She rages and weeps through September, she rages and weeps through October, she rages and weeps into November.
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Trump rages publicly at Kim, but, then, he rages at everyone, from his staff to Meryl Streep.
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On one side the left rages for complete openness and on the other the right rages for the same.
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But the current of progress—teeming with color and radiance, with a belief in a more equitable world—rages and rages.
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She had a few rages in those teenage early years.
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But for now, the battle for our skies rages on.
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Kesha's contentious legal battle with producer Dr. Luke rages on.
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While the war rages elsewhere, the small Bedouin community at
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Within Nigerian Islam, a debate rages between modernisers and obscurantists.
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Wade Abortion debate rages on ahead of Kavanaugh's confirmation hearing.
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Meanwhile, the debate over concussions and other head injuries rages.
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Fighting still rages, especially around the contested city of Aleppo.
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Meanwhile, a battle for control of the firm rages on.
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That same debate about security versus privacy rages on today.
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As we speak, the war rages on in several countries.
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Beneath rages unseen abuse and new forms of sexual exploitation.
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A bushfire rages at an average speed of 22.53kph [14mph].
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Ten years into Mexico's drug war, the violence in Acapulco rages on Ten years into Mexico's drug war, the violence in Acapulco rages on This article appeared in the November issue of VICE magazine.
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Debate rages in GOP over $203 billion in cuts: The House Budget Committee's $1.1 trillion budget resolution faces an uncertain future as infighting rages in the GOP over $203 billion in mandatory spending cuts.
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They're both the center of the hurricane that rages around them.
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The debate over MOOCs rages on: will they replace continuing education?
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Google's battle against inappropriate content on its video platform rages on.
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But if you pull back the curtain, the civil war rages.
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Debate rages over what has gone wrong and what to do.
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The macroeconomic concerns are real, but the bull market rages onward.
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He was also prone to jealous rages that often turned violent.
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Outside the gates of the planned community Herot Hall, war rages.
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Fire and Fury will fuel his red-faced rages for months.
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He suffered hallucinations and delusions that sent him into explosive rages.
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Finally, the debate rages on the moral dilemma of creating superintelligence.
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The debate rages everywhere—in parenting groups, online, in advice columns.
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Retailers' battle to win a greater share of consumers rages on.
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Among the delicate flora and ornate dresses, a war quietly rages.
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The Prohibition era teemed with lurid anecdotes about murderous drunken rages.
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But fire rages there, spreading rapidly, and bodies litter the ground.
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Some industries are expecting steep losses as the outbreak rages on.
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She rages against a form that identifies "victim's race" as white.
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Australia's historic fire season, enhanced by a warming climate, still rages.
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After a viral video, the debate rages at Western Michigan University.
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On that subject the debate rages hot around the aluminum market.
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We may have won this battle, but the war rages on.
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And an unresolved historical debate still rages over whether Reagan miscalculated.
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But, my boyfriend says, the rages weren't always the worst thing.
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But for my fiancé, the rages weren't always the worst thing.
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Syrian children deal with "toxic stress" as the civil war rages on Syrian children deal with "toxic stress" as the civil war rages on This segment originally aired March 15, 2017 on VICE News Tonight on HBO.
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It started a debate that rages on: what is a "fake" song?
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Taleb rages at policymaking "clerks" and journalists-insiders … paternalistic semi-intellectual experts.
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And now the battle for urban housing affordability rages on these streets.
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As an epidemic rages and matures, the wave of new addictions dwindles.
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We live in a time where ideological noise rages all around us.
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"People, you can't keep giving him attention," Contreras rages in Vote Loki.
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A fire rages in Bobin, 350 kilometres north of Sydney on Nov.
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Meanwhile, the debate over the U.S. southern border rages on in Washington.
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His mother took her rages out on Jesse, the oldest of three.
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Even decades after you became a Hornet pilot, the debate rages on.
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Go deeper: "Wildfire season" in the West now rages all year long
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And today, in the golden age of television, the stereotype rages on.
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The debate about the soaring cost of education in America rages on.
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As the debate rages in Sweden — is Mr. Dylan's behavior simple rudeness?
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In South Sudan, the civil war that erupted in 2013 rages still.
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He responded by seeking sole custody himself ... and the battle rages on.
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As the fire rages, The New York Times has become ground zero.
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As the debate over standing vs sitting rages on, a hero emerges.
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Stocks are once again getting creamed as a volatile week rages on.
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The other enemy Mr Salvini rages against is more likely to fight back.
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While the left rages about immigration, President Trump is touting the booming economy.
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Six people are dead as fire rages around the city of Redding, California.
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But for everyone else, the eternal question of Uber or Lyft rages on.
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He said Urban was an addict and an alcoholic, prone to terrifying rages.
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But federal law prohibits federal employees from striking as the shutdown rages on.
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Debate rages about the wisdom of accelerating children out of their age group.
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Michael's friend Greganti, meanwhile, also struggled – particularly with treatment for his blackout rages.
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While this debate rages in the West, Huawei goes from strength to strength.
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A judge dismissed Kesha's abuse claims in 2016, but the lawsuit rages on.
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He charms and bullies, holds forth and rages, occupying physical and psychic space.
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Among radiologists, the debate about the risk of cancer from diagnostic CTs rages.
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Younger sister Arya rages against the system with sword skills and a grimace.
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As the opioid epidemic rages, lessons from the 1980s should not be forgotten.
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"He's my son - nothing on him can be small!" the groom's father rages.
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While the U.S. gun rights debate rages, women see their weapons as empowering.
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The battle royale to be the biggest game in the world rages on.
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Meanwhile, the controversy over President Trump's condolence call to Johnson's widow rages on.
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Meanwhile, the fight over the future leadership of the Democratic Party rages on.
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The fight, though, rages on—and shows, really, no signs of slowing down.
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A Wutbürger rages against a new train station and tilts against wind turbines.
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It rages for my daughters, whom I fight to shield from these injustices.
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His conflicts of interest generate little attention, his tweet-rages hardly a blink.
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A deadly locust plague in Africa rages on, threatening millions with food scarcity.
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The debate rages, though it never should have begun in the first place.
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Meanwhile, fighting rages in Idlib Province, the last major insurgent stronghold in Syria.
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New Horizons relaunches old debate But the debate about Pluto's status rages on.
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Did Carl, a heart surgeon prone to abusive rages, do it on purpose?
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We are simply beneficiaries of their good graces, and prisoners of their rages.
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The Hill's Morning Report - Giuliani subpoenaed as Trump rages against Schiff, whistleblower MORE.
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Bach's vexations, his rages, his blind spots, even his hatreds, are our own.
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The fighting rages on in the Syrian rebel-held enclave of Eastern Ghouta.
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Fighting still rages in the countryside around it, where Al Abed's family lived.
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Frank Bruni Donald Trump's riches, rages and romance with Russia all demand scrutiny.
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But as the war rages on the UN report strikes a pessimistic note.
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The controversy over football players kneeling during the U.S. national anthem rages on.
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All the while, the fight over the regulation of web traffic rages on.
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In places like New York City, the political debate over congestion pricing rages.
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The feud between Teen Mom 2's Jenelle Evans and Kailyn Lowry rages on.
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Tor rolled out a workaround for the block, but the censorship battle rages on.
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The humanitarian crisis is expected to worsen as fighting rages on across the country.
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Mayla Miraflor has a vehicle loaded and ready to flee if Mayon rages unchecked.
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Piracy rages: One 2016 estimate placed losses from stolen content at $2 billion industrywide.
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A home burns as the Camp fire rages through Paradise, California, on Nov. 8.
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But when he loses, he rages like child sent to his room without supper.
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The president blames supposedly obstinate Senate Democrats, against whom he regularly rages on Twitter.
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Although Adblock Plus's latest workaround has been quashed, the hacking war still rages on.
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Then Reliance Jio, an upstart telecoms firm, started a price war, which rages on.
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But the broader war rages on -- and the odds aren't exactly in Republicans' favor.
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A debate rages about when and how to include autistic children in mainstream classes.
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And so on and so forth rages the fiery debate from the locker room.
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It's also designed specifically to withstand any of Fid(o/a)'s playful rages.
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As for Luther, with his rages and sweats, does he seem a good candidate?
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USA-WILDFIRES Monster wildfire in California rages on after killing two firefighters REDDING, CALIFORNIA.
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Forty years later, the debate still rages: Should Yoni have fired at the sentry?
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More than 80,000 people have been evacuated as a fire rages in Southern California.
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The bloody civil war in Syria rages on, as does the conflict in Yemen.
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The movie rages on into college and adult life, with my self-consciousness expanding.
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She rages against the gap in studio time between female and male visual artists.
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As our current opioid crisis rages on, it's taking some unexpected twists and turns.
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The push and pull between biographical readings and formalist readings of artwork rages on.
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Sentiments like those were sending me into quiet rages on the subway all afternoon.
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The debate rages on today as we analyze the values applied to selfie art.
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She followed any game he wanted to play and took his rages in stride.
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As President Trump's trade war with China rages on, few have emerged as winners.
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But as the war rages on, their chance of pursuing an education looks bleak.
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Meanwhile the war in Afghanistan between US-Afghan forces and the Taliban rages on.
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And as the war rages on outside, he starts, almost imperceptibly, to grow up.
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While the political fight rages on, the effects on workers are already very real.
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Uygur rages against the cable news establishment on the latest episode of Recode Media.
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But it also reflects the overall matter of income inequality that rages within Amazon.
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The war rages ... with Shaquille O'Neal throwing even MORE shade at his Big Baller nemesis.
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RELATED: The Gorsuch filibuster debate rages in Senate Democrats are experiencing such a consequence now.
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But while that culture war rages, significant changes in access to contraception attract less attention.
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The net neutrality fight rages on, and now tech's big lobbying group is signing on.
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President Donald Trump rages against the first Republican to call for impeachment proceedings against him.
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Flames consume a home on Via Arroyo as the Thomas fire rages in Ventura, Calif.
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The war between the Justice League and DC archvillain Darkseid, introduced in Invasion, rages on.
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Philip rages against the "snobbery and prejudice" of the "dreaded mustaches," or Elizabeth's trusted secretaries.
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And, we visit a place where malaria rages while a cure literally grows on trees.
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The final shot of episode 1 features a huge, symmetrical mansion where a party rages.
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The plot thickens as the lengthy feud between Donald Trump and Vanity Fair rages on.
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It cringes, pines and rages, safe in the knowledge that things will, inevitably, get better.
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But as crisis is abated on one front of Trump's trade wars, another rages on.
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And still the echo of history rages to the fore, its howl demanding stronger countermeasures.
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And all the while, the conflict that has claimed more than 300,000 lives rages on.
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Or Trump spokesman Sean Spicer rages across the screen in the form of Melissa McCarthy.
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I knew it and they knew I knew it, and this battle rages on today.
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As modern forum chatter will attest, the great American nudist dick debate still rages on.
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Trump's comments come as the fight in the Senate over the transition rages on. Sen.
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You know, today the pro-life movement won a battle, but the war rages on.
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Meanwhile, Syria's civil war rages on and new conflicts emerge within it, attracting fresh recruits.
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About 4,500 truck drivers lost their jobs in August as the trucking 'bloodbath' rages on
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Her father reveals that her mother had violent rages and was subsequently diagnosed as bipolar.
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Markets have continued to impress throughout November as the so-called Trump rally rages on.
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In this case, the desert landscape becomes a wrathful blizzard, as the battle rages on.
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A meme-filled debate over the proper name rages in a Navajo Taco Facebook group.
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It is far from the only outlet for remedy, as the opioid epidemic rages on.
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This distinction could prove of some interest to Mr. Trump as the current conflict rages.
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In another they jeer as a bonfire rages in the wake of their impromptu parade.
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He's constantly complaining, going into rages about the [Russia] investigation, about disloyalty among his aides.
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Nearly 16 years after the international intervention toppled the Taliban government, war rages in Afghanistan.
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But as the retail apocalypse rages on, discount stores like Ross are winning over shoppers.
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"They have absolutely no soul," he rages, after viewing one gullible couple's junk-filled home.
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The United States has imposed sanctions on Russia, while our trade war with China rages on.
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As the tech wreck rages on, one top technician says Oracle could rise above the carnage.
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As it rages, officials have been forced to relocate thousands of evacuees for a second time.
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Flames consume a home on Via Arroyo as a wildfire rages in Ventura, California, on Dec.
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Where things stand: While the war rages on and the death toll climbs, Washington is divided.
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The real estate news comes as Kesha's legal battle with longtime producer Dr. Luke rages on.
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The debate still rages today — despite evidence that, if anything, Facebook tends to favor conservative sources.
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The debate rages on There is currently a ban on the international trade in rhino horn.
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Now, as the stock market rages higher, consumer staples and utilities stocks are being left behind.
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As long as the civil war within Labour rages on, the stronger the Conservative government grows.
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The e-commerce battle to get consumers what they want, when they want it, rages on.
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Clinton rages on, and this battle royale hasn't lost one bit of its bitterness or rancor.
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The baffling internet debate about whether no really means no rages on today, for some reason.
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Looks like this one will continue to attract thousands of comments as the debate rages on.
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And all the while, the civil war that has claimed more than 300,000 lives rages on.
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Voting for repeal will hamstring not just these states but myriad others were the epidemic rages.
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He rages against the Chinese, whom he accuses of inventing global warming to destroy American industry.
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It follows a policeman investigating a village rampant with a mysterious disease linked to murderous rages.
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From cafes to Facebook a debate rages on whether Kerrey is fit to head the university.
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This is impossible while fighting rages and Syrian and allied forces control security on the ground.
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And it was true that his rages had been a revelation when they were first married.
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But Jonathan, though not physically violent, would still fly into rages, and eventually he left her.
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The epidemic rages on, globally, yet much of the urgency of earlier activism has been lost.
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But at home he could break into screaming rages, terrorizing his wife with unhinged, thrashing fits.
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But if the storm is a hurricane that rages on for years, it can also break.
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The Civil War rages for most of his book, and Grant proves an exemplary military narrator.
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The abortion debate rages on, but the voices of those who've actually had abortions are ignored.
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By doing so, they kicked off a North American arms race that rages to this day.
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He rages and veers, spreading ugliness, like an oil slick smothering everything in its viscous mantle.
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Business Insider has heard similar accusations from former employees who say they personally experienced Winkler's rages.
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As the debate over Section 153 rages on, that's something we ought to keep in mind.
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Under fire, Trump rages, rails and frequently doubles down on his convictions and even his fictions.
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Caroline had grown terrified of his rages; she hadn't realized he was slowly going mad again.
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As the U.S.-China trade fight rages, major stock markets across the globe have fluctuated wildly.
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A fire rages in Bobin, a small town about 29 miles from Sydney, on Nov. 212.
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That decline could signal a weakening U.S. consumer as the trade war with China rages on.
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Now they live a quiet life in America while the doping scandal they disclosed rages on.
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But Hausa may be of little use in Borno state, where the insurgency of Boko Haram rages.
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Debate still rages over how to supervise banks; America's Republicans are eager to ease post-crisis rules.
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Flames consume a home on Via Arroyo as a wildfire rages in Ventura, CA on Tuesday, Dec.
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Set to some kind of pastiche Rocky training montage song, the battle rages for several tense minutes.
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Medical personnel evacuate patients as the Feather River Hospital burns while the Camp fire rages through Paradise.
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A forest fire rages in the vicinity of Kalamos, 20 miles east of Athens, on Aug. 13.
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The Trump campaign wants to retain supporters, and find new ones, as the president rages against impeachment.
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Lear expects to have his own way, and his temper rages when he does not get it.
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As Rosie O'Donnell and Donald Trump feud rages on, O'Donnell has quite the support system backing her.
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Now, while national debate over immigration rages, many in this city have settled for a reluctant truce.
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Even as the battle of the wonks rages on, the fight for public opinion seems largely over.
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The battle over what to do about America&aposs broken immigration system rages on, as you know.
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Meanwhile, the war between the two entities known as Medical Mechanica and Fraternity rages across the galaxy.
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The man with his finger on The Button flies into terrifying rages at the merest perceived insult.
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As the epidemic rages on, finding ways to effectively navigate this public health emergency remains a challenge.
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Read more: As Trump rages about corruption, his State Department has proposed drastically cutting its anticorruption program
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Yet Bernie rages on, risking deeper divisions within the party and lowering Clinton's favorability numbers even further.
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Latin America's No. 3 economy is mired in recession while inflation rages at more than 50 percent.
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Though Ms. Krause's Jane rages when frustrated, the movie vacillates in illustrating the extent of her condition.
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Can it constrain a president who openly admires authoritarians abroad and rages against constraints on his power?
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The political mysteries in Steavenson's novel could be gripping, but the form-versus-content battle rages throughout.
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France: Johnny Hallyday, "The French Elvis," died in 2017 but the battle over his will rages on.
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But the once "most violent rivalry" in all of sports still rages in a heated political climate.
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Macbeth rages against sound and fury signifying nothing, and this production knows whereof its title character speaks.
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Over 90 percent of workers receiving hourly rages over $32.21 have some form of paid sick leave.
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Even as the war rages, he has repeatedly claimed victory, prompting outrage by some over exaggerated proclamations.
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Canary Islands More than 1.323,000 people have been evacuated as a wildfire rages in the Canary Islands.
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Debate rages about the role of radiation, air pollution and chemicals in our food, clothes and water.
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While the debate rages on, Ferguson believes the tide has turned against linking video games to violence.
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Under Rawblood's roof, Mary Villarca flies into rages and stabs out her own eyes with a poker.
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Yet it also highlights the difficulties of bringing justice to a weak state in which conflict rages.
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So what's with the growing paranoia and sudden mood swings and tendency to fly into jealous rages?
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For one: The debate over whether violent media can make people violent rages on to this day.
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The rages would be almost incomprehensible to an outsider—I'm hard pressed to explain them to myself. . . .
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In Europe, debate rages over whether to join the United States and those allies in excluding Huawei.
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Given the harsh persecution which rages in many parts of the word, that is not a trivial entitlement.
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Manuel Torres Félix (right) was a Sinaloa Cartel capo known as 'The Crazy One' for his violent rages.
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Meanwhile, disinformation campaigns are fueling conspiracy theories about the Parkland shooting and the malicious cryptojacking trend rages on.
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Fighting there rages on between the armed forces and jihadists who are holed up in its Old City.
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As the Kincade Fire rages on in northern California, one firefighter went the extra mile to protect evacuees.
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As the legal battle over Lula da Silva's case rages, efforts to impeach the President have gained momentum.
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A fire rages as men wearing yellow vests protest rising fuel prices on the Champs-Élysées on Nov.
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"I'm the one who makes her eat generic cereal so I can support us," Frances rages to Robert.
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Debate rages over the effectiveness of QE—some see it as little more than forward guidance in disguise.
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He is pro-peace, but he rages from the left against the establishment to which Mr Santos belongs.
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As the trade war between the world's largest economies rages on, your savings are likely taking a hit.
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And debate rages still over whether she is a victim or an enabler of the poorly behaved Trump.
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Nicole Curtis's battle for her toddler rages on after a peaceful meeting with her ex just last week.
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The opioid epidemic also rages on, and there, too, CDC's monitoring programs make it a critically important player.
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But debate about it still rages on the internet in China, and even occasionally surfaces in mainstream publications.
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Meanwhile, an investigation into whether the Trump campaign colluded with Russia to win the 2016 election rages on.
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Trump said he was halting all peace talks with the Taliban, as the war in Afghanistan rages on.
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The Syrian capital has enjoyed relative security in recent years even as the multi-sided conflict rages on.
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Dozens of Syrian civilians have been killed as fighting rages in what was once the country's industrial center.
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As the debate over kids and screen time rages on, Amazon offers up a happy medium of sorts.
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Unsurprisingly, experts say that many of them are bound to avoid such care as the outbreak rages on.
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If there is a reckoning coming, it is in the distance, and for now, the battle rages on.
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Other states have adjusted their election schedules as the coronavirus pandemic rages across the country, paralyzing normal activity.
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Short-time working compensation is a measure the government hopes will avoid layoffs as the coronavirus epidemic rages.
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He wears a sleeveless shirt and rages, yells, rapes his sister-in-law and hits his wife, Stella.
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As political infighting rages between the country's president, Jacob Zuma, and opposition parties, investors are proceeding with caution.
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Meanwhile, since 2015, al Qaeda has targeted various sites in Yemen as the civil war there rages on.
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Elsewhere in the global food market, Bernstein said processors like Tyson will benefit as African Swine Fever rages.
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A current debate rages on over minimizing the taking one's life, fueled by the Netflix drama 21925 Reasons Why.
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The tech war rages on The fight between the United States and China is about much more than tariffs.
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And yet a debate rages on: Are the polka-dotted tops hats or actually a part of Toad's head?
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As the gun debate rages on, several organizations and foundations have developed warning signs to identify possible mass shooters.
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The "milk or cereal first" debate forever rages on, but the soggy cereal dilemma is much easier to solve.
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South Sudan: Millions of South Sudanese have fled to Uganda and other surrounding nations as a civil war rages.
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It's a debate that rages until this day, and now this docuseries is an important part of the conversation.
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Photo: GettyThe holiday season might almost be over, but at Trump Organization headquarters, the War on Christmas rages on.
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He is at once thin-skinned and unembarrassable, a combination that explains most of his Twitter rages and boasting.
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While the debate still rages on about whether a hot dog is a sandwich, Finland may have the solution.
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The debate appears to be as old as the Internet, and it rages on with the same intensity today.
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Sinead O'Connor told police Prince was a violent man who flew into drug-fueled rages against women, including herself.
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RELATED: Sanders calls GOP health care bill 'destructive' and 'irresponsible' It rages against corporations and identifies several specific bogeymen.
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As ever, the WAGS' eternal battle between wives and girlfriends rages on – as does the women's fear of infidelity.
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Civil war rages in multiple countries, ISIS' tentacles spread across the region, and millions of refugees flock to Europe.
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" Mr Springsteen's stance, rages Mr Forest, "shows the value he places on the women and children of our state.
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The war between Airbnb and the hotel industry rages on, and it's reaching new lows here in New York.
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As the healthcare debate rages on, mothers-to-be are at a huge risk of slipping through the cracks.
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As the debate surrounding federally guaranteed paid leave rages on, private institutions have been left to their own devices.
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He was sour, depressive, stingy, a grudge-holder, given to rages in which he practically foamed at the mouth.
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Eight years after the onset of the financial crisis and Great Recession, the Wall Street reform debate rages on.
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The back and forth over whether Taylor Swift can perform her hits at the Amercian Music Awards rages on.
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The book unfolds a destabilized history in which President Kennedy is still alive and the Vietnam War rages on.
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According to an update released by Cal Fire, 18,000 structures are still threatened as the Thomas Fire rages on.
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It's just the latest issue FedEx has seen in China as its trade war with the US rages on.
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He's had trouble forming relationships, was prone to alcoholic rages pre-medication, and finds himself obsessing over homeless encampments.
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The longer the conflict on the Arabian Peninsula rages, the more the Houthis will deepen their partnership with Tehran.
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Recession fears have risen recently amid warnings from the bond market while the U.S.-China trade war rages on.
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Across all three, Jamison's journalistic battle between sentiment and detachment rages on, sometimes resulting in texture, sometimes in tedium.
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Companies from Wuhan to Silicon Valley have altered how and where they do business as the virus rages on.
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The Australian Open is getting underway in Melbourne, as a record-breaking season of Australian bush fires rages on.
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Instead, it is an immediate way to empower youth while the longer-term struggle for societal change rages on.
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The epidemic still rages in many parts of the country, including New York City and all over the world.
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As he rages in the storm, Lear-like, howling about poisonous fake news, he is spewing poisonous fake news.
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As the discussion rages on, keep in mind the following five facts about gun ownership in this country. 1.
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And though more than $1 billion has been raised or pledged, controversy rages over how to restore the roof.
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Yet even as Trump rages publicly on Twitter, union workers in Kansas City are still waiting for a response.
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She rages, calls Machado names, throws things at her — shoes, a suitcase — forces her to barricade herself in a bathroom.
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As for the real meaning of the clumsy metaphor to describe it—the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI)—debate rages.
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A fire rages as men wearing yellow vests protest against rising fuel prices on the Champs-Élysées avenue on Nov.
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The big picture: But even as the gas imbroglio rages, investors have been content to buy or hold Mexican assets.
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As I bow, lowering my head, I am reminded that the world is much greater than my own momentary rages.
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Hildreth described in vivid detail the experiences she had living with Grate, trying to avoid his violent and abusive rages.
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Rose starts running around the impossibly expansive apartment sobbing, while her academic father Abe Weissman (Monk himself, Tony Shalhoub) rages.
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Heart disease is the leading cause of death in America, but the debate over what exactly causes it rages on.
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This lethal mix of domestic violence and easy access to guns is a quiet crisis that rages in our country.
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As the online debate rages on over Disney's decision to fire director James Gunn from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.
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While the debate on the legality, and ethicality, of this ban rages on, children around the world continue to suffer.
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We will continue to update this story as the storm rages on and as you share more experiences with us.
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But Trump's tweets are most valuable as a record of his inner life: his obsessions, his rages, his guilty conscience.
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Her guide and nemesis, a rivetingly sadistic Mother Superior (Melissa Leo), rages at the novices because God has deserted her.
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As the debate rages on publicly, refugees like Salimullah continue to live in fear as they encounter more local hostility.
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A battle rages between the baby boomers who run the party and the millennials who are the strongest Democratic partisans.
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A battle between Airbnb and policymakers rages on as voters head to the polls in New Jersey's second largest city.
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California's secession movement will get a second try as the state's "war" against the Trump administration rages on several fronts.
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"You're not a real Chicagoan if you put that red slop on your encased meats," rages the Chicago Dog loyalist.
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Kohl&aposs, the Midwestern-based department store chain, is struggling to find its footing as the retail apocalypse rages on.
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It lies in the soul of the anti-Christian, anti-nationalist movement that rages as a contagion in the West.
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The Senate is out for the holiday, but the debate over its health care bill rages on in the states.
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The so-called "War on Terror" doesn't make news headlines like it used to, but the military campaign rages on.
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As the U.S. heroin crisis rages, the Mexican army is taking its war on opium into the poppy fields themselves.
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And the politicized fight over how tech companies should regulate these messages — including the president's social-media posts — rages on.
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As the trigger warning debate rages on, I am tempted to step back and rethink this strange genre of document.
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The war with Boko Haram still rages, with suicide bombers pulling off regular attacks and militants conducting increasingly complex operations.
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The longer disagreement rages, the more likely it is that Silicon Valley defines a mainstream view that could shape rules.
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Poll Watch As the coronavirus rages, Americans' views of President Trump have risen slightly to reach record highs, polls show.
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Trump rages about impeachment on Twitter moments after the White House press secretary says he will be 'working all day'
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The CEO search is taking place as a board battle rages over former CEO Travis Kalanick's future with the company.
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The latest outbreak, in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), has thus far killed nearly 2000,2114 people and rages on.
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Inexplicably church leaders have shown callous indifference to the suffering of children and the vulnerable and the fire rages on.
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An endless debate rages on across technological society: What are you supposed to say at the end of your email?
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The debate about the value of an Master of Fine Arts degree rages on in the art and literary worlds.
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As the New Cold War rages on, we can expect more sarcastic banter between American and Chinese technology and communications companies.
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Syrian American Medical Society (SAMS) is a US-based relief organization providing medical care in Syria as the civil war rages.
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U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods are hurting an unintended target as the trade war rages, an International Monetary Fund study found.
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As the robocall crisis rages on, state attorneys general and a dozen major telecoms finally decided to do something about it.
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In one episode, a willful act of destruction rages to the tune of "I Don't Like Mondays" by The Boomtown Rats.
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But as the trip rages on, it's clear that Heidi isn't totally taking this trip for herself...she's looking for something.
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Stephen Belafonte says his family is doing "amazing" as his legal battle with estranged wife Melanie "Mel B" Brown rages on.
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Gest sued Minnelli for $10 million, alleging that she beat him so badly during alcoholic rages that he suffered permanent injuries.
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He was prone to dancing rages that put one biographer in mind of the protagonist of "Rumplestiltskin", a children's fairy tale.
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Not in the south of the country, Mindanao, where Duterte's from, and where war still rages with insurgents of several stripes.
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As the "RyanCare" battle rages in House of Representatives, many are questioning why so many conservatives find the Speaker's approach noxious.
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But as he rages against Mississippi's woeful education system, he knows these blights demand bigger tools than a mayor can wield.
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Fentanyl is being smuggled across our southern border and it is killing scores of Americans as the opioid epidemic rages on.
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As the fight against "fake meat" rages on in the U.S., Silicon Valley-based Impossible Foods is expanding beyond the country.
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Meanwhile, mortgage rages are hovering around three-year lows — below 22019 percent — keeping prospective buyers in the market despite the headwinds.
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A debate rages in the White House and halls of Congress about how much funding to dedicate to the opioid epidemic.
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California inferno rages on More than 83,000 acres have been burned as firefighters struggle to contain simultaneous wildfires in Southern California.
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Having worked nonstop since the age of 19833, she has earned a rest, but even at 94, the ambition rages on.
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Dozens of Syrian civilians have been killed as fighting rages in _________, a divided city that was once the country's industrial center.
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While Chuck rages and schemes and punishes himself, Bobby coolly blocks and counterpunches, and ruthlessly leverages whatever advantage he can get.
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Even in 2018, with all that has been done to improve human rights advocacy worldwide, the death penalty debate rages on.
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It is about a Washington establishment which will not listen to the cries of its citizenry — and the battle rages on.
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In "As Students Return to School, Debate About the Amount of Homework Rages," Christine Hauser writes: How much homework is enough?
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While the battle over "best" rages on, an even more important conversation is being lost: the impact of all the rest.
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The significance of these protections has become increasingly clear as the health and economic crisis caused by the pandemic rages on.
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As the debate rages on, one thing is certain — the city is sinking fast and something needs to be done immediately.
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A president who rages like King Lear on the heath because an op-ed in The Times was mean to him.
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In either case, the "Great Westmoreland Debate" rages on, with the general often serving as the vessel of our Vietnam sins.
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However, with the last part of Syria still held by insurgents shrinking as the fighting rages on, Khodr has stayed put.
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In Durango, Arreola's brother-in-law found a copy of a 1991 police report detailing one of her ex-partner's rages.
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Her current husband was beset by sudden rages because of a Vicodin addiction that he kept hidden from her for months.
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Getty, meanwhile, rages about his "feckless progeny," especially compared to those bearing the names of other industrial titans, like Joe Kennedy.
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But the reality is far more nuanced, and debate rages about which jobs will be automated, at what scale and where.
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While debate rages about how to fight climate change, the impacts that rising temperatures have already locked in are getting worse.
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It has become a hot topic this election as debate rages over the controversial offshore detention camps where Australia holds migrants.
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Debate rages still over who threw the first punch or the first bottle, but that night the gay community fought back.
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He's likely feeling pressure to perform: The trade war with China rages on, while a potential deal with Japan remains on ice.
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As the drama rages on between Ronnie Ortiz-Magro and Jen Harley, the Jersey Shore star is thinking about their baby daughter.
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And while the party establishment still formally supports him, as the abortion debate rages across the country, the cracks are starting show.
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During the Gala, she said her kids were on the top of her mind as the Getty Fire rages on in California.
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Officials have also closed the 405 freeway in both directions, as the fire rages in the hills along the Getty Center exit.
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SINGAPORE — As Pokémon fever rages on around the globe, one nail artist has pledged to finish all 22016 of the original Pokémon.
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Australia is calling for calm as the trade war between Washington and Beijing rages on, appearing like there's no end in sight.
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Being home as the fire still rages is less terrifying now that I know what it takes to pack up and leave.
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Even as Andrés Manuel López Obrador rages against other indignities of modern Mexican life, he dare not criticise Donald Trump too harshly.
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"So, while the Waymo-Uber battle rages on, the traditional automakers and suppliers could be the ones winning the war," Rajkumar said.
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The camera pans into the ambulance once again and a shirtless Levi is straddling a shirtless Nico while the storm rages outside.
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Jawad wants to see his family in coastal Latakia, but will not return while the war rages for fear of being drafted.
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As the debate over the fate of ObamaCare rages on Capitol Hill, few groups have more at stake than the nation's Hispanics.
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Here, the camera catches an explosion thought to be a mortar hitting a building, a reminder that fighting rages only meters away.
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It's a real picture of golfers on a course in Washington state playing a round while a massive wildfire rages behind them.
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The NFL preseason begins this week but the heated national anthem debate taking place throughout the league and the nation rages on.
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That feeling of being totally cocooned in an impossibly soft, exceptionally warm fabric while the weather rages outside is truly bar none.
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If the court battle rages on for months, as expected, the temporary signs will be replaced with more permanent markers, Gediman said.
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As the opioid epidemic rages on, there is hope that this is one issue where bipartisan consensus may no longer be elusive.
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Users say the effect of a good high is clarity and euphoria, and a bad high can cause hallucinations or uncontrollable rages.
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More than a week after Hurricane Dorian pummeled the Bahamas and parts of the East Coast, a debate rages on: Over Alabama.
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While he muses on the unalterable truth, a vicious war rages around him, precisely because the truth of the past is inaccessible.
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Even as the so-called retail apocalypse rages, discount stores like Dollar Tree have continued to thrive thanks to loyal bargain shoppers.
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After a brief seven-hour pause as Friday night ends, the festival rages on continuously through the wee hours of Monday morning.
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But her daughter had been forced to evacuate her home as the Woolsey Fire, which still rages west of Los Angeles, approached.
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The Washington DNR is brainstorming with other agencies what fighting fire may look like in a world where Covid-19 still rages.
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Up the mountains I drove, to a lookout over Rogue Gorge, where the Upper Rogue River rages through narrow walls of lava.
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As the opioid epidemic rages on, two million Americans are abusing prescription pain relievers, and an additional 6900,2628 are addicted to heroin.
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Read more >> An endless debate rages on across technological society: What are you supposed to say at the end of your email?
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"This is America!" a Trump supporter rages desperately into the line of protesters, after one of them forces his phone camera down.
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My mother regularly summoned me to talk him down from irrational rages or peel him off the floor following his latest tumble.
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In the book's memoir sections, she writes candidly of her father's rages, the hidden death of an infant sister, her eating disorder.
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She called her marriage a "continuous horror story" and accused him of "unprovoked rages and destruction" and threatening to kill her family.
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Go deeper: Trump rages against fake everything Reality check: Trump is pushing fake news on the migrant caravan Trump's torch-it-all strategy
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The debate over whether James Bond should be a female character rages on with former Bond girl Eva Green opposed to the idea.
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She has a few belongings, and freezes as he points his blaster, which he then lowers as the battle rages in the background.
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A public feud between Rapinoe and Trump during the tournament pulled her team into the political storm that constantly rages around the President.
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Inevitably, the climactic sequence rages on too long, and the resolution is, even by the genre's standards, a bit too quick and tidy.
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Anti-Soggy Cereal Bowl The "milk or cereal first" debate forever rages on, but the soggy cereal dilemma is much easier to solve.
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While Oklahoma rages about its situation, other states are now in the dark about whether their own waiver requests will be similarly neglected.
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There has been a lot of conversation around VPNs lately, and the all-important question of which VPN is best still rages on.
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America is also where the debate rages loudly over how to tame the tech giants, so that they act in the public interest.
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As the trade war between the world's largest economies rages on, there are steps you can take to shield your money, experts say.
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A deadly Northern California wildfire has destroyed more than 500 buildings and is threatening thousands more as it rages into its fourth day.
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Many of those exporters will have something in common - uncertainty over future U.S. orders as a trade war with the United States rages.
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As the debate rages on, all suggestions to "moderate" this kind of Brexit are being revealed as undesirable and unrealistic on closer inspection.
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As long as the war rages in Yemen, there is more space for militants to gain territory as they exploit the security vacuum.
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Kabul bombing latest reminder that America's longest war rages on This story has been updated to correct the spelling of Fahim Hashimy's name.
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While the debate rages on over marriage equality in Australia, one pizza shop has had a nifty response to an advertisement against it.
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Trump's administration has cut the number of refugees the United States admits by 60 percent, even as a global refugee crisis rages on.
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Her efforts are quixotic at best because when she wakes up and rubs the sleep out of her eyes the firehose still rages.
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Justice Peckham does have one distinguishing characteristic and, as today's political fight over the Supreme Court rages, it is rescuing him from obscurity.
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When he was a boy, his mother had tried to protect him from his father's rages, but she had been dead for years.
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Still, the age-old dispute rages on—even in feminism, where the debate over whether sports should remain segregated remains a sticky subject.
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He alleged that Ms. Minnelli, in alcohol-induced rages, beat him so badly that he suffered "constant, virtually unrelenting pain" in his head.
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The most difficult and enduring patient is Frannie, the young cutter, who flies into manic rages every time she visits her birth mother.
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And the more the debate rages over what is and isn't fake news, the harder it becomes for voters to determine the truth.
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We all know talented, arrogant asses like Achilles, who indulge their rages no matter what the cost, in boardrooms just as on battlefields.
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They have terrifying hallucinations and fly into rages; they have been known to beat their children and even attack family members with machetes.
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If Covid-19 still rages this fall, it'll coincide with fire season in the west and hurricane season in the south and east.
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Chinese students have been accused of stealing American secrets to diminish US influence, especially as the trade war between China and American rages.
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Consumer strength has been a linchpin for the U.S. economy as the U.S.-China trade war rages on while overseas growth slows down.
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As much as Trump rages against asylum claims, they are codified in US and international laws that he in practice cannot just disregard.
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The Italian document adds to the alarming picture of the threat facing the elderly as the pandemic rages in more than 100 countries.
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I've talked about how the US government manages an unstable president, or potentially unstable president, a president who rages, who sees enemies everywhere.
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Two of Porter's ex-wives described how he flew into rages during their marriages, bruising and battering them, smashing glass and screaming obscenities.
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As the debate around News Genius rages, a writer and software developer named Vijith Assar is trying something different: Blocking News Genius altogether.
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Every video in the film brings another wild event, from car crashes to road rages to tanks getting car washes to corrupt police.
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Here's a shot with the Great Red Spot looking so placid you might forget it rages with winds up to 400 miles an hour.
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" As the battle rages on, she dreams of getting back custody of her son, training for a new career and "staying strong and clean.
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As the storm rages outside, the guy listens to the waiting room lobby's TV. It's talking about Lilith, ancient demoness and Adam's first wife.
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Chinese consumers are starting to "take sides" as the rages on, and that could hamper the success of some U.S. companies, Cramer said Friday.
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Jimmy fully loses it in front of all the guests and rages against his father (Ronnie never even took him to see Big Night).
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Although, when I'm in the pit of it, everything rages and hurts in a way that rationale has a hard time finding a foothold.
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When a fire rages through the forest, the ponds of water and healthy plants protect the area above the beaver dam from the flames.
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Why it matters: English-speaking countries now have a huge leg up in technical research, including the current rages — artificial intelligence and quantum computing.
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As the debate around trans identities rages on those of us under the broad umbrella of "trans masculine" find ourselves in an interesting place.
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But as the debate over the "meaning of Christmas" rages on, it's nice to have one holiday, at least, where the meaning is clear.
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The result was the knock down, drag-out fight of "Holly," where Serena sobs and rages over all the ways Fred has failed her.
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The event is already generating strong emotions, as passion rages over a forthcoming film, "Matilda", which portrays the tsar's premarital relationship with a ballerina.
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His understanding of Mr Trump's needy relationship with the media, whose praise and attention he craves even as he rages against them, is acute.
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Deep in the sun&aposs core, buried under hundreds of thousands of miles of twisting and convecting hydrogen and helium, a nuclear fire rages.
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But Trump, throughout his career, has been noted for his inability to tolerate disagreement, erupting into uncontrolled rages in the face of any slight.
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The failure to get talks off the ground on time reflects the challenges facing peace-making as the conflict rages unabated on the ground.
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There will be tremendous pressure on Trump now, if the Syrian war rages on, as it almost certainly will, to continue to do more.
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One woman against the world Just like Tiananmen Square's Tank Man almost 30 years ago, this protester in Venezuela bravely rages against the machine.
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On top of their music comes their deeply political message: one that howls for liberation, and rages against oppression in all its wretched forms.
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For example, if your parent flew into rages over tiny things, maybe you learned to anticipate what would set them off and avoid it.
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Obama said that applies to Trump as much as to Democrats Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, whose battle for their party's nomination rages on.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNMalia Obama Rages at LollapaloozaThe Miss Teen USA Competiton Comes Under FireTyler Posey's Fake Coming Out AnnouncementChris Pratt Parties Like a Legend
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While the debate rages on about whether or not cover letters are dead, unsuspecting job seekers everywhere are still being asked for them. Sorry.
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So as the battle for digital privacy rages on, whether it's in the halls of the UK Parliament or the headquarters of Apple Inc.
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" McGovern added: "Members of the House are being told to sit idly by for weeks as the worst conflict on the planet rages on.
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On the tiny island of Chios, in a village known as Vrontados, a war rages between the Saint Mark and Virgin Mary Erethianis churches.
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" The Enquirer also reported — make that "reported" — that she had suffered "three strokes," had "liver damage from booze," and was prone to "violent rages.
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As the coronavirus pandemic rages on, some drugs are showing promise in treating patients with COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus.
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As Mr. Trump rages on about the unfairness of the investigation, remember that Mr. Mueller has been on the job for just 15 months.
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Warren said she gets "worried" about the president trying to fire Mueller when he rages against Mueller or the Justice Department that appointed him.
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Finally, the episode's saddest scene belongs to Mike, who rages at his granddaughter after she asks one too many questions about her deceased father.
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"Those white folks came with their torches and their rages," says Sabe, the matriarch whose mother was nearly burned to death as a child.
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John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John gave a bunch of fans an evening that will trigger jealous rages across the country ... a "Grease" revival!!!
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Typically, they hold near the frontlines as a battle rages, waiting for the Syrian military to withdraw from an area, leaving it in rebel hands.
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As the college admissions scam/scandal rages on, we published a piece by a former admissions counselor who says college admissions already favour the wealthy.
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Debate rages over how, exactly, QE worked; Ben Bernanke, the former Fed chairman, once quipped that the policy "works in practice but not in theory".
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But Xiaomi's IPO may show how no one cares much about that any more, at least for as long as the internet boom rages on.
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The debate surrounding the U.K. government's decision to give the green light to the £18 billion ($23.81 billion) Hinkley Point C nuclear project rages on.
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As more billionaires are minted and the debate about inequality rages, the superwealthy continue to buy up trophy assets and try to sway public policy.
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I still get the shakes thinking about that week, and three years later, it amazes me that the conversation about Facebook moderation still rages on.
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The track "Nazional" rages against the National Guard, which faced withering criticism for excessive use of force in breaking up anti-government protests in 2017.
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In America, a debate rages about the lack of opportunities for actors of color, and a protest movement has taken hold under the hashtag #OscarsSoWhite.
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As the debate over tighter controls on firearms purchases rages in Washington, Las Vegas is gearing up for the biggest gun show of the year.
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Now as the battle rages on to fill the vast physical world with augmented reality, Facebook's heft and outside help could give it the advantage.
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The House Budget Committee's $6900 trillion budget resolution faces an uncertain future as infighting rages in the GOP over $2628 billion in mandatory spending cuts.
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Inside Afghanistan, tens of thousands have become internally displaced in recent months as fighting between the Taliban and government security forces rages in several provinces.
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The same controversy rages on at universities, which do little to confirm minority status, making such "box checking" on college applications a self identification process.
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Why it matters: This is another example of a school taking a safety measure that sacrifices student privacy as the gun safety debate rages nationwide.
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Amazon is still delivering packages as the coronavirus pandemic rages on, but that doesn't mean you should continue using the online shopping service like before.
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But as the seventh and final season arrives on July 26, she sullenly rages after being found guilty of a murder she did not commit.
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He testifies that Ms. Farrow threatened him in phone calls and flew into rages in front of the children after the two started falling out.
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But, as the debate rages, the numbers tell their own story: burkini sales have increased by 200% percent, with many burkinis sold to non-Muslims.
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The stimulus package, which is aimed at propping up the economy as the coronavirus rages on, could lead to an increase in demand for oil.
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Wells Fargo expects tourism to be a headwind for many companies this holiday season as the trade war between the U.S. and China rages on.
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Elsewhere, Italy now has reached a grim marker: The most coronavirus deaths outside of China, with more than 243,254, as the crisis rages in Europe.
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In his six-volume autobiographical novel, "My Struggle," Knausgaard documents their stormy marriage in pitiless detail: her rages, his resentments, their ecstasies of mutual recrimination.
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But as the conflict rages on for the seventh year, the Spanish photographer Diego Ibarra Sánchez fears that readers have become inured to Syrians' suffering.
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A collective test kitchen for local chefs, it has a terrific view, outdoor fire pits and a lively bar scene that rages till 1 a.m.
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Some live in the much-discussed zone of despair, places where opportunities for people without a college degree are few, and the opioid epidemic rages.
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She lives alone in the forest, feels kinship with bats, falls into meandering visions and blistering rages, practices divination, talks with ghosts in the night.
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"War rages on but all those fighting cannot ignore animals, put them in a cage, starve them to death, deprive them of water," he said.
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The north end of the planet is shown on the left side of the new photo (above) and that's where the Great Red Spot rages.
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It also raises questions about how an increasingly confident President Bashar al-Assad will govern a deeply wounded and divided country where war still rages.
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After his first loss, he rages on the board: going on the attack in uncharacteristic fashion, then retreating to contemplate a single move for 12 minutes.
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We'd bet big that viewers should keep an eye on the throne portion of the credits each week as this battle (and season 8) rages on.
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As the debate over abortion rights rages on across the country, the National Abortion Federation released its 2018 statistics on violence and disruption against abortion providers.
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Each year on Orthodox Easter—May 1 this year—a battle rages on the paved road that passes through Lanchkhuti, a town in Georgia's Guria region.
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Oats' third and most recent short film is Firebase, a story about something lurking in the rain forests while the Vietnam War rages on around it.
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Weapons and other items that randomly drop and can change the tide of a battle, or levels that shift and transform as the battle rages on.
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The greatest debate of our time began in the 20163th century and still rages into the 22016st, and it is this: Which Friends character is best?
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Margo Martindale recurs as "Beloved Character Actress Margo Martindale," a hellraising version of herself who rages against anyone who dares disrespect her deep body of work.
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Despite it all, many of the residents of Al-Barid stayed in their homes during the fighting, and are determined to stay as the battle rages.
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There's something undeniably charming about wintertime and snuggling up in an oversize sweater with a piping hot cup of tea while the snow rages on outside.
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But in the meantime, as the debate rages and euthanasia looms on the horizon, he acknowledged that his agency simply may not have many great options.
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The fate of the 800,000 "dreamers" remains in legal limbo while a fierce immigration debate rages on in Washington, ahead of a Friday government funding deadline.
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Ennemis Intérieurs Sélim Azzazi's French drama short film, whose title translates to Enemies Within, takes viewers back to the 1990s during the Algerian civil war rages.
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But the recount in the Senate race rages on, as the state begins a mad dash to hand count the ballots by the state's Sunday deadline.
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These fears are in direct response to what these women are hearing as the debate on the future of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) rages on.
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Read more:Costco is raising its minimum wage to $15 as the war for talent rages onBusiness Insider reviewed self-reported salaries for many roles on bothPayScaleandGlassdoor.
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While the debate on those issues rages on, don't lose sight of the changes being made to the reimbursement system in Medicare and among private insurers.
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What's in a name A Cali school board is naming a new elementary school after an undocumented immigrant as the debate over immigration policies rages on.
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Their constituents, according to Republicans' internal polling, want Kavanaugh confirmed even as the left rages and demands resistance to all things -- and nominees -- born of Trump.
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Kabul bombing latest reminder that America's longest war rages on German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel said the bombing was in the "immediate vicinity" of its embassy.
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Transition Briefing President-elect Donald J. Trump met with David H. Petraeus on Monday as the battle rages to fill the post of secretary of state.
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The extortionist rages in the video about Kevin proclaiming he's now a one woman man and how she says it's all just a big, fat lie.
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As the Covid-19 pandemic rages on, millions of commuters around the world have switched to working from home to slow the spread of the virus.
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As the battle rages on, American John Miller (Bale), a group of school children, and 13 courtesans hide in a church in an attempt to survive.
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Go deeper: As the crisis rages, children across the United States are growing up in families trapped in a relentless grip of addiction, rehab and prison.
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But whereas Hello Kitty is docile and friendly, Aggretsuko flies into rages — complete with wailing heavy metal music — against the inanity and repetition of her workplace.
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A decade later, debate still rages as to whether Donaghy was the only rogue referee or the N.B.A. had missed or ignored more evidence of misconduct.
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As the epidemic rages in a violent, embattled region, two important players — the World Health Organization and Doctors Without Borders — clash over how to end it.
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October 31st Netflix description: The Annihilation Tournament rages on: corporate leaders jockey for the Kengan chairmanship while their gladiators beat each other bloody in the ring.
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As the Syrian conflict rages on, Assad's government has faced allegations in recent weeks of repeatedly using chlorine bombs in rebel-held areas of the country.
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It drives Ada to act out against those around her, to scream in uncontrollable rages, to cut herself: "First duty, feed your gods," it instructs her.
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Maybe her rages are experiments to make certain that she can trespass my will — that she can be independent — and that I will still be there.
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As the fight over Hong Kong's future rages, its business leaders — once the city's biggest power brokers — are in a position that is growing more precarious.
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"Every time you cut me down I'm gonna come back fierce / The time is through for being nice / Let's call it what it is," she rages.
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"The epidemic still rages because the fines and suspensions imposed by the DEA do not change the conduct of the wholesale distributor industry," the lawsuit alleges.
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SMITH: It is a debate that rages on, and people are looking for solutions and it certainly got the attention of this country and others around us.
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As the scandal rages on, dozens of business executives, media companies and prominent individuals have dropped out of a high-profile investment summit in Riyadh next week.
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But while Damascus is where he came to Germany from, Jazbeh's hometown is Aleppo: a city currently under siege as Syria's 5-year civil war rages on.
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I, for one, am fairly convinced—though I'm not an expert on cars or their associated tchotchkes—and yet the discussion still rages on across Japanese Twitter.
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In the second episode, Brent gets so drunk that he rages against Sara, the woman in the house he's been flirting with, saying cruel things about her.
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Even as the gun control debate rages across the country — and with the banking bill's passage virtually assured — progressive groups have mobilized the Democratic base against it.
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As the Trump-era culture war over free speech rages on, colleges are being forced to pick a side: whether to allow absolute free speech, or not.
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He actually rages at the regulators holed up in his office, examining his books — regulators who could expose him if they were to do their jobs right.
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As the times shifted away from notes passed to fans on literal paper and Swift had to reckon with the impulsive rages of the internet, she stumbled.
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The data comes as debate rages about the rise of funds that attempt to match the market at low cost rather than focus on beating the market.
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Celeste rages against everyone—her family, her colleagues, the press and the world—because she is traumatised, both by the shooting and the appropriation of her grief.
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And the task was becoming even more difficult as fighting rages around the divided city of Aleppo, Syria's most populous and the new focus of the conflict.
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The summer rages on, however, and that's why, with the help of our friends at TechBargains, we've picked six choice deals for you to browse this weekend.
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Instead, Trump's impulsive decision — made against the advice of several trusted advisers — has: Consumed Trump: In phone calls, staff meetings and tweets, the president rages about Mueller.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNChris Cornell: Accidental Suicide ClaimAnthony Weiner Breaks Down In CourtSteve Harvey: Sued For $60 Mil By Ex-WifeKaty Perry vs Taylor Swift: Beef Rages On!
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Much has changed in the time since, but the "war on terror" rages on for new generations of Americans to fight in multiple parts of the world.
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The Arno has always been a quick-tempered river, and the story of its rages, and Italy's failure to deal with them, is engraved on Florence's walls.
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In the case of Crawford, the furies of her performances are matched by her domestic rages; she cleans her house ferociously and disciplines Christina with equal ferocity.
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Siege-and-starve tactics have forced aid groups into dangerous territory to deliver aid, where they must deliver relief under armed guard while a battle rages nearby.
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Bled out by co-anchors McMaster and Weinstein, its seven gnarled epics are both brutal and brainy as the album rages full on with neck-snapping angularity.
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Sections of road are closed off because of bomb damage, or because they lead to bridges across the Tigris river to western Mosul, where fighting still rages.
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A federal judge on Saturday confronted the Trump administration on its treatment of an especially vulnerable population — migrant children in US custody — as the coronavirus pandemic rages.
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"The current pace of talks isn't sufficient when so much conflict rages and innocent people die," the American negotiator Zalmay Khalilzad said Thursday in a Twitter post.
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That could conceivably alleviate some humanitarian suffering even as the war rages, but it's unclear where the civilians would go or who would remove them from Idlib.
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As the trade war rages, administration officials have been increasingly wary that China is using alternate measures like currency manipulation to mitigate the effect of the tariffs.
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After shutting down North American operations last week, both Ford and Toyota extended their actions to India and Asia on Monday as the coronavirus pandemic rages globally.
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Hospitals have started to cancel elective procedures as the coronavirus pandemic rages in the US.The US Surgeon General called on health systems to stop performing elective procedures.
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As the women's rivalry rages, Ruth gets an abortion, and the show teases a possible romance between her and the show's cranky director, Sam Sylvia (Marc Maron).
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By Declan Walsh As conflict rages elsewhere in Libya, a precarious order holds in the capital, as heavily armed militias and politicians, nominally allied, vie for control.
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Osmin, the pasha's overseer and the guardian of the harem, dominates "Abduction" with extravagant musical rages that reach down to the depths of the bass vocal range.
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As the debate on the correct attitude vis-a-vis the JCPOA rages on in Washington and major European capitals, Tehran keeps issuing denials and creating obfuscations.
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But when it keeps your valuables safe during a fire that rages on for more than two hours, it will have paid for itself many times over.
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Beijing has reportedly threatened to halt the export of the specialized minerals to the U.S. as the nearly two-year trade war between the countries rages on.
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In the tour de force Act II aria "Fuor del mar," Idomeneo vents his distress: The fury of the sea now rages within his heart, he says.
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As the N.C.A.A. tournament rages in the foreground, the N.B.A. generally snoozes its way into April, with only about a dozen games remaining on each team's schedule.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has said the Senate will stay in session until August 7, but that could change as the health care debate rages on.
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That is, "except for when you're exploring your BDSM sexuality," Kevin rages at his pal, bringing up the infamous Dark Betty moment from "Body Double" in season 1.
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Raw video: Tornado rages past motorists in Germany Motorists come dangerously close to a funnel cloud when a powerful storm ripped through the Lower Rhine region of Germany.
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We are rarely vulnerable with others and the spirit of the age pushes us to march on in spite of the inner turmoil that rages inside of us.
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I had always more or less assumed that everyone in the world was consumed with murderous rages and fits of physical loathing so strong they left you exhausted.
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Fighting between government forces and local militia has recently subsided in Congo's central Kasai region although violence rages on in other parts of the vast Central African country.
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The series spares no gross detail as it delves into the fraught world of adolescence and all the rages, bodily fluids, and knee-jerk masturbatory instincts it brings.
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As the storm rages on, state and federal agencies are bracing for a public health fallout that will last months, carried by the floodwater currently submerging the city.
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Launching today, it is designed to help organizers of events big and small keep some semblance of sanity as the crazy world of event management rages around them.
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Early in the first act, disoriented from the heat and driven from home by one of her husband's jealous rages, Margaretha observes — or imagines — a traditional Javanese dance.
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No officials from the United States — China's top trading partner — will be present as their trade dispute rages, but over 100 U.S. firms will be exhibiting their wares.
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Videos posted to social media show long lines of cars slowly moving on a highway near the city of Redding as the wildfire rages on the hills behind.
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You love Little Women for Jo's righteous rages and her blood-and-thunder aesthetic; they are why you tolerate Marmee's moralizing speeches and Jo's virtuous and sentimental poetry.
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Derek Halpenny, head of global markets research at Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, said there's scope for major drops in the currency as the "Brexit" debate rages on.
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Questions persist over whether U.S. states are prepared to thwart cyber attacks even as debate rages over alleged Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election, which Trump won.
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Washington is still falling behind in helping to address the country's opioid crisis, some lawmakers and policy experts say, even as the epidemic rages on across the country.
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The findings come as a legal battle rages in the United States over cancer cases allegedly caused by glyphosate and a new study has linked it to cancer.
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In neighboring Mexico, where a drug war rages, 122 people per million die in a gun homicide, a rate slightly higher than Americans' death rate from pancreatic cancer.
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Dropbox files its IPO, a toolbox war rages across the United States and a box of food could provide the key for a Maduro election win in Venezuela.
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Eli Lilly CEO David Ricks on Thursday zeroed in on drug costs and the need for faster regulatory approvals as the debate over health-care reform rages on.
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Responding to these man-made crises requires a huge amount of humanitarian aid to temporarily support populations while the violence rages on and their governments buy more guns.
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Saudi Arabia and Iran's ongoing battle for power and influence rages on in the Middle East but analysts aren't convinced that an all-out war will happen, yet.
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The source told CNN that Mnuchin could be in "serious jeopardy" with Trump, who regularly rages at Cabinet members he feels have made mistakes before he cools off.
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Nicole Kidman plays the head of a school for gentile young ladies trapped behind the gates of a country mansion as the American Civil War rages around them.
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It does not matter when exactly the name was coined — dispute rages on this question — or when exactly the Muslims of Rakhine embraced it in their overwhelming majority.
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But while the currency rallied on Wednesday following Johnson's defeat late on Tuesday, it is likely to face more big swings as the battle over Brexit rages on.
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But while the currency rallied on Wednesday following Johnson's defeat late on Tuesday, it is likely to face more big swings as the battle over Brexit rages on.
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But there is something undeniably exhilarating about the film's honest assessment of the never-ending conflict between decency and cruelty that rages in every nation, neighborhood and heart.
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Instagram now allows users to share posts with each other over video calls as people search for more ways to connect online as the coronavirus outbreak rages on.
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As the war rages, Belén, a nurse, finds she can no longer ignore the suffering of rebels whom the government's forces leave for dead in the town plaza.
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It is immoral and unconscionable that Republicans and their leaders in Congress and the state legislatures have continually scuttled commonsense gun reform, as this epidemic of violence rages.
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He has grown increasingly frustrated by Trump's lack of discipline as the president sulks and rages in his tent over the Russia labyrinth, according to The Washington Post.
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Meanwhile, a political fight rages over the infamous dossier compiled by British spy Christopher Steele and paid for in part by Clinton's campaign and the Democratic National Committee.
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The usual suspects in politics and academia immediately began debating the pros and cons of this and other Clinton policies to boost policing and that debate rages on.
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And, most ominously, the optimism of the protests spread to Syria, where a brutal civil war rages to this day while Bashar al-Assad remains firmly in control.
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Why it matters: "A deal between the world's most populous democracies would be a welcome victory for Trump" as a trade war with China rages on, writes Reuters.
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In 1993 her clear vision of an American landscape where Los Angeles is burning, drugs are epidemic, racism rages and guns do the loudest talking was eerily prescient.
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Trump said on Friday he was considering sending illegal immigrants to sanctuary cities, prompting U.S. mayors to accept such an offer as the battle over border security rages.
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Here he rages about all and sundry, and with equal fervor plugs herbal supplements and creams promising to cure everything from rheumatoid arthritis to clinical depression, Alzheimer's and baldness.
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While President Trump rages about the #MeToo movement in Washington, Melania has been spotting laughing while bottle-feeding baby elephants, and snapping photos of wild animals with her iPhone.
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While more than 30,000 people have managed to escape eastern Mosul since the offensive began, about 1 million are still trapped in the city as fighting rages around them.
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As legislators wait to hear back from the Defense Department about its disputed data, the fight in Congress over removing prosecution decisions from the chain of command rages on.
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Amber Heard has filed new allegations against her ex-husband Johnny Depp, saying in court documents that he choked, hit, and head-butted her during violent drug-fueled rages.
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The Turkish onslaught that started last week rages on, and may not end soon, but the final countdown to a messy closure to Syria's eight-year nightmare has begun.
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Debate about North Korea now rages openly online, largely uncensored (except when people use it as a way of attacking their own regime, jokingly referred to as "West Korea").
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It's a brilliant cap to a movie fixated on one point above all — no matter the desperation of this battlefield, the communal bonds ensure that the party rages on.
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Raging Justice is a slightly tongue-in-cheek revival of the side-scrolling beat 'em ups of yore—the Final Fights and Streets of Rages of the 16bit world.
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Debate rages in particular about the multiplier, because the issue of whether extra government spending or tax cuts (a "fiscal stimulus") will boost GDP growth turns on its size.
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This is where the rough waters kick up: Isabel conceives and appears to be months along in her pregnancy when one night, while a storm rages outside, she miscarries.
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As California's deadliest wildfire on record rages on for a second week, Queen Elizabeth joins the growing list people who've stepped up to offer emotional support to those affected.
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The 52-year-old chef has made a household name for himself, thanks to his fiery and often expletive-filled rages on TV shows like Hell's Kitchen and MasterChef.
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Violence still rages, people remain displaced, humanitarian access remains cut off, and despite the latest national dialogue proceedings, Sudan is no closer to peace then when Obama took office.
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"I think we are likely to see further sterling weakness ahead of the vote itself, as the debate rages and uncertainty undermines confidence," he said in a note Sunday.
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While few would argue that the healthcare system as a for-profit business model is the U.S. is inherently dysfunctional, controversy still rages over how to pay for it.
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However ... Diaz says she's the one who has flown into violent rages with him in the past ... forcing him to run to court and file for a restraining order.
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One reason for his pacifism, we learn, is that his father (Hugo Weaving) used to beat his wife (Rachel Griffiths) and sons with a belt during whiskey-fuelled rages.
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As the caravan crisis on the border rages, once again Democrats, some Republicans and leftist activists parading as objective journalists have allowed emotion to completely eclipse law and order.
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Scored for 13 percussionists — playing dozens of instruments, often at earsplitting volume — and a grossly outmatched soprano, Ginastera's six-part, 25-minute cantata rages and pounds, wild yet precise.
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Twenty-seven pages in, almost out of nowhere, he erupts into a shocking anti-Semitic tirade that all but capsizes the narrative: "I detest them, those Jews!" he rages.
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As the authenticity-profitability debate rages on, in London, Tuna's book signing is underway, with the line outside Shoreditch's Ace Hotel curling out the door and around the corner.
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The Chinese government is spending $199 billion on infrastructure to prop up domestic growth as the trade fight with the U.S. rages on, reports the South China Morning Post.
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As a result, some patients may endure damage that is inflicted not just by the virus, but by their own immune system as it rages to combat the infection.
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Almena, so monomaniacally obsessed with his warehouse that he missed his brother's funeral, flew into rages and ripped down people's studio walls if they didn't conform to his aesthetic.
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"As a matter of fact this is not a forest fire that rages on as I write this," Mr. Young wrote, accurately, in a statement posted to his website.
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And while the debate rages on over the pros and cons of delivery aggregators for businesses, Lynch said Papa John's is "all-in" on the third-party delivery platforms.
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Over the next three decades he held various jobs, including location manager (for "Fiddler on the Roof"), assistant director ("The Tin Drum") and unit manager ("As the Sea Rages").
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Invoking everyone from Oliver Cromwell to Napoleon Bonaparte, Abbas' diatribe usefully shone a light on the real crux of why the conflict still rages after more than 100 years.
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As the Coronavirus outbreak rages on, the Chinese government is implementing a system of colored QR codes in hopes of containing the spread of the illness, Reuters has reported.
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As the battle over affirmative action rages on, Harvard's alleged preference for athletes, legacies, students on the dean's interest list and the children of faculty and staff goes unchecked.
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Chinese consumers are starting to "take sides" as the U.S.-China trade dispute rages on, and that could hamper the success of some U.S. companies, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Friday.
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Detroit (CNN)As their progressive base rages against President Donald Trump, the candidates vying to lead the Democratic Party are all abiding by a simple rule: First, do no harm.
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As debate rages on about how to reform the Affordable Care Act, it's becoming clear that there are both regular people and lawmakers who don't understand how health insurance works.
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Brazil in crisis Crowds pack area outside Congress as debate rages As lawmakers spoke their minds on the floor of Congress, throngs of demonstrators waited for word of the results.
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While a debate rages in Washington over how much or how little the US should do to support the protesters, Iranian officials have demanded the US stay out of it.
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It was the beginning of a monologue all about, well, the main thing the Globes were really about this year: how the industry is adjusting as the reckoning rages on.
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As the debate rages on in America about how to deliver quality health care while coping with rising costs, insurance companies like Aetna are turning to doctor services on demand.
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Quinn rages against this idea and tells Rachel "the most feminist thing" she could do isn't supporting the Bachelorette stand-in — no, it's helping Quinn save her reality TV empire.
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A debate rages in the tech community over whether IBM's Watson computing system is all hype, or the source of real and potential advances in the science of artificial intelligence.
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Google's new diversity VP has since come out against the memo's central claims — which include statements about women being biologically unsuited to engineering jobs — but the debate still rages on.
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While their court case rages over the course of years, they live a relatively peaceable and personal life, only occasionally struggling with how publicity and notoriety has affected their relationship.
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Sally, 29Your jealous rages and emotional abuse made me an isolated zombie for two years, right at the time I should have been in my prime and making new friendships.
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The Islamic State's tunnel training courseThe mouth of the tunnel is hardly visible on a muddy hillside overlooking Mosul, where fighting now rages between Iraqi forces and Islamic State militants.
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It did not fit with the thin boy, a poor feeder and never brawny, who had so feared his father's heavy judgment-tread and his rages like an uncontrolled cyclone.
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SOUTH OF MOSUL, Iraq (Reuters) - The mouth of the tunnel is hardly visible on a muddy hillside overlooking Mosul, where fighting now rages between Iraqi forces and Islamic State militants.
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It is aged for eight weeks on tap, like beer or wine, which adds notes of sweetness that are especially welcome as a mustard-infused fire rages in our mouths.
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For 10 years, her character watches over the case of Malony (Rod Paradot), an uncontrollable delinquent who, just when he appears to be making progress, flies into blind, antisocial rages.
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RW Baird cut the stock to a neutral rating, while Cowen lowered its rating to market perform from outperform, citing growing risks to entertainment as the coronavirus outbreak rages on.
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As President Trump rages about the dangers of drugs and criminals seeping north from Mexico, he should consider how America exports its own deadly products and the devastation they cause.
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The missile strikes on a Syrian airfield inflicted only minor damage and are unlikely to change the dynamics of a complex conflict that rages on local, regional and global levels.
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As the war for talent rages on, companies like Walmart are pouring millions into high-tech corporate campuses that improve the employee experience and foster more face-to-face collaboration.
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The racism that led you to the March on Washington in 1963 and to the foot of the Edmund Pettus Bridge in 1965 still rages in the body politic today.
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The more that changes, the more that stays the same War still rages on in Syria and Yemen, 68.5 million people are displaced around the world, and humanitarian disasters abound.
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Unsurprisingly, the media has largely sided with McConnell, painting the majority leader as the unwitting victim of Trump's petty Twitter rages and scolding Trump for sowing disunity within the GOP.
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Thompson, of fi360, said that while the debate rages on — potentially for an extra 18 months — the part of the rule already in place has served to enhance investor protection.
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The President rages against it, denouncing it as a hoax and a witch hunt, while some of Trump's political adversaries hope it will lead to the end of his presidency.
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The House majority whip is wounded as a gunman attacks Congress members in Alexandria; Uber sees yet another scandal as its CEO departs; the battle to retake Mosul rages on.
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The only way they can reliably get out of the province is if Russia, Turkey, and Iran strike a deal and offer them a pathway out even as the fighting rages.
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Investors have also been cautious as the drug pricing debate rages on in the United States and they digest ambitious proposals from the government as well as from Democratic presidential candidates.
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South Dakota's highly publicized version of this bill died in committee on Monday, but the legislative battle over trans kids' access to medical care rages on in Ohio, Colorado, and elsewhere.
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In fact, the core ideas of the West hold many of the answers that we seek today in response to a populism which rages on the left and on the right.
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As debate rages in Washington and around the world about how to slow or end the war in Yemen, the country continues to teeter on the edge of a debilitating famine.
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As heated debate rages over Apple's tax arrangements with the Irish government, the OECD hopes its efforts to create new tax regulations will prevent another case from happening in the future.
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Facebook may catch up with WeChat, a Chinese super-app which offers payments and other services, and whose foreign ambitions are on hold as the Sino-American trade war rages on.
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Now, the Moon gets blamed for a lot of things that it really has nothing to do with (births, werewolves, murderous rages), and we're not trying to disparage Earth's nearest neighbor.
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The debate over whether Bruce Willis' 633 action classic Die Hard is a Christmas movie rages on — but the New York and Los Angeles police departments have their minds made up.
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China has no plans to cancel previous soybean purchases, but state grain buyers have received no new orders and they don't expect to while the trade war rages, according to Bloomberg.
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Oprah Winfrey and Katy Perry are the latest among the thousands of Californians to be affected as the Thomas Fire rages on, becoming the third-largest wildfire in the state's history.
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While the battle over the Arctic refuge rages in Alaska, the Gwich'in Tribal Council is finalizing their own land claim and self-government agreement on the Canadian side of the border.
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Emily was known to vacillate between doting indulgence and violent rages; Robert was prone to headaches and excitability, and addicted to the cheap, lurid tales of violence known as "penny bloods".
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With the White House declaring the opioid epidemic a national public health emergency earlier this year, the discussion rages on across the country about how exactly to solve this growing problem.
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As controversy still rages over his administration's handling of immigrant families at the Southern border, Trump said he sees the issue as immigration as a winner for Republicans in the midterms.
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As conflict rages elsewhere in the country — in the ravaged eastern city of Benghazi, or Surt, where the Islamic State exerts its brutal grip — a precarious order holds in the capital.
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Related: An LED Thunderstorm Rages Inside A Glass House Listen To A Rainstorm Created One Drop At A Time The Inner Workings Of The Mesmerizing Virtual Rainstorm At Our Beijing Event
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Violence rages on unabated across the country as world powers and the United Nations push to end the five-year-old conflict, meeting in Geneva to try to broker a ceasefire.
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Milanese entrepreneurs, a combative lot who have weathered two economic crises in just over a decade, are trying to figure out ways to keep their businesses afloat while the sickness rages.
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Still, Pachter has an underperform rating on Best Buy shares because he wonders if it can sustain its growth as a price war rages between retail behemoths Amazon and Wal-Mart.
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While the fighting rages, politicians, diplomats and tribal sheikhs are trying to figure out how — or even whether — all of Iraq's factions, including Shiites, Sunnis, Kurds and Christians, might live together.
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But even as Covid-19 rages, there still is no vaccine available for the SARS virus of 2002-3, nor for HIV/AIDS or Zika or a host of emerging pathogens.
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A survey released Monday by the National Association for Business Economics showed respondents expect the U.S. economy to grow by less than 2% next year as the trade war rages on.
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Ya gotta watch the clip ... Gurley rages his face off, throws back some suds and even gets into a chug-off with Dodgers players Gavin Lux, Matt Beaty and Kody Hoese.
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As a political fight rages in Washington over President Trump's demand for $22014 billion in border wall funding, there have been spirited acts of resistance on the United States-Mexico border.
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As the opioid epidemic rages on, methadone — 1 of 3 approved medications to treat opioid use disorder — can be hard to come by, according to a new article in Health Affairs.
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Yemen Yemen's civil war broke out more than two years ago, yet it is very much a "forgotten war" as the world focuses on Syria, where conflict rages on a larger scale.
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Thousands of Iraqi civilians, more than 21907,230 over this weekend alone have fled the city of Mosul as the international battle rages on to take control of it back from ISIS terrorists.
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The civil war still rages in the area around Aleppo, ISIS holds sway in large parts of Syria's east and there has been brutal fighting in the countryside of Damascus as well.
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Sebastian is a principled jazz fan who rages at any hint of compromise, and whose latest restaurant gig, dutifully plinking out aural-wallpaper Christmas carols in a classy restaurant, doesn't last long.
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After a rancorous and a polarizing election campaign, the focus shifts back to an economy that is slowing, even as the U.S.-China trade war rages and global oil prices tick higher.
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But behind the unadorned pages that have earned the trust of millions of readers, an argument rages that threatens to drag the project into the muck with the other major social platforms.
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Then there is the even longer custody battle between Evans and her mother over her son Jace, which still rages on – but at least the women are getting along better these days.
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A disappointing number would add to worries about slowing global growth and reinforce the case for more stimulus by Chinese authorities as a damaging trade war with the United States rages on.
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Tingle and his ilk create smarm almost exclusively from debates that have moved past disagreement, past acrimony, and into drop-to-the-ground-and-howl-at-the-moon apocalyptic crises and rages.
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While the national debate rages over encryption and how best to balance security and safety considerations, five people who lost family members in the San Bernardino mass shooting voiced more personal concerns.
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The violent fight for Yemen's capital The Yemeni civil war rages on as the Saudi Arabian-led coalition supporting Yemen's internationally recognized government tries to take back the capital city of Sana'a.
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Two unlikely partners — South African mercenary Danny Archer (Leo!) and Sierra Leone fisherman Solomon Vandy (Djimon Hounsou) — work together to recover a rare gem while a civil war rages all around them.
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Wednesday's hearing gave lawmakers the opportunity to grill Rosenstein publicly on his views of everything from Trump's cable news-fueled rages about the Justice Department's handling of various investigations to Mueller's investigation.
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Beer exports from Japan to South Korea fell 99.9% year-on-year in September, the Japanese government said Wednesday, as the two countries' trade war rages on with no end in sight.
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While the faux battle over bathrooms rages on, a real war on the lives of LGBT people is being waged by Islamic extremists who have pledged the global elimination of LGBT people.
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Read more: Popeyes is selling out of chicken sandwiches as the frenzy over the new menu item reaches a fever pitchFor Popeyes and Chick-fil-A, the chicken-sandwich war still rages.
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At Dow Jones we have things called "rages," where we will bring small groups of people from different parts of the company to fix a problem that everyone agrees should be fixed.
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On Monday, Freedom Partners, an organization that's part of the Koch political network, launched a six-figure television and radio ad campaign that rages against the import tariffs being implemented by Trump.
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Around him, builders heave loads of cement, saw at wooden scaffolding and shift piles of rubble as they prepare to reopen the building in May, even as the Islamist insurgency rages on.
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When it comes to which breakfast sandwich is the King of New York, a debate rages: bacon, egg, and cheese on a roll or bagel, lox, and cream cheese on a bagel?
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While the philosophical debate over what a library should be rages across the country and beyond, some institutions are shifting from philosophy to action, removing books to make way for other initiatives.
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They were among the more than 200,000 residents who were under mandatory evacuation orders as the Woolsey Fire, fed by hut, gusty winds known as the Santa Ana, rages in Southern California.
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While hundreds of internet providers have already promised they will not cut off service to households and small businesses while the coronavirus rages, the bill would ensure it's illegal to do so.
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In one heart-wrenching scene, Shadow stands by his late wife's grave and weathers the storm of her best friend Audrey (an explosive Betty Gilpin) as she rages with anger and pain.
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N.Y. Hospitals Face $400 Million in Cuts Even as Virus Battle Rages Rabbi Dies Three Months After Hanukkah Night Attack What the 'Cuomo 2020' Fantasy Says About 2020 Reality Want more news?
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After a rancorous and a polarising election campaign, the focus shifts back to an economy that is slowing, even as the U.S.-China trade war rages and global oil prices tick higher.
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Despite the popular perception — part myth, part hope — that the work of fashion takes place amid tantrums and rages, high-strung and fabulous, as often as not, the reality is more workmanlike.
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Even as debate about sexual harassment at institutions as disparate as Fox News and Artforum rages on, we have entered a period of backlash regarding student-on-student sexual assault on campus.
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Large swaths of the US economy have stalled as the novel coronavirus rages across the nation, and a government-spending boom is needed to prevent further pain, Paul Krugman said on Tuesday.
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"Medicare for All" fight rages: The largest -- and most important -- emerging fight among 23 Democrats is over their support (or lack thereof) for "Medicare for All," a program, pushed by Vermont Sen.
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The men's antagonism deepens as Wake jabbers and Winslow rages, a fury that Pattinson makes visible with eyes that widen into bulges and tremors of emotion that ping under a masklike vacancy.
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As debate rages over which statesman is more sickly, the viewer could be forgiven for thinking the most important issue facing Britain in the 1950s was the cardiovascular fitness of its leaders.
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As Democrats push to impeach Trump and controversy rages over whether to remove monuments to Confederate generals like Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson, Piercy warned a new civil war is brewing.
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The battle between the aggressive progressives and the moderate pragmatists in the Democratic Party rages fiercely, and it's time for both sides to cool their jets and tone down the incendiary rhetoric.
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When Apple does fix the flaw, it is expected to announce it to customers and thereby extend the rare public battle over security holes, a debate that typically rages out of public view.
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But a Saudi-led coalition including the United Arab Emirates, with support from the United States, UK and France, swiftly moved to depose the Houthis in a military campaign which still rages today.
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But debate still rages in Washington and foreign capitals: Was he given an impossible task to manage as best he could, or did he repeatedly make the wrong calls when they mattered most?
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Apart from a few run-ins with Sanders supporters and hecklers, the 42nd President has avoided the red-faced rages and political meddling that were a distraction for his wife's previous presidential campaign.
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The display, only 25 square meters, was meant to transport customers thousands of kilometers away, to Damascus -- to the world of Rana, a Syrian mother raising four children, as war rages around her.
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"Gamers like him who use the character Slayer are shitheads," buppa_stone rages on Twitter, referring to the charismatic middle-aged vampire character who fights with his fists and has a lot of lifesteal.
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The fight between so-called "liberals" and "leftists," which rages on my Twitter feed daily, is a fight to define just exactly what it means to be "progressive" in a post-Clinton era.
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His economic reforms have angered the poor, a bloody crackdown on the Muslim Brotherhood has seen thousands jailed, whilst an insurgency rages in Northern Sinai, led by the Egyptian branch of Islamic State.
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Newspapers led front pages on the pensions tax, with the Hindustan Times splashing "Govt Blinks" and the Times of India saying "Salaried Class Rages" after a wave of outrage broke across social media.
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The fruitless War on Drugs rages on, but now that the struggle has outgrown inner cities and reached rural and Middle America, sympathy, abundant resources, and an aversion to criminalization are en vogue.
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On the particular day that is the focus here, Sir is to perform Lear, and the play works some parallels between that character and Sir, with his rages and tenuous hold on reality.
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Because while the gun control and mental health argument rages on, people start to forget that the younger generation fears for their life every time they hear footsteps in the hallways at school.
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The firsthand accounts come as a public conversation on sexual assault and harassment -- spurred by a series of accusations against high-profile figures in politics, Hollywood and journalism -- rages throughout the United States.
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She told tales of her close friendship with Nicole Brown punctuated with allegations about Simpson's frequent rages — and talked about Nicole's purported fling with one of Simpson's closest friends, NFL star Marcus Allen.
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Where the battle rages there the loyalty of the soldier is proved; and to be steady on all the battle front besides, is mere flight and disgrace if he flinches at that point.
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ADEN (Reuters) - Dozens of al Qaeda militants reclaimed the town of Azzan in Yemen's Shabwa province on Monday, residents said, exploiting a security vacuum in the country's south as a civil war rages.
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The need is all the greater given Europe's fragmented response even as the virus rages, with the significant exception of European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde's rallying this week of eurozone central bankers.
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So she numbed herself with denial, looking the other way when her husband would fly into drunken rages at the children, hurl abusive insults their way, and later, strike one of their sons.
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The horrific accusations included alcohol-fueled rages, racist remarks and threats to kill the women or to use his power as the state's top law enforcement officer against them if they defied him.
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London (CNN Business)Telefonica Germany says it plans to use Huawei equipment in its 5G network, enlisting the Chinese company even as a debate rages over whether its products pose a security risk.
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Caught in the middle are people like 10-year-old Ayat, whose frail body has been invaded by diseases that have attacked her liver and her kidneys -- while malaria rages in her brain.
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When Mr. Trump rages about a "rigged election," expect muted disagreement at best from a party establishment that in a fundamental sense never accepts the legitimacy of a Democrat in the White House.
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Currency traders lie in wait, hoping not to be caught on the wrong side of a sterling trade that could whip wildly in either direction as the debate rages and the votes roll in.
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With the new rules, President Michel Temer's government wants banks to speed up payment terms to businesses and cut the cost of revolving card loans as Brazil's longest and harshest recession on record rages.
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Donald Trump rages against the machine "He who writes the rules, rules -- as the old saying goes," said Gary Emineth, former chairman of the North Dakota Republican Party and expert on the party's rules.
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The debate still rages over who was the better ball player of the film's leads The entire cast went through a fairly grueling boot camp to be able to convincingly play street ball hustlers.
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His driving focus, say people close to the President: batting back media reports about the ongoing investigations, some of which have driven Trump into rages that few of his own staff members can break.
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The trip will also bring him face-to-face with Chinese President Xi Jinping at the most contentious moment in US-China relations for decades as a trade war rages between the two powers.
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Many years later, as World War II rages, Rustom agrees to a deal with a British army official, who wants Julia to entertain his war-weary troops with her popular song and dance routines.
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PFASs are currently a hot-button topic as debate rages between the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry over acceptable levels of the chemical in drinking water.
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COPENHAGEN, Denmark – Swedish authorities say at least 25 people have been evacuated as a forest fire rages in southeastern Sweden with dozens of firefighters, army personnel and five helicopters trying to control the blaze.
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Ilhan OmarIlhan OmarUndocumented aliens should stay away as COVID-19 rages in the US The Southern Poverty Law Center and yesterday's wars Rush, Trish and left-leaning media: Is it opinion or news reporting?
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While the debate on e-cigarettes' safety and utility rages on among anti-tobacco activists, e-cigarette producers, scientists, and legislators, e-cigarette users in San Francisco will soon need to change their habits.
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In this season, Eve and Villanelle's mutual obsession rages on, in ever more destructive ways, and yet the physical contact between them is so minimal, and we never see them have explicitly sexual interactions.
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Law officers and locals began to credit violent crimes to Mexicans' use of weed, which came north with them, painting it as a substance granting users great strength and sending them into murderous rages.
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Ilhan OmarIlhan OmarUndocumented aliens should stay away as COVID-6900 rages in the US The Southern Poverty Law Center and yesterday's wars Rush, Trish and left-leaning media: Is it opinion or news reporting?
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Plot: Harry (Daniel Radcliffe), Ron (Rupert Grint), and Hermione (Emma Watson) search for Voldemort's (Ralph Fiennes') remaining Horcruxes in their effort to destroy the Dark Lord as the final battle rages on at Hogwarts.
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So as the President slips political constraints by shuffling his White House and foreign policy team and rages against convention, Mueller and his investigators have Trump penned in with no easy means of escape.
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Heat rises over impeachment It is a sign of the turmoil that habitually rages in Washington during the Trump administration that lawmakers are wrapped up in an impeachment controversy even as war drums beat.
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As the debate rages about whether the GOP memo is inaccurate and misleading -- and whether it's appropriate to reveal such classified intelligence at all -- Trump appears to be more preoccupied with the political calculus.
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The nation's battle against this year's nasty influenza epidemic rages on as government health agencies and drug companies rush to develop a universal flu vaccine that can protect against multiple stains of the flu.
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The big picture: Manufacturing has struggled in the U.S. over the last year, as the trade war with China rages on and global demand has slowed — "making some companies hesitant to invest," per Bloomberg.
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As a blizzard rages outside, you're tasked with searching the place for valuables, which entails walking around the incredibly detailed space, picking up items, and examining them, all with slow, realistic, and plodding animations.
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Andrew Cuomo on Monday signed an amendment to New York law that would allow Congress to get hold of President Donald Trump's state tax returns while the legal battle for his federal returns rages on.
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As the gun control debate rages on in wake of last month's tragic shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, the Oscar nominated live-action short DeKalb Elementary couldn't be more relevant.
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His father had often beaten him and his mother during alcoholic rages, so the school was a respite of sorts, but as he struggled with his transgender identity, the religious teachings became alienating and tiresome.
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Musk is not the only one looking to hook customers as fire season rages on and embattled PG&E struggles to find an immediate solution for how to make its grid safer and more efficient.
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That means we learn her actual desires — "I need passion and romance and sex," she rages over vino to her pals — and get to enjoy the sitcom-y antics that go along with chasing them.
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This debate rages on the left, too, as the quest for a more principled and ideological vision for the party clashes with arguments about preventing a Trump presidency and supporting the Democratic Party — the team.
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L'Engle's brand of weirdness can be ugly and unsettling, as her characters suffer physical abuse, fight their own uncontrollable rages, or just spout oddball jargon, oblivious to the ways they're alienating or offending other people.
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The result will be countless Twitter rages against Democrats, ever more pointed attacks on the central bank and a slew of aggressive executive actions in areas, such as immigration control, that appeal to his base.
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Foreign ownership of land has become a sensitive issue in Australia and a flashpoint between Australia and China as debate rages over the effect of overseas investment on real estate prices and on national interests.
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He is stoic for a 22-year-old, though this may be an acquired response to adversity: His father is mentally ill, Mr. Gerim says, given to flying into destructive rages over the slightest disappointments.
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But a dispute still rages whether anglers on rock platforms should wear life jackets, which fishing groups say could endanger anglers by restricting their mobility in the water, despite numerous recommendations to make them compulsory.
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America's longest war rages on The Taliban denied involvement in the Kabul attack, but Afghan intelligence said in a statement they believe the Haqqani Network, a Pakistani group aligned with the Taliban, was behind it.
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She points out how obsessed the author was with her age, even titling the article "Madonna at 60," and rages at the fact that would never have been a factor if she were a man.
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The debate still rages over whether e-cigarettes are a healthier way to smoke, but in the eyes of the US Food and Drug Administration, vape pens can be classified alongside regular old tobacco products.
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At least one in four people in the nation of 28 million is starving, according to the United Nations, as a three-year civil war, stoked by regional foes Saudi Arabia and Iran, rages on.
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The GOP is expected to advance three circuit court picks this week as debate rages over whether Republicans will change the rules to clear a path for confirming hundreds of outstanding judicial nominees (The Hill).
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The work is being planned as oil producers and refiners are bracing for a prolonged shutdown and possible supply constraints from Canada's vast oil sands region as a destructive wildfire rages for a second week.
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As the U.S. develops a new strategy for Afghanistan, a debate rages over where to focus efforts: fighting an endless stream of Taliban in the countryside, or managing the fractions and political instability in Kabul.
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RELATED: Comey's hearing passes but the political storm rages on Nunes said House investigators are still negotiating when Manafort will testify and whether he will testify in an open hearing or in a closed briefing.
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While his court battle rages on, New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft isn't exactly laying low -- hanging courtside at the Celtics game in Boston last night where he was still treated like a rock star.
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One of his most reproduced works is an equestrian portrait of Michael Jackson that recycles Peter Paul Rubens's portrait of King Philip II mounted on a white charger while a battle rages in the distance.
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The blaze has forced the evacuation of over 75,000 homes as it rages on in Ventura and L.A. Counties ... Kim Kardashian was among those fleeing the area, and Caitlyn Jenner's home has already burned down.
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Here are a few other stories to catch up on: • As U.S.-China Trade War Rages, Some Australian Farmers See an Opportunity: Rising tariffs could lead Chinese buyers to look for alternatives to American products.
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The debate still rages over whether greater flexibility would have restored growth faster, as her critics contend, or whether fiscal restraint was needed to safeguard the euro currency, as Ms. Merkel and her supporters argued.
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As the '90s style revival rages on, the San Francisco-based retailer Dolls Kill has resurrected an institution: Delia's, the brand that stole a generation of teen girls' hearts with its spunky, dynamic catalog style.
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"100 Percent Fresh" is Sandler at his best, combining frat-boy crudeness with tender vulnerability alongside hilarious song sketches ("My kid's only got one line in a play," he rages in a grunge-style tune).
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In the next few days, the President's political interests may dictate a far more proactive attitude, given that a crisis that rages out of control could taint his White House with a reputation for incompetence.
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While the Trump administration deals with another immigration setback, the debate on gun reform rages on, galvanized in large part by the survivors of a Florida high school shooting that killed 17 students and adults.
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The accusations included alcohol-fueled rages, racist remarks, prescription drug abuse and threats — including to kill the women or use his power as the state's top law enforcement officer against them if they defied him.
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Now, while Mr. Trump tweets and rages, and drifts aimlessly from one policy to the next, Mr. Bannon keeps a whiteboard in his office war room with a handwritten list of Mr. Trump's campaign promises.
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New export orders fell to the lowest level this year — an indication that foreign demand is declining as the US-China trade war rages on, said Zhengsheng Zhong, director of macroeconomic analysis at CEBM Group.
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Civilians have been displaced in greater numbers in recent days, as the fighting in and around IS's last strongholds in Mosul rages in residential neighborhoods where water, food and power have been rationed for months.
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The soft August figures reflect an "increasing downside risk to the economy" as the trade war rages on, said Ken Cheung Kin Tai, chief foreign exchange strategist for Asia at Mizuho Bank in Hong Kong.
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With your snack game set, here are five things that will help you stay toasty while the weather rages outside, compiled in collaboration with Wirecutter, a New York Times company that reviews and recommends products.
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Schiele thrived on conflict, much of it internal, tearing through his anxieties and rages with a visceral abandon — nowhere more tellingly than in "Nude Self-Portrait, Grimacing" from 1910, the earliest stage of his career.
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As the nation's opioid crisis rages on, the majority of the two biggest killers — heroin and fentanyl — illegally enter the U.S. from other countries, enmeshing the opioid epidemic with the highly politicized fight over border security.
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While the furore over the alleged piracy by Vijay Mallya, Nirav Modi and Mehul Choksi on the turbulent seas of India's banking industry rages on, the battle for restitution of public money is going full throttle.
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The conspiracy theory surfaced as scrutiny of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, which is part of DHS, is at an all-time high as debate rages over President Trump's policy of separating immigrant families at the border.
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When the deal ultimately falls through, he blusters and rages but is unable to intimidate the Pierces into playing along because the family doesn't feel the need to appease him in the way his children do.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Chinese President Xi Jinping had "positive, constructive interactions" on the sidelines of the G20 summit on Friday as a dispute between the two countries rages, Trudeau's office said.
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One of the semiconductor industry's most powerful customers, Apple, has also sued Qualcomm over its licensing terms, and iPhone manufacturers have started withholding royalty payments, depriving Qualcomm of billions in sales as the dispute rages on.
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Early Monday, the singer took to Instagram with a sweet photo and message for her 15-year-old, who has been living with his father Guy Ritchie in the U.K. as a custody battle rages on.
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The boy — one of the many new characters introduced in the play — is played convincingly by Sam Clemmett, who manages to keep his stubborn teen sympathetic and likable throughout even when he rages against his father.
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And speaking of malevolent acts, as the so-called wine war rages on in the Loire, a group of 30 balaclava-clad militants "ransacked" and lit fire to the offices of winemaker Vinadeis in Languedoc-Rousillon.
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For those of us who didn't tune in to science classes when we had a chance (too many distracting hormonal rages, and don't even get me started on those math anxiety hormones), hormonal chemistry remains mysterious.
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" Mr. O'Brien, who spoke outside the council's chambers after his appearance, said he had told council diplomats of "the horrific humanitarian situation in Aleppo, where fighting rages and two million people live in fear of besiegement.
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US relations with traditional allies in Europe have been frayed in the age of "America First," and the year's first humanitarian crisis is primed to erupt in Yemen, as an Iran-Saudi Arabia proxy war rages.
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However, the argument still rages over whether law enforcement should be given a backdoor into encrypted devices — a measure many security experts believe would render the encryption meaningless and open a big new potential security risk.
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Menaced by the Turkish military, other rebel militias and the Russian-backed Syrian government, with whom it might strike a deal, the Kurdish-led S.D.F. could lose control over the prisons as the war rages on.
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They guaranteed that over the next several months, as the presidential election rages on and legal briefs flood the zone, the fate of the law and the court will be front and center during the campaign.
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Even as Mr. Trump's trade conflict with China rages, the Japanese auto giant Toyota plans to increase production in China by 20 percent, expanding plants in two major Chinese cities, according to news reports in Japan.
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The violence and desperation of the stories he's grown up hearing (for instance, of men eating the brains of a live monkey as it kicks and rages) are retold and reimagined, exploited for their metaphorical potential.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — Afghanistan's presidential election, scheduled for April, is likely to be delayed, Afghan officials said on Wednesday, underscoring the country's fragility as war with the Taliban rages and the United States presses for peace talks.
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WASHINGTON — More than two dozen members of Congress have signed onto a bipartisan letter asking Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy to allow the House to vote remotely as the coronavirus pandemic rages on.
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But as firefighters battle blazes on the ground, an unprecedented right-wing disinformation campaign rages online in which overzealous environmentalists, arsonists, and exploding manure piles, not human-induced climate change, are blamed for the ongoing crisis.
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"If the worst-case scenario comes to pass, we shall be hiding under our beds trembling, lights off, as election violence rages down the streets," the columnist Charles Onyango-Obbo wrote recently in the Daily Nation.
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" When the campaign ended, veterans of the Agnew press plane gave Mr. Gold a straitjacket as a going away present, Mr. Crouse wrote, "because Gold tended to fly into quasi-psychotic rages at the slightest provocation.
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H. R. McMaster, with Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis, and with Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, but these officials are flying blind because above them at the White House rages a whirlwind of incompetence and ignorance.
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A successful overthrow of Erdogan, who has ruled Turkey since 2003, would have marked one of the biggest shifts in the Middle East in years, transforming a major U.S. ally while war rages on its border.
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Third, the more the left rages about Trump and predicts nothing but catastrophe and conspiracy from him, the more out of touch it seems when the catastrophes don't happen and the conspiracy theories come up short.
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With the exception of the prologue, which depicts the British Cabinet deciding how to respond to Hitler's invasion of Poland while a cinematic storm rages outside, Bouverie emphasizes the surprising ironies rather than the obvious melodrama.
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Libya is in the middle of a civil war as a battle for the capital Tripoli between forces loyal to eastern commander Khalifa Haftar and those loyal to the internationally-recognized Government of National Accord rages on.
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Washington (CNN)As the immigration debate rages with a focus on building a wall along the US-Mexico border, two Republican senators proposed a bill Tuesday that would take on an entirely different issue: legal immigration. Sens.
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Mr. Dhammaratne was meant to provide a heroic contrast to our story's villains: the extremists who'd dominated social media here and in other developing countries, using it to whip people into paranoid rages that sometimes became deadly.
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And while his trade war with China rages on, the CBO also says that the tariffs imposed under Trump since January 2018 are expected to make U.S. GDP roughly 0.3% smaller than it otherwise would have been.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Syria's war rages unabated despite a fall in the number of besieged civilians, a senior U.N. official said on Thursday, warning of a potential worsening of the conflict in the rebel-controlled governorate of Idlib.
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Ignoring The Warning Signs Boyce -- who said depression sent him into rages that tested his marriage -- said no one screened him for mental illness after his heart procedures, although he had suffered several debilitating depressions since adolescence.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration said on Wednesday it would allow some 7,000 Syrians to remain in the United States for at least another 18 months under protected status as civil war rages in their native country.
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The monster rages not only against his creator, who flees from him in horror, but also against all institutions, symbolizing in one respect the "monstrous" horde of the working classes who rise in consciousness against their masters.
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" Sebestyen's Lenin is not a coolly rational mastermind but a whimsical opportunist, who promised his followers everything ("bread, peace and land"), bypassed his own dogmas as it suited him, and flew into "petulant rages over minor matters.
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The Boko Haram crisis still rages, but it has not managed to sustain the level of global outrage that spiked when nearly 300 schoolgirls were kidnapped in 2014 in the village of Chibok, in Borno State's south.
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Why it's relevant: PFASs are currently a hot-button topic as debate rages between the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry over acceptable levels of the chemical in drinking water.
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Despite major peace talks -- which began soon after the 2015 election -- conflict rages between state security forces and armed groups across the Kachin and Shan states, causing immense human suffering and reasserting the authority of the military.
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LONDON, May 16 (Reuters) - Foreign direct investment to emerging markets has fallen to its lowest in 20 years, with little prospect of improvement as the U.S.-China trade war rages, according to the Institute of International Finance.
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As the second crypto war rages on, with law enforcement and policy makers demanding access to encrypted communications, new research has found that an encryption standard pushed by the UK government allows third parties to decrypt communications.
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"I am murderous with my own passing," she says in Marina Carr's "Woman and Scarecrow," a blistering beauty of a play that rages with regret and pitch-black humor at the wasted years of a misspent life.
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The Super Bowl is one extremely prominent example of a broader point: Even as cord-cutting rages on and linear TV viewership shrinks, live sports — and in the US, the NFL in particular — remain a bright spot.
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RELATED: 'Battle of the Sexes' cast knows the equality fight rages on More than 40 years later and on the same weekend a film about King's efforts was released, the conversation about athletes and advocacy remained timely.
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PHILADELPHIA — Bernie Sanders has a vision for the future of the Democratic National Committee in the post-Debbie Wasserman Schultz era, but he's not yet willing to get into too many specifics while the convention rages on.
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Gun control debate rages again The shooting revived the long debate over gun control in the United States, with some blaming congressional inaction for the massacre and others insisting that it's too soon for such political battles.
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Why a debate over funding gun violence research rages on Thursday's hearing came almost a year after Republican members of the House Appropriations Committee blocked a proposal to designate $22010 million in funding for gun violence research.
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NEW YORK, Dec 20 (Reuters) - Every day, Reuters journalists deal with a host of reporting challenges, such as staying connected as a monsoon rages as well as ethical issues like photographing the tiniest victims of war and disaster.
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WILDCARDS Libya is in the middle of a civil war as a battle for the capital Tripoli between forces loyal to eastern commander Khalifa Haftar and those loyal to the internationally-recognized Government of National Accord rages on.
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It has peered at a storm that rages at Saturn's south pole, akin to the Great Red Spot on Jupiter, and investigated the vast hexagonal cloud formations, far larger than the Earth, which swirl around the north pole.
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More than 2 million of these children remain inside Syria, where the war rages on, and 700,000 are in the nations which have taken the bulk of Syria's 4 million-plus refugees: Turkey, Lebanon, Jordan, Iraq and Egypt.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Some U.S. lawmakers are trying to pass legislation that would make it harder for Chinese students and scholars to work in the United States, citing security concerns as a trade war rages between Washington and Beijing.
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But the pride of a downtrodden neighborhood, concern about maintaining tradition and the desire of a high-powered corporation to appeal to upscale clients are all in play as debate rages about the form that change should take.
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Surgeons push back at the NRA The feud between the National Rifle Association and the medical community rages on, with the latest round coming from physicians who released an editorial this week saying they disagree with the NRA.
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Here we are again, as the border crisis rages on, we're having yet another oversight hearing that will deliver zero solutions to protect migrant children, won't secure our southern border, and doesn't close a single policy loophole. pic.twitter.
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As we previously reported, Azarenka is at war with her baby daddy -- who filed custody papers in L.A. and the judge overseeing the case won't let Victoria take the kid out of the state while the trial rages.
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The young Queen Vic and her doomed husband, Albert, as played on the high-rated PBS drama "Victoria," are charming and hot in the royal sack — while the morbid inequality of the Victorian age rages all around them.
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Cuba Gooding Jr. gives a restrained, conflicted performance as Simpson, alternating between the beloved figure of his upper-class Brentwood community and a man prone to rages, someone who very well seems capable of killing his ex-wife.
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The euphoria quickly evaporated though, with stocks and the rupee ending weaker, as the focus now shifts back to an economy that is faltering, even as the U.S.-China trade war rages and global oil prices tick higher.
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The Daily Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Via Apple Podcasts | Via RadioPublic | Via Stitcher As the opioid crisis rages on, United States prosecutors are looking to hold people criminally accountable for overdose deaths.
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It recalls and mourns lost mentors and friends, rounds up decades of memories ("That voice, coming to me / Across forty years"), and rages in a quiet way against America's long-held warmongering habits ("The drones themselves are startling").
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It is a claustrophobic, stunning novel about a housekeeper, Emerence, who is so powerful she's like a giantess out of a fairy tale, and the intimacy and love that rages between her and the writer who employs her.
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As the coronavirus outbreak rages on, Raymond James said China's delayed response is inciting comparisons to the Soviet Union's response to the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, and that things could get worse in terms of economic and market impact.
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My sister has become an expert at talking my father through his rages — a common feature of dementia — and makes daily, herculean efforts to negotiate with him about basic hygiene, what he eats and how much he smokes.
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And his determination to reexamine the way America combats terrorism around the globe can be justified by the fact that Washington has been at war for a decade-and-a-half and jihadism still rages and poses a threat.
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NBA star LeBron James sent a taco truck to firefighters and first responders fighting the Getty Fire, which he said forced him to evacuate his home in Los Angeles earlier this week, as the blaze rages on in California.
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As the battle rages and polls show the outcome too close to call, here is a look at what it could mean for the U.S. if the U.K. votes to exit the EU: What does Obama think about Brexit?
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As Hurricane Owen rages over St. Thomas, I think about all of the dead of storms past, their voices snatched up in the wind and carried away, only to return as passengers on a journey they can never end.
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However, Mattis did not provide details on when the White House would make an announcement or what the decision was on Afghanistan, where fighting still rages more than 15 years after U.S. forces invaded and overthrew a Taliban government.
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As the US-China trade war rages on, two Chinese tech companies are facing a new headache: Australia's government has joined the US in effectively banning its wireless carriers from buying gear for 5G networks from Huawei and ZTE.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - British female Olympians lined up to criticize the inclusion of transgender women in women's sport on Tuesday, as debate rages over whether male-to-female athletes retain unfair physical advantages after taking cross-sex hormones.
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"We are entering a very critical juncture as the will-they-or-won't-they debate rages as to whether Chinese officials will embark on another yuan devaluation," remarked Stephen Innes, senior trader at brokerage OANDA Asia Pacific, on Monday.
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And though life rages on at a pace that feels quicker every day, as months turn into years, there is one great love which continues to glow like a lighthouse, found finally, gratefully, after a long voyage at sea.
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A performance by the embattled pop star Kesha at the Billboard Music Awards on Sunday, May 22, has been called off as the legal and public relations fight between the singer and her longtime producer Dr. Luke rages on.
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The meeting on Tuesday was significant due to the hot-button topic of PFAS as debate rages between the EPA and the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) over acceptable levels of the chemicals in drinking water.
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" In the fourth season, as the trial rages, Larry learns that he bumped O. J. the last time he'd been scheduled on the show, and Larry's reply is pure Hollywood: "Who knew he was going to get this hot?
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As the battle over how to fund and rehabilitate New York City's flailing subway system rages on, Mr. Cuomo has thrown his support behind congestion pricing, the idea of charging cars to drive into the busiest part of Manhattan.
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But the media format that really made him president, the one whose weaknesses and perversities and polarizing tendencies he brilliantly exploited, wasn't Zuckerberg's unreal kingdom; it wasn't even the Twitter platform where Trump struts and frets and rages daily.
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The Cranston Fire, which has destroyed at least five homes as it rages at the edge of the San Jacinto Mountains west of Palm Springs, prompted evacuation orders for 2300,217 people living in Idyllwild, Cedar Glen and Fern Valley.
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CASTILLETES, Colombia (Reuters) - In the sun-baked scrubland of northern Colombia's remote La Guajira province, a bitter quarrel rages between two neighboring Wayuu indigenous families, one of them seeking refuge from a humanitarian crisis across the border in Venezuela.
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In Hoffman's book, "Rules of Magic," Franny, Jet, and Vincent grow up as the Vietnam War rages, as San Francisco's counterculture Summer of Love reaches its fever dream peak, and as the Stonewall Riots launch the gay rights movement.
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Kids get their kicks from tobogganing down a concrete slope on the lid of a plastic trash can; an argument rumbles, rages, and subsides over the kidnapping of somebody named Johnny, who, it turns out, isn't human at all.
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It's not hard to see why his critics point to his Twitter feed as evidence of instability and unfitness to hold America's highest office: rages, lies, vindictiveness -- it's all there for the world to see, as is dangerous egomania.
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Not only can Democrats highlight the differences between the parties on policy, they can connect the dots by stressing how the endless tweet storms and rally rages simply don't allow the nation's leaders to deliberate on these vital matters.
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John CornynJohn CornynRand Paul: 'We deserve to know' identity of Trump whistleblower The Hill's Morning Report - Giuliani subpoenaed as Trump rages against Schiff, whistleblower The Hill's 12:30 Report: Trump steps up attacks on whistleblower, Schiff MORE (R-Texas).
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John CornynJohn CornynRand Paul: 'We deserve to know' identity of Trump whistleblower The Hill's Morning Report - Giuliani subpoenaed as Trump rages against Schiff, whistleblower The Hill's 6900:2628 Report: Trump steps up attacks on whistleblower, Schiff MORE (R-Texas).
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Snatching the two-cent stamp was always a symbolic goal for Ray; raiding Emmit's safe deposit box or blackmailing him with a sex tape were examples of the "Fargo" phenomenon by which a petty crime rages out of control.
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The soaring sales come even as a divisive debate rages on over e-cigarettes, which offer an alternative free of the cancer-causing chemicals found in cigarettes, but are often seen as spurring new nicotine addiction, especially among teens.
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Skirting death as storm rages The storm proved harrowing for one Los Angeles driver on Friday night, when the road beneath her car gave out, plunging her to the bottom of a 20-foot sinkhole, CNN affiliate KTLA-TV reported.
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As the gender-wage-gap debate rages on in courtrooms, at pundits' tables, and on bitter Reddit threads, there's one idea that has gone unchallenged: Porn is the one industry where women benefit from better pay than their male counterparts.
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That particular fire rages throughout his time in Quebec, as Chuck Rhoades, Sr. artificially "fluffs" the stock's value to squeeze Bobby out of his position and Bobby has to scramble to hold onto the stock until the bottom falls out.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday took no action on appeals seeking to revive two restrictive Republican-backed abortion laws from Indiana, even as debate rages over a new measure in Alabama that would prohibit the procedure almost entirely.
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As President Donald Trump's international trade war rages on, Harley Davidson is trying to mitigate the damage of retaliatory tariffs the EU placed on U.S. motorcycles that are costing the company about $100 million a year CEO Matt Levatich said Monday.
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NORTHERN CALIFORNIA FIRE RAGES AS GRANDMOTHER, 2 GREAT-GRANDCHILDREN AMONG DEAD; LOOTERS TARGET EVACUEES The latest tally showed at least 517 structures destroyed and another 135 damaged, California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection Anthony Romero said at the press conference.
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Miami (CNN)As the battle over health care rages on in Congress, French Montana is diving into the nationwide debate, proclaiming that health care should be a right for all and not just a privilege for those who can afford it.
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"Calm, in control," Wessels saunters out into the maelstrom to coolly cut the grass, a living monument to the bourgeois masculinity presiding over the end of the world, stoically managing his property as the very air he breathes rages against him.
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As Syria's civil war rages on, the refugee crisis it spawned has turned into a big political controversy around the world — with several Republican candidates characterizing the refugees as dangerous and even calling for a total ban on Muslim refugees.
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Regional Justice Center's furious Seattle hardcore rages against the horrors of the carceral state and the rampant injustice that infects the American criminal "justice" system like maggots on a rotting corpse (while leaving plenty of room for punishing pit-ready breakdowns).
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Apple lowers guidance on Q1 results, cites China trade tensions As long as the US-China trade war rages on and the US economy continues to cool, it's probably not going to approach that trillion threshold again any time soon.
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The Florida teenager accused of carrying out the deadliest mass shooting at a high school in U.S. history will appear in court today as a long-simmering national debate rages on between proponents of gun rights and advocates of firearms controls.
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Then there's Dunya (Marsha Mason), Diaghilev's childhood nurse, an anachronistic presence (Diaghilev didn't take his nanny on tour), but good to have around, because, amid the rages and imprecations accompanying Diaghilev's love life, she tends to take things in stride.
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That minority fell from power after the United States-led invasion in 2003 and has witnessed its own decimation, with millions of its followers now displaced from their homes as fighting between government forces and ISIS rages across Sunni-dominated areas.
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As the battle over gun rights rages in the political arena, a small but growing number of restaurants are enforcing their own rules to try to counteract the wave of gun violence that has erupted in places like Newtown, Conn.
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The guards -- both of whom are expected to testify next month during the restraining order trial -- also say throughout Johnny and Amber's 15-month marriage, she was the one who flew into rages ... screaming at him, throwing bottles, and charging him.
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Although there's no global consensus over the status of bitcoin — debate rages whether the virtual money is an asset or a currency — that hasn't stopped officials in the U.S. and elsewhere from cashing in on the digital hauls seized from cybercriminals.
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The global economic downturn will squash much of that travel, and some of the rest will dry up as COVID-19 rages in some of the more remote areas that the Gulf airlines only recently integrated into the international economy.
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Lizbet Lenz, 14, lives with her father, Gerhard, in a medieval Europe where Christian cosmology is made literal: The sun circles the Earth; a military battle rages between God and Satan (God is losing); and witches, goblins and demons are real.
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But the starkest symptom of decline there - an opioid epidemic that has claimed the lives of hundreds in and around the city of Binghamton - rages on, and voters are demanding that candidates for public office address the loss of life.
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And while the debate rages on about what are the top vulnerabilities responsible for breaches, I argue that we are being distracted from the true issue: We need to think differently about protecting the applications that run our businesses and lives.
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Not that he was naïve to the challenges presented by that rise; but I think that Mr. Agbavon-Wolf represented how immigrants can sometimes integrate into quiet corners of the country, even as debate rages over their place in German society.
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NAIROBI/LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Hundreds of refugees trapped in Libyan detention centres will be evacuated to Rwanda as part of urgent efforts to relocate people as conflict rages in the north African nation, the United Nations said on Tuesday.
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While we watched impeachment, this happened As impeachment rages on, lawmakers and the White House are on pace to somewhat break the logjam in Washington, passing a defense bill that gives federal workers paid family leave and Trump a Space Force.
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TRUMP, CALIFORNIA FIGHT RAGES ON: Today the Trump administration formally announced it will revoke California's tailpipe emissions waiver... The Trump administration on Thursday officially revoked California's tailpipe waiver under the Clean Air Act, a decision likely to face quick legal challenges.
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This sense of McEnroe as embodying feelings I could only repress, or as a kind of darker angel to my own tightly restrained spirit, may explain why I always hesitated to interfere with his rages even when he was excessive.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Switzerland's top sports body on Monday joined the calls for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics to be postponed, saying it had written to the International Olympic Committee (IOC) asking to put the event on hold while the coronavirus pandemic rages.
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Like Carmichael and many other American men, I can reel off my favorite teams and their hit squads: Minnesota's Purple People Eaters, Pittsburgh's Steel Curtain, the Jets' New York Sack Exchange, with Joe Klecko and his Iron Age rages toward the quarterback.
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It marks the first time that Russia has owned up to an attack on Ukrainian forces, four years after its surreptitious invasion of eastern Ukraine and annexation of Crimea led to a war that has killed over 10,000 people, and still rages.
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Bridgeport, Connecticut (CNN)As a national debate rages over AR-15-style rifles, an attorney representing the families of Sandy Hook victims killed by one of those guns implored a court on Monday to let their lawsuit against the manufacturer move forward.
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ISIS meeting bombarded As the battle to seize western Mosul rages on, Iraqi militants and government troops pounded an ISIS meeting about 70 kilometers (43 miles) away, killing and injuring dozens, said the media office for the Popular Mobilization Unit, or PMU.
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It took two years to get her to upgrade from iPhoto to Apple Photos, and even now she rages that it can't collect all her images into a file in the Finder than she can then drag and drop into her email.
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As the debate rages on over the existence of an alleged tape of the president saying the N-word during filming of The Apprentice, a resurfaced interview with Howard Stern reveals Trump discussing a potential racially-divided season of his NBC reality show.
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KUALA LUMPUR, April 4 (Reuters) - Southeast Asians have united to defend hugely popular "chicken rendang" that was knocked out of a British cooking competition television show for not being crispy enough, but the longstanding debate on the origins of the dish rages on.
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Sacramento post-hardcore outfit A Lot Like Birds are a perfect example of how to write intricate, experimental music that rages hard without being too inaccessible; balancing melody and chaos in a similar manner to Circa Survive or The Sound of Animals Fighting.
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In addition, we report on how the violence in Acapulco still rages on, ten years into the drug war; we break down global elections by the numbers; and we spend time exploring Mexico's colonial history with one of the country's preeminent female bullfighters.
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In 2012, the same thing happened to former Republican Speaker of the House Paul Ryan when he professed his love for Rage Against the Machine only to get called "the embodiment of the machine our music rages against" by guitarist Tom Morello.
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As a debate rages over President Donald Trump's phone calls to the soldiers' grieving families, here are things to know about the US operations in Niger: American troops have been in Niger for years The US has previously acknowledged it has troops there.
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While the debate still rages over the effect that salt has on the health of Americans, another form of salt, the state and local tax deduction (SALT), is harmful to our federal tax code and, more importantly, bad for hardworking American taxpayers.
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While the fight to repeal Obamacare and implement an affordable patient-centered approach to care rages on, we must not forget that all health care policy actions taken in D.C. have very real life-or-death consequences for those living outside the capital.
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Louise Ivers, who has led Partners In Health's cholera vaccine efforts in Haiti, where a seven-year epidemic of cholera rages on, says there is no harm in vaccinating people who are already exposed to cholera or have natural immunity to it.
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" To Americans and British, says Oliver, "This feels a little like déjà vu: a potentially destabilizing populist campaigning on anti-immigrant rhetoric who rages against the elites ... even as all the experts assure us that there is no way this can possibly happen.
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Tom Morello rages against the establishment CNN's #GetPolitical series caught up with the legendary rapper, who shared his thoughts about activism today, America's love-hate relationship with hip-hop, Eminem's big political statement and whether mumble rap has a place in the genre.
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The attack heightened uncertainty in a market that had become relatively subdued in recent months due to slowing growth as the U.S.-China trade war rages and now faces the loss of crude from Saudi Arabia, usually the supplier of last resort.
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My idealization of her twisted into unbounded resentment: she'd gone off to work and had affairs and left me to the mercies of my father's rages; she'd bought herself fur coats and Sonia Rykiel pantsuits while I looked like a waif, etc.
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As the death toll continues to rise in the deadliest wildfire in California history, the sheriff of the Northern California county where the fire still rages said on Friday that more than 1013,000 people were still missing, a startling increase from previous lists.
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To this day, an argument rages among forensic medicine experts and laboratory chiefs over the cause of death and whether traces of polonium, a radioactive material that has been used in assassinations, were or were not found on Arafat's clothes and remains.
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As the debate over the border rages in Washington, the flow of migrants has not stopped, and crossing points like this one are growing into informal bedrooms, washrooms, schools, kitchens and playgrounds for families waiting to request asylum in the United States.
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As we speak, Zara's sale rages on with most styles up to 75% off, Urban Outfitters is temporarily slashing their in-house jeans brand BDG by 30%, and Need Supply's offering Nanushka, Ganni, and Paloma Wool for a fraction of their original prices.
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Steve BullockSteve BullockThe Hill's Morning Report - Giuliani subpoenaed as Trump rages against Schiff, whistleblower Gabbard calls out 2202 opponents fundraising off impeachment Bullock to seek public financing for 2628 bid MORE (D) will apply to receive public financing for his struggling presidential campaign.
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While the war in the east of Ukraine rages on, Putin has shown no inclination to withdraw a single troop, and the long-simmering Ukrainian kettle threatens to boil into the worst crisis in relations between Moscow and Washington since the Cold War.
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As the debate rages on about the Trump administration's horrific policy of separating undocumented parents from their children as they attempt to cross the border between the United States and Mexico, the fight between officials and lawmakers has spilled over onto social media.
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The deadly February 7 incident in the war-torn nation has drawn considerable attention in international media, and it highlighted the continued level of violence in Syria as the conflict there rages on and global powers operate in support of competing factions.
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