We keep our minds occupied in different ways, like rock, paper, scissors.
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Great, he'll have something to keep him occupied in the retirement home.
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But despite the constant, central place it has occupied in her life, Mrs.
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German troops were to swiftly evacuate territory they occupied in France and Belgium.
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But don't worry — there are some interesting food trends to keep you occupied in 25.
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The home, which sits on waterfront property, has not been occupied in almost 70 years.
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They also keep every student meaningfully occupied, in roles that range from chaplain to dishwasher.
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Most countries view settlements that Israel built on territory occupied in a 1967 war as illegal.
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They rely on the so-called "mountain aquifer", which lies beneath land Israel occupied in 20203.
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Bike racks are pretty abundant on Berlin's streets, but they're often fully-occupied in dense areas.
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It asserts that "the Zionists" have existed on Palestinian land illegally occupied in 2000 and in 22.5.
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Most countries consider all Israeli settlements on land occupied in the 1967 Middle East war to be illegal.
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There really is no position in the US government that's akin to the position Soleimani occupied in Iran.
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ISIS is decentralized and it has a presence in numerous areas it formally occupied in Iraq and Syria.
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He loved his wife and family, but he also loved being occupied in the butt by a fake militia.
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Lombardo said the police department had located a number of firearms in the room he occupied in the hotel.
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He spoke from a new command center that is nearly triple the size of the office he occupied in June.
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"These things could be recolonizing parts of the United States that they haven't occupied in millions of years," Hastings said.
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The band released one album and never toured (perhaps because its members were otherwise occupied in Soundgarden and Pearl Jam).
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There, the family had heard countless grim tales of China's policies in Tibet, which the Chinese Army occupied in 1951.
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Until then, there's already an unofficial musical adaptation of The Room out there to keep us occupied in the meantime.
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More details: There was another significant change in the report — it dropped the term "occupied" in reference to the West Bank.
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But for more than three decades he has been an eloquent critic of Israel's policies in the territories it occupied in 1967.
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Ukraine, with its growing number of volunteer movements, nongovernment charities and independent political parties, is occupied in framing a new civic identity.
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That space, occupied in the general election campaign by the electoral college, offers a unique benefit to the more organized, strategic campaign.
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In return, Israel would allow the creation of a Palestinian state in the remaining lands it occupied in 1967 (about one-quarter).
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Plus there's a maze and quiz questions to keep eaters' attention occupied in the morning (or at night, whatever floats your boat).
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The unique means with which these marsupials gathered food indicates they likely filled a niche no longer occupied in modern Australian ecosystems.
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The chambers that she kept at the court as a retired justice, scarcely occupied in recent years, will now go to him.
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The Palestinians and many countries consider settlements to be illegal under the Geneva conventions, which ban settling on territory occupied in war.
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Monday, June 12 There's a PC Gaming Show to start off the day, taking the time slot occupied in years past by Microsoft.
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Meanwhile the continued violence is contributing to an environment where more than a hundred schools were destroyed, closed, or occupied in 2015 alone.
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Palestinians have wanted to shake free of Israeli domination since the West Bank was first occupied in the Arab-Israeli War of 1967.
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Some of these lawyers have occupied in-house roles with onetime clients, while others have stayed at their firms, transitioning to lighter duties.
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The amount of sheer space food production once occupied in New York will seem staggering to most of the city's present-day residents.
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In 2009, the US Congress passed a law mandating that an average of 34,17173 beds be occupied in immigrant detention centers across the country.
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Not a single country recognizes Israeli sovereignty over either West Jerusalem or East Jerusalem, which it occupied in 1967 and illegally annexed in 1980.
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" Its course would not be easy; much of our history since has been occupied in arguing over the question, "Who are 'We, the people'?
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The Arab Peace Initiative still stands and offers Israel normalized ties across the region after it withdraws from all Arab territory it occupied in 1967.
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In the teaser, Robin Wright's character Claire Underwood is the one in command, sitting behind the desk her husband once occupied in the Oval Office.
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The Jordan Valley is the strip of territory on the western side of the Jordan River in the West Bank, which Israel occupied in 1967.
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After exchanges of fire across the Line of Control in Kashmir - claimed by both countries and occupied in part by each - cinema owners announced the boycott.
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Holding steady in the same fifth-place spot it occupied in our August ranking is this five-bedroom house with three full and two half bathrooms.
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Withdrawal worked for Israel once, in 1979, when it signed a peace agreement with Egypt and left the Sinai Peninsula, which was also occupied in 1967.
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It's clear from the documents that Reagan fully carried out the responsibilities of his office and was actively occupied in that role throughout his two terms.
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Along Columbus, where Mr. Evans frequently works, the vacancy rate is about 10 percent, even though the stretch was nearly fully occupied in 2013, he said.
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Folly Beach Island was occupied in 1863 by Union forces, who built roads, forts, an artillery battery and a supply depot, according to the city's website.
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Resolution 212, March 20012, 220024: Israel was warned to stop settlement construction and to disband existing settlements in territories occupied in the 20024 war, including Jerusalem.
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Sur Baher is a Palestinian community that lies southeast of Jerusalem's city center in an area that Israel captured and occupied in the 1967 Middle East War.
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First occupied in 252, Chaco was where the Pueblo culture reached its greatest heights until, tree rings tell us, it was abandoned in the mid-252th century.
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It is about one thing only: reversing nearly five decades of unbroken U.S. policy opposing settlements built by Israel in territories it occupied in the 1967 war.
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It made Israel acquiesce to the principle of its withdrawal from territories occupied in the 1967 war, including the West Bank, in the 1978 Camp David accords.
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The Palestinians want to establish a state in the West Bank, Gaza and East Jerusalem - territories that Israel captured and occupied in the 1967 Middle East war.
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The first studio Warhol ever occupied in New York – a 5,000-square-foot firehouse on E. 87th street in Manhattan – is now up for sale by Cushman & Wakefield.
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In the old La Stampa offices, people live in rooms built with breezeblocks that have made the former newsroom unrecognizable since it was first occupied in October 231.
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The International Rescue Committee said the government&aposs advance has trapped tens of thousands of displaced Syrians along the frontier with the Golan Heights, which Israel occupied in 1967.
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It estimated that China's reclamation work had added more than 3,200 acres of land on seven features it occupied in the Spratly Islands in the space of two years.
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Gangs are also fighting to take back turf police had occupied in the run-up to the 2014 World Cup and the 2016 Olympics, both of which Rio hosted.
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As recently as a few months ago, though, I still couldn't contextualize Simpson, the things he had accomplished or the lofty position he occupied in America — in white America.
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"We're trying to keep them occupied in different rooms of the home and doing activities to separate each other, but it's little kids, they fight over stuff," Herman said.
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The larger-than-life role Caterpillar played on the American landscape was second only in size to the space it occupied in the hearts of the people of Peoria.
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His new office -- occupied in the Obama administration by the aides-de-camp known as "body men" who travel at the President's side -- will put him well within earshot.
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These days, officials believe Mr. Bogachev is living under his own name in Anapa and occasionally takes boat trips to Crimea, the Ukrainian peninsula that Russia occupied in 2014.
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After weathering a robbery and being booted from the Queens warehouse it originally occupied in 2011 for code violations, Silent Barn relocated to a more dynamic space in Bushwick, Brooklyn.
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Of course, it could be a red herring; a way for the makers of Game Of Thrones to keep us occupied in the lead-up to the July 16 premiere.
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In both the Sag and Gemini rising charts, the Moon is occupied in very communicative sectors of the chart, so when American needs to get diplomatic, our Moon kicks in.
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And remember that every U.S. administration since 1967, along with the entire international community, has recognized East Jerusalem as among the territories that Israel occupied in the Six-Day War.
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Early on in Trump's presidency, Morgan was booted from his short stint as Border Patrol chief, a post he occupied in the final year of former President Obama's second term.
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While I wanted children eventually, I knew there was no way in hell my uterus would be occupied in three short years, so I (correctly) assumed he'd slow his roll.
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And remember that every U.S. administration since 1967 – along with the entire international community – has recognized East Jerusalem as among the territories that Israel occupied in the Six Day War.
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But this reality involves a complete overhaul of the way the international community thinks not just about the Golan Heights but also about all the lands Israel occupied in 1967.
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While coalition forces managed in 2019 to reclaim all of the territory ISIS formerly occupied in Iraq and Syria, the terrorist group still has thousands of fighters in the region.
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Though it seemed as though many homes haven't been occupied in a while — there were still pumpkins on display at this home, but perhaps the live-in owners are simply busy.
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This type of toy helps toddlers learn skills needed to dress themselves or tie their shoes, and it's also the perfect activity to keep them occupied in a car or plane.
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Displayed on 230 billboards throughout Chicago, OVERRIDE questions this widely-seen form of commercial real estate, and proposes how they might be occupied in other, perhaps more meaningful and potentially permanent ways.
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But Alberto Giacometti found he liked the place, which he first occupied in 1926 and held onto for the rest of his life, rushing back to his Montparnasse garret after wartime exile.
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She has been occupied in Georgia launching a new nonprofit group, Fair Fight Action, that is waging a legal fight against the election rules that Democrats believe cost Ms. Abrams the race.
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Saudi Arabia presents Arab League-endorsed peace plan for full Israeli withdrawal from territory occupied in 1967 and Israel's acceptance of a Palestinian state in return for normal relations with Arab countries.
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As I waited for a return call from the DC Health Department, I visited two more nearby walk-in clinics — at one, all doctors were occupied in a five-hour all-staff meeting.
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President Trump announced in a Thursday tweet that the U.S. will recognize Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights, which Israel first captured from Syria and occupied in 1967 and effectively annexed in 1981.
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It tells the story of his family and is set largely in the big modernist house they occupied in Colonia Roma, a comfortable middle-class neighbourhood in gentle decline (but recently re-gentrified).
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It's based on the principle of land for peace: that Israel would withdraw from land that it occupied in the 1967 war, in exchange for peace and recognition and normalization with the Arabs.
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An ascendant Israeli right wants more settlements in the lands that Israel occupied in 1967, more restrictions on left-wing NGOs, more efforts to limit "liberal" institutions like the courts and the media.
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The danger of the technique is that the left hand is occupied in parrying the opponent's jab, meaning it is unable to defend against an immediate right hand, the 'two' in the one-two.
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Beginning in February, the government posted the precise movements (without names) of everyone who tested positive — everything from the seat numbers they occupied in movie theaters to the restaurants where they stopped for lunch.
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This entails unifying the Palestinian polity and mobilizing grass roots support around the central objective of projecting the reality of Palestinian statehood on the territory Israel occupied in 1967, in spite of the occupation.
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But in neither of these two versions of the story is the West Bank, which Israel also occupied in 1967, or the Palestinian refugees who fled their homes and scattered across the Arab world.
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The potent jokes contained in Franken's prose recall the unique role he occupied in the Democratic Party: a charming, recognizable, funny senator, who, unlike every other talented Democrat, wasn't seeking the 2020 presidential nomination.
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Its place in the Israeli public's imagination is similar to the one General Motors, in its heyday, occupied in America — but in a nation with a population about the size of New York City's.
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Living in a city less shiny and tightly curated, there's more space to take up as an artists, as oppose to the monopoly of space that is occupied in Toronto by condos and 'small businesses.
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National security experts all over Washington spent their winter binge-watching the second season of a popular Norwegian TV series titled Okkupert (or "Occupied"), in which Russia brazenly occupies Norway after a dispute over energy.
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WORLD Gunmen set off at least three explosions in Afghan capital Kabul today and then battled the security forces from buildings they occupied in the latest in a spate of violence to rock the city.
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Resolution 28500, which has been enshrined in international law for 6900 years, provides for the withdrawal of Israel from territory it occupied in 2628 in return for peace with its neighbors and secure and recognized borders.
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Islamic State fighters were driven last year from all the population centres they occupied in both Syria and Iraq, but Washington still considers them a threat, capable of carrying out an insurgency and plotting attacks elsewhere.
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Both sides have accepted UN Security Council Resolution 230, which called for the withdrawal of Israel from territory it occupied in 483 in return for peace and secure borders, as the basis for ending the conflict.
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Resolution 242, which has been enshrined in international law for 50 years, provides for the withdrawal of Israel from territory it occupied in 1967 in return for peace with its neighbors and secure and recognized borders.
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And the almost five million Palestinians, like me, who live in the territories that Israel occupied in 1967, including East Jerusalem, have been living for the past half century under the grueling regime of the occupation.
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Security Council Resolution 242, passed in the aftermath of the 1967 war, called for the withdrawal of Israeli troops from the Golan Heights, as well as other territories occupied in that conflict, including the West Bank.
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And for years, blacks and liberals in South Carolina had pleaded with the conservatives who dominate the state government to take the flag down from a prominent spot it occupied in front of the State Capitol.
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Sony&aposs next generation PlayStation 5 console won&apost be here until the 2020 holiday season, but there&aposs still a whole year&aposs worth of PlayStation 4 games to keep gamers occupied in the meantime.
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" White stayed otherwise occupied in the 1970s by starting his own label, ARC, and producing other acts, including Deniece Williams and the Emotions, who topped the pop charts with the White-helmed hit, "Best of My Love.
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In MMA, getting into and out of the clinch is a much bigger part of the game but because the hands are occupied in wrestling at many points these are the best times to chin a fighter.
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Both sides have accepted UN Security Council Resolution 242, which called for the withdrawal of Israel from territory that it occupied in 21625 in return for peace and secure borders, as the basis for ending the conflict.
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As if that weren't enough, Russia is reportedly building up forces along Ukraine's eastern borders, while Russian President Vladimir Putin is threatening punitive action in response to alleged Ukrainian incursions into the peninsula it occupied in 2014.
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The company was also hired to track and survey all structure-damaging fires in Detroit — there were 2,981 in 2015 — and to survey nearly 0003,000 foreclosed homes thought to be occupied in Wayne County, which includes Detroit.
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In last year's report, the State Department didn't use the word "occupied" in the headline but did use it six times in the body of the report (in comparison to more than 40 times during the Obama administration).
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Every time Wilson Reis turned to correct for Cejudo's slight angle, Cejudo could step outside of Reis's lead foot—occupied in pivoting—and go to classical southpaw vs orthodox offense: the rear hand straight or the stepping knee.
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The spot the Chinese had occupied in an enormous canvas, "Panthéon de la Guerre," which depicts France surrounded by her allies, was painted over to make room for a representation of late-arriving troops from the United States.
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"The President's assertion of absolute immunity against suit makes even less sense once one considers how the President occupies an entirely different place in our constitutional order than the Crown occupied in England before the Founding," Cooper wrote.
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It's very interesting now because Politico recently did a profile of the Intercept and Ryan Grim, our DC bureau chief, about some of the political journalism we bring, the space that's occupied in the Democratic primaries has been fascinating.
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The tower first served as a granary — a storehouse for threshed grain — to Munkkiniemi Manor, a stately home occupied in the mid-1800s by General Anders Edvard Ramsay, who was charged with defending western Helsinki during the Crimean War.
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Until quite recently, the protocol for a woman subjected to such attacks was to rise above them, brushing off all the negative attention (and even some of the positive), projecting an air of being occupied in stolid, competent work.
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Mr. Rangr, who is fond of creating what he calls "inhabitable interstitial spaces," conceived of the living area as a glass-enclosed version of a screened porch, inspired by the verandas of the houses his family occupied in India.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The momentum in the fight against Islamic State has shifted and the militant group has been driven out of almost half the territory it once occupied in Iraq, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said on Wednesday.
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Square Feet The Dayton area has more than a dozen sites for aviation enthusiasts to visit, including the bicycle shop occupied in 1892 by the Wright Brothers and the Baptist church where Orville Wright's funeral was held in 1948.
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F.B.I. agents had also covertly entered a hotel room Mr. Lee occupied in 2012, finding handwritten notes detailing the names and numbers of at least eight C.I.A. sources that he had handled in his capacity as a case officer.
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Israel rules this out, fearing an influx of Arabs that would eliminate its Jewish majority, and argues the refugees should resettle in a future Palestinian state in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, territories it occupied in the 1967 war.
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Aesthetically, "lightness" has long been asserted as superior, allowing for the possibility of racial passing, while "slightly" and "politely" could refer to the tenuous position black women have conventionally occupied in society, one that has been shaped by invisibility and disrespect.
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Indeed, Trump has made no secret of his support for Israel's designs on the Palestinian territory it occupied in 1967, as demonstrated by his pick of the avidly pro-settler David Friedman as his nominee for U.S. ambassador to Israel.
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Housing excess World Cup visitors — and finding things to keep them occupied in the days between games involving their countries — has become more of a pressing concern because of an ongoing blockade of Qatar by a bloc of its regional neighbors.
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According to a mid-January internal USDA staffing memo obtained by POLITICO, ERS had only 2187 out of 227 positions filled in the new offices while 183 jobs were occupied in Washington, despite the agency having funding for 218 employees.
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In 1967, the United States played a seminal role in getting the United Nations to adopt Security Council Resolution 85033, calling on Israel to withdraw "from territories occupied" in that year's war, which include the West Bank and Gaza Strip.
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Since he had been allowed to write letters to his family, he thought his sister had ignored his request to send him puzzles from the local paper to keep his mind occupied in the 23 hours a day he spent alone.
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Djokovic, 30, said at Wimbledon that the elbow had bothered him to varying degrees over the past year and a half, which may be the simplest explanation for his slide from the dominant perch he previously occupied in men's tennis.
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That sort of deal would lead to the creation of a Palestinian state, something that could only happen if Israel ceded some of the land it has occupied in the West Bank since the 1967 Six-Day War to the Palestinians.
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Fat Tag is a sketching tool by and for active writers, allowing you to not only draw up your plans before you execute them, but to keep yourself occupied in situations where you can't casually fool around with paint cans.
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He met the Didion-Dunnes in high spirits at the house they then occupied in Malibu, together writing a screenplay based on Play It as It Lays, her 1970 novel about a dissatisfied actress named Maria Wyeth that had gotten her rave reviews.
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Elements of Binyamin Netanyahu's right-wing coalition are agitating to annex parts of the West Bank, starting with Maale Adumim, in the belief that the Trump administration will reverse a long-standing American policy opposing Israeli settlements in territory it occupied in 1967.
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In a statement, Netanyahu said he was confident a promised U.S. peace plan would back Israel's demand to maintain security control of the West Bank, territory it occupied in a 1967 war and which Palestinians seek as part of a future state.
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In their final communique, Arab states renewed support for an Arab peace initiative that offers Israel peace in exchange for withdrawal from all lands occupied in the 1967 war and said they would seek to revive peace talks with the Jewish state.
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Dead Sea, Jordan (Reuters) - Arab leaders said on Wednesday at the end of a one-day summit in Amman that they would be ready to have a historic reconciliation with Israel in return for its withdrawal from land it occupied in the 1967 war.
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"It is questionable whether in the short term (the new ministry) can be elevated in status and power to the extent that it will be able quickly to assume the influential role that the NDRC occupied in the area of climate change," he added.
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If the counter fighter isn't on a hair trigger or anticipates a lazy jab and is instead greeted by a perfect one-two in fast rhythm, he can eat the right hand while his own left is occupied in taking the opponent's left away.
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Any reference to self-determination was also excluded; United Nations Resolution 242, which called on Israel to withdraw from territories occupied in 1967, was not applied to "all fronts of the conflict"; and there was no retreat on the Israeli claim to sovereignty in Jerusalem.
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In its annual report to Congress on China's military activities in 2015, the U.S. Defense Department estimated that China's reclamation work had added more than 3,200 acres (1,300 hectares) of land on seven features it occupied in the Spratly Islands in the space of two years.
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In late June, Brett McGurk, President Obama's envoy to the coalition fighting the Islamic State, said that the group had been driven out of nearly half the territory it had occupied in Iraq, and that the number of foreign fighters had dropped from 33,000 to about 20,000.
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A stark change from the quarters Grindr formerly occupied in an anonymous building on a dreary stretch of Sunset Boulevard, the company's news offices occupy a glass-walled floor at the Pacific Design Center, with stereoscopic vistas of the Los Angeles area visible from every desk.
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If Barnes, in a contract year, doesn't hijack the offense and lets part of his game selflessly revert back to the space it occupied in Golden State (this is wishful thinking but not out of line within the context of this unit), Carlisle's system can be more fluid.
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Seller: Charles J. Mirisola Brokers: Michael Passaro, Louis Puopolo, Alex Furst and Marc Roman, Douglas Elliman $2900 MILLION 241 Lexington Avenue (between East 2297th and 24st Streets) Manhattan A private investor has bought this 2200,413-square-foot, five-story mixed-use building, which is fully occupied, in Murray Hill.
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A spokesman for the summit said Arab heads of state were expected to renew their commitment to an Arab initiative that calls for peace with Israel in exchange for full withdrawal from all lands occupied in 1967, but would reject any proposal that is not in line with U.N. resolutions.
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She will fill a role that has been occupied in an acting capacity by Jonathan Cohen since Nikki HaleyNimrata (Nikki) HaleyThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Haley: 'Threats of China on full display' in Hong Kong Juan Williams: Trump's trouble with women MORE resigned in December.
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It was the first E3 since Gamergate had become a household term, so industry insiders and observers alike watched the annual event closely to see how the heated conflict over the place women occupied in gaming culture would be reflected in the games that powerhouses like Sony and Microsoft brought to the show.
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When dancers occupy only rear corners of the stage — as happens in a long, remarkable duet (that often consists of overlapping or alternating solos) for Jason Collins and Victor Lozano at the start of the second quartet, "East Coker" — they remain the protagonists of their own stories, intensely occupied in their own activities.
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The instinct to mark the place one has occupied in the world is not particular to humans — animals create middens or nests made of saliva or dung or bits of straw — but it is, like the very act of collecting objects, one of the impulses from which culture is born and defined.
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But it's where she sat, and the very place she occupied in the culture for close to a half century — up front, in the midst of the action — establishing the tone and terms for debates on taste, language, global literature, ethics and photography, involving herself in matters of military intervention and genocide.
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The sport remains on the throne it's occupied in America for the past half-century, a multibillion-dollar business that dominates television ratings and is fed by a pipeline of high schools and colleges that have eagerly invested in state-of-the-art stadiums, high-salaried coaches and blue-chip prospects who draw crowds.
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While the meeting was undoubtedly provocative, the move by the prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, to adopt powers to banish the Arab MPs from parliament is seen by his critics as an assault on Israel's democracy and an attempt to disenfranchise Israel's Arab minority, who make up 20% of the population (excluding Palestinians in the territories occupied in 1967).
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On the fair internet, where we lay our scene, the song "All Star" by the 90s rock band Smash Mouth from San Jose, California, has been propelled to an even greater echelon of cultural significance than it occupied in 1999, when it was first released, or 2001, when it was used to heavily promote the motion picture Shrek.
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He represented the American Indian Movement in 21960, joining the lawyer William M. Kunstler in successfully defending Russell C. Means and Dennis J. Banks against federal charges of conspiracy, assault and larceny in leading the uprising at Wounded Knee, S.D., in 1973, when the town was occupied in a 71-day standoff with federal marshals and F.B.I. agents.
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Hezbollah said Badreddine was a "great Jihadi leader who took part in most of the Islamic resistance operations since 1982," when the Israeli invasion of Lebanon killed thousands of civilians and sparked fierce resistance in the majority-Shiite areas in southern Lebanon, which the Israeli army occupied in its effort to root out Yasser Arafat's Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO).
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Led by Edmund Levy, a retired Israeli Supreme Court justice, this report concluded that the West Bank is not actually occupied — in part because Jordan's previous 230-year hold there was never internationally recognized — and that there was no impediment to approving outposts that were built on state land with what it called the "implied agreement" of senior Israeli officials.
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This includes a refundable tax credit through New York State's Excelsior Program of up to $1.2 billion calculated as a percentage of the salaries Amazon expects to pay employees over the next 6103 years, which equates to $48,000 per job for 25,000 jobs with an average wage of over $150,000; and a cash grant from Empire State Development of $325 million based on the square footage of buildings occupied in the next 10 years.
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Only in the ninth paragraph would you learn the news that U.S. military action, which vastly accelerated once President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE took office, has pushed ISIS out of 55,000 square kilometers of territory it once occupied in Iraq and Syria, the core areas it is claiming as its caliphate.
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" Azzam Huneidi, deputy head of Jordan's powerful Muslim Brotherhood: "It's a blow to the so-called peace process that is from start to finish now over because the Israeli entity does not want peace or to give up any inch of territory that was occupied in 1967 ... The only solution is to support resistance and stopping any security cooperation with the Jews and if there is resistance there will be no Israel after that.
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