Almost monthly your family photos, your birth certificate, and your diary are being ransacked or nearly ransacked by criminals.
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But in other parts of the country, people ransacked stores.
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Someone has ransacked her place looking for something, but what?
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They ransacked desks and filing cabinets and tore down portraits.
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When they left office, many senior officials ransacked the files.
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Most churches are still standing, but badly damaged and ransacked.
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But many of its shops are burned out and ransacked.
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Hundreds of schools and clinics have also been ransacked or destroyed.
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Two months later, political protesters ransacked a nearby Ebola isolation center.
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In July, a succession of clergymen were attacked, their churches ransacked.
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The house was ransacked, its furniture splintered and its floors bloodstained.
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When protesters boycotted classes and ransacked his office, he denounced them.
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Looters ransacked several foreign-owned shops in the city in August.
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He ransacked the apartment, emptying the dresser drawers on the floor.
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The house was ransacked and a number of items were stolen.
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The house in Troutdale, Oregon, had been ransacked and laced with graffiti.
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They also said that the police ransacked the house during their raid.
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Demonstrators stormed the Legislative Council building on July 1 and ransacked it.
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Mr Zuma's cronies ransacked the state and plundered state-owned enterprises (SOEs).
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Metal worker Alvaro Becerra lives near a store that was ransacked overnight.
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He and Lisa sat opposite one another in the ransacked living room.
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"I'm very sad because everything is either destroyed or ransacked," he said.
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" And no novel was more thoroughly ransacked for ideas than Joyce's " Ulysses .
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Demonstrators stormed the Legislative Council building on July 1 and ransacked it.
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The post responsible for monitoring the lone survivor was ransacked in 2009.
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Our sources say it appears the house was at least partially ransacked.
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"They ransacked the house on Sunday," said Ms. Mondal, who is Hindu.
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Both the church and the monastery on her dress have been ransacked.
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My car ransacked, my book bag's contents scattered across the otherwise empty street.
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There has been unrest in the capital, Tunis, where demonstrators ransacked a supermarket.
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Two residents in the complex had returned home to find their apartment ransacked.
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Harley returned home that night to find her home had allegedly been ransacked.
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Then the crowd surged into the mosque and ransacked it, the witness said.
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On February 24th a medical school in Khartoum was ransacked by security forces.
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Its supporters have ransacked H&M clothing shops over an allegedly racist advert.
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Some of the Smarts' joy subsided as they walked into their ransacked farmhouses.
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"I'm sad about my grandfather's medals," Darryn Smart said, surveying a ransacked room.
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Shops, agricultural estates and government offices in Quito, the capital, have been ransacked.
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Chilean army soldiers protect a mall ransacked by protesters in Santiago, Oct. 20.
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They also ransacked and set fire to six other houses, witnesses told Reuters.
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I watched my car get ransacked and my property thrown onto the pavement.
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Then, after they ransacked the Champs-Élysées, he gave a live televised address.
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We're told there were signs of forced entry and the home was ransacked.
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Then came the Civil War, which left the school ransacked and in disarray.
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Once in the vault, two of them ransacked 73 of more than 900 boxes.
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Protest leader Mkwananzi said police ransacked his house on Monday, and again on Wednesday.
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Crowds of people chanted "we want food," and at least 60 businesses were ransacked.
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That cosmodrome needs to seem like it was attacked and ransacked just last week.
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Lida Yosufzai, an anchor at Radio Kayhan, also saw her station in Kunduz ransacked.
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Iran slammed the execution, and on Saturday night, protestors there ransacked the Saudi embassy.
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Iran, a Shiite power, was furious, and protestors there ransacked the Saudi Arabia embassy.
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Iran condemned the execution, and protestors in Tehran ransacked the Saudi embassy Saturday night.
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Their home was also ransacked the night of Jackson's murder, according to the police.
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The invading herders had stolen all of Mr. Lekisio's cows and ransacked his house.
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One day, they return from a beach vacation to find their Rome apartment ransacked.
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Much of the city is believed to have been destroyed and ransacked by ISIS.
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His grades were terrible, thieves had ransacked his apartment, and he was flat out broke.
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Thousands of Marawi residents have started returning home, only for some to find dwellings ransacked.
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Last week, police opened fire on protesters as they ransacked military posts and blocked roads.
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As imams called people onto the streets, a mob ransacked and burned a small clinic.
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Prisons were ransacked, officers were killed, and staff were bullied into making concessions for inmates.
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They then ransacked the place, taking Valladares and leaving his son behind as they left.
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The city museum, home to treasured artifacts, was ransacked and statues were smashed or defaced.
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The government ransacked Brian Terry's residence without a warrant and removed all electronic media devices.
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Businesses have been ransacked and the country has experienced the wholesale deterioration of public institutions.
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Harrison, 71, was found dead in her ransacked home in Elizabeth South, an Adelaide suburb.
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She immediately ransacked the caregiver's room and began throwing around items that she found inappropriate.
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Accounts of ransacked law offices, of friends and colleagues in handcuffs and hoods, circulated online.
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They also ransacked the ancient palace in the Assyrian city of Nimrud south of Mosul.
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In late July, the graves of Ho's parents were vandalized and his district office ransacked.
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Dave Eggers calls Gaza "a prison," and stories of houses being evacuated and ransacked abound.
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I grab a clementine, a banana, and some strawberries before all the fresh fruit is ransacked.
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Many in the protest movement are sympathetic to those who ransacked Legco, while disavowing the violence.
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Officers entering the "ransacked" mobile home were met by an overwhelming odor, according to the documents.
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According to the outlet, when Harley returned home that night, her home had allegedly been ransacked.
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Assets seized by the government tend to have been ransacked or require expensive upkeep, he noted.
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The suspects allegedly ransacked the home, taking a number of electronic items, before leaving with Villadares.
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Looters ransacked the stadium back in January, taking items like televisions, fire extinguishers and a statue.
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After their home was ransacked during Kristallnacht, her parents managed to join their daughters in 1939.
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In Pakistan's largest city, Karachi, the Press Club was ransacked by pro-Qadri supporters on Sunday.
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As Petrograd descended into chaos, government thugs ransacked the office that produced the Bolshevik newspaper, Pravda.
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In the weeks and months that followed, agents of the Cheka ransacked apartments and arrested officials.
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The enraged crowd ransacked the school and damaged a nearby temple, a district police chief said.
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The men ransacked the couple's apartment, handcuffed and blindfolded them and drove them to Evin Prison.
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His wife Nidhal kissed the painting and put it on a wall in the ransacked reception room.
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With a fabulist's flair, Mr French supplies whatever details were withheld by the archives he has ransacked.
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Then late Saturday, protesters in Tehran ransacked the Saudi Embassy, and Iranian leaders turned up the rhetoric.
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Suspects entered the home, ransacked it, and took property before fleeing, Officer Mike Lopez told BuzzFeed News.
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Her house had been ransacked and showed signs that a struggled ensued, according to the Daily Breeze.
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After the alleged incident, Harley returned home that night to find her home had allegedly been ransacked.
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As for the Tumi bag ... it had been ransacked but the bad guys didn't take the contract.
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She claims several players broke into her apartment and ransacked her room, stealing money and other belongings.
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She returned home to see her house ransacked and her father being dragged away by the police.
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The villa was ransacked during the revolution of 1989, but protesters did surprisingly little damage, Iliescu said.
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They detained him and his girlfriend and they ransacked his home, he says, seizing computers and documents.
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Some ransacked a Doctors of the World medical clinic, taking knives and dismantling beds to fashion batons.
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They also ransacked shops and scrawled anti-capitalist graffiti on walls before eventually being dispersed by police.
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Some are still missing, their homes have been ransacked and their relatives beaten, human rights groups say.
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Another Qaraqosh farmer, Sami Nissan Yessi, said his equipment too had been ransacked and his barns burned.
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The counters were in such a state of disarray, it looked like someone had ransacked the store.
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Barzani's supporters protested outside parliament, and the offices of Kurdish opposition parties were ransacked in multiple cities.
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At least one person was killed in the protests and some offices of Kabila's political party were ransacked.
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They have ransacked government buildings, burnt offices of political parties and blocked roads to oilfields and the port.
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Within no time Pryce's home is ransacked by burglars, who steal cash and Pryce's beloved baseball card collection.
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Then they ransacked 73 of more than 900 safe deposit boxes, taking jewelry, gold, cash and precious stones.
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This isn't the first time a well-known makeup artist has had their kit swiped or home ransacked.
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The Gas Mart store was ransacked Wednesday night, and a nearby car was set on fire, police said.
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One person was killed and several were injured when angry supporters ransacked the offices of two media companies.
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What's needed is an orderly and definitive search for all the money ransacked from Venezuela in recent years.
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The governor tore into the crowd for standing by while rioters ransacked stores and set cars on fire.
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Three auto-rickshaws and two motorcycles were burned before the mob ransacked several homes belonging to local Muslims.
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They can help share intel on where to buy supplies, like toilet paper, when local stores get ransacked.
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The couple was then zip-tied while the perps ransacked the house ... making off with cash and jewelry.
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In the days after the train station violence, attackers ransacked his district office and vandalized his parents' graves.
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The ransacked Legislative Council, by contrast, gave the authorities an excuse to crack down on all their detractors.
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Gallmann, 73, was driving across her vast ranch to visit a lodge that the raiders had just ransacked.
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In the ransacked convenience store, do you reach for the first-aid kit or the bag of Cheetos?
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When my family was allowed to return to the house six months later, each room had been ransacked.
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The once-prosperous area was razed and ransacked, with sheets of corrugated roof strewn amid bullet-ridden trucks.
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I couldn't imagine the awful, sporadic acts of violence that were being committed as the village was ransacked.
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Militiamen have ransacked six of the election commission's headquarters in that region and beheaded three election workers, Nangaa said.
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The local business group said 350 businesses had been ransacked in Ciudad Bolivar, including 90 percent of food outlets.
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The fight apparently didn't end there cause when Jen got home that night, she allegedly found her home ransacked.
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After he evacuated, coyotes ransacked the place, tearing up his clothes and what little else might have been salvageable.
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The team thinks looters ransacked the cave around the 1950s, pointing to pickaxes left in the tunnel as evidence.
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Down an unpaved road, another local resident, Elpidio Nuñez, led us to one of the homes the vigilantes ransacked.
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Inside, Khawaja's closet had been ransacked and any photos of male friends she had were thrown in the trash.
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When Jen got home, she found someone had ransacked the place, smashing a flat-screen TV and a vase.
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Her sliding glass door had been smashed by a rock, but the house had not been ransacked, KDKA reported.
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The pharmacist said nothing, now pulling imaginary pill bottles out of an empty metal cupboard Violet had already ransacked.
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Eventually, the mob that formed ransacked the military hospital Hôtel des Invalides before setting their sights on bigger things.
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But shortly after the embassy was ransacked, a chorus of senior Iranian political and military voices condemned the act.
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The man ransacked a room and stole gaming chips, Philippines National Police Chief Ronald Dela Rosa said early Friday.
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Police said Hutchinson's purse had been ransacked, her ID taken, and her car stolen when they found her body.
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The local business group said 203 businesses had been ransacked in Ciudad Bolivar, including 90 percent of food outlets.
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Over four days — including a two-day break to buy a hydraulic pump — they ransacked 73 safe deposit boxes.
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They were chasing looters who were hiding among the graves after a mob of 235 ransacked two nearby supermarkets.
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Within minutes, enraged protesters ransacked the offices of one of the networks, and ensuing violence left one person dead.
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The thieves ransacked 73 safe deposit boxes and stuffed the loot into plastic garbage cans before making their getaway.
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The men who ransacked his dwelling almost killed him but his courage and lack of fear stayed their hand.
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Early hip-hop crews ransacked used-record bins, taking samples from old LPs without regard to genre or origin.
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Scanning the scattered debris — yellowing newspapers, cigarette butts — he concluded that the chamber had been thoroughly ransacked by looters.
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They ransacked the museum, tortured and executing the former site director Khaled al-Asaad in search of treasure to sell.
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In Bashiqa, Kurdish officers said, they destroyed and ransacked the houses of any non-Sunnis, including Shi'ites, Yazidis and Christians.
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Troublemakers also ransacked at least two stores and one black-clad protester jumped on a parked Mercedes, smashing its windshields.
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Iranians infuriated by the killing of a revered cleric promptly ransacked and set fire to the Saudi Embassy in Tehran.
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He then raped women residents and ransacked their homes, often stealing small items, such as coins, cash, identification, and jewelry.
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Dozens of Assyrian, Akkadian, Babylonian, Persian and Roman artifacts that the ransacked museum held have all been stolen or damaged.
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A former social security building was ransacked for aluminum window frames and cables by people hoping to sell the materials.
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Harley claims when she returned home later that night the place was ransacked, she believes at the hands of Ronnie.
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Vandals had smashed windows on seven of the eight carriages, ransacked a carriage's kitchen and tossed about tables and chairs.
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We're told the crooks got through a side door, ransacked the pad and jacked $160k worth of jewelry and purses.
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In Vogt's bedroom, papers and clothing lay about the floor "to indicate the room had been ransacked," the affidavit states.
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She was doing her laundry when attacked and suffered severe head injuries, her house was ransacked and her handbag stolen.
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The statement also said that the house had not been ransacked and that no valuables were found to be missing.
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"I see my house being ransacked and the dog was still going hysterical in the cage," the unidentified man said.
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Iraqi forces earlier this week captured the ransacked main museum of Mosul, where the militants filmed themselves destroying priceless statues.
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Just ask recent college graduates looking for a job, or criminal suspects whose Facebook profiles are quickly ransacked by journalists.
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The insides are reminiscent of a crime scene with items strewn haphazardly across the floor, as if ransacked long ago.
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Sprightly beats are ransacked from Bernstein's own "West Side Story" and "Trouble in Tahiti," losing their spring in the process.
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A blackout in March plunged the state into a week of darkness and chaos that left about 500 businesses ransacked.
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The bronze statue is one of 14 artifacts plundered ransacked from the Archaeological Museum in Nalanda, eastern India, in 1961.
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TMZ broke the story ... Nicki's L.A. home was ransacked this week and the thieves made off with $200k in stuff.
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"The Walking Dead" is one scenario of the apocalypse: Society shuts down, stores are ransacked, and the power goes out.
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The office of the Committee Against Torture in Grozny, the capital of Chechnya, had also been ransacked in the past.
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"A Muslim mob of several hundred broke in and ransacked the school," said Pawan Kumar, a guard at the school.
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Rioters ransacked stores and restaurants while lighting fires along Paris' Champs Elysees avenue on Saturday as they clashed with police.
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Back in her flat in ransacked Berlin, she found the blue suit Magda had given her still hanging in the wardrobe.
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What if someone ransacked the biohazardous waste at the clinic where Olivia had her abortion and is trying to blackmail her?!
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"MQM workers fired shots at the ARY (News) office, ransacked the premises and set fire to a police mobile," he said.
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An Iranian mob ransacked and burned the Saudi Embassy in Tehran, and Saudi Arabia responded by severing diplomatic ties with Iran.
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The brothers returned to the woman's home, ransacked it for valuables and beat her dog to death with a golf club.
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But when he comes home and finds a swastika painted on his wall and his house ransacked, there's no stopping him.
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The types of works neatly framed at OCMA Expand are let loose, duplicated, and strewn about like a ransacked paper press.
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Earlier this year, hackers ransacked HBO's servers and stole items, including sensitive internal documents, Game of Thrones episodes, and a script.
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Stuff is scattered all over the floor, as if the place had been ransacked, and the room is filling with smoke.
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What will you say when the attorney's office of a politician of whom you approve gets ransacked by his political opponents?
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Rebels took hostages, set fire to buildings, ransacked churches, broke into the local jail to free inmates and looted an armory.
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The art of crafting works from metal has persisted in Benin, more than a century after the British ransacked the palace.
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But Pere Bartolomé, 93, says he can still remember the day Franco's soldiers ransacked his village, confiscating family booklets and photos.
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It was found at the bottom of a 30ft pit, in a tomb that had been ransacked and robbed in antiquity.
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A CNN producer in Tehran said some protesters even made it in the building, set fire inside and ransacked some records.
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They burned a bus, ransacked a bus station, destroyed vehicles and surrounded the Parliament building before the army was called in.
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The Iranians replaced an American flag on board with an IRGC one, ransacked the vessels, and damaged equipment, the report said.
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Uganda had a sizable Indian population, and Indian people were casually mugged, their shops ransacked and other minorities victimized or sidelined.
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Uganda had a sizable Indian population, and Indian people were casually mugged, their shops ransacked and other minorities victimized or sidelined.
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As soon as the daring rescue was done, I ransacked my brother's room and discovered an entire cache of Alistair MacLean.
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Harley claims when she returned home later that night, her place was ransacked and she, of course, believes it was Ronnie.
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Labor rights workers suspect that agents of the government or factory owners ransacked a number of union offices after the protests.
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At least three people have been killed in street battles and countless buildings have been ransacked since Election Day on Oct.
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Families joined in mass protests, as vigilantes ransacked liquor stores and people kissed the foreheads of turbaned clerics leading the revolution.
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Just before protesters ransacked the legislature, he spoke with Breakingviews about Chief Executive Carrie Lam's future and giving residents a vote.
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A particularly adventurous (read: destructive) golden retriever was recently caught on camera as she ransacked her family's home while they were out.
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Demonstrations turned violent as protesters hurled bottles at the Japanese Embassy in Beijing, overturned Japanese cars and ransacked Japanese stores and restaurants.
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It was not immediately clear where he will be heading, but the newspaper added that police ransacked the 0003-year-old's home.
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Several of Saudi Arabia's Sunni allies have broken diplomatic ties with Iran after demonstrators ransacked the Saudi embassy in Tehran this weekend.
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Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets in cities across France on Thursday, including Nantes where protesters ransacked the main train station.
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He ransacked a room and stole gaming chips totaling 113 million pesos ($2.3 million), Philippine National Police Chief Ronald Dela Rosa said.
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At least one police officer, witnesses said, was burned alive, and the authorities blamed opportunistic looters who ransacked shops, offices and banks.
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It looks like the suspects ransacked every room, overturned furniture, smashed a mirror on a closet door and busted up the floor.
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One of your female classmates recalled that DKE brothers ransacked women's rooms, stole their undergarments and wove them into a large flag.
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Though the 1982 film was a hit, few treasure it enough to care much that its plot has been ransacked for parts.
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Three hundred Chinese immigrants were shot and bludgeoned to death in the streets, their corpses mutilated, their belongings, businesses and homes ransacked.
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Many events have been canceled, supermarkets have been ransacked, and it has now become difficult to find toilet paper, soap, and disinfectant.
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After desperate residents ransacked grocery stores, Mr. Leboyer said, the British military started patrolling in armored vehicles, and a curfew was imposed.
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At least three people were killed, 405 people arrested, and hundreds of shops ransacked, especially in the states of Bolivar and Tachira.
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The owner of a popular hypermarket, Refah, the Iranian equivalent of Walmart, said shops in three of its locations had been ransacked.
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In various cities, protesters have also attacked, ransacked and set fire to dozens of government buildings, including religious schools and municipal offices.
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At some point during the couple's 2000,21983-year-long slumber, grave robbers ransacked their burial chamber and plundered its gold and jewels.
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Jen also claimed Ronnie was the one who ransacked the crib on New Year's Eve 2018 after getting into a huge fight.
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As the men ransacked the town, a young boy named Chuol and his eight siblings ran and hid in the bushes nearby.
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Saudi Arabia cut diplomatic ties with Iran after protestors ransacked its embassy in Tehran over the execution of a prominent Shiite cleric.
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IS also ransacked the city's museum, and destroyed the Lion of al-Låt, a treasured limestone statue that guarded a renowned temple.
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As for Port Moresby itself, after the APEC circus left, dozens of security guards employed for the summit ransacked parliament, demanding unpaid wages.
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They ditched their uniforms for stolen clothes when they ransacked a house about 1303 miles from where they left the bus, Sills said.
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Other impresarios—most notably L. Ron Hubbard, the founder of the Church of Scientology—had ransacked the genre for mythologies of personal growth.
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A social media video of the attack's aftermath shows a crowd cheering a local cleric, who then claims to have ransacked the mosque.
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Once inside, the thieves ransacked 73 security deposit boxes, stuffing plastic garbage bins with $20 million worth of diamonds, emeralds, gold and cash.
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Initially thwarted, they returned the following day and ransacked 603 deposit boxes, stealing jewels, gold and cash worth 260 million pounds ($258 million).
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He remained there for the next two decades, and he watched powerlessly as the Khmer Rouge stormed Phnom Penh and ransacked its buildings.
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He said he lost his job at a hotel when looters ransacked it in March, ripping out even window frames and cable wiring.
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Disappeared isn't quite accurate: the peppers have been ransacked, pots and pans overturned, grains of rice scattered as if at a kegger wedding.
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But when some of them stormed the Legislative Council and ransacked the chamber on Monday, they put their movement's fragile gains at risk.
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Biden makes surprise Iraq visit Inside the Parliament building, they waved Iraqi flags, ransacked rooms, chanted, gestured for cameras and sat at lawmakers' desks.
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Image: Alexei Vranich/Heritage ScienceUnfortunately, the ruins of Tiwanaku, and the Pumapunku temple in particular, have been ransacked repeatedly over the past half-millenium.
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On Monday, French farmers protesting at a border crossing between France and Spain ransacked five Spanish trucks attempting to transport wine into the country.
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It's why Tesla, Google, Apple and Faraday Future are constantly poaching engineers from each other and why Uber ransacked Carnegie Mellon's famed robotics lab.
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"They ransacked the place," Lackman recalled when I interviewed him in his new Montreal apartment (the move was unconnected to the litigation, he said).
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Police had arrested more 120 protesters by late afternoon as demonstrators looted stores around the Champs Elysees and ransacked the high-end Fouquet's restaurant.
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They ransacked lawmakers' offices, waving Iraqi flags as they demanded that the country's political patronage networks be replaced by a new administration of technocrats.
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Please let us imagine that a good British ransacking is decidedly not the same as being ransacked by our polite cousins in the north.
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Earlier this summer, 150 assailants ransacked the home of Guzman's 20093-year-old mother in the family's hometown of La Tuna, The Guardian reported.
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Many of the Aleutians remained in camps for more than three years until they were allowed to return to their wrecked and ransacked homes.
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MARAWI CITY, Philippines (Reuters) - Khaliluddin Ismail returned home on Sunday after five months of war in the southern Philippines to find his house ransacked.
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But this weekend, the cafe became the target of an attack by extremists, who reportedly ransacked the cafe and bludgeoned its patrons with meat.
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Last March, they and fellow farmers and neighbors around Blanchester, Ohio, told us the story of how opioid abuse had ransacked their rural community.
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This "Virginia Woolf" takes place in an age when a text is meant to be mined and ransacked at our higher institutions of learning.
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" ... Local people ransacked the port offices, damaged furniture and computers and torched vehicles," Subhasis Mishra, a spokesman for Dhamra Port Company Ltd, told Reuters.
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Islamic State fighters, who occupied Palmyra for nearly a year beginning in May 2015, ransacked landmarks across the city, a Unesco World Heritage site.
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Then, Mr. Dar said, the soldiers ransacked his house and dumped his supply of rice, flour and kerosene into a water tank, contaminating it.
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Then, Mr. Dar said, the soldiers ransacked his house and dumped his supply of rice, flour and kerosene into a water tank, contaminating it.
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He became, in his mind, Christ, Hitler, Napoleon, Dante, Milton, Alexander, John the Baptist, and many others; he ransacked his house for ancient treasure.
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I am not in fourth grade, opening the door to a house that has been ransacked by a playmate who lives down the street.
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The tomb was initially unearthed in 1885 by a group of treasure hunters who ransacked the spot, taking innumerable riches — but not the cheese!
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Protesters graffitied the landmark's exterior and ransacked its interior, destroying a statue of Marianne (a symbol of the French Republic) according to security footage.
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With all the Knights suffering from amnesia and their home completely ransacked, it's difficult to imagine the Order's good guys will ever come back together.
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The perpetrators ransacked the group's bank cards and took Kanja hostage, the only woman in the group, in case they had given incorrect PIN numbers.
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At the top of an escalator, overlooking the ransacked foyer, a policeman in riot gear suddenly stopped him and asked for identification papers, Ruwitch said.
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As was customary, the victorious soldiers ransacked the mosques, and the Catholic church built a cathedral on the ruins of the Ottoman barracks in Sarajevo.
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Pictures of a ransacked office and flames inside the building that matched the description of the scene by Abolfazl were widely circulated on social media.
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Police had arrested more than 20.8829 protesters by late afternoon as demonstrators looted stores around the Champs Elysees and ransacked the high-end Fouquet's restaurant.
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Former "Basketball Wives: LA" star Laura Govan found her home ransacked after burglars made off with a ton of cash and jewelry ... TMZ has learned.
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La Follette's Senate office had also been ransacked and Wheeler was indicted in Montana on a bogus influence-peddling charge that was soon thrown out.
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In the most dramatic turn yet, demonstrators ransacked the city's main legislative building on Monday before they were driven back by police firing tear gas.
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After two days of unrest over the measure - including one death and dozens of shops ransacked - Maduro on Saturday postponed the measure until Jan. 2.
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As the soldiers ransacked houses and searched the woods for hideouts, Bolsonaro, who was fifteen, was enthralled; he offered to help them in their search.
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The embattled sandwich chain was thrust into national headlines in October when a naked woman who had smoked too much spice ransacked an Alaska location.
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In the southern city of Basra, where rockets struck an airport complex that houses the United States Consulate, crowds ransacked and burned the Iranian Consulate.
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Walking through a ransacked church recently in Bartella, a mostly Christian town at the edge of Mosul, reveals an elegy to what has been lost.
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LOS ANGELES — Fouad Dagoum fled Sudan after his village was ransacked by militia members who captured, detained and tortured him until his body was limp.
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The special administrative region is still reeling from events on July 1, when protesters smashed their way into the Legislative Council building and ransacked it.
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Demonstrators besieged and ransacked the legislative building in the heart of the city on Monday before they were driven back by police firing tear gas.
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One of the luxury camps at Burning Man was ransacked by vandals on Wednesday night, according to a post from camp's organizers on their Facebook page.
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The Tuesday after Memorial Day weekend, Roambee co-founder Vidya Subramanian got to work at 7AM to find his company's office in Santa Clara, California, ransacked.
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Back in 2011, thousands of Wukan villagers ransacked police and government offices and forced provincial Communist Party authorities to grant rare concessions for a people's movement.
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On June 9th security forces ransacked the University of Khartoum and killed at least four of the few protesters brave enough to man the remaining barricades.
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After the alleged incident at the strip club, the two broke up and Harley returned home that night to find her home had allegedly been ransacked.
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None of this did anything to placate the Karni Sena, whose members attacked movie theatres and ransacked a school which played a song from the film.
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At least some looting has occurred in a working class neighborhood in western Caracas, Reuters added, with a grocery store ransacked after protesters clashed with police.
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We're told when Jen got home later that night, she found her home ransacked ... someone smashed a flat-screen TV, a vase, pictures and glass frames.
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The Taliban fighters released more than 700 people from jail, including more than 100 of their own members, took over the airport, and ransacked government buildings.
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From non-perishable food and basic hygiene products to pharmaceutical supplies, fears of mass self-isolation and quarantine have left store shelves across the globe ransacked.
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It sounded like a brief rattle of gunfire, so I emerged from a ransacked house and caught the eye of one of the soldiers accompanying me.
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Protesters moved on to the home of Cao Rulin, one of the ministers they accused of acceding to Japan's demands, and some ransacked and burned it.
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Maklad lives in San Francisco, where prepper tendencies run deep and stores have been ransacked in the weeks since the first cases of Covid-19 arrived.
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"I don't have any money left now," Anees said, showing pictures of his ransacked home that he visited on the weekend on his cracked mobile phone.
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Looters have ransacked trucks, supermarkets and liquor stores across the nation of 30 million people, which ranks as one of the most violent in the world.
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Mr Bullough, a former Moscow correspondent, tells a grim story of Ukraine's health system, in which officials ransacked the medicine and equipment budgets, leaving patients to suffer.
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Witness 22, for example, said three rebel soldiers from the MLC broke into her house and gang-raped her, shot the family dog, and ransacked her property.
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If lawyers can have their offices ransacked and then be subject to prosecutions for what is discovered, what effect will this have on representation for difficult cases?
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Iraq's second city has been rocked by five days of demonstrations, in which government buildings have been ransacked and set alight by protesters angry over political corruption.
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Before it left, the group, whose name means 'Western education is sinful' in the local Hausa language, also ransacked schools and the palace of Bama's traditional ruler.
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Less than a week later, soldiers torched dozens of homes belonging to miners and farmers alike and ransacked a school, residents and a local activist group said.
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Famed makeup artist Jeffree Star got his warehouse ransacked by burglars, and the heist is hitting him hard ... as in millions of dollars worth of stolen goods.
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Nicki Minaj heard the wake-up call loud and clear -- she's taking new precautions at home after crooks ransacked her place and jacked $200k worth of stuff.
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In an episode of self-pity and rage, I ransacked my closet, looking for clutches that were too small to hold my meter, needles, and insulin pens.
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They entered the draft board office near Baltimore in broad daylight and ransacked the drawers, seizing hundreds of papers as a clerk tried to wrest them back.
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In 1897, after the Edo slaughtered a British delegation, colonial forces, pledging to end slavery and ritual sacrifice, ransacked the city and burned it to the ground.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - About 100 people ransacked shops in Johannesburg overnight, police said on Monday, in the latest of a wave of looting incidents in South African cities.
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Civilians in other rebel-held areas to the north protested against their leaders and ransacked posts of hard-line rebel groups, demanding they help those in Aleppo.
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One person was shot and killed — a 21-year-old suspect has been arrested and charged — several officers were injured, and looters ransacked stores and vandalized property.
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According to law enforcement Rachel left her L.A. home at around 10 AM Friday, and returned about 4 hours later to find the place had been ransacked.
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It was ransacked by rioting Protestant Huguenots in the 16th century, pillaged during the French Revolution of the 1790s and left in a state of semi-neglect.
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After their home was ransacked by thieves a few years ago, Braydon's father, Christopher Smith, trained the boy on how to use the large knife in self defense.
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America's hardening stance is met with growing irritation: Americans were the first targets when soldiers ransacked the hotel compound in July—an attack that underlined the UN's impotence.
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A crowd of Iranian protesters stormed and ransacked part of the Saudi embassy in Tehran on Saturday in response to the country's execution of a prominent Shiite cleric.
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Yet the government has also felt the heat for failing to prevent rioting on Paris' Champs Elysee in mid-March, when stores were ransacked and restaurants were damaged.
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In the early 1960s, The Luau in Beverly Hills was ransacked by a group of college kids, who brazenly stole a six-foot tiki god from the premises.
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In Santa Elena de Uairen, near the border with Brazil, shopkeepers and inhabitants formed vigilante groups to join police and soldiers after six shops were ransacked on Saturday.
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During the Revolution, insurgents ransacked the cathedral, plundering treasures and decapitating statues of Old Testament figures on the building's facade, which they mistook for portraits of French kings.
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Two months later, the police ransacked the offices of the Korea Confederation of Trade Unions under the pretext of finding railway union leaders who had been protesting privatization.
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Among the areas ransacked were sites that dated back to the 4th and 5th centuries BC, when the coast of southern Italy was dotted with ancient Greek colonies.
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Because the SWAT officers had broken the lock to Santiago's family's apartment door, the apartment was "ransacked" the next day when Guadalupe and Fernanda left to get diapers.
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Angry after lawmakers failed to replace some cabinet members, the protesters broke into Parliament, ransacked rooms and sat at lawmakers' desks while gesturing at cameras that captured the scene.
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Unknown intruders allegedly smashed the glass of a rear sliding door to gain entry, police say, adding that they ransacked the main level of the home before heading upstairs.
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Iraq's second city has been rocked by demonstrations in which government offices, including the main provincial council building, have been ransacked and set alight by protesters angry about corruption.
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The choir of his monastery, once ransacked and occupied by Soviet secret police, recently sang at a Kremlin concert dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the state security service.
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Protesters ransacked Hong Kong's legislature, spraying graffiti and waving British-era flags in the chamber after commemorations for the 22nd anniversary of the handover of Hong Kong to China.
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BAMAKO (Reuters) - Rioters in southern Mali ransacked local government buildings on Monday following a dispute between workers and management at Randgold's Loulo and Gounkoto gold mines, the government said.
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And most comically, the NYC Sanitation Department has ransacked a costume store for its Pyro costumes, and it's begun burning the virus away — along with the rest of Manhattan.
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Last week, protesters ransacked or burned about a dozen mostly foreign-owned factories, flower farms and other sites, accusing the government of building on seized land and stifling opposition.
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The Shaolin Temple, said to be the home of Asian martial arts in central China, was ransacked during the Cultural Revolution of 1966-76 and its Buddhist monks jailed.
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Relations between the Iran and Britain had been frosty since hard-liners ransacked the British Embassy in the Iranian capital in 2011, a move that led to its closing.
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It will pass through the Old Summer Palace, an imperial garden ransacked by British and French troops in 1860, creating ruins that are now a symbol of national grievance.
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The semiofficial Fars news agency, close to the Guard, put the total number of protesters at over 87,000, saying demonstrators ransacked some 100 banks and stores in the country.
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"It wasn't until we noticed the nibble marks in the food and the inedible items, that we realized we had been ransacked by Dory," added Raynor, the dog's owner.
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Pointing to testimonials of foreign missionaries captured by Communist soldiers, she argues that it was instead a humiliating moment in which Red Army soldiers ransacked villages and abused peasants.
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Amid rising anger, demonstrators ransacked the office of a local lawmaker for the ruling party, Naeem Safdar, on Thursday and chanted slogans calling for the resignation of Shehbaz Sharif.
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Photos of the family home, taken by neighbors and seen by Reuters, appear to show it ransacked after a raid, with furniture overturned and clothes strewn across the floor.
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Hong Kong authorities declared their ransacked halls of government "a big crime scene" Tuesday, as they began the process of investigating and repairing the damage caused by Monday's protests.
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The family will not return to live in the ransacked apartment, because the notion that someone went through their belongings there had left them with a "disturbing feeling," Shoaib said.
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Protesters threw cobblestones at riot police through clouds of tear gas in front of Paris' Arc de Triumphed monument, which was ransacked at the peak of the protests in December.
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Iraq's second biggest city has been rocked by five days of deadly demonstrations, in which government buildings have been ransacked and set alight by protesters angry over perceived political corruption.
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Protests against a proposed Chinese extradition bill in Hong Kong have continued as groups of protesters occupied and ransacked the city's legislative chamber Monday and were met with tear gas.
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Hong Kong's leader Carrie Lam said Tuesday she condemned what she called the "violent acts" of protesters who stormed and ransacked the Legislative Council the previous night, the BBC reports.
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"All of our houses got shot at and ransacked," says Amit, a computer programmer who claims that AITC thugs have beaten him up 20 times in the past three years.
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That doesn't mean they weren't opportunistic: Trays of salami and bread were ransacked by men in cargo shorts who seemed unsure if they'd ever get the chance to eat again.
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Erika Garcia tearfully recounted how looters ransacked her food shop and home just 10 minutes after National Guard soldiers who had been patrolling the area withdrew late on Monday night.
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But in al-Zuhoor, they finally have an elementary school again – nearly 14 years after the village's only school was ransacked and destroyed at the hands of an Islamic militia.
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Protesters hurled cobblestones at riot police through clouds of tear gas in front of the Arc de Triomphe monument, which was ransacked at the peak of the protests in December.
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Protesters lobbed cobblestones at riot police through clouds of tear gas in front of Paris' Arc de Triomphe monument, which was ransacked at the peak of the protests in December.
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Protesters threw cobblestones at riot police through clouds of tear gas in front of Paris' Arc de Triomphe monument, which was ransacked at the peak of the protests in December.
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That desperation was on show on an uninhabited islet near Hokkaido, the few buildings on which Japanese authorities say was ransacked by a North Korean crew who washed ashore there.
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Adam Dachis, a former writer for Lifehacker, says his Coinbase account was ransacked in May by hackers who took control of his home computer, costing him $10,000 worth of cryptocurrencies.
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In addition to the 111 kilometers of files, the authority has 15,000 sacks of shredded files that the Stasi attempted to destroy before its headquarters were ransacked in January 1990.
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That same day, police officers in a St. Louis suburb discovered that nearly 200 headstones at a Jewish cemetery had been ransacked in what appeared to be a targeted attack.
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The unrest spread; in the following week, more than five hundred businesses were ransacked or burned, and several major factories and warehouses were stripped, with even their wiring hauled away.
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He said men disguised in balaclavas had appeared at his house, forced their way past his wife and two young children and ransacked the place, as well as his barbershop.
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The nearly 63,000 army troops deployed overnight in Santiago, Valparaíso and Concepción did not deter vandals and looters who ransacked and set fire to supermarkets, gas stations and car dealerships.
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Role in the attack Al-Imam was described as a "scout" for the militia on the night that it burned and ransacked the US diplomatic mission and a CIA building.
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Last week, amid more protests, supermarkets, pharmacies and storefronts across Chile continued to be ransacked or set ablaze, and fears of a recession and a spike in unemployment loomed large.
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ROME (Reuters) - An international crime gang that ransacked ancient sites in southern Italy and trafficked stolen archaeological goods worth millions of euros has been broken up, police said on Monday.
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Police in Beverly Hills are looking for a man who allegedly vandalized a local synagogue late Friday night, ransacked the interior, and destroyed religious relics, according to a press release.
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On a day off, Barakat ransacked the offices, taking as many documents as he could, before driving some two hundred and fifty miles north from Damascus, to the Turkish border.
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Mr. Rashid, 249, a determined sort, moved back into his ransacked house anyway — he and his family fled the Islamic State three years ago and did not want to wait.
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United States-led forces had invaded Iraq that March in a futile search for weapons of mass destruction, and for days looters ransacked the Iraq Museum in the capital city.
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Immediately after news of Hariri's impending resignation began to circulate, supporters of the Shiite paramilitary group Hezbollah ransacked tents set up by protesters in downtown Beirut and beat protestors with sticks.
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During last week's protests in the capital Conakry and several opposition strongholds in the north, police opened fire on demonstrators as they ransacked military posts and blocked roads with burning tires.
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As we previously reported, the ex-NBA star was wanted by cops in Manatee, Florida after he allegedly ransacked a stranger's car back in June and stole over $7k in stuff.
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On the night of March 5, 2011, at the height of the Egyptian revolution of 2011, a group of pro-democracy protesters stormed and ransacked the office of Egypt's security service.
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The fight didn't just end there ... when Jen got home that night, she allegedly found her home ransacked ... accusing Ronnie of smashing a flat-screen TV, picture frames and a vase.
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Jen Harley's convinced Ronnie Ortiz-Magro ransacked her home this week because there's video proof he destroyed her security camera a month ago during another violent incident no one knew about.
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In 2014, a mob of nearly 200 people ransacked and looted the headquarters of Alternative Cote d'Ivoire (ACI) - a prominent gay rights group in Abidjan - after days of anti-gay protests.
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But in the weeks since protesters ransacked Parliament, the government has been largely paralyzed, unable to meet and vote on a slate of new ministers that Mr. Abadi has put forward.
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They would also not rule out the possible return of street protesters, who twice this year stormed the fortified Green Zone, the secure area that houses government buildings, and ransacked Parliament.
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The gang ransacked 73 deposit boxes at the Hatton Garden Safety Deposit building in the London jewelry district three years ago, stealing gold, silver, diamonds and jewellery worth 14 million pounds.
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Gigi Hadid has vowed never to return to the Greek island of Mykonos after her and Bella's luxury holiday villa was ransacked while they were out of town, according to reports.
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After Escobar's death, the compound was abandoned, its structures ransacked by memento seekers and by treasure hunters pursuing rumors that Escobar had hidden millions of dollars in cash on the property.
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Four other episodes of religious violence were recorded at roughly the same time: On Sunday, crowds ransacked four Hindu temples and households in the nearby town of Madhabpur, the police said.
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In a YouTube video published in April, Star revealed that burglars had ransacked his warehouse and stolen $2.5 million worth of cosmetics — including every unit of an entire shade of concealer.
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Indeed, her final achievement, before she died, in 1926, was to found an archeological museum in Baghdad—the one that was ransacked, in the wake of the American invasion, in 2003.
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The Wachowski siblings ransacked Woo's cinematic bag of tricks for The Matrix movies (on which Stahelski and Leitch both worked), adding the digital innovation of "bullet time" to the weightless shootouts.
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" In some B.J.P.-controlled states where protests have taken place, the police have ransacked shops and homes belonging to Muslims, part of what one government official called an act of "revenge.
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The vandalism at the Nessah Synagogue was discovered Saturday morning by an employee who said he found "an open door and items ransacked inside," local police said in a news release.
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The text accompanying the photographs, largely written by or about Trump, illustrate his philosophy of extortion and rupture that pays no regard to those who are ransacked, ruined, halved, or quartered.
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Mobutu Sese Seko, the president from 1965 to 20163, fled his jungle palace shortly before it was ransacked by looting soldiers; his successor, Laurent Kabila, was shot by one of his bodyguards.
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Iranian protesters ransacked and set fire to the Saudi Embassy in Tehran on Saturday after Saudi Arabia executed an outspoken Shiite cleric who had criticized the kingdom's treatment of its Shiite minority.
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Protesters in Basra ransacked and torched Iraqi government buildings this month and the Iranian consulate was set alight by demonstrators shouting condemnation of what many see as Iran's sway over Iraq's affairs.
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Protesters in Basra ransacked and torched Iraqi government buildings this month and the Iranian consulate was set alight by demonstrators shouting condemnation of what many see as Iran's sway over Iraq's affairs.
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A group of CRAV commandos in July 2016 ransacked a large French wine cooperative, Vinadeis, that had bought Spanish wine stocks, smashing the offices with bats and axes, then setting them ablaze.
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On the bright side ... celebs and athletes who've been getting their houses ransacked in recent years should hopefully get a reprieve ... presuming they're all quarantining at home like the rest of us.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China on Tuesday condemned the British auction of a rare bronze water vessel seized by a British soldier from Beijing's ransacked Imperial Gardens in the 19th Century, calling for a boycott.
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During a June 14 protest, hundreds of mostly masked rioters ransacked shop fronts, clashed with police, tore up street paving and smashed the windows of a children's hospital during running battles in Paris.
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The French government announced new security measures this week and replaced the Paris police chief with Lallement following riots on the Champs-Elysees that left luxury stores ransacked and charred from arson fires.
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A house burglary, and the stolen vehicles Sometime after the escape and carjacking, the men are believed to have ransacked a house perhaps 30 miles from where they left the bus, Sills said.
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In January, Iranian protesters ransacked the Saudi Embassy in Tehran after a Shiite Muslim cleric was executed in Saudi Arabia, events that led to the severing of diplomatic ties between the two countries.
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The Supreme Court's decision comes after a volatile month in which the case was nearly thrown out and the offices of Mr. Mbabazi's lawyers were ransacked and physical and digital files were stolen.
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In recent years, it suffered the same fate as thousands of other houses in blight-stricken Detroit: abandoned, ransacked by thieves looking for scrap metal and inhabited by only a few friendly raccoons.
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Alex was traumatized by her order-obsessed mother who regularly "ransacked" her room, heaping all her stuff into a pile on the floor, then holding her under "house arrest" until it was sorted.
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In recent months, groups of protesters have stormed and ransacked the city's Legislative Building, surrounded the city's police headquarters, and occupied the city's airport for days, disrupting flights and causing tourism to plummet.
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Debris including umbrellas, hard hats and water bottles were the few signs left of the mayhem that had engulfed parts of the Chinese-ruled city overnight after protesters stormed and ransacked the legislature.
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The most recent attack came on Wednesday night, according to local news outlet KATU2, with "at least" four carts being ransacked and robbed of items that can be easily resold on the street.
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You're an especially prime target for theft and burglary when you take a vacation, and who wants to have to worry about their apartment being ransacked while sunbathing on the beaches of Tulum?
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The two eventually get back together, but decades later the adultery re-emerges — after they return from a vacation to find their Rome apartment ransacked — as artifacts of the betrayal come to light.
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Police used tear gas in central Paris on Thursday afternoon when protesters on the fringes of the trade unions' march threw fireworks at officers, ransacked bus stops, and set fire to rubbish bins.
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Ms. Sethi said she pulled her son from a glass-strewn bed and hid in the locked bathroom with her husband for an hour and a half, while the crowd ransacked her apartment.
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"But the idea is that when they come out from their hiding places, when they regroup and return to find their stockpiles ransacked and stripped, they'll realize their situation," he adds, is hopeless.
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The suspects zip tied Dina and David and left them in the foyer of the home while they ransacked the 3-bedroom house ... making off with an undisclosed amount of cash and jewelry.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - A Chinese state paper on Tuesday called for "zero tolerance" after protestors in Hong Kong stormed and ransacked the city's legislature following a day of protests against a controversial extradition bill.
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Tyner allegedly used scissors to kill Wall, then ransacked her apartment and set it ablaze, though the flames were extinguished by the apartment's sprinkler system, Deputy District Attorney Phillip Stirling said in the release.
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In the late 1990s established drug companies and biotech startups ransacked then-revolutionary genome sequences from bacteria for targets against which they could screen chemicals by the zillion in the search for new drugs.
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Twice since the end of April mobs loyal to Muqtada al-Sadr, a turbulent cleric and militia boss, have breached the heavily fortified "green zone" and ransacked parliament in protest against corruption and sectarianism.
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Nearly 190 fires were put out and six buildings were set alight, the interior ministry said, as protesters ransacked some of the capital's ritziest areas, including the Champs-Elysees, the Louvre, and Place Vendome.
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Together they ransacked the wardrobe department for a hat and a shawl and a couple of wigs, and then she drove like a wild thing down to the border and shot in the afternoon.
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A video circulating on social media showed dozens of people exploring what was reported to be Mr. Morales's ransacked home, with furniture toppled, items broken and political slogans spray painted on walls in red.
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Nimrud, once the capital of an empire stretching across the ancient Middle East, is one of several historic sites looted and ransacked by the militants, who deem the country's pre-Islamic religious heritage idolatrous.
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On July 1, the anniversary of Hong Kong's return to Chinese rule, protesters besieged and ransacked the legislative building in the heart of the city before being driven back by police firing tear gas.
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SHANGHAI, July 2 (Reuters) - A Chinese state paper on Tuesday called for "zero tolerance" after protestors in Hong Kong stormed and ransacked the city's legislature following a day of protests against a controversial extradition bill.
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TV images showed the inside of the monument ransacked with a statue of Marianne, a symbol of the French republic, smashed, and graffiti sprawled on the exterior ranging from anti-capitalist slogans to social demands.
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They added that the shop was most likely ransacked following the eruption by looters who burrowed in "on the hunt for treasures buried under the ashes," as the bodies were pushed up against the wall.
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We broke the story, the Hermosa Beach, CA home where the former L.A. Lakers player and head coach lives was ransacked over the weekend, with intruders making off with expensive purses, jewelry, guns and more.
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A Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's staffer was hit by a crook who ransacked 3 vehicles at the end of their driveway and made a getaway ... but not before surveillance cameras captured the alleged perp.
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For experts in the field say it could be a model for other countries recovering from long-running conflicts, helping cement peace by reducing deep-seated inequalities and rebuilding regions that were ransacked by war.
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According to arrest affidavits, Cunningham and Sanchez went to Valladares' home, used duct tape to bind his hands and the hands of his son, then ransacked the place, took Valladares and left the son behind.
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GAZA (Reuters) - The Gaza offices of President Mahmoud Abbas's official Palestine Television station were attacked and ransacked on Friday, adding to tensions between his Palestinian Authority and the Islamist Hamas movement which rules the territory.
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During the 25 hours of blackout, more than 3,700 people were arrested, a thousand fires were set, and more than 20033,500 stores were ransacked and destroyed, adding up to a total cost of $300 million.
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Local paper Rio Doce reported that, last Saturday, a group of 150 gunmen even ransacked the mansion Chapo built for his mother in the tiny village of La Tuna, where the drug lord grew up.
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The US has become the world's greatest offshore haven, allowing the crooked and the criminal to launder and stash their ill-gotten gains across the country — money ransacked from national treasuries and prone populations abroad.
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Chile: Santiago was virtually paralyzed on Monday as streets were blocked by protesters out for the fourth day in a row, subway stations that were ransacked remained shut, and stores, banks and schools were shuttered.
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French's world is violent and murderous and it rips our minds apart; it's a world that's been so thoroughly ransacked by the powerful that, post-crash, there is nothing left for the rest of us.
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The Afghan Taliban destroyed the Bamian Buddhas in 2001, the National Museum of Iraq in Baghdad was looted in 2003, and Islamic fundamentalists and other fighters have ransacked historic Syrian and Iraqi sites since 2011.
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Earlier this week, unrest gripped the city again as hundreds of protesters in the former British colony stormed and ransacked the legislature after a demonstration marking the anniversary of Hong Kong's return to Chinese rule.
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Saudi Arabia's mass execution of 47 prisoners — including prominent Shiite cleric Nimr al-Nimr — triggered unrest across the Middle East on Saturday, particularly in Iran, where protesters stormed and ransacked the Saudi embassy in Tehran.
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Saudi Arabia's mass execution of 22016 prisoners — including prominent Shiite cleric Nimr al-Nimr — triggered unrest across the Middle East on Saturday, particularly in Iran, where protesters stormed and ransacked the Saudi embassy in Tehran.
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The discreet event, not mentioned in Macron's official schedule, comes at a tough time for the French leader after rioters looted and ransacked boutiques and businesses in central Paris, chaotic images beamed around the world.
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It turns out that Gabriel was forced to leave Alexandria with supplies from the boat that Rick ransacked earlier this season — the boat was a trap to draw out other survivors and steal the supplies onboard.
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Even the Brazilian league, ransacked of its best talent for decades, briefly rose and brought back talent ahead of the 203 World Cup as the local economy soared, before falling away again as the market crashed.
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AJACCIO, France (Reuters) - A Muslim prayer hall was seriously damaged by fire overnight in the capital of the French island of Corsica, local authorities said, four months after a separate Muslim prayer hall there was ransacked.
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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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One of Berhe's sisters, Seghen Tesfamariam Berhe, who lives in Khartoum, said that after his arrest he was brought back to his house by the security forces who ransacked the place, taking his documents and phone.
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In Sinaloa, a candidate for the state legislature said his house had been shot at, and an office linked to the campaign of a mayoral candidate was ransacked by burglars, according to local news media accounts.
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Prime Minister Manual Valls accused the CGT of doing little to rein in hundreds of rioters who ransacked shopfronts, tore up street paving and smashed the windows of a children's hospital during running battles on Tuesday.
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But Hindu communities are increasingly unnerved, said Anjan Kumar Deb, the vice chairman of Nasirnagar subdistrict, northeast of Dhaka, the capital, where an angry Muslim crowd ransacked 15 temples and scores of homes on Oct. 30.
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Official accounts have also shown remnants of ransacked stores and burned banks but have said the mayhem was contained within a few days, and have denounced what they called American-backed attempts to stoke more unrest.
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Basra, Iraq's second biggest city located in the country's Shi'ite heartland, has been roiled by five days of deadly demonstrations, in which government buildings have been ransacked and set alight by protesters angry over political corruption.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ the North Hollywood home -- used for exterior shots during the show -- was broken into through a sliding glass door around 10:30 PM by 2 men who ransacked the main floor.
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To this theological difference was added a massive geopolitical grievance: in 1204 Latin armies ransacked Constantinople, which was still the Christian world's greatest centre of commerce and culture and imposed a Latin regime for about six decades.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraqi soldiers began painstaking work on Monday to secure the remains of the 3,193-year-old city of Nimrud, a day after driving out Islamic State militants who overran and ransacked the ancient Assyrian capital.
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The F.B.I. had determined that Clark was a false identity, had ransacked Clark and Martha's love nest and had even gotten a head start by wiretapping her parents' phone, which led them to the Woodley Park neighborhood.
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The New York City Police Department released video footage on Tuesday showing a group of men who they say ransacked a mansion belonging to billionaire real estate mogul Don Ghermezian, stealing $140,000 worth of luggage and jewelry.
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Your one power as Teku is a tiny flame carried in one hand like a candle, to bring light to the darkness and scare away foes as you search for the missing shaman of your ransacked village.
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His businesses in Russia, which include oil and other interests, have escaped unscathed under Mr. Putin while those of other tycoons critical of the Kremlin, like Mikhail Khodorkovsky and Boris Berezovsky, have been ransacked by the state.
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Under the nose of a hapless security guard, Rist ransacked storage drawers and absconded with the preserved skins of 299 tropical birds, including specimens collected by the legendary naturalist Alfred Russel Wallace in the mid-19th century.
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Seized when French colonial forces ransacked the capital of the 300-year-old Kingdom of Dahomey, they were royal treasures that the fleeing king left behind: statues, thrones, and even the carved polychrome doors of his palace.
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Pro-opposition protesters, holding signs saying "No justice, no peace", briefly jostled police who blocked their way and threw stones at them but it was calmer than on Wednesday night when one of Ivanov's offices was ransacked.
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Her bedroom and kitchen drawers were open or on the floor as if ransacked, but the drawers were neat, their contents intact, with cash, jewelry, and electronics still in the house, financial documents on the kitchen table.
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But images of burning banks and ransacked restaurants on the famed Champs-Elysees in Paris this past weekend have put Macron back on the defensive - just as he mulls new policies to appease the "yellow vest" protesters.
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Soldiers recaptured a branch of the central bank, an archaeological museum that jihadists ransacked after taking the city in 2014, and the Hurriya Bridge, which crosses the Tigris River in the center of the city, Brig. Gen.
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Ms. Viana, a restaurant cook, said the police ransacked her home, destroyed a television set and stole a jewelry box, a watch she had bought her son for his birthday and her favorite pair of hoop earrings.
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TV footage showed the interior of the Arc ransacked, a statue of Marianne, symbol of the French republic, smashed, and graffiti scrawled on the exterior ranging from anti-capitalist slogans to social demands and calls for Macron's resignation.
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One of the men grabbed a large kitchen knife from the counter and pushed my head against the ground, repeatedly stabbing the floor inches from my face, and demanded more money as the other two ransacked my apartment.
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President Emmanuel Macron and his government have been forced back on the defensive after rioters ransacked luxury boutiques and torched cafes and a bank on Saturday in the latest flare-up of violence against Macron's pro-business reforms.
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After sometimes violent marches and 82 arrests on Thursday, Prime Minister Manuel Valls condemned rampagers who ransacked party offices and daubed them with anti-government graffiti and smashed the entire glass front of a train station in Nantes.
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KINSHASA (Reuters) - Security forces in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo fired live rounds and tear gas on Thursday to scatter demonstrators who burned tyres and ransacked an Ebola center in protest at their exclusion from the presidential election.
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Mobutu Sese Seko, a kleptocrat who grabbed power in 1965 and used public cash to swill pink champagne and charter Concorde to go shopping in Paris, fled his palace moments before it was ransacked by soldiers in 1997.
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"It may be even bigger than before if things aren't resolved," said 50-year-old Xie Songbo, referring to the events of 2011 when Wukan barricaded itself for months and ransacked the local police and Communist Party headquarters.
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"Although the house was secure, it was apparent, by looking through the windows, that the interior of the house had been ransacked; cabinets and drawers were open and items were thrown on the floor," the news release states.
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She has known all along "that that hand of M. Emanuel's was on the most intimate terms with my desk; that it raised and lowered the lid, ransacked and arranged the contents, almost as familiarly as my own".
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And as we walk through the ransacked aisles to buy dinner for our own families at the end of our shifts, there's not much left, even though Walmart is limiting customers' purchases of items like milk and eggs.
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SANTIAGO — The Chilean capital was virtually paralyzed on Monday as streets were blocked by protesters out for the fourth day in a row, subway stations that were ransacked remained shut, and stores, banks and schools were also shuttered.
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But after a series of protests against local officials in Wukan in 2011, when government offices were ransacked, authorities eventually backed down, allowing the village to hold open elections that became a beacon for democratic hope in China.
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TRIPOLI (Reuters) - Libyan families displaced from a town ransacked after the toppling of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011 will be allowed to return home in February, the U.N.-backed government said on Tuesday after more than a year of negotiations.
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The house of a local prefect was ransacked by protesters in the town of Guiglo, where many of the farmers have fled, said government spokesman Bruno Kone, adding that an inquiry into the violence and the death were underway.
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As if the Cleveland Browns season couldn't get any worse ... Robert Griffin III's girlfriend claims a valet at FirstEnergy Stadium in Cleveland ransacked the wallets they left in their car during Sunday's game ... and stole all of their cash.
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Hong Kong police fired tear gas early on Tuesday to disperse hundreds of defiant protesters, some of whom had stormed and ransacked the city's legislature hours earlier on the anniversary of the city's return to Chinese rule in 1997.
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After five days of deadly demonstrations in Basra in which government buildings have been ransacked and set alight, protesters broke in and damaged the consulate's offices, shouting condemnation of what many perceive as Iran's sway over Iraq's political affairs.
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Ms. Koczy's grandfather's jewelry shop, which she said was destroyed in the Kristallnacht — the night in 1938 when Jewish homes, schools and businesses were ransacked — was untouched by those events, according to Matthias Kordes, the lead archivist in Recklinghausen.
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The march was the first major demonstration since Monday when protesters besieged and ransacked the legislative building in the heart of the city on the 22nd anniversary of the handover before being driven back by police firing tear gas.
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The Saturday Profile ISTANBUL — For the first time in half a year, the Turkish novelist Asli Erdogan returned the other day to her Istanbul apartment, a home left ransacked when she was arrested and sent to prison in August.
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After the officers ransacked his house, Miguel was taken to jail and accused of aggravated robbery — an accusation a judge later dismissed for lack of evidence, but a charge Miguel believes led to him being separated from his son.
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Looking the other way won't change the fact that American shell company formation has done tremendous damage to countries already ransacked by savage regimes, from Russia to Kazakhstan to Equatorial Guinea—and by extension, American national security writ large.
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Ms. Koczy's grandfather's jewelry shop, which she said was destroyed in the Kristallnacht — the night in 33 when Jewish homes, schools and businesses were ransacked — was untouched by those events, according to Matthias Kordes, the lead archivist in Recklinghausen.
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Hiding in mountain ranges as inaccessible as Afghanistan's Tora Bora, its leaders still manage over $100m in looted bank deposits, copious heavy weaponry ransacked from military bases, and multiple sleeper cells in cities which can be reactivated at any time.
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The new Saudi anger toward Lebanon arose after Iranian demonstrators last month ransacked the Saudi Embassy in Tehran to protest Saudi Arabia's execution on terrorism charges of a Shiite cleric who had called for the downfall of the Saudi royal family.
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Yone Escalante, 03, who also takes vegetables from the Andes on a 2,800-km (1,700-mile) round-trip to eastern Venezuela, shudders when he recalls how a vehicle of his was ransacked in the remote plains of Guarico state last year.
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Bharti Patel, a victim of the enterprise, said her house in Beachwood, Ohio, was "totally ransacked" in May 2011, with drawers emptied out on the floor and family heirlooms gone, according to a statement that she submitted to the court.
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Iranian protesters ransacked and set fire to the embassy on Saturday, along with the Saudi Consulate in Iran's second-largest city, Mashhad, after the Saudis executed a Shiite cleric who had criticized the Sunni kingdom's treatment of its Shiite minority.
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The UFC legend appeared on "Live with Kelly & Ryan" on Wednesday and said she and fiance Travis Browne were getting ready to leave for New Zealand earlier this year when they stopped by their house and realized it had been ransacked.
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For months, cops have been trying to track down the thieves behind a string of high-profile burglaries in Los Angeles, believed to have ransacked the homes of musicians, pro athletes, producers, and actresses, and burglarized Rihanna's house just last week.
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"This is the White House wanting to hold the list back because they worry that if senators and House members saw the potential projects that were going to be ransacked to pay for the president's wall, they would lose votes," Sen.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France's famed Le Fouquet's brasserie on the Champs Elysees avenue reopened on Saturday, four months after the chic eatery was ransacked by rioters during a yellow vest protest that turned violent with several shops on the avenue destroyed.
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Barbara Hale, who as the IRL mother to "The Greatest American Hero" William Katt must have done a fine job, is pretty much getting paid to read Catch-22 as her fake house gets ransacked by her real-life son's friends.
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Cops also provided further details, saying the 3 men -- 193 of which are believed to be black males in their early to mid-20s with slim builds -- ransacked Puig's home then located a safe in the second-floor master bedroom.
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LAHORE, Pakistan (Reuters) - More than 100 lawyers stormed and ransacked a hospital in Pakistan on Wednesday to avenge what they said was an assault by doctors there on a fellow advocate, and an elderly patient died during the disturbance, authorities said.
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In an arrangement similar to that on July 1 for the anniversary of the city's handover from Britain to China – when protesters ransacked the legislature - guests attending the traditional flag-raising ceremony have been told they will be moved indoors.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong police fired tear gas early on Tuesday to disperse hundreds of defiant protesters, some of whom had stormed and ransacked the city's legislature hours earlier on the anniversary of the city's 123 return to Chinese rule.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong police said on Wednesday they had arrested 12 people in connection with incidents on July 1, although it was unclear if they were among protesters who smashed their way into the city's legislature and ransacked the building.
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Leading up to it, I tried to fill myself with images of these beautiful bodies that had just been ransacked with strikes, and I just tried to read different accounts of what it was like to be a victim of being flogged.
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Soon after, court documents also revealed that Rob is denying all assault claims alleged by Chyna, including that he grabbed "phone from her hand and violently knocked her to the ground where she landed on her hands and knees" and ransacked her closet.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Rioters set fire to a bank and ransacked stores on Paris's Champs Elysees avenue on Saturday, in a new flare-up of violence as France's yellow vest protests against President Emmanuel Macron and his pro-business reforms entered a fourth month.
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Divers discovered in November that the wrecks of two Dutch warships sunk in the Battle of the Java Sea, which the Perth had also participated in, had been completely stripped by marine salvagers, who have ransacked many other wrecks lying in Indonesian waters.
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"I have ransacked my oldest dreams for keys and clues," Nabokov wrote in this autobiography, and to good purpose: In the long paragraphs of Speak, Memory, every brimming mirror-flash glows eternally, and no spiraling subparticle of one's life is ever truly lost.
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"This is the White House wanting to hold the list back because they worry that if senators and House members saw the potential projects that were going to be ransacked to pay for the president's wall they would lose votes," Kaine said. Sen.
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"On November 26, 2017, a housekeeper employed by Mr. Kelly contacted the Johns Creek Police Department to report she found the house ransacked and emptied of belongings when she arrived to clean the residence," according to a news release provided by the police.
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Francis allegedly asked the bartender at the restaurant to give him a flashlight -- and then he went to the car and ransacked it ... taking the following items: -- makeup pouch, wallet, gold wedding ring, gold diamond band, earrings, press credentials and $100 in cash.
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She says the terrifying experience went down over a weekend, in which 15 guests -- herself, Richard and their teenage daughter included -- woke up one morning to find that everyone's wallet and purses had been ransacked of cash, not to mention their kid's watch.
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Mr. Anatsui first gained international fame at the 2007 Venice Biennale, when the Belgian gallerist Axel Vervoordt audaciously draped a huge metal-foil cloth by the Ghanaian sculptor over the facade of the Palazzo Fortuny, like a gold tapestry ransacked from Byzantium.
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According to the Garratts' account, after signing the investigation document Mr. Garratt was driven to the couple's apartment, where agents ransacked their possessions, grilled him about the contents of the kitchen cabinets and then carted off schoolbooks and computers in the family's suitcases.
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KARACHI/ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - A crowd in Pakistan ransacked a school and Hindu temple after a Hindu principal was accused of blasphemy, police said on Monday, the latest case to raise concern about the fate of religious minorities in the predominantly Muslim country.
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BARTELLA, Iraq (Reuters) - A damaged picture of Jesus and a CD from his daughter's wedding were pretty much all Iraqi Christian Said Shaba found when he returned to the ransacked house he had to flee when Islamic State arrived two and a half years ago.
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"November's jobs report shows an economy straining beneath the weight of a callous GOP special interest agenda that has ransacked the economic security of hard-working families to enrich the already-wealthy," Pelosi said in a statement last week after the jobs report release.
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"When we speak of violence, I should add here that months ago, during the Nevada campaign, shots were fired into my campaign office in Nevada and apartment housing complex my campaign staff lived in was broken into and ransacked," Sanders said in the statement.
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It was from this home back in the summer, of course, that FBI agents conducted, you know, a raid of the home, while I believe he and his wife were sleeping, and just ransacked the place to get any and all documents they could.
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It was then that Jacob Zuma began his nine-year reign as president, during which time the thuggish kleptocrat and his cronies ransacked state-owned enterprises (SOEs), plundered local and provincial governments, and ravaged the law-enforcement institutions set up to curb such looting.
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My grandfather left Greece after it was ransacked and destroyed by Nazi Germany in World War II. He sought a better life after being forced to spend long stretches of time in an internment camp for the "crime" of having helped downed allied pilots.
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In June, rioters in southern Mali ransacked local government buildings following a dispute between workers and management at Randgold's Loulo and Gounkoto gold mines, while in April workers went on strike there over bonus payments, though the stand-off was resolved within a day.
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"The police officers broke into petitioners' home in the early morning, routed them from bed, made them stand naked in the living room, and ransacked every room, emptying drawers and ripping mattress covers," Justice William O. Douglas later recounted in the court's majority opinion.
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It ransacked the literature going back to 1893, identifying 2,856 physicists with careers of 20 years or more who published at least one paper every five years — widely cited findings rated as "impact" papers — and the team analyzed when in a career those emerged.
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If you've ever made the rookie mistake of picking up groceries on a weeknight in Manhattan, you're already familiar with lines of tired adults snaking through aisles, ransacked shelves, and a long walk back to an apartment under the weight of a week's worth of food.
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But this pensive painting is a testament to a dark history: ransacked by Nazis from a bank vault in 1941; shipped to Hitler's second in command, Hermann Göring; and then ultimately displayed in a Norwegian museum until 2014, when it was returned to its rightful owners.
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Go anyplace where Indonesian workers are ransacked of their wages, their job security, their collective bargaining rights, and their freedom to protest their treatment, and you can see the long shadow of the 1965 trauma—and the compound interest still being reaped from the Massacre Premium.
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The terror of Kristallnacht — the night in 1938 when Jewish homes, schools and businesses across Germany were ransacked — made it clear that the Salomon family was no longer safe, and Charlotte, then 22, was sent to live with her maternal grandparents in the South of France.
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For a 2005 solo show at the Whitney Museum of American Art, he built the skeletal remains of a burned church, based on a tradition of ransacked sacred spaces — including ones in Norway that had been burned and destroyed by members of the country's black metal scene.
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The "terrible things" Ungerer saw growing up during the Second World War in Nazi-occupied Alsace — bloodshed, hunger, homes ransacked and families carted off, menacing uniformed guards with guns everywhere — made their way into his picture books for children, transformed into a liberating, high-spirited visual vocabulary.
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Jorge manages to get up the stairs before the DEA does, and he puts all of the money in a garbage pail and hides in Guillermo's back office while the rest of the room is ransacked by the DEA and the police taskforce our corrupt Calderon has summoned.
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On July 22022st, a public holiday known as Establishment Day in honour of the handover of the territory in 1997 from Britain to China, anti-government protesters stormed into and ransacked the city's Legislative Council, displaying a British-era colonial flag for cameras and live social-media feeds.
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What has happened, then, is a group of greedy companies—armed with gobs of cash, technologists, lawyers, lobbyists, and an edict to "break things"—have ransacked America, torn down any semblance of regulatory structure, experimented on our psyches, and undermined the institutions that are supposed to protect us.
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In the meantime, while we hope Pink and Hart's home stays safe and avoids being ransacked, here's hoping they both get a clue and choose to help some of the Californians who have lost everything in the fires, instead of clinging to their wealth under threat of deadly force.
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Read more: An American tourist and her driver who were kidnapped in Uganda were rescued unharmed She said that while the men ransacked their vehicle, she and her guide were told to sit on the ground, while an older couple on the tour were told to keep standing.
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JODHPUR, India — By the time an angry Muslim mob stormed the local Hindu school and ransacked an adjacent temple a few weeks ago, many members of Pakistan's dwindling Hindu minority had already been wondering whether it was worth trying to stay in a country where they felt increasingly unsafe.
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Tom Mercier, exhilarating in his feature debut, plays Yoav, who, not long after arriving in Paris, finds his Airbnb ransacked and his belongings stolen, and prepares to freeze to death in a bathtub — only to be rescued by a gorgeous young French couple (Quentin Dolmaire and Louise Chevillotte) living beneath him.
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But once he got going on the series, which at one point he imagined might even run to fifteen volumes, he ransacked his whole life for it: Eton, Oxford, parents, publishers, painters and musicians, deb parties, country-house weekends, love affairs, marriage, and, in marvellous detail, service in the war.
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Blahlahlahlahlah.' And I'm speed rapping and then, no, it did nothing to me and three days later—I'm a very agile person, or I was then—so I climbed in through the bathroom window of his suite, ransacked his room and I stole his coke and he was so mad.
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Robert Napier to release British hostages held in what is now Ethiopia by Emperor Tewodros II. After British troops destroyed the emperor's fortress, religious artifacts were ransacked; the items have since been acquired by several institutions, including the V&A and the British Museum, as well as by private collectors.
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Apart from the branches of Best Mart 360 — which had been target of vandalism after being accused of having ties with the "Fujian gangs" that had allegedly beaten protesters in the past — the Mong Kok branch of Chinese medicine group Tong Ren Tang was also smashed and its medicine cabinets ransacked.
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It's hardly a stretch — John and Taupin ransacked country as they did every other pop genre under the sun, and they share with the artists on this compilation an aptitude for catchy, well-made quasi-ballads with a hint of corn; countrifying Tumbleweed Connection and "Roy Rogers" is a no-brainer.
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As the historical record shows, despite the efforts of those like Scheyer who attempted to cultivate and provide spaces for these émigrés to thrive in the States while their homes and culture were being ransacked in Europe, the United States and its citizens were not necessarily welcoming these artists with open arms.
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The big picture: The last-minute disaster aid package, forged last week after months of tense negotiations, aims to provide about $900 million for Puerto Rico and reduce the risk of future floods and hurricanes in the U.S. Historic flooding and extreme weather have ransacked the Central U.S. over the past several months.
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Why it matters: This last-minute agreement, forged on Thursday night after months of tense negotiations, aims to provide about $900 million for Puerto Rico and reduce the risk of future floods and hurricanes in the U.S. Historic flooding and extreme weather have ransacked the Central U.S. over the past several months.
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It was indeed a spectacular wreck, as if it had been ransacked by a drug cartel the night before: torn boxes and strewn packing material, cords and hoses, power tools, speakers, old newspapers, plus a worn copy of William Gaddis's "The Recognitions" across from an elegant hand-tooled saddle on a saddle blanket.
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Ransacked during the revolution in an anticlerical frenzy, restored and rebuilt during the 19th century after tempers cooled, site of imperial coronation, national liberation and presidential funerals, Notre-Dame became the nation's soul, the place where France could reconcile its turbulent history, the monarchical and the republican, the religious and the secular.
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The English ransacked the spoils of other colonial cultures as well: The colors, shapes and patterns celebrated in the French decorator Francis Spar's seminal 250 decorating book, "Le Style Anglais: 25-21950," a bible to this current crop of designers, are detailed with Moroccan filigree and tinged with Southeast Asian greens and blues.
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Notre Dame survived being ransacked by rioting Huguenots in the 16th century, pillaging during the French Revolution of the 1790s and being left in a state of semi-neglect until Victor Hugo's 1831 novel "The Hunchback of Notre-Dame", which led to renewed interest in the cathedral and a major restoration which began in 1844.
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McGough writes that Lazarus was "off the radar" of police early on because Rasmussen's killing, in her gated complex in Van Nuys, appeared like a botched burglary: Her BMW was stolen, her living room was ransacked and she'd been beaten and shot three times during a struggle that left a bite mark on her arm.
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Elsewhere, Rick and the gang got to know the group of strangers (emphasis on strange), who nabbed Father Gabriel last week — apparently they live in a garbage dump and had been watching the boat that Rick and Aaron ransacked for supplies for quite some time, waiting for someone with enough skill to do the hard work for them.
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Having ransacked his apartment to find Whitney's birth certificate, which she needs to get a marriage license (which her fiancé Colin, in turn, needs to get a green card), he comes across a thumb drive containing interviews he and Alison gave to the detective who was investigating the murder mystery that drove the show's first two seasons.
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Scenes once unthinkable in Hong Kong are now commonplace: The city's international airport being shut down this week after a prolonged occupation by protesters; a Chinese official publicly suggesting that aspects of some of the protests were terrorism; the legislature stormed and ransacked by protesters; police officers repeatedly baton-charging crowds of protesters and unleashing torrents of tear gas in famed shopping districts.
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And yet it remains the case that deep inside the ransacked, decaying basilica that is American Catholicism, you can find the only vision that might transform the abortion debate, so that we don't end up with a permanent red-blue divide, in which the Supreme Court allows conservative states to pass restrictions but liberal states are radicalized toward eugenics and infanticide.
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Rob PortmanRobert (Rob) Jones PortmanSchumer blasts 'red flag' gun legislation as 'ineffective cop out' McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Shaken Portman urges support for 'red flag' laws after Ohio shooting MORE (R) — shows how, as governor, Democrat Ted Strickland "ransacked the state's budget surplus and then raised taxes and fees on Ohioans who were already struggling to make ends meet," the network said.
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In a Salon review of "The Once and Future Worker," Samuel Hammond, director of welfare policy at the libertarian Niskanen Center — a Washington a think tank I described last week — writes: Indeed, far from the usual conservative manifesto, 'The Once and Future Worker,' is a scathing critique of globalization, open immigration, and the commoditization of labor — forces which Cass believes have ransacked working class fortunes across three decades of neoliberal hegemony.
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