American patrols have then blockaded roads, forcing these Russian patrols to turn around.
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This includes an increase of uniform patrols, auxiliary units, as well as plain clothes patrols.
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"Land patrols, air patrols - we are seeing all of these are fiction," Erdogan said on Saturday.
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A sign outside the building reportedly warns passersby that surveillance, armed patrols and dog patrols are in the area.
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Police step up patrols in area The NYPD increased patrols in and around the park and the nearby schools, including Barnard.
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The Russians have also conducted ground patrols on their own when they were supposed to do joint Russian-Turkish patrols in areas Turkey controlled after its incursion.
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Last week, Turkey's Defence Minister Hulusi Akar said Russian forces would begin patrols on the border region outside Idlib and Turkish forces would start patrols inside the zone.
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Yasay also said Duterte's opposition to joint maritime patrols with the United States concerned the Philippines' "exclusive economic zone," not joint patrols within 12 nautical miles of its coast.
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"This is a surprisingly high amount of arrests, especially considering that the vessels knew about our patrols in advance," Greenpeace's Pavel Klinckhamers, who attended the patrols, said on Tuesday.
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The university's Department of Public Safety (DPS) said it has doubled patrols on campus, stationed patrol vehicles around campus, and increased walking patrols to residence halls and campus buildings.
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The initial air contingent will "conduct flight operations in the area, including the South China Sea, and lay the foundation for joint air patrols to complement ongoing maritime patrols," Mr. Carter said.
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While Hasidic anticrime patrols had at times been a source of tension with black residents, there are no indications that those patrols were involved in attacks after the death of Gavin Cato.
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"A Voice of the Scout" survey, scheduled to be sent this month, gave an option for members to choose a "family troop" that would contain both all-boy patrols and all-girl patrols.
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Greater Manchester Police stepped up patrols to reassure the community.
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A recruit patrols during combat simulation in a Lithuanian forest.
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A recruit patrols during combat simulation in a Lithuanian forest.
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The police had sent patrols but no culprits were nabbed.
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"Patrols will be stepped up based on need," she said.
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Left: Officer James O'Malley patrols Olive Street in San Francisco.
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The maritime patrols will also include air and land elements.
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This will free up armed officers to carry out patrols.
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More fencing went up along the border, and patrols increased.
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Wu also criticized U.S. patrols in the South China Sea.
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Additional K9 sweeps + patrols starting this AM as precaution. #wmata
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The United States Navy's Fifth Fleet patrols the Persian Gulf.
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He was jailed for assault while on the patrols, right?
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China may take more forceful measures to future U.S. patrols.
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The authorities vowed to increase patrols after this week's incident.
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A United Nations peacekeeping force still patrols the demarcation line.
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Thus the American patrols to keep the Turks at bay.
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However, Wilberforce, the No. 10 tabby cat, patrols the corridors.
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The increased tempo of patrols has led to sharp exchanges.
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The destinations have responded by adding police and military patrols.
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In the decade that followed, Spanish patrols slowed the pace.
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The problem: Too few refugees and too many border patrols.
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Kurtz took away his rifle and suspended him from patrols.
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That was nothing compared with the police foot patrols, though.
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He led combat patrols and economic development projects in Iraq.
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A soldier patrols the Piétonnier, a pedestrian area in central Brussels.
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Wilmington police say they have increased patrols in the downtown area.
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Immigration patrols did not swarm into Haitian neighborhoods of Santo Domingo.
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The army regularly patrols streets and transport hubs under "Opération Sentinelle".
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Solski patrols an overwhelmingly black district on the city's South Side.
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"UTPD has increased bicycle and foot patrols on campus," he said.
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His unit moved only to conduct defensive patrols around their perimeter.
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Police cars increased patrols and officers searched some pedestrians, witnesses said.
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A policeman patrols Victoria Railway Station close to the Manchester Arena.
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There are also new patrols, public events and secrets tucked away.
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Police and volunteers have started neighborhood patrols amid concerns about safety.
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"You wouldn't normally use submarines for counter-piracy patrols," says one.
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The river police begin their patrols in fast-moving inflatable boats.
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The MaT regularly performs joint patrols with US Special Operations Forces.
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Police said officers will increase patrols around the city's Jewish organizations.
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Normally, VOP patrols Tucson's highways, bridges, and tunnels for homeless veterans.
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At Michigan fraternity parties, new student patrols enforce bans on kegs.
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He used to work as a security guard doing perimeter patrols.
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Cover image: Third Platoon, Kilo Company patrols Fallujah in November, 2004.
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Additional patrols have been sent to housing projects in Bedford-Stuyvesant.
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The Robird patrols the skies around the airport, in Alberta, Canada.
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It was the end of ambushes and patrols beyond the wire.
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Along Greece's border with Turkey, vigilantes are mounting patrols against migrants.
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The Russians conducted 48 such patrols in 2019, according to O'Shaughnessy.
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Interior Minister Paula Risikko said the police had increased patrols nationwide.
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They are guiding police about where and when to send patrols.
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Talks on how those patrols will work are continuing, Erdogan said.
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Some 13 percent of Americans support a ban and special patrols.
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The reduction in foot patrols is a reversal of past tactics.
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The sheriff's office urged the citizens' group to refrain from patrols.
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Russian troops have been engaging in joint patrols with Turkish forces.
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The group already conducts street patrols throughout the town of 2,000.
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The infantry Marines used drones to collect surveillance ahead of patrols.
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Joint patrols had been set to begin on Tuesday at a depth of 10 km, but Erdogan said in Wednesday's speech that the patrols would begin on Friday and at a depth of just 7 km.
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"These patrols will continue to help build our interoperability and improve the Philippine navy even as these patrols contribute to the safety and security of the region's waters," Carter said at a press conference in the Philippines.
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After that he patrols the stables while the grooms are mucking out.
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But it has the option to increase naval patrols in the area.
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China views the patrols as irritating and unlawful intrusions into its waters.
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Despite the tight security and military patrols, most classrooms were near empty.
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Its warships are nose to nose with Iranian patrols in the Gulf.
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Foreign Minister Bassil last month urged increased police patrols to search Syrians.
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The patrols were first reported by the Washington-based Navy Times newspaper.
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The Barnacle is a new way for parking patrols to immobilize vehicles.
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The United States says the patrols are to protect freedom of navigation.
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The official gave no details on the scale of the proposed patrols.
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Police are currently increasing patrols at area bus stops as a result.
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"I'm going to choose to credit the patrols with that," Keener said.
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Authorities are adding additional patrols in the area as a precaution, however.
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Long-term patrols could require large numbers of jets and aerial tankers.
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The prime minister, Boyko Borisov, initially said he welcomed the voluntary patrols.
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Instead, China has blamed U.S. patrols and exercises for ramping up tension.
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Police said they were also conducting "reassurance patrols" to calm the neighbourhood.
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Others forces can handle patrols from here on out, they argue. Sen.
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Ted Cruz called for police to increase their patrols of Muslim neighborhoods.
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The commissioner criticized Cruz's call to increase police patrols in Muslim neighborhoods.
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Patrols of the community will be done on a 24-hour basis.
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Arthur also said he had two patrols out looking to rescue children.
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American patrols often also bisected the ridge before returning to Camp Dwyer.
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As a result, Russia increased air patrols near American troops in Syria.
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Residents took turns picking up trash, conducting security patrols and vetting newcomers.
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Marine patrols battled an often elusive enemy and the equally challenging jungle.
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It patrols border areas and also runs its own network of informants.
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It imposed block-by-block order through blast walls, patrols and checkpoints.
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Some have also turned to armed security and organized law enforcement patrols.
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He said the Birmingham authorities had not increased patrols around the center.
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Locals say defections by North Koreans are down amid tighter Chinese patrols.
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The university's public safety department doubled patrols around campus and residence halls.
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Carter also said U.S. aircraft will remain behind at Clark Air Base after the drills, and 200 airmen will continue joint training, conduct flight operations and lay the foundation for joint air patrols, to complement ongoing maritime patrols.
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Previously the military has said there had been 29 similar patrols without incident, but the officials have clarified those 29 patrols were conducted by the task force as a whole, not by this specific unit that came under attack.
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China blames Washington for militarizing the region with its freedom of navigation patrols.
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Cops are clearly hoping a boost in neighborhood patrols will do the trick.
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The U.S. navy has conducted several "freedom of navigation" patrols through the waters.
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Now, U.S. authorities are increasing visible security patrols and random checks outside airports.
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The Philippines has also asked the United States to hold joint naval patrols.
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The patrols are meant to signal that the US considers the claims excessive.
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Ankara and Moscow have also been regularly conducting joint patrols in northeastern Syria.
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It is also paying for round-the-clock fire patrols on the estate.
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Others use an app designed to alert users to the presence of patrols.
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Philippine coast guard ships also resumed patrols in the vicinity of the shoal.
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Indonesia last week called for joint maritime patrols with the Philippines and Malaysia.
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Beijing, in turn, has criticized increased U.S. naval patrols and exercises in Asia.
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The Baltic Cossack District will reinforce its patrols in Kaliningrad during the matches.
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And patrols have been added to bolster security beyond the razor wire fence.
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Government patrols were overwhelmed by people on the streets with guns, he said.
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He was accused of violating a court order by continuing patrols targeting immigrants.
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The authority of precinct commanders over private Jewish security patrols is openly questioned.
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The number of people fleeing requires more patrols and more sanctions against smugglers.
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The group, which organizes charity and sports events, began its patrols last year.
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China blames Washington for militarizing the region with their freedom of navigation patrols.
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Flyovers and patrols Pyongyang's relative silence has not been matched by its rivals.
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China says the United States is militarizing the region with its frequent patrols.
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Our country is the stage: when patrols march, we sit on our hands.
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She reiterated that Chinese border troops were continuing their patrols in the area.
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China has shored up its claims with island building programs and naval patrols.
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But the patrols left after a few weeks, probably intimidated by the gangs.
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American forces maintain a number of bases near Manbij and run frequent patrols.
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The border was under-patrolled, and what patrols there were, were under-equipped.
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Later, they went on night patrols, trying to catch insurgents planting roadside bombs.
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Day patrols actively respond as needed while a night watch also monitors activity.
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Talks with Russia on increasing patrols in Tel Rifat were ongoing, he said.
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The Vishnya-class spy ship also conducted similar patrols in 2014 and 2015.
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The government significantly increased security patrols around polling stations days before voting began.
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New York state police have increased patrols near synagogues and Jewish establishments, Gov.
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He said stepped-up patrols had done little to disrupt the criminal groups.
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Patrols were also launched in some other ultra-orthodox Brooklyn neighborhoods, he said.
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Meanwhile, U.S. and Turkish began joint aerial and ground patrols of the area.
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Rick Scott said he will increase state trooper patrols at houses of worship.
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Imperial patrols that attempt to escape the engagement area strike counter-mobility obstacles.
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British border patrols regularly intercept migrants attempting to cross the Channel from France.
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He corrected the number on Thursday, saying it was closer to 26 patrols.
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The surveillance aircraft are often used for maritime patrols and spotting drug runners.
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She said more outreach to community leaders was essential before patrols began operating.
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No date has been finalized for the start of patrols, Mr. Rabah said.
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So we'd go on recon patrols, train Yazidi soldiers and treat the injured.
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Drenched and terrified, they dodged military patrols and saw villages abandoned or burning.
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Law enforcement efforts, border patrols, mail delivery and airport operations will keep running.
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That said, this video clarifies how a huge chunk of the game works: Patrols.
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Naval patrols between the Philippines and United States were proposed by Manila in January.
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She patrols the same Austin beat as did her father, who died in 2012.
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Evaluating the first few patrols, that's the key test that "Training Day" doesn't pass.
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Italy last week urged Tunisia to increase patrols, an Italian interior ministry spokesman said.
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Coordinated patrols involve voyages by the different navies operating in their own territorial waters.
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WWF's war on poaching extends beyond its support for boots-on-the-ground patrols.
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Details are unclear, but Mr Muscat mentions joint naval patrols of North African waters.
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Militants occasionally target patrols and checkpoints, but attacks in towns and cities are rare.
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Patrols, when they do come through, don't tend to develop deep ties to communities.
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The United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) patrols Lebanon's southern border with Israel.
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There were also fewer international naval patrols in the area than there had been.
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Eastwatch is smaller than Castle Black and mainly patrols the Wall from sea smugglers.
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Italy has provided equipment and training to Libya's coastguard, which has stepped up patrols.
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Officers from Houston's neighborhood security patrols are busy rescuing both owners and their dogs.
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Five German Eurofighter jets are also flying Baltic air patrols out of Amari, Estonia.
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Many ships hired private security and international warships also intensified patrols in the region.
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The patrols don't stay in the same place, and often spawn in different locations.
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Duignam's death has prompted Temple University to increase patrols in the areas around campus.
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Miller said he's beefed up patrols in areas where clown sightings have been reported.
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Mbathi said the wildlife service had increased patrols along the perimeter of the park.
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Its ships have carried out freedom of navigation patrols in the area, angering China.
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"More interesting patrols" is a low bar for Destiny 2, but it's still important.
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The Chinese military has stepped up air force patrols around Taiwan in recent weeks.
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"God Himself was hiding us from the Coast Guard and many patrols," he wrote.
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Clarissa had to decide whether to kill her baby to avoid attracting the patrols.
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Scheiman did two poop patrols around Boston, one before and one after the marathon.
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New measures include electronic traffic surveillance, car bomb detection squads and female police patrols.
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Mr. Trillin watches National Guard patrols stream nightly through black neighborhoods in Wilmington, Del.
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The United States and the Philippines also recently conducted joint patrols in the waterway.
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Since 2015, the intensity of Russian submarine patrols has increased by almost 50 percent.
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In August, China conducted "combat patrols" near contested islands in the South China Sea.
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Some 700 American patrols have gone through in the past year, Navy officials say.
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But the primary way they're coming is right through, right past our border patrols.
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Last month, Nigeria and Equatorial Guinea agreed to establish combined patrols to bolster security.
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At that point, female officers in Portland were not allowed to do street patrols.
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The Indian Navy patrols the waters around it, making sure no one gets close.
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"Patrols will be held around religious sites," Castaner said on his official Twitter account.
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On the weekends he still did volunteer patrols with a surf life saving club.
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To try to keep them safe, the police step up patrols near their housing.
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A unit from the Ventura County Sheriff and two patrols units arrived soon after.
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Chinese warships and submarines are increasingly seen on other patrols in the Indian Ocean.
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And police patrols are unleashing indiscriminate violence in the name of enforcing the lockdown.
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A helicopter will search the area Thursday, and regular police patrols will monitor beaches.
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CopWatch patrols and Know Your Rights workshops emerged in neighborhoods all over the city.
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The gang remained at large for several months, leading locals to form armed patrols.
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Mr. Tillerson has tried to reassure allies that freedom-of-navigation patrols will continue.
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By 2010, CSS Tactical was expanding with its proactive patrols and iSentry CCTV solution.
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Dozens of armed patrols could be seen on Saturday as nearby homes were searched.
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Patrols, it was hoped, could last up to three days, depending on the job.
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His love for community is evident in the way he patrols — watchful, friendly, hopeful.
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He also decides to set an example, by leading patrols himself from now on.
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There was no dispute that the group seized the refuge and established armed patrols.
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Safecity findings now help decide if extra patrols or different-timed beats are needed.
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The department was also increasing patrols amid concerns that the gunman could strike again.
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Cops think the visibility of extra patrols may scare people with bad intentions away.
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But Berdyansk's businesses say the patrols target ships bound for Ukraine, causing damaging delays.
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I never quoted Stephen Crane before patrols or recited Alfred, Lord Tennyson before raids.
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The coalition government - which includes The Finns, an anti-immigration party - has criticised the patrols.
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He volunteered for convoys and patrols so he could fight alongside and protect his brothers.
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Constant foot patrols and surveillance have helped reduce poaching, according to a 2017 CNN report.
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The forces are expected to take part in mixed patrols as part of the deal.
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These teams are uniformed patrols of busy transportation hubs such as airports and train stations.
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Xi's administration has also been angered by U.S. naval patrols in the South China Sea.
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China has long resented America's (perfectly legal) naval patrols and surveillance operations near its coasts.
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An Arara chief patrols indigenous land with a rifle in Pará, Brazil, on March 13.
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A special traffic police regiment patrols the road, which is also peppered with CCTV cameras.
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Other patrols work with the Sea Shepherd environmental group to remove gillnets from the water.
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Those are under the jurisdiction of the California State Parks Department, which patrols the park.
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Also Tuesday, Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz called for more police patrols in Muslim neighborhoods.
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The US boosted its patrols in the region following armed clashes between the various groups.
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It added that the Chinese military would increase air and sea patrols according to need.
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They're boring, but when you're looking for something to do, patrols got the job done.
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People grumbled through and accepted patrols in the original game, but they needed serious reform.
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The U.S. Fifth Fleet, based in Bahrain, says Gulf Arab states have stepped up patrols.
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Chinese ships have also participated in international anti-piracy patrols off Somalia since late 2008.
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Mr Penzone would rather see extra patrols in public parks where children cannot play safely.
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He expresses disbelief at claims of racial profiling by the sheriff's department during traffic patrols.
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It felt like the combat patrols I had been on as a Marine in Afghanistan.
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It felt like the end of so many patrols I had been on in Afghanistan.
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The rebels have clashed periodically with the Iranian armed forces, at times ambushing military patrols.
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" Another stated that "the institution of policing was created from a system of slave patrols.
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That's standard operating procedure in the swamp, no matter which party patrols its murky waters.
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John McCain's (R-Ariz.) call for the military to do more patrols in those waters.
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There is a heavy police presence on the square, with armored vehicles making regular patrols.
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Apple has approved an app that tracks the location of police patrols in Hong Kong.
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These are the areas where China has been building islands, installing runways and running patrols.
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The UK is also building a new ballistic missile sub to contribute to deterrence patrols.
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The naval base in Bahrain runs patrols to keep Iran from choking off oil routes.
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The unit conducts surveillance patrols and reports anything unusual to other branches of the military.
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So far, China has responded to U.S. patrols by shadowing them and issuing verbal warnings.
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Turkey and Russia will begin carrying out joint patrols along the highway on March 15.
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At gaps in the steel fence, there are hidden cameras and sensors to alert patrols.
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Turkey and Russia also agreed to conduct joint patrols in this area, starting March 15.
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China claims almost all the South China Sea and strongly protests American military patrols there.
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But with a scout dog team leading the way, most patrols were successful or uneventful.
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Other patrols have taken took place in several cities, while others were stopped by police.
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He called on the police to step up patrols after the attacks in New Zealand.
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Shortly after, El Salvador announced that it would implement "border patrols" to combat illegal immigration.
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Local patrols are organized to monitor poachers, helping preserve biodiversity to encourage an ecotourism trade.
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In the future, though, they'll likely find other tasks, including package delivery and security patrols.
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Carter did not say specifically where in the South China Sea the patrols took place.
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Citizen patrols have been organized, vigilante style, to walk the streets and push them out.
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The EU needs the support of all 27 member countries to restart the maritime patrols.
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Various options are being discussed, including possible joint patrols in Idlib, a Turkish official said.
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Previous attacks against security forces have mainly been ambushes on Kenyan army or police patrols.
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Manbij is near an area where Turkish and U.S. troops began joint patrols last month.
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Two weeks ago, Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines held joint naval patrols in southern waters.
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Hungary swiftly built a razor wire fence and fortified it with police and army patrols.
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This encirclement made ground patrols perilous and in some places rendered resupply by road impossible.
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Male officers repeatedly showed me their genitalia while on patrols and car-pooling to work.
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The department increased patrols in and around the park and the nearby schools, including Barnard.
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In 2013, police officers were sent to walk patrols in the neighborhood for 12 hours.
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There has been an increase in military patrols too, the report added, without giving specifics.
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And, cops will continue to make extra patrols in the neighborhoods where the players live.
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Yeah, I mean, when I got to know him best is when we'd done the patrols and he allowed us to go to a lock-up in Walthamstow where they kept all the flyers and banners for when they went on the patrols or protests.
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Those histories shape how law enforcement, from street patrols to FBI directors, perceive threats in America.
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Millions more endure surveillance by facial-recognition cameras, smartphone scanners and police patrols at every turn.
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U.S. Navy ships have also carried out freedom of navigation patrols in the area, angering China.
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He describes harbor patrols and train yard guards who harassed him and his fellow hobo voyagers.
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His department is running extra patrols near the site and six others, which are fenced in.
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Officers need thermal-imaging cameras for night-time patrols, and vehicles that can go off-road.
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When border patrols and police were not enough to contain the influx, the country took action.
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However, WWF declined to answer questions about its ongoing support for the park's anti-poaching patrols.
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The government tried to slow us down: Some states doubled the size of their highway patrols.
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To avoid security patrols, they took turns performing guard duty on the roof of the hangar.
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China has repeatedly carried out what it calls "island encirclement patrols" in the past few years.
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Opposition politicians have criticized the reluctance of Finland's right-wing government to condemn the militia patrols.
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The United States maintains its maritime patrols in the area are to protect freedom of navigation.
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Israel runs patrols along the same frontier, sends up drones and is constantly bolstering its defenses.
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He has directed extra patrols and asked for a Department of Public Safety review of campus.
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Local authorities use so-called predictive algorithms to set police patrols, prison sentences and probation rules.
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China has repeatedly carried out what it calls "island encirclement patrols" in the past few years.
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Young conscripts act as patrols and spend one year serving in the army along the frontier.
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The United States wants to see more migration patrols along the 200km-wide southern Mexican isthmus.
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Farmers who warned them of patrols ahead, then let the men draw water from their wells.
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Air and naval patrols, to monitor Iranian vessels and hoover up their communications, will have increased.
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Meanwhile, the U.S. had continued to assert its right to conduct naval patrols in the area.
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In Los Angeles, this means that police follow patrols based on computer-forecast crime hot-spots.
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They're also built to make the most of the time police inevitably spend idling on patrols.
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Areas of co-operation are expected to include work on cyber security, training and maritime patrols.
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Thieves are raiding private gardens; some residents have begun organising patrols to frighten the thieves away.
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We're told cops have upped patrols in the area and are still looking for the guy.
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In contrast, Russia's accident-prone missile submarines rarely conduct their "deterrence patrols" far from their docks.
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Israel's Operation "Blue Shield" will involve undercover police, special patrols, motorcycle officers, sniffer dogs and helicopters.
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He said the patrols should be "irregular" so that their pattern can't be anticipated by terrorists.
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The compromise discussion in Brussels did not discuss military aspects of the role of air patrols.
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They attack hilltop posts and target patrols inside Arsal with car bombs, said General al-Dik.
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The Emiratis, who play second fiddle to the Saudis, are said to have stopped their patrols.
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Russia and Turkey will carry out coordinated patrols and drones will also take part, Cavusoglu said.
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Libyan naval and coastguard patrols intercepted three separate boats carrying more than 450 migrants, officials said.
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They'd increased patrols around places of worship in the city after Sri Lanka's Easter Sunday attacks.
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It has expertise in building IEDs, which have taken a heavy toll on Egyptian security patrols.
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Those include joint military exercises, coordinating cyberdefense strategy and joint patrols of the central Mediterranean Sea.
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The police have increased patrols in the area and are gathering information from witnesses and victims.
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Both sides have increased military exercises near the border and naval patrols in the Baltic Sea.
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Russian warplanes have buzzed several United States Navy ships and flown patrols that skirt territorial waters.
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Under the Indo-Pacific Strategy, Washington has stepped up naval patrols in the South China Sea.
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Britain First organizes "Christian patrols" and "invades" mosques trying to intimidate those who attend religious services.
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The United States has angered China with freedom of navigation patrols close to Chinese-controlled islands.
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Neither of these unfortunate incidents should be considered grounds for ending police patrols in public housing.
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India would help improve Maldives' security through joint patrols as well as aerial surveillance, officials said.
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NATO's patrols in the Aegean would focus on "collecting information and conducting monitoring," Mr. Stoltenberg said.
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Local forces man checkpoints on the outskirts of Sirte and carry out patrols to the south.
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The ostensible reason for the joint patrols was to help resolve issues related to Chinese tourists.
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American ships have stepped up patrols in the South China Sea to assert freedom of navigation.
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"There's not much work in Adair County," said Shawnna Roach, a tribal marshal who patrols here.
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Residents are still on the hook for stopgap safety measures, like new alarms and building patrols.
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The agency added patrols over the weekend to warn people to stay out of the water.
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Gelambong said he handled the small stuff; payoffs to the police, military patrols and local chiefs.
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The police sent more patrols to the neighborhood; they arrested 86 people and confiscated 19 firearms.
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If they returned shortly, we saddled up for another night of patrols to detect Chinese incursions.
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Now the Brazilian Army is bolstering patrols along highways and rivers, bracing for even more arrivals.
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"Joint patrols will start soon," Turkish Defense Minister Hulusi Akar said on Tuesday evening, without elaborating.
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In 2013, Chicago police touted the expansion of foot patrols in the city's most dangerous neighborhoods.
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The Pentagon has urged Australia to join it on such patrols, but the government has resisted.
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Russia also maintains independent "peacekeeping patrols" in Rojava in areas of operation shared with US forces.
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The police have also vowed to step up patrols of local Jewish institutions, Ms. Adler said.
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And there is more: the pernicious improvised bombs the Taliban hide to attack convoys and patrols.
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The naval patrols were held at the invitation of the Philippine government, the US embassy said.
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Past patrols within 15 nautical miles of China's artificial islands have drawn sharp rebuke from Beijing.
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In recent years, Russia's Northern Fleet has built up its strength and increased submarine patrols tenfold.
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The patrols will operate until the end of September and maybe for longer, Slovenian police said.
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A South Korean military official told Reuters the military would begin area patrols and install fences.
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In certain neighborhoods — where the protests took place last year — the military regularly patrols the perimeter.
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In 2017, Border Patrol agents arrested 310,531 people at checkpoints and roving patrols across the country.
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Beijing takes issue with U.S. naval patrols in the area, claiming America's presence there violates China's sovereignty.
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In the city center of Kazan, police and military patrols are posted about every 500 meters (yards).
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The Los Angeles Police Department tweeted a similar message, advising high visibility patrols at places of worship.
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Off China's shores, warships and aircraft designed to protect submarines can now be spotted conducting regular patrols.
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The camp is fenced, equipped with CCTV cameras and guarded by military patrols, the crisis center said.
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Patrols rush back inside the gates and snipers hunch over their rifle scopes, scanning the eastern approaches.
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After a recent spate of such shooting parties, the police blanketed the district with patrols and roadblocks.
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The Pentagon has now increased air patrols in the region and plans to continue that, he said.
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Tapia is wiry strong but his uniform still sags and he patrols the outfield on tapered legs.
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China has been angered by what it views as provocative US military patrols close to the islands.
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Mrs Merkel believes that Turkey can help by disrupting people-smuggling networks and stepping up coastal patrols.
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But they have not set up coordinated naval patrols, with navies operating in their own territorial waters.
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In July, Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic said police and soldiers would form joint patrols to guard borders.
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Transit authorities in Washington also indicated, via tweet, that they would step up precautionary patrols Tuesday morning.
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"It's a destabilizing uncertainty," he said when asked about the impact of possible Chinese jet fighter patrols.
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Airport officials have also involved city police, who will be doing increased patrols in the offending area.
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I wondered whether I'd be able to handle the marathon patrols, the starvation, and the military structure.
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Then in July, a federal judge found him in criminal contempt for continuing his patrols targeting immigrants.
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The Guard will do security patrols and help evacuate residents, Hawaii Adjutant General Arthur "Joe" Logan said.
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Icy conditions are responsible for the deaths of at least five people, according to state highway patrols.
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Instead, he argued, the patrols date from a period when the ultra-Orthodox were already politically ascendant.
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Army and police units will also begin joint patrols around the city, according to the national police.
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The government said it has bolstered patrols on the Bulgarian-Turkish border following the unfolding developments there.
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Once the Kurdish forces are removed, Russia and Turkey will conduct joint military patrols along the border.
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Police said in a press release at the time that patrols heard gunshots around 4:85033 a.m.
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He said it was a result of increased patrols and the cooperation of multiple law enforcement agencies.
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Police from York region north of Toronto had also contacted him to say patrols were being increased.
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Patrols of soldiers in the cities in places likely to draw crowds were so much window-dressing.
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Along with the cost of patrols, and building transit areas, the wall cost Hungary about $1.1 billion.
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The U.S. has also increased naval patrols through the Taiwan Strait in recent months, further irritating China.
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Philosophy patrols the border, trying to understand how we got there and to conceptualize our next move.
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Thus his call on Tuesday for patrols of Muslim neighborhoods, perhaps the ultimate step in ethnic profiling.
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Additional combat air patrols have been sent to the area in order to protect the ground forces.
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Police will continue with patrols to ensure that vendors did not return to the streets, he said.
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All the while rockets were somehow mysteriously being fired at American convoys and patrols in each war.
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Meanwhile, Brad Stevens, the Celtics coach, patrols the sidelines in front of us, shouting at his players.
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The deal establishes a security corridor and joint patrols along a key east-west highway in Idlib.
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We're told there will be extra patrols outside the courthouse due to worries about rival gang members.
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It includes naval patrols and surveillance on the Mediterranean, where most migrants try to cross into Europe.
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FARC rebels attacked police stations and military posts, ambushed security patrols, hijacked airplanes, and carried out assassinations.
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As the patrols converge on uneven ground, an Estonian soldier trips and accidentally discharges his assault rifle.
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Chinese navy ships have also participated in international anti-piracy patrols off Somalia's coast since late 2008.
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Critics, for instance, have faulted the previous administration for not conducting more frequent freedom of navigation patrols.
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Police in New York City have kicked off a new series of patrols focused on social distancing.
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The fleet patrols the Persian Gulf and is a military counterweight to Iran, the region's Shiite power.
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The patrols come after a new threat against the Al Noor mosque emerged this week, media reported.
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Trumpian common sense MORE (D) has deployed additional police patrols to several Jewish neighborhoods in Brooklyn. Sen.
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One of Mattie's first impressions of Cogburn, who patrols the territory out of Fort Smith, is harsh.
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Trump refused to give in to pressure, and freedom of navigation patrols has dramatically increased in response.
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Soon we were conducting patrols outside Bearcat's jungle perimeter, searching for the Vietcong and their weapon caches.
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"The ideal would be a combination of electronics, daily air patrols, and a lookout," Mr. Kresek said.
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The authorities have increased police patrols in ultra-Orthodox neighborhoods and bolstered security at synagogues and yeshivas.
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The department does routine Homeland Security Patrols on critical infrastructure throughout the city and that will continue.
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The patrols became a central point of the racial-profiling lawsuit against Mr. Arpaio and his deputies.
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Beijing has cast Washington&aposs patrols as a threat to its sovereignty and regional peace and security.
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Police are stepping up patrols and online monitoring in a "show of force" ahead of Friday's rally.
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"The missiles of China are pointed at the American expeditions," he said, referring to its naval patrols.
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The unnamed officials explained that the 29 patrols were conducted by the task force as a whole.
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Obama said the United States planned to continue such patrols in the name of freedom of navigation.
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Last year Serbia deployed joint military and police patrols to patrol its borders between Bulgaria and Macedonia.
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State police in Massachusetts said they would increase frequency of patrols around mosques and other religious institutions.
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To determine the likelihood of an avalanche, patrols will study the snowpack's layers by digging snow pits.
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China has been angered by what it views as provocative U.S. military patrols close to the islands.
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New York City's police department said on Friday it was stepping up patrols in heavily Jewish neighborhoods.
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In Vietnam, Iraq and Afghanistan, I have been on hundreds of patrols and operations with our grunts.
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It is protected by thermal cameras, 22008-hour dog patrols and an electrified, wrought-iron perimeter fence.
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It added that patrols "on the margins" of the law create risks for the safety of migrants.
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The government is also considering using troops currently deployed on anti-terrorism patrols to protect public buildings.
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It evokes an evil child's image of how to smuggle a human under the eyes of border patrols.
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Aside from increased naval patrols, the United States is also prepared to build up its Navy, Bolton continued.
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The patrols have also prompted a counter-movement, with Facebook communities hoping to avert confrontations on the streets.
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He was convicted of criminal contempt for ignoring a federal judge's order to stop traffic patrols targeting immigrants.
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Residents say police have increased patrols in Zimbabwe's cities, where the MDC enjoys more support, since last week.
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A security guard patrols outside the closed Disneyland-Paris entertainment park on November 15, 2015 in Paris, France.
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"The only people that have motorbikes here are them because they use them for patrols," the builder said.
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But despite these efforts, says Gray, law enforcement patrols can't keep pace with poachers and stop the slaughter.
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The US also conducted joint patrols and shared intelligence with the Turkish military as part of that arrangement.
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The group had done 29 patrols in the previous six months without contact with militants, Pentagon officials said.
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In the 1990s, organizers recalled, skinheads harassed the camp, leading to the formation of safety patrols that year.
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Their governments have tightened visa requirements, increased deportations and beefed up coast-guard patrols to intercept smugglers' vessels.
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Informed by the data, "predictive policing" patrols will give additional attention to these "hot" areas during the shift.
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The city has maintained a high state of security alert since then, with military patrols a regular occurrence.
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Beijing does still get irritated about U.S. navy "freedom of navigation" patrols there, which have continued under Trump.
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Joint patrols would involve ships from the three navies patrolling together and crossing into each other's territorial waters.
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The 15-year-old boys have started going on night patrols with the other men in the community.
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Constant foot patrols and surveillance have reduced poaching, and relations with the local community appear to be improving.
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China insists regular patrols in the region are its right and intended to protect national security and sovereignty.
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Hua said the United States was pushing "groundless worries" about freedom of navigation to carry out such patrols.
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Still, I kept my watch on that hilltop, and the crew kept up their patrols and supply runs.
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With one big exception - he also patrols a sprawling Cambodian forest and shows villagers how to protect it.
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Beijing has been angered by air and sea patrols the United States has conducted near islands China claims.
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But India, which has never carried out joint patrols with another country, said there were no such plans.
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The reported shooting on Tuesday appeared to be the first such incident since the patrols started last month.
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PACOM is planning to conduct two or three patrols over the next few months, according to the Journal.
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China's announcement of military exercises and patrols as a response to the ruling had been expected by analysts.
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At first, the Bulgarian authorities turned a blind eye to the vigilante patrols and even encouraged their activities.
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Metro is adding additional patrols Tuesday morning after suicide bombers struck a subway station and airport in Brussels.
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"That's a different way of thinking than doing small-unit patrols in some valley in Afghanistan," he said.
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And he shifted priorities from summons quotas and radio car patrols to shoe-leather crime prevention and enforcement.
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The Pentagon has said the attack happened in an area where multiple patrols had gone before without incident.
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The party, which conducts "Christian patrols" and invades British mosques, saw its social-media profile soar during Brexit.
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After the shooting, the Savannah State University Twitter account announced new campus security measures including increased police patrols.
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Hughes' murder, in conjunction with the Updeh Cutz shootout, increased the Los Angeles Police Department's patrols in Watts.
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Community meetings were held, security patrols set up, and cameras recorded cars going in and out of neighborhoods.
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Beautiful frescoes line the inside and outside of the sanctuary and a fuzzy monastery cat patrols the grounds.
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The added security, along with increased sea patrols by Western navies, brought the pirate frenzy to a halt.
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After other American patrols there, the Taliban dotted the ridge with possible antipersonnel mines and improvised explosive devices.
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He's joking: The Israeli military patrols the sea off the Gaza Strip as closely as the land border.
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Ankara has been given more time to rein in rebels undermining the patrols, the Russian defense ministry said.
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They now cite patrols like the one on Sunday as justification for the installation of defensive weaponry there.
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The Indian Navy patrols the waters around the island, trying to make sure no outsiders ever reach it.
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The Sheriff's Department has also canceled the vacations of deputies in order to increase the number of patrols.
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Ronald Reagan, California banned open carry in response to armed patrols by members of the Black Panther Party.
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He also called for more Navy ships to conduct counternarcotics patrols despite being repeatedly told to back down.
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The three-man patrols approach people who sneeze or cough and recommend that they visit a hospital, Znak.
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Second, local police departments don't have the necessary resources to increase their presence and patrols in our communities.
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International antipiracy patrols on the crucial trade route had calmed such attacks, which once numbered in the hundreds.
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The authorities have boosted police patrols in ultra-Orthodox neighborhoods and bolstered security at area synagogues and yeshivas.
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By late summer or early fall, he said they should be able to staff their own neighborhood patrols.
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Removing these resources after only a short time has proved to be ineffective; incidents return as patrols leave.
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Police said they would deploy crowd control patrols on Tuesday and urged marchers on Wednesday to remain peaceful.
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The NYPD is stepping up patrols in and around the park and at the nearby schools, including Barnard.
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The Emmy-winning documentary series follows police officers in the course of their patrols live, broadcasting their encounters.
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He intended to fix that, just as he intended to remain with Second Squad for its next patrols.
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For example, we conducted a pilot program of police officer foot patrols, which was evaluated by Temple University.
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Our sources say routine police patrols will remain and cops will respond to vandalism calls ... but that's it.
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There are growing concerns about the safety of the building, which now has fire patrols day and night.
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The patrols have angered Beijing, with a senior Chinese official in July warning the practice may end in "disaster".
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Security sources said the government was considering using troops currently used on anti-terrorism patrols to protect public buildings.
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The three Baltic states do not operate their own fighter aircraft and rely on their NATO allies for patrols.
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MOA is the fourth group to stop patrols for migrants trying the deadly Mediterranean crossing in the past month.
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Groups of self-proclaimed patriots have launched regular patrols and marches, saying they want to protect locals from immigrants.
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With the sound isolated, and the location data the sensors provide, it's much easier for the patrols to respond.
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China has repeatedly denied doing so and has in turn criticized U.S. patrols and exercises for ramping up tensions.
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Joint naval patrols continue, as does co-operation in Mindanao; and America still has five bases on Philippine soil.
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Japan has already offered to supply the Philippines with aircraft that will help bolster patrols over the disputed sea.
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" The documents further explain that the groups "operate under the guise of citizen patrols supporting [Customs and Border Protection].
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Jeffrey also spoke shortly after Erdogan and Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a wide-ranging agreement, including joint patrols.
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Last month Italian and Slovenian police started joint border patrols in order to curb the flow of illegal migrants.
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US and Turkish troops have reportedly conducted joint patrols of Manbij at times in an effort to ease tensions.
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Despite the threats, only one exercise - joint patrols inside the Philippines' 12-mile territorial waters - has been officially canceled.
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Last month, Nigeria and Equatorial Guinea agreed to establish combined patrols to bolster security in the Gulf of Guinea.
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He could spot patrols, flag down vehicles for rides, even navigate the hidden trails carved into the lush countryside.
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Two patrols containing British soldiers searched the jungle in vain for guerrilla camps before they were extracted by helicopter.
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Cover: A Sri Lankan police officer patrols out side a mosque in Colombo, Sri Lanka, Wednesday, April 24, 2019.
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Several US troops had to be quickly moved, and US jet patrols over northern Syria have been beefed up.
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This includes stepped-up patrols of America's advanced, sub-hunting P-8 Poseidon planes out of Singapore and Japan.
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Local authorities said security has been enhanced in France's third-largest city, including with more police and military patrols.
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Another 213 contemplating suicide were talked down by the police patrols who diligently comb America's most famous suicide site.
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U.S. officials say the Navy is carrying out more aggressive patrols in the region, sailing close to disputed features.
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It has drafted in the military, built early warning towers and organized patrols to monitor the burning, he said.
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Several others are committed to small standing patrols, which leaves just a handful of vessels to respond to emergencies.
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A Drug Enforcement Administration officer patrols outside of a medical clinic in Little Rock, Arkansas, on May 20, 2015.
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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei said such patrols seriously harmed China's security, and repeated a demand they stop.
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But Beijing has been involved in a diplomatic spat with Washington over ship and aircraft patrols in the region.
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Just 350 miles lack a vehicle barrier or fence, but they are monitored with remote technology, lights, and patrols.
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Failure to track people coming into Europe and coordinate patrols of Europe's external borders is also a major issue.
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Security has ramped up, with extra police patrols on and off campus and 24-hour video monitoring, he said.
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The Panthers used that loophole to monitor police patrols in black neighborhoods to ensure no black person was mistreated.
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Arpaio is accused of violating a court order in a racial profiling case by continuing patrols that targeted immigrants.
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He promised to boost police patrols and triple the number of detectives as crime became a greater voter concern.
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In recent years that anger has caused protests and even some attacks on army patrols in traditionally Sunni cities.
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Separately, defence officials from Vietnam and the Philippines will meet to discuss joint patrols of the South China Sea.
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Security forces launched a hunt for the attackers, setting up dozens of checkpoints and patrols on the desert road.
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Even better, during the Bush and Obama administrations, spending on border patrols went from $22019 billion to $3.8 billion.
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China has been angered recently by U.S. naval patrols near islands that China claims in the South China Sea.
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In April, the two countries conducted joint patrols in the disputed waters and said there were plans for more.
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From yesteryear's slave patrols to today's response to unnecessary 911 calls, the police rush in to protect white space.
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It opposes naval and aerial patrols by the U.S. and its allies as American interference in an Asian problem.
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As the influence of such elders eroded in modernizing communities, some, like Kafr Qasim, organized their own security patrols.
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These patrols represented the most aggressive Russian actions to date, and their farthest power projection since the Cold War.
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Besides conducting joint patrols, the Philippines, Indonesia and Malaysia have also agreed to pool intelligence and tackle militant financing.
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At night, a watch crew patrols the farm with a security detail to ensure the safety of the horses.
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The company will be conducting aerial patrols and visual inspections of the leak site along the way, Reuters reports.
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He complained that the Israeli military had stepped up patrols of the southern barrier since the Tel Aviv shootings.
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Australia on Tuesday announced it would buy six U.S. Triton remotely piloted aircraft to beef up its maritime patrols.
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Such air patrols would become "a regular practice" in the future, Xinhua reported an air force spokesman as saying.
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The extra security precautions will augment more typical measures such as intensified police patrols and blocking off crowded streets.
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The patrols began on Friday and are being conducted mainly by special operations forces, a US official told CNN.
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If the authorities chase the militants south, they risk letting up on patrols in the northern part of Mali.
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A seemingly routine event on February 8th—food-hygiene patrols targeted at illegal street vendors—triggered hours of rioting.
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Welling stated that he had conducted border patrols with his group in the past, but they are not regular.
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It is easy to imagine, for instance, that China could respond with force to joint American-Japanese naval patrols.
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But securing territory — generally with constant patrols and ground intelligence — is necessary to prevent safe havens from being created.
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And with that, you see patrols and a readiness from whites to question any African Americans they don't recognize.
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They will not be used for routine police patrols, unlawful surveillance or to enforce traffic laws, the officials said.
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During the day, between patrols, we were a group of boys who missed home but reveled in our solidarity.
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Rosie has cameras facing in four separate directions, providing a 360-degree view, and patrols the area 24/7.
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City police officers respond to complaints about fraternities in coordination with the campus police, sometimes with patrols on bicycles.
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The neighborhood — which has its own taxing authority, private roads and security patrols — sets many of its own rules.
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I spotted two of these conducting routine patrols before my last stop on this day trip: the Kentucky Club.
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In 1982, the year Perechú started the soccer club, the civil defense patrols, or local militias, were formed nationwide.
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Among the proposals are joint naval patrols in the South China Sea, an idea India has so far rejected.
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Erdogan said on Wednesday the patrols would be at a depth of 7 km (4 miles) in Syrian territory.
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U.S. District Judge Murray Snow in 2011 found that Arpaio's traffic patrols targeted Latinos and ordered him to stop.
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During the height of the last round of attacks, a coalition of foreign navies increased patrols along Somalia's coastline.
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They would also be required to record housing patrols, the transportation of prisoners and interactions with emotionally disturbed people.
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Police are providing extra patrols around the home of a Massachusetts woman who won the $758.7 million Powerball prize.
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Silvester says the biogas will be used to cook food in a kitchen for the conservancy's anti-poaching patrols.
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Mr. Trump has complained that the country pays "zero compensation" for American patrols of shipping lanes in the region.
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Authorities launched a search effort that included ski patrols, police, emergency responders and rescue dogs, the sheriff's office said.
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Some wondered if there could be moles in Ibama's ranks that could have tipped loggers off about their patrols.
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But this year, the poachers work openly during the day, some wearing balaclavas, apparently undeterred by desultory government patrols.
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Beijing also voiced its opposition to patrols by a U.S. aircraft carrier strike group in the South China Sea.
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The Defence White Paper said Chinese patrols in waters and skies near Japanese territory are "a national security concern".
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Gunduribadi's patrols say they are protecting benefits that are key to the future survival and wellbeing of the community.
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He said the department was conducting patrols, but there had been no reported confrontations in person or by telephone.
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"It's like police patrols in the street checking a car to make sure it wasn't stolen," a spokesman said.
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With just Gonzalo and 24-hour armored-police patrols in the neighborhood, the extent of the decay is striking.
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The unit patrols Venezuela dressed in black, with the identities of its members concealed by balaclavas covering their faces.
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Before deciding to open a slope, resort ski patrols use explosives to release loose snow and test the snowpack.
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They needed a "high-speed female" to go on combat patrols and missions with them — and I was selected.
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Trumpian common sense MORE (D) announced Friday that the NYPD would step up patrols in multiple heavily Jewish neighborhoods.
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"We look very carefully who comes and who doesn't," he said, referring to those allowed to participate in the patrols.
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They wind up in a burned out building, and are almost immediately surrounded by a gang that patrols the neighborhood.
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He dispatched most of the city's 2,850 police officers—including many previously dedicated to office-work—on 12-hour patrols.
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In addition to patrols on foot, bike, car and ATV, the Counter Assault Strike Team will be out in force.
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U.S. officials said this week that they had not seen formal requests from the Philippines to stop the joint patrols.
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THE Los Angeles Sheriff's Department patrols 4,000 square miles, oversees the largest jail system in America—and is in trouble.
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Indeed, US officials have recently noticed Russian-backed patrols around Manbij, a city to the west, perhaps testing the waters.
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Shining in the night sky behind her is the iconic bat signal, as she patrols the gloomy streets of Gotham.
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The Pentagon said there have been 29 other routine patrols in the last six months without any contact with militants.
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But he explained that the Russian patrols into SDF territory have been increasing, and he described the trend as "troubling."
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The Mexican navy patrols areas where vaquitas are found, while airforce surveillance helps to spot illegal fishing boats, he said.
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Beyond enhancing air and sea patrols, the countries' security agencies need to coordinate better and act faster on shared intelligence.
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The only thing Duterte had ruled out were joint patrols beyond the Philippines' 12-nautical mile territorial waters, Yasay said.
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He posted several screenshots that he theorized were regular jogging routes, patrols, and locations of forward operating bases in Afghanistan.
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These patrols are not the infrequent exercises of the past, but now near-constant deployments, shadowing foreign warships as well.
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The Islamic Center of Passaic County had received eight telephone threats, prompting police to assign extra patrols to the area.
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This month, the chairman of the U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee criticized Obama for delaying further freedom of navigation patrols.
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It's not unheard of for American citizens and immigrants with legal status to be detained during these kinds of patrols.
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The CDN has attacked hotels where CAIET forces have stayed in Nuevo Laredo and have ambushed many of their patrols.
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Arpaio is facing criminal contempt charges after allegedly violating a judge's order to halt immigration patrols accused of racial profiling.
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Tunisia's security forces are on a campaign against Islamist militants who have targeted military checkpoints and patrols in outlying areas.
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But it will no longer deploy ships, instead relying on air patrols and closer coordination with Libya, the diplomats said.
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I spent the 2015 trip watching with binoculars, just trying to learn where the patrols went and at what times.
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The grappling hook comes in handiest when traversing the ruins, allowing Nate to get above enemy patrols or across gangways.
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Authorities inspected areas close to the epicenter by helicopter and police patrols but no deaths or serious injuries were reported.
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Every few weeks guerrillas ambush Indian patrols, and every few weeks a suspected infiltrator or militant is killed in return.
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Syrian Kurdish residents have protested during the patrols against the deal under which Turkish troops are entering the border region.
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Europe and NATO have increased patrols, and the Italian Coast Guard and Navy have done their best to rescue people.
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Independent American military analysts see the increased Russian submarine patrols as a legitimate challenge to the United States and NATO.
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Sheriff Kyle Kirchmeier of Morton County said his officers would increase their patrols and their visibility around the demonstration itself.
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As a result of alleged poaching by North Korean fisherman, the Japanese Coast Guard increased its patrols of the area.
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Sheriff Arpaio has acknowledged violating the order to stop the immigration patrols, but insists that his disobedience was not intentional.
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From the beginning, pre-Rajneesh Antelopians have complained of the Rajneesh patrols watching them and their houses and photographing them.
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U.S. military officials say this will help in future operations, including joint patrols across the Indian Ocean and the Pacific.
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Of the presidential candidates, Ted Cruz took the harshest domestic position after the Brussels attacks, urging patrols of Muslim neighborhoods.
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Crisis counselors and additional School Police patrols will be at the school on Monday to support our students and staff.
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" So he threw his weight behind Cruz, who called for police patrols in American Muslim neighborhoods "before they become radicalized.
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He recalls unpredictability; nights of grueling patrols, days without sleep, and the untimely passing of fellow soldiers he considered brothers.
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In reality, though, they came from navy border patrols; a taste of harsh reality washed ashore in a resort town.
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He patrols his Dallas neighborhood and promotes the benefits of legal gun ownership to people who, like himself, are black.
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But Mr. Mattis said American troops had previously gone on many training patrols in that area without encountering hostile fire.
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"The Milky Way was above and God Himself was shielding us from the Coast Guard and Navy patrols," he wrote.
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American military vehicles usually fly flags on what they call de-escalation patrols through the city and province of Manbij.
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The hardened troops — who sometimes spent up to 20033 days out on patrols — were immediately wary of the boy, though.
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Cover: A police officer patrols at a cordon near a mosque in central Christchurch, New Zealand, Friday, March 15, 2019.
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LONDON — She organized "Christian patrols," marched with crosses through heavily Muslim neighborhoods and accosted veiled women to rail against Islam.
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Drivers now take routes hundreds of miles away from water points and go through mined areas to avoid military patrols.
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Andrew Cuomo said Wednesday he has directed the state police to increase patrols in Orthodox Jewish neighborhoods around New York.
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A 3,000-strong police force patrols the network, including undercover officers, with 1,500 arrests made in the past three years.
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Besides improving leak detection, the company must enhance patrols and remediate any pipeline in unstable land areas before resuming operations.
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However, India and the Maldives are still conducting joint patrols in the islands' exclusive economic zone every month, Mohamed said.
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West Berliners gather at the Berlin Wall in August 1961 while an East German soldier patrols on the other side.
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Her son now patrols the family ranch in a flak jacket and operates a new drone they bought for surveillance.
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There have been calls for tighter boating regulations and increased lake patrols, and Log Bay Day itself is now endangered.
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China's coastguard also carries out regular patrols there, he told a daily news briefing, without directly mentioning the Natuna Islands.
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"Ballie patrols your home to keep you safe," Sebastian Seung, Samsung's chief research scientist, told an audience in Las Vegas.
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A drug bazaar operated nearby until the police started regular foot patrols in the area and bright lights were added.
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Ten years ago this month, the Army's 21625th Mountain Division locked Mahmoudiya down with 2900,220006 troops running roadblocks and patrols.
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After Spain stepped up naval patrols about 15 years ago, fewer ships carrying African migrants have attempted the perilous journey.
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The NYPD increased patrols at media locations in the city and other potential areas, a spokesman for the department said.
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Emirati authorities have expanded coastguard patrols and are monitoring ships and their documentation more carefully, said two UAE-based sources.
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Passengers and their baggage will be checked on arrival and there will be increased patrols of armed police and military.
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One of them, Muzaffar, said that the soldiers had been enraged by young people who throw rocks at their patrols.
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In the 1990s, traders just needed to give the border patrols on both sides of the river a small bribe.
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Nearly 1,000 civilians and soldiers have died and joint Turkey-Russia military patrols have yet to quell outbreaks of violence.
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Turkey supports only limited NATO reinforcements, concerned about breaking international rules limiting the scale of patrols in the Black Sea.
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Regular patrols may do little to deter crime, but Inspector Hines said they often provided intelligence essential to his investigations.
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The infantry was facing issues running combat patrols because the local women were hiding intelligence, weapons and high-value targets.
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Trumpian common sense MORE (D) has said police patrols will be increased in Brooklyn neighborhoods with significant Orthodox Jewish populations.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Joint military land patrols by Turkish and U.S. forces in northeast Syria are planned to start on Sept.
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Many of them, work — and behave — as if they are "citizen patrols" supporting the work of the CBP at the border.
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Patrols have been set up in the area by national park and conservation agency staff, but they admit resources are limited.
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A rumored choice for heading the Department of Homeland Security, David Clarke, has proposed setting up patrols to target Muslim neighborhoods.
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Image: National ArchivesIn August 288, the USS Abner Read struck a Japanese naval mine while conducting patrols in the Bering Sea.
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Local divers and river patrols say their branch of the Euphrates is far shallower than it was this time last year.
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Many shops, petrol stations, and businesses closed, with few people and vehicles on streets in sensitive areas, except for troop patrols.
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Procedures for the patrols in the Sulu and Celebes seas would be worked out at a follow-up meeting, she said.
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Hume has said he needs to sell horn to afford spiraling security costs which include armed patrols, helicopters and electric fencing.
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"You go there in the pretence of challenging them?" he said of the U.S. patrols that began under the Obama administration.
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Indonesia, the Philippines and Malaysia have agreed to undertake coordinated patrols in the Sulu Sea, but these have yet to begin.
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To address it he said he's working with the state and municipal police to establish 12 hour shifts of security patrols.
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"Rumors that ICE plans to engage in patrols or enforcement operations at polling locations are false," an ICE spokesperson told ProPublica.
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American special forces also go on joint patrols with the army in Niger, and France conducts extensive operations across the Sahel.
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Its owner had taken to the bush on a motor bike - without lights to avoid detection - to check for military patrols.
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The military patrols were introduced nationwide following the January 7, 2015 attacks on satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo and a kosher supermarket.
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Last year the army started issuing new C-19 rifles to 5,000 Canadian Rangers, a reserve unit that patrols the Arctic.
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Moreover the boat has been out on only two patrols: the government says it cannot afford the fuel to do more.
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India has increased naval patrols and raised security on Delhi's metro network, reflecting concerns that Pakistan might sponsor retaliatory terrorist attacks.
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In terms of the history of policing, Yes it is common knowledge that policing has a history connected with slave patrols.
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In April 2014, he traveled to Nevada with firearms and other gunmen, providing security for Bundy and organizing patrols, prosecutors said.
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Attacks dramatically subsided after several foreign navies, including from the EU and China, began regular anti-piracy patrols in the area.
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The Unites States has in recent months increased the frequency of patrols through the strategic Taiwan Strait despite opposition from China.
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Arpaio, 85, was convicted last month of criminal contempt for ignoring a federal judge's order to stop traffic patrols targeting immigrants.
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The United States is sure to invoke the findings of the court in its future patrols of the South China Sea.
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Real talk, Luke: Your guts are literally spilling out of your belly, your glasses are broken, and there are patrols everywhere.
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Still, the idea of joining the United States in patrols in the region was a long shot, the Indian officer said.
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The two sides are expected to increase coordinated patrols in the Bay of Bengal that help the two navies operate together.
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Border Patrol agents warned visitors to keep the dirt road clear for their patrols and not pass anything through the fence.
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"Regular patrols through this area are being added both during the day and overnight, including during open lot hours," Morgan writes.
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Police in mid-June increased patrols there and plan to install a mobile command center, which will also offer social services.
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A suave French general, Jean Baillaud, talks to the troops and to Congolese officers about the state of defences and patrols.
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Highly visible patrols armed with handguns as well as semi-automatic rifles and tasers will be stationed around the capital's landmarks.
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Macron condemned reports of looting and vowed to restore order by deploying 2,000 security personnel to street patrols on St. Martin.
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The naval patrols were agreed on during a meeting in Washington in January between the defense departments of the two countries.
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But it's not clear, beyond a powerful symbol of Western solidarity to protect Europe's borders, what purpose these patrols really have.
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The U.S. and Turkish militaries have begun training for joint patrols in the northern Syrian city of Manbij, Mattis said Monday.
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Before carbon credits there were 12 rangers hired from local villages; now the 85-strong force patrols a much larger area.
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Field rations vary from thirty-six hundred calories for ordinary soldiers to six thousand for Army rangers or Arctic ski patrols.
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Freeman patrols the streets of Huntington in her minivan, handing out food while urging women to take shelter for the night.
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European forces are involved in everything from anti-piracy patrols off Somalia to training for soldiers in the Central African Republic.
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These volunteer patrols functioned like neighborhood watch groups, mostly cracking down on young men speeding, blasting music and harassing teenage girls.
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Later, he helped form the Minuteman Civil Defense Corps, which stepped into the national spotlight in 2005 with its border patrols.
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Out on patrols, whenever military commanders on either side object to their presence, the monitors turn and leave, no questions asked.
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Military bases, checkpoints and patrols dot the area, along with various Syrian armed groups, some of whom mix among the refugees.
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So far no injuries have been reported, though the police said anti-clown patrols had been increased in some areas. Prof.
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Looting became a problem several days ago as evacuations began, leading authorities to beef up patrols in neighborhoods, he said Sunday.
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All four officers belonged to the Police Department's Conditions Unit, a neighborhood-based troubleshooting division, and have been reassigned to patrols.
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Some soldiers have even given Dogon and Bambara militiamen official passes to get through checkpoints, and been on patrols with them.
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Australia is considering running freedom-of-navigation patrols of the South China Sea from here, according to the American State Department.
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Naval patrols and foreign deals can go only so far; in time the EU will have to integrate its asylum policies.
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But a combination of maritime patrols, stronger Somali security forces and better security protocols by mariners mean attacks are now rare.
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As a result, gun battles between criminal factions and assaults on police and military patrols are breaking out nearly every day.
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But under the Pentagon's often incoherent counterinsurgency doctrine he was serving time as a provisional grunt, and going out on patrols.
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The 1863 "Ordinance to establish patrols for the police of slaves in the Parish of St. Landry" is an early example.
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It can be worn by Copwatch activists on neighborhood street patrols to watch police during protests to ensure they behave properly.
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Since then, he said, the police have increased patrols in the area and the mosque is considering hiring private security workers.
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These are supposed to include immediate search operations for missing women and children, and more police patrols in high-risk areas.
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That means that when Cruz calls for patrols of Muslim neighborhoods, he's giving authoritarian voters the kind of politics they crave.
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Prime Minister Édouard Philippe promised an extra 1,800 troops would be put on patrols with a special focus on Christmas markets.
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But guards with the private security firm that patrols the Walmart property said there were no plans to evict the evacuees.
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Some readers have most likely walked patrols in Southeast Asia and encountered Viet Cong booby traps made with dud American submunitions.
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Even with residents like Ms. Guy taking on shifts for subminimum wages, the patrols cost residents about 200,000 pounds a year.
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The company said patrols and other surveillance were increased and that almost four million gallons of stolen fuel had been recovered.
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He aged quickly in combat, venturing out on night patrols where they used flamethrowers to incinerate enemy troops hidden in caves.
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Trumpian common sense MORE (D) has said the New York Police Department will increase patrols in several largely Jewish Brooklyn neighborhoods.
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L.A.P.D. helicopters do not generally fly under those conditions because officers need to be able to see while doing air patrols.
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But the Trump administration, apparently wary of angering Beijing, recently decided to suspend patrols of islands and reefs claimed by China.
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Croock's first tech innovation was to blanket a handful of suburbs with cameras and integrate video analytics into private security patrols.
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Now, he has served in the San Diego Police Department for four years and patrols the streets of the Central Division.
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The officials added that Turkish-backed rebels in the area regularly fire on these patrols and US forces occasionally return fire.
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Beijing has stepped up its pressure on Taiwan, including sending regular Chinese bomber patrols around the island, since Tsai took office.
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Indonesia had stepped up air and sea patrols in the area and summoned China's ambassador over the appearance of the ships.
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Despite stepped-up patrols, more than 22019,239 people successfully crossed in small vessels, up from fewer than 0003 the year before.
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After subsequent anti-Semitic incidents, including the stabbings in Monsey, the department has also stepped up patrols in some Brooklyn neighborhoods.
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Indonesia had stepped up air and sea patrols in the area and summoned China's ambassador over the appearance of the ships.
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The measures on the table include more border trade, tourism and even joint military patrols to boost trust, said the source.
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The Colorado Department of Transportation will do what it can to reduce avalanche hazards and ski patrols will be on alert.
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The latest incident was one of the deadliest since attempts became scarcer when Spain stepped up patrols in the mid-2000s.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter said the Navy would continue to operate in the region despite China's condemnation of the patrols.
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On Monday, Mr. Syverud announced a series of measures to increase security on campus, including doubling the number of safety patrols.
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On Monday, Mr. Syverud announced a series of measures to increase security on campus, including doubling the number of safety patrols.
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Patrols roam the cities along the border, so most illegal trading takes place under the cover of night in quiet villages.
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Two mounted officers with the city's Parks Department, which also patrols the park, approached and said they heard he was retiring.
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In the streets, I saw regular police patrols, mobile police stations resembling food trucks and officers asking Uighur men for identification.
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Some of the soldiers were calling certain patrols suicide missions; one griped to him about taking what he considered unnecessary risks.
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The crumbling palace currently relies on 24-hour fire patrols to prevent a catastrophic blaze caused by its antiquated electrical systems.
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In recent months, China has increased patrols by military aircraft near Taiwan, including bombers that have flown circles around the island.
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Twenty six similar patrols had taken place in the area in the past six months without enemy contact, the Pentagon said.
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After intensive negotiations, Turkey and the United States have also set up a joint operation center and conducted joint helicopter patrols.
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