired upon, and 101 regime elements were neutralized according to initial information from various sources," the ministry said in a statement.
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But anti-Pelosi ads are hard to escape — and some Democrats worry that having a party leader with a baked-in underwater approval rating neutralized the natural advantages of opposition.
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The Defense Ministry said it had "neutralized" a total of 255 PKK militants in operations in northern Iraq since May 27, when Ankara launched an offensive there against the PKK.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - An air strike by Turkish warplanes "neutralized" at least 12 militants of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) in northern Iraq, the military said on Twitter on Wednesday.
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Defence Minister Fikri Isik told parliament on Thursday that 35 Turkish soldiers had been killed since the start of operation Euphrates Shield, and 1,005 Islamic State militants had been "neutralized".
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Neutralized by Scherzer at the plate, Syndergaard more than compensated from the mound, giving up five hits and no walks, becoming the headlining act on a bill full of attractions.
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And his asymmetrical style of political warfare poses a threat to Democrats and their likely nominee, Hillary Clinton, one that may not be so easily neutralized by the usual tactics.
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By creating an environment of considerable investor uncertainty, Trump seems to have neutralized his attempts to use tax policy and deregulation to get the economy onto a higher growth path.
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The U.S. is still winning every free ball in midfield, and even accidents — like a slip by Brian that handed Chile a 217v22008 counterattack — are swiftly cleaned up and neutralized.
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If Sanders doesn't win today, there'll be questions about whether this messaging was used too late — or whether the surge of suburban moderate voters neutralized the power of this message.
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They neutralized sounds coming from two air conditioning units and a cellphone tower, believed to be the source of much of the commotion, but one significant noisemaker remained: the crowd.
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"The fact remains that we have dismantled so many illegal drug factories ... caused the surrender of thousands of drug addicts and pushers ... and neutralized high-value drug suspects," Panelo said.
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Scott Brown to sign a pledge that neutralized super PACs; if one had dared spend money on their behalf, they would have redirected money from their own campaigns to charity.
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With its rumpled disk of black amid a patterned field of subtly varied greens and a neutralized orange, "No Recall" (2017, 71-by-43 inches) is relatively simple, even reductive.
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Butler neutralized real problems that have existed all year long, and it's realistic to wonder how often Towns thinks about his All-Star teammate's contract situation, whether he'll leave in 2019.
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And when he does open fire, how long was he firing through this glass window before he was neutralized by -- as it -- were police officers that were already on the scene?
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"I believe Germany will support this mandate as it said it wanted the transit via Ukraine to be maintained and possible negative impacts of the project to be neutralized," Sefcovic said.
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"As a result of the operation, 160 to 200 PKK/PYD terror organization members were neutralized," the military claimed, referring to the Kurdistan Workers Party and its Syrian affiliate, the PYD.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey's military and intelligence agency has "neutralized" the instigator of an attack that killed a Turkish diplomat in Erbil, northern Iraq, state-owned Anadolu news agency said on Friday.
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In his team's three conference losses, Leaf is averaging 11 points and 3.3 rebounds while getting neutralized by Jordan Bell of Oregon, Lauri Markkanen of Arizona and Chimezie Metu of USC.
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The Turkish military said "at least 20 terrorists were neutralized" as a result, and it held a ceremony for the dead soldiers on Saturday, according to state-run Anadolu news agency.
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But the song's exaggerated horizontality (coming at the end of a record about the highway) is neutralized by the cosmic scale that replaces it, which freezes everything in a single frame.
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After 60 seconds (in Normal Mode) or 3 minutes (in Adventure Mode) of UV exposure, the UV-C light will have neutralized up to 99.9999% of harmful and odor-causing bacteria.
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"Whether you drink or consume a highly acidic or highly alkaline food or beverage, it's going to be neutralized, especially in your digestive system, before it hits your bloodstream," Malkani said.
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Ottawa had mostly neutralized the high-powered Penguins in the first three games, holding them to just three goals — a mark they equaled in less than 32 minutes of Game 4.
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It's ironic, then, that after his assassination in 1968, the public has also neutralized King in its recasting of him as a meek leader who only dreamed of unity and peace.
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With the "threat" of patient choice neutralized, insurance companies will soon offer age-specific $2,000, $85033,000, and $4,000 policies matching AHCA's age brackets, to squeeze every last cent from those credits.
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Jack Campbell made 33 saves as the Kings won for the seventh time at home in the month, but the success was neutralized by 0-4-212 record on the road.
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The team estimated that such an object could be neutralized at a distance of 13 million kilometers from Earth using a nuclear bomb with at least three megatons of explosive power.
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One-dimensional players are too easily neutralized by the Golden State defense—which is what makes Teague, a crafty creator with a knack for sneaking into the paint, such a compelling fit.
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Showing jabs that only actually came on the second or third pump of his shoulder, Miocic completely neutralized Hunt's powerful counter punching by getting Hunt to take his finger off the trigger.
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ABIDJAN (Reuters) - Ivory Coast's security forces "neutralized six terrorists" on Sunday after a deadly attack on a beach resort town that left around a dozen people dead, Interior Minister Hamed Bakayoko said.
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Thankfully, even the threat of ouch-y welts has been neutralized: The AP reports that the launcher was placed in an evidence room and the toy grenade secured in a hazmat locker.
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Sainz beat Peterhansel by four minutes and six seconds in the 313km stage, split into two sections with a 238km neutralized stint to the shores of Lake Titicaca and the Bolivian Altiplano.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's state oil firm Pemex said on Monday that attempted cyber attacks the day before were "neutralized" in a timely matter and affected less than 5% of its computers.
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But even as recently as last week, President Trump said there is "no rush" and reiterated the misleading claims that his historic diplomacy has neutralized the North Korean nuclear and missile threat.
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What I mean is that where we've located our missile defense technology and the kinds of capabilities we have are such that a relatively limited attack by North Korea could be neutralized.
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"The government will often lock up political opponents at the height of their powers and then strategically release them once they feel that they or their party has been neutralized," Clark said.
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Though the threat was thought to have been neutralized, there have been more than five attacks reported off the coast of Somalia and in the Gulf of Aden in about a month.
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Jack Campbell made 33 saves as the Kings won for the seventh time at home in the month, but the success was neutralized by an 0-4-1 record on the road.
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President Bashar al-Assad, having finally neutralized the threat to his capital by gassing the rebels into submission, can afford to hunker down and wait out another momentary burst of Western outrage.
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What I especially admire about the painting is that it's disconcerting mixed signals are never neutralized by some explanatory psychodrama, but it does make a stealthy appeal to freedom, thereby sidestepping camp.
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The implication is that a powerful figure like Gary Winston can get away with poorly executed, bizarrely complex, and fairly blatant criminality because he's neutralized anyone who has the power to stop him.
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Instead of seeing Muslim neighbors, Hispanic neighbors, Mormon neighbors as a chance to show Christ's love and spread the gospel, conservative Evangelicals see these fellow human beings as a threat to be neutralized.
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"Petya is proving to be more sophisticated than WannaCry in terms of scope, ability to be neutralized, and apparently, the motivation behind its launch," corporate security consulting firm Kroll has advised its clients.
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Even as U.S. and European regulators jointly pursue ways to fend off cyberattacks against aviation, they are increasingly focused on devising standards to ensure that any successful hackers will be detected and neutralized.
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Five months after Donald Trump declared he'd neutralized the threat from North Korea, commercial satellite imagery has identified 13 secret missile operating bases being used by Pyongyang to augment its ballistic missile program.
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Under the new coalition agreements, the government amended the legislation, canceling the provisions for sanctions, delaying putting it into effect for years and watering it down in other ways that essentially neutralized it.
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But Gates' self-financing advantage has been neutralized by Markowitz's ability to raise large sums of money from a wide range of national and state donors, bringing in $2628,28503 so far this cycle.
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Mr. Oddi, who is also believed to have pulled the club's fire alarm, soon fired a handgun toward the roof and chandeliers, and officers "immediately went in and neutralized him," Mr. Perez said.
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Murray, who had lost three of his previous four matches coming into the tournament, showed frequent frustration in the middle stages of the match, but he found his range and neutralized Kuznetsov's forehand.
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In Maryland, Pilma neutralized some of the union support for a bill — which has since become law — that created a board that can limit payments for drugs on behalf of public sector employees.
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Unlike iron and manganese, which are measured and neutralized at water treatment plants, lead enters the water through the distribution system — that is, through plumbing and pipes that bring water into people's homes.
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After I'd neutralized the threats, I spent an entire day carrying the assorted loot back and forth to vendors across the wastes and converting it into bottle caps— Fallout's coin of the realm.
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"43 PKK terrorists have been neutralized as part of Operation Claw, which has continued successfully for 13 days in the Hakurk region of northern Iraq," the ministry said in a statement on Saturday.
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Separately, two PKK members, one of whom was on Turkey's wanted list, were "neutralized" in Turkey's southeastern Diyarbakir province, as well as five others in the eastern Tunceli province, the Interior Ministry said.
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Sessions referred to a number of recent terror attacks in which the situation was neutralized through the use of military-grade equipment, such as the Pulse nightclub mass shooting in Orlando, Florida, last summer.
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In early August, Didi Chuxing neutralized one of its biggest threats and ended a heated and expensive battle with its primary competitor by acquiring Uber China and investing $1 billion in Uber's global efforts.
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St. Clair examines the etymologies of many names: buff, for instance, comes from "buffalo;" sepia, from sepia officinalis, or the common cuttlefish, which produces ink that can be neutralized and converted into artistic medium.
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MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippine military believes it may have "neutralized" the remnants of an alliance of pro-Islamic State extremists, after the suspected death of the group's de facto leader during clashes last week.
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It made me wonder whether the photos would have fared better if they'd been exhibited in a more neutral space, but there is no possibility for neutralized space in such a historically charged location.
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Tomorrow, all the carbon emissions spewed into the atmosphere from US ecommerce deliveries—some 55,000 metric tons of CO2, by one estimate, from trucks and planes shipping packages across the country—will be neutralized.
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The truth, however, is that a generation of hit shows like "CSI" and "NCIS" have fooled people away from a truth that most security measures can be neutralized by simply pulling a fire alarm.
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"Today in a seamless operation the criminal known as Rodrigo Cadete, one of the most feared figures of terrorism in our country, was neutralized," Duque said at an event in the city of Manizales.
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Some studies have estimated that the effects of Trump's tariffs have neutralized the effects of the massive tax cuts he ushered in at the end of 2017, and warn that it could get worse.
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"Following a robbery attempt, neutralized by Pirelli security, on a Pirelli van at the Interlagos circuit last Sunday... it has been decided to cancel the tire test," Pirelli said in a statement on Monday.
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But Milov has provided the premier account of the government's complicity with the exacting of this human cost, of the way Big Tobacco has evolved and adapted and neutralized lawmakers and regulators—and thrived.
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He said things that are outright provocative, like when he suggested his administration has neutralized the threat from Iran, although many would argue they helped intensify it by withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal.
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"Finally, approximately three hours later, after allowing Shooter to murder and injure many helpless people who had no hope other than these defendants, the police finally made their entry and neutralized Shooter," the lawsuit says.
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Marlins 9, Yankees 1 On Tuesday night at Yankee Stadium, the home team found itself battered and neutralized by a 25-year-old left-hander pitching for the one of the worst teams in baseball.
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He would never deviate from that message: He was a small state's governor, his competitors were Washington insiders Iowa was neutralized; its Democratic senator, Tom Harkin, jumped into the race and made the caucuses noncompetitive.
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The standoff at the Dhammakaya temple between thousands of police and saffron-robed monks has posed one of the greatest challenges to the military government since it took power in 2014 and largely neutralized opposition.
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The military said on Monday that Duterte had offered a bounty of 10 million pesos ($13,000) to anyone who "neutralized" Hapilon, and 5 million pesos for each of the two leaders of the Maute group.
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Decades of sanctions and diplomatic isolation haven't neutralized Iran's growing influence, and a collection of countries consumed by bickering and led by a superpower distracted by its own disorder isn't likely to achieve it either.
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He also effectively neutralized Republican attempts to label him a liberal in the mold of the House Democratic leader, Representative Nancy Pelosi, by saying that he would not vote for her in a leadership election.
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With the Prophets mostly neutralized, the more immediate threat is another gang posturing for disputed territory with the Santos... but that's as hard to care about as ever without immediate effects on the Core Four.
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Even though not all members of the cell are accounted for, "we consider that the capacity to act of this cell has been neutralized," Joaquim Forn, a member of Catalonia's regional government, said on Sunday.
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Although I know an analyst who takes rest-cures in hotels alone, but only, so he said, in order to find the way to dream again when the demands of life have neutralized his unconscious.
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In Hong Kong, stocks dipped slightly, with the bearish sentiment from China largely neutralized after the market's favoured candidate won through the first round of the French election, reducing the risk of a Brexit-like shock.
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The big picture: Jeff Bezos' empire is no stranger to fights, having taken out retail rivals with brute force and neutralized Washington, D.C., threats with grand gestures like backing a $15 minimum wage for its employees.
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Removing ISIS as a physical caliphate, in and of itself, probably will not be enough to be the trigger that brings stability to Syria, but it's a necessary precondition for stability that this group is neutralized.
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Asseri announced last April that the coalition's initial operation had ended, saying it had "neutralized most of the military capabilities of the Houthi militias and their allies that represented a threat to Yemen and neighboring countries".
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In Hong Kong, stocks dipped slightly, with the bearish sentiment from China largely neutralized after the market's favored candidate won through the first round of the French election, reducing the risk of a Brexit-like shock.
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Their mix of strategic avoidance -- breaking with the President early and often while keeping open the possibility of working with the administration on certain issues -- effectively neutralized his very real threat to their re-election bids.
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The medical examiner's findings, which have not been completed, contradict the initial statements from local police that officers on the scene were the ones who neutralized the shooter within a minute of the first shot fired.
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"We neutralized a clear public threat," the Suffolk County police commissioner, Timothy Sini, said in a press conference, likening the potential threat the Perkowski brothers posed to that preceding the tragic Orlando mass shooting last Sunday.
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"Rather than being a subject of pious platitudes, the arts must be viewed as an essential part of our existence which can be easily neutralized by an uncaring populace or an insensitive political leadership," he said.
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The one high-level official who has broken with the Maduro government, Attorney General Luisa Ortega, has had her actions completely neutralized by a Supreme Court whose core members were added to the list in May.
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But unbeknown to those in that organization, it was a trap — a full-fledged honey pot created by the Cheka to draw in enemies of the Soviet Union so they could be identified, neutralized and killed.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey's Defence Ministry said on Saturday a total of 43 members of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) had been "neutralized" as part of an operation Ankara launched in northern Iraq 13 days ago.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkish forces hit 54 targets in Syria's northwestern region of Idlib and "neutralized" 76 Syrian government soldiers, Turkish Defense Minister Hulusi Akar was cited as saying by the state-owned Anadolu news agency on Monday.
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In contrast, much of the rest of the exhibit, while sumptuous, feels like it's being presented in a thematically fraudulent way, pretending that something inherently political can be neutralized in order to make everyone involved more comfortable.
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"In the Future They Ate from the Finest Porcelain" shows how the documentary filmmaker, whose analytical eye emphasizes accuracy and truth telling, becomes a neutralized observer, and therefore, in a scientific manner, immune to violence and destruction.
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"Finally, approximately three hours later, after allowing the shooter to murder and injure many helpless people who had no hope other than these defendants, the police finally made their entry and neutralized (the) shooter," the suit said.
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The Assad regime continues to flout international agreements to which it has assented, even after Russia agreed to act as a guarantor of the regime's compliance and claimed that the Syrian chemical weapons program had been neutralized.
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A weeks-old standoff at the Dhammakaya temple between thousands of police and saffron-robed monks has posed one of the greatest challenges to the military government since it took power in 2014 and largely neutralized opposition.
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In its first months in power, the new government moved swiftly to gain control over the country's public media, its Civil Service and its judiciary, and it has largely neutralized the Constitutional Tribunal, the nation's highest court.
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Through this peace deal, Egypt secured the return of the Sinai Peninsula, which it had lost in the 1967 War, and Israel neutralized its military threat from the southwest while gaining crucial recognition in the Middle East.
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He rose to the Presidency on the basis of having pacified Chechnya and neutralized the threat of terrorism, and now he can't abandon Kadyrov any more easily than he could abandon the narrative of his own rule.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's FSB security service said on Thursday it had "neutralized" a shooter at its headquarters in central Moscow, Interfax news agency reported, after Izvestia newspaper reported that three had been shot dead in an attack.
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The deputy prefect of Nice told BFM TV that he has been shot dead by police; the Interior Ministry confirmed that the man had been "neutralized" and said that it is being ascertained whether he had acted alone.
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Israel couples its conventional capabilities with a world-class intelligence service that has already penetrated Iranian defenses, neutralized Iranian nuclear scientists, obtained sensitive information on its nuclear program and potentially engineered the Stuxnet virus that targeted Iranian centrifuges.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Air strikes by Turkish warplanes "neutralized" at least 15 militants of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) in northern Iraq as well as in Turkey's eastern provinces of Tunceli and Siirt, the military said on Saturday.
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Cramer speculated that the fearless nature of buyers stemmed from positive news that neutralized the negativity, such as the Chinese buyer stepping forward to bid for Starwood or the bid Fresh Market received from a private equity company.
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Syracuse, which had never reached the round of 238, made its surprising journey to the final with high-pressured defense and volume 216-point shooting that neutralized traditional powers like seventh-seeded Tennessee and top-seeded South Carolina.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey will continue operations in Syria, where Turkish tanks, jets and special forces launched an offensive in support of Syrian rebels on Wednesday, until imminent threats to its national security are neutralized, a Turkish official said.
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The counter-cyclical factor was introduced in May last year to the formula the PBOC used to determine the midpoint reference rate for the yuan's exchange rate against the dollar each day, and it was neutralized in January.
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According to Dayton Police Chief Richard Biehl, the gunman who opened fire in the popular Oregon District in downtown Dayton around bar close time was "neutralized" by officers a mere 222 seconds after he fired his first shot.
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If this situation is to have a chance of being neutralized, Israel must respect the United Nations resolutions (the same United Nations that gave Israel legitimacy 70 years ago) and look to allow the Palestinians their own state.
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Additionally, while Trump has removed himself from the day-to-day business operations of his company, he still stands to profit from its dealings and therefore, say ethics experts of both parties, has not adequately neutralized those potential conflicts.
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And while the scene of Elizabeth eavesdropping on Stan's and Aderholt's significant others commiserating felt a tad stilted, it did provide a glimpse of how Stan's FBI work might prove to be a bomb that hasn't been entirely neutralized.
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Background: The king and crown prince have pleaded ignorance, feigned condolences to the Khashoggi family, attempted to bribe Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan to prevent further incrimination, stirred up domestic nationalism, and neutralized potential usurpers in the royal family.
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UBS neutralized its underweight position on the yen following the Bank of Japan meeting last week, at which the central bank held its deposit rate at -0.1 percent and its base money target at 80 trillion yen ($0.8 trillion).
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Together, according to Pepper, they assembled a crack team of Special Forces snipers, plus a civilian shooter named Raoul Pereira, and cleared the way for King to be neutralized in Memphis on April 21995, 22000 at the Lorraine Motel.
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I know it's become the ultimate cliche at this point, but seriously, give it a try; you don't have to worry about the foam or the stickiness, and the post-brew bloat is immediately neutralized by the hot steam.
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If that were to happen, Washington might just conclude that the North Korean regime has forfeited its right to exist, or at the very least, seek to ensure that Kim's weapons of mass destruction are neutralized by military action.
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A total of 47 Islamic State militants were "neutralized" in clashes and air strikes in the past 24 hours, the military said in a statement, adding that buildings, defense posts, shelters and an ammunition depot were destroyed in raids.
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With opposing pass rushes neutralized by 1,600 pounds of shove-back, the Cowboys' offense plays a glorified seven-on-seven practice drill — and the offense always wins when the other guys cannot touch anyone south of the scrimmage line.
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For all the clout in the Yankees' lineup — so loaded, one through nine, that otherwise certified big-league hitters have to be stashed in Class AAA, like a bin of quality toys in the attic — it can be neutralized.
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Last Friday, Mohammed Saeed Alshamrani, a member of the Saudi military in the US for training, shot and killed three US Navy sailors and injured several more people at NAS Pensacola before he was neutralized by local law enforcement.
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"Any small amount of blood that were to get into the water would either be neutralized by chemical treatment of the water (swimming pools) or vastly diluted by a large body of natural water (lake or ocean)," says Meyers.
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" Because Hatch has effectively neutralized all potential opponents and spent decades becoming more and more enmeshed in Washington, D.C. political intrigue, the newspaper goes on, his political career is at this point "basically a theft from the Utah electorate.
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"Whether you fire SM-3 from sea or land, the result is the same; threat ballistic missiles are neutralized before they can ever harm anyone," Mitch Stevison, the vice president of Raytheon Air and Missile Defense Systems, said in a statement.
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"To make sure that there would be enough Chinese nuclear weapons to survive a U.S. first strike and not be neutralized by U.S. missile defense, China may have an increasing incentive to adopt the launch-on-warning posture," he said.
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Hutchins is the researcher who dramatically minimized the impact of the global WannaCry worm by finding what some called a killswitch and creating a sinkhole that neutralized most WannaCry attacks, only to get busted by the FBI a few months later.
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While Trump's professed desire to be "neutral" between the Israelis and Palestinians in order to cut a deal stoked significant discomfort, he largely neutralized concerns with a well-received, prepared speech at an AIPAC conference last month, Jewish leaders say.
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The operation has also targeted the Kurdish YPG militia in the region and 10 of the group's fighters were 'neutralized' in shelling over the last 24 hours as they tried to seize control of the Tal Jijan area, the statement said.
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The Romanian threw everything she had at Kerber in the next game in an attempt to get the set back on serve but the top seed's remarkable retrieving skills and ability to hit winners while stretched out wide neutralized the threat.
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"12 armed members of the separatist terror organization, who were in preparations for an attack, were neutralized in northern Iraq/Hakurk by an air strike carried out on March 20," the military said, using the term it applies to PKK.
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Members described Scalise dragging himself roughly 15 yards away from second base, where he had been playing, and lying there until the shooter was neutralized, at which point some of them ran to assist him until he could be evacuated.
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The three fillers made from hyaluronic acid (Juvederm Voluma, Juvederm Ultra and Restylane Defyne,) will last up to 18 months though their effects can even be neutralized with a soluble enzyme "antidote" called hyaluronidase if I don't like the look.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - The coup that attempted to topple Turkey's government has been neutralized and the military is at the command of the state and Turkish people, Turkish broadcaster NTV cited the armed forces as saying in a statement on Sunday.
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A left-handed starter had again neutralized his lineup, and the nine strikeouts that Girardi's own starting pitcher, Michael Pineda, had registered were overshadowed by the 3003 hits, seven runs and four home runs he had allowed in his five innings.
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But these right-wing sites often treat new information as a resource to move the ball toward the conservative side, or a force that pushes backward and has to be neutralized — whether it's tainting credibility or just ignoring the story.
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"Just in the past year, six or seven suicide attacks were neutralized but they were able to carry out this one," Jafari told the mourners, who packed a square in the central city of Isfahan and roads leading to it.
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An intuitive way to understand what the Stansbury and Summers results are telling us is that productivity growth has been "trying" to raise wages in recent decades, but influences besides productivity growth have successfully suppressed wage growth and neutralized productivity's effect.
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"But thanks to the efforts of the unnamed soldiers of Imam Zaman (intelligence officers) in Tehran and other provinces, the satanic efforts of the takfiris were neutralized, the terrorists were arrested and a great deal of explosives were confiscated," the statement read.
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I think they need to be neutralized as much as possible or made as much of a non-factor, politically, because I don't think having a livable or decent future is possible should they get what they want out of politics or government.
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Although the testimony occurred behind closed doors, the Wall Street Journal reported that Reeker testified that Secretary of State Mike Pompeo actively neutralized support for ousted US Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch before she was abruptly removed from her post in May.
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On Monday, President Rodrigo Duterte offered a bounty of 10 million pesos ($200,000) to anyone who "neutralized" Hapilon, and 5 million pesos for each of the two leaders of the Maute group, one of four factions that banded together to take the town.
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Iceland neutralized Cristiano Ronaldo as they held Portugal, one of the tournament dark horses, to a fully deserved 1-1 draw, led for most of the match against Hungary before drawing 1-1, then beat Austria, another highly-rated side, 2-1.
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The committee raised the interest rate on reserves to 0.5 percent, keeping it above its target for the federal-funds rate, and will maintain its holdings of Treasury and mortgage-backed securities — making it a neutralized increase of an inconsequential interest rate.
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Operation Sophia, an EU naval mission that began last year and is authorized to seize and divert vessels suspected of being used for people smuggling, says it has contributed to the apprehension of dozens of suspects and "neutralized" more than 100 vessels.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - One Turkish soldier was killed and eight others were wounded on Tuesday after an attack by Kurdish fighters from the northern Syrian town of Manbij, Turkey's defense ministry said, adding that at least 15 fighters had been "neutralized" in retaliation.
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In effect, physical activity "neutralized" much of the added risk for people born with a propensity for depression, says Karmel Choi, a clinical and research fellow at Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard's T.H. Chan School of Public Health, who led the new study.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Gunshots were heard in central Moscow near the headquarters of Russia's FSB security service on Thursday evening after the agency was cited by the Interfax news agency as saying it had neutralized an attacker and several people had been wounded.
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"All potential threats have been neutralized, and they have been under control from the inception of this case," Byung J. Pak, the United States attorney for the Northern District of Georgia, said at a brief news conference in downtown Atlanta announcing the arrest.
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Contreras, who got Wednesday afternoon's start after also catching Tuesday night's game because Maddon liked the way he neutralized the Padres' running game, hit his eighth homer of the season, going the opposite way with a 1.83-foot drive into the right field stands.
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The 1993 team was beaten, 6-3 and 6-2, in the first two games in Detroit as the Red Wings neutralized Toronto's leader, Doug Gilmour, with strong, physical play, while the normally combative Wendel Clark received bad press for looking passive and disinterested.
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After ripping off six straight double-doubles to begin 21, sophomore center Chinanu Onuaku (214 points, 22 rebounds) was neutralized for the fourth time in five games by foul trouble on Monday and is averaging only 23 points and 214 boards over that span.
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On Monday, President Rodrigo Duterte offered a bounty of 10 million pesos ($203,000) to anyone who "neutralized" Hapilon, and 5 million pesos for each of the two brothers who founded the Maute group, one of four factions that banded together to take the town.
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It is informed by China's understanding of the United States as its principal geopolitical competitor and Beijing's belief that U.S. military power must be contained and eventually neutralized in order for China to attain a dominant role in Asia and on the world stage.
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They successfully neutralized their biggest immediate threats: Flynn and Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE.
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Furthermore, when leaders of a smaller entity are under pressure from within, as Iran is currently, they may be even more motivated to utilize this option, hitting the larger entity's strategic center of gravity with such strength that threats internally and externally are simultaneously neutralized.
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It has neutralized a major threat to the world, while ensuring that the United States and its allies have the tools, the information, and the leverage that they need to confront the Iranian danger and make the region, and the world, a safer place.
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Paralyzed by government repression of individuals such as the arts patron Osman Kavala, the artist and journalist Zehra Dogan, and the hundreds of thousands of others who have been summarily detained under ill-defined anti-terror laws, most (if not all) cultural institutions have been completely neutralized.
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She had neutralized a number of opponents, recruited Euron and the all-powerful Iron Bank to her side, used the Iron Bank to finance the purchase of a powerful mercenary force, and pitted her two most dangerous enemies (Daenerys and the Night King) against each other.
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For the left, it is no longer enough to voice dissent against political opinions and policy proposals with which they disagree; now the sources of those hated ideas are deemed hostile enemies to be neutralized by any means necessary, respectful discourse and healthy debate be damned.
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The foment that has been raging across the continent—from the rise of genuinely fascist uglies like Front National in France, to the UK's own UKIP tendency, to Italian populists like Five Star—can be neutralized if the EU radically changes its model and make-up.
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"The traditional consumer packaged goods model of big advertising budgets, trade leverage and scale — a lot of those factors have been neutralized by these small brands," said John Haugen, who heads the General Mills venture fund after managing brands such as Nature Valley, Yoplait and Hamburger Helper.
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The two biggest threats to his leadership have been substantially neutralized — the myriad rebel groups that tried to overthrow the Syrian government and the Islamic State — the latter thanks largely to the military force brought to bear by the American-led international coalition that fought the militants.
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That momentum was quickly neutralized, however: a Leo Komarov roughing penalty against Justin Williams four minutes into the game put the Hurricanes on the power play, and a rebound on Sebastian Aho's shot was inadvertently snapped into the net by Islanders defenseman Adam Pelech, leveling the game.
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WASHINGTON — North Korea is moving ahead with its ballistic missile program at 16 hidden bases that have been identified in new commercial satellite images, a network long known to American intelligence agencies but left undiscussed as President Trump claims to have neutralized the North's nuclear threat.
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"If you want to use the 2000 analogy, we know what was going on there," said the broadcaster Al Leiter, an All-Star left-hander for the Mets in 2000 who neutralized power hitters with inside cutters, keeping opponents from extending their arms at the plate.
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JERUSALEM — The Israeli military said on Monday that it had discovered and "neutralized" a tunnel running from the Gaza Strip into Israeli territory for the first time since a cease-fire ended 20083 days of fighting in the Palestinian coastal territory in the summer of 2014.
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The Picasso can be neutralized as decoration when you place a celebrity in front of it, or it can become the catalytic element that triggers the formation of a heavily used social space (over 100 community meetings took place in front of Macuga's work during her show at Whitechapel).
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Such threats can be neutralized, or at least kept in check, by pushing for a liberalization of the digital economy in the same way previously rounds of free trade talks liberalized the physical economy, limiting the ability of national governments to regulate, protect local industries and oversee multinationals.
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And the potential pests could be neutralized by irradiating the fruit, a practice that had already been employed in sterilizing meat and other produce, and which harms the taste and texture of a mango less than the hot water treatment used for most mangoes imported from Latin America.
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Brooks also described Scalise dragging himself roughly 15 yards away from second base, where he had been playing, and lying there until the shooter was neutralized, at which point some of them ran to assist Scalise and apply pressure to the wound until he could be evacuated. Sen.
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The new research cites a 2004 study published in the Journal of Marriage and Family, which used data from the 1992 Health and Retirement Survey to establish that people who were "continuously married" were markedly wealthier than those who weren't, while remarrying neutralized the wealth impact of separation.
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The Latino share of the electorate increased by just 2202 percentage point since 2628 — up to 28500 percent — and any advantage for Clinton on that score was neutralized by the fact that the share of all votes cast by African-Americans declined from 6900 percent to 2628 percent.
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Once the priority targets are neutralized, the US and its allies would have to keep up sustained operations for a fairly long period of time to maintain constant pressure on Pyongyang until all designated military targets are destroyed or the operation facilitates a change in regime or policy, according to Hendrix.
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By his own admission in the Times's profile — which is accompanied by a series of alternately jolly and brooding behind-the-scenes photos — Fallon was "devastated" by the tidal wave of backlash that followed his encounter with Trump, which alleged that he'd neutralized the incendiary candidate as a harmless oddity.
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By locking 10 monkeys in glass chambers, and exposing them for four hours to diluted exhaust from a Volkswagen Beetle, according to court documents, the carmakers hoped to prove that modern technology had neutralized the toxic effects of diesel fumes, which are blamed for hundreds of thousands of premature deaths.
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Now, in 2019, reggaeton titan Daddy Yankee, well into the neutralized-pop portion of his career, has built atop it a new song, which is enthusiastic and lighthearted, squeezing something just a little bit too tepid out of something which, in its day, had been the little-bit-too-tepid thing.
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Related: An Israeli Soldier Who Shot a Subdued Palestinian Will Be Charged With Manslaughter The report, titled "Investigation into the incident of a terrorist attack of the Jilber Position and the subsequent shooting of the terrorist after he was neutralized," is likely to play a pivotal role in the case.
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First, he lied and denied; second, he called for an end to the "politics of personal destruction;" third, his allies investigated Congressional republicans for sexual hypocrisy; fourth, his highest-profile political opponents were exposed; and fifth, once they had had been neutralized and couldn't do him any more damage, then he apologized.
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A drop in the value of the Chinese currency in the past year has already neutralized much of the economic effect of the 10 percent tariffs that Mr. Trump placed on roughly $200 billion of Chinese exports to the United States, said Eswar Prasad, a professor of international trade at Cornell University.
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The capture of Abdeslam is a triumph, but celebrations will be muted by the realization that while one gang has been neutralized, the contest is by no means over -- not on the front lines of the jihad in the Middle East and North Africa, and not in the back alleys and boulevards of Europe's cities.
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"Any increase at the amount of spins for songs by women in 2019 is thus neutralized by the time at which these songs are spun: the potential impact on an audience is negligible and women's voices continue to be nearly invisible to radio listeners," writes Jada Watson, Ph.D. M.I.S. and principal investigator at SongData.
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"Heartbreak of the moment isn't endless," she sings, in "Think About It." This might seem like a billowy platitude, but if you are someone who does not think that every flubbed decision is fodder for personal growth, it is comforting to hear someone assert that nearly all mistakes can be neutralized, if not conquered.
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BROWARD SHERIFF&aposS CAPTAIN WHO GAVE INITIAL ORDER TO &aposSTAGE&apos NOT ENTER STONEMAN DOUGLAS IS ID&aposD Multiple law enforcement sources told Fox News in March that directions from commanding officials for first responders arriving at the school went against all training, which instructs emergency responders to "go, go, go" until the shooter is neutralized.
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Of course Clinton could have simultaneously gained Warren's needed help and neutralized her power to demand anything in return by choosing her as a running mate, but the wisdom of that move someone eluded the folks at Clinton's Brooklyn HQ. But what if the polls are generally wrong and Trump is the winner on November 8th?
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But the company, founded more than 20 years ago by former police officer Erick McCallum, had already built itself into a multimillion-dollar-a-year entity by capitalizing on The Annihilator, its truck-mounted machine that sucks up spills, including oil, neutralized acids and other organic liquids from big-rig accidents on Texas roadways, helicopter manufacturing floors or waterways.
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Even after Wiggins realizes that his man is trailing the play, his elite athleticism is completely neutralized as he gets blown by, and he provides little effort to contain or recover on the dribble drive: There's no reason Wiggins should've given up such an uncontested floater on that possession, but that's a routine play for him.
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It neutralized any suggestion that he was seduced by the limelight — a criticism often leveled against another central figure in the drama, former FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien Comey3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE.
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At the end of 215, while Australia was ablaze, Honda closed its best year ever for its CR-V crossover, now its top-selling car in the US. "Car companies kind of neutralized the critique of SUVs when they introduced crossovers," says Angie Schmitt, a former reporter for transit publication Streetsblog who is writing a book about the pedestrian safety crisis.
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Fed rate hike * 3.10-,23.215-year yields hit 21.372-month highs overnight * Interest rate futures imply 220 pct chance of rate hike- FedWatch By Sam Forgione NEW YORK, March 14 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury yields edged lower on Tuesday, with those on long-dated and benchmark bonds retreating from three-month highs touched overnight as traders neutralized bets on the eve of a Federal Reserve policy decision.
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While the Puerto Rican community in Florida didn't overwhelmingly vote for Trump (though some portions of it undoubtedly did), Republican political consultants with expertise in Florida and Puerto Rican politics will tell you that Trump effectively neutralized the Puerto Rican vote, making Florida voters from Puerto Rico feel that there was insufficient daylight on a, if not the, top voting issue (statehood) between Trump and Clinton.
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But when another group of participants were first warned about a general strategy used in misinformation campaigns — in this case, they were told that fake experts had often been used by the tobacco industry to question the scientific consensus about the effects of tobacco on health, and were shown an ad with the text "20,679 physicians say 'Luckies are less irritating'" — the polarizing effect of the misinformation was completely neutralized.
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Hiba propped an iPad on a table — she was four months pregnant, expecting her third child, a boy — and we looked at every last image, hundreds of images, of her and Baha in highly curated poses and stiff wedding clothes, her fake-pearl-and-rhinestone tiara, her beautiful face neutralized by heavy makeup; but the makeup is part of the ritual, and the ritual is part of the glory.
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It has been slow going, and some analysts predict the fight could stretch on for months, introducing a fresh layer of unpredictability to a war that has for more than half a decade shaken the region, tested alliances, and created the worst humanitarian disaster since World War II. Already Turks claim hundreds of YPG fighters have been neutralized while Kurds have claimed more than a dozen Turkish casualties, while civilian casualties mount.
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