Unlike previous administrations, my administration has and will continue to move aggressively to repeal any efforts -- and repel -- we will stop it, we will repel it -- any efforts to interfere in our elections.
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Unlike previous administrations, my administration has and will continue to move aggressively to repeal any efforts – and repel – we will stop it, we will repel it – any efforts to interfere in our elections.
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Unlike previous administrations, my administration has and will continue to move aggressively to repeal any efforts and repel, we will stop it, we will repel it, any efforts to interfere in our elections.
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This spell jar will repel negativity, bad people, and harm.
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They repel us, because they are so close to us.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has ordered officials to repel them.
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The attempt to repel Western universalism has been stunningly successful.
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"Words like repudiate, repel or condemn are not enough," Mrs.
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Teak's natural oils help it repel water and resist warping.
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The Turkish points are weak - they won&apost repel anything.
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Making clothing that can repel rain and snow isn't difficult.
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The problem is that it tends to repel the rest.
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Repel pirates Unfortunately, not everything on the internet is good.
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Dry dirt will repel the thing it needs the most.
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We are ready to repel any provocations if they continue.
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We attempt to repel it, to minimize it, to reduce it.
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Fire ants have waxy bodies that allow them to repel water.
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Pakistan-backed tribesmen had invaded; only Indian troops could repel them.
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And your coating is a smooth surface that can repel liquids.
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Parker's solar panels also need a way to repel the heat.
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First, they're all negatively charged, so they all repel one another.
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Such is the way of magnetic draws — they attract and repel.
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Vazquez had helped repel cattle ranchers that encroached on Huichol lands.
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Foreign Relations, who convinced Bush to repel Saddam Hussein's invasion of
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Abraham Lincoln and Franklin Roosevelt used it routinely to repel overspending.
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For most, the reply limiter could help repel trolls and harassment.
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The law is Denmark's latest effort to repel Syrians and other refugees.
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" He added: "It did not repel me as such thoughts used to.
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Repel evil with good and your enemy will become your dearest friend.
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Others believe it's based on a medieval effort to repel evil spirits.
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At one stage, lines of police stood ready to repel any demonstrations.
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So parties continually attract and repel votes as they shift their platforms.
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He knows that would repel moderate independents that he needs to win.
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American forces stationed in the base helped to repel the Taliban attack.
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While particles of the same charge repel, those of opposite charge attract.
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My reticence was too low to build a barrier and repel it.
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The chemicals once seemed near magical, able to repel water, oil and stains.
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The material's unique molecular properties derive from constituent proteins that repel each other.
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They're not officially water-resistant, but AirPods 2 can still repel light sweat.
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All it takes to repel pests is a new paint job, researchers say.
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Policymakers must either submit to them or repel them by erecting capital controls.
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That's the key point: in our current environment, losses repel and stymie agreement.
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And Davutoglu promised Wednesday to make a determined effort to repel the threat.
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He claimed it would repel deflation, repair the public finances and revive productivity.
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She's like Bizzaro Hannah: Her narcissism doesn't repel success; it vacuums it up.
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After nearly 1,000 years, the place still looked primed to repel all invaders.
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To be a black man who can repel bullets is a painful paradox.
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Clinton appear more sympathetic and repel female voters already uneasy with Mr. Trump.
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That offended me, and I knew it would repel huge numbers of voters.
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" According to Dr. Nash, "drinking excessive amounts of water does not repel germs.
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It is capable of emitting sound bursts loud enough to repel potential attackers.
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In fact, a speedily adopted Ukraine-based impeachment might repel possible Republican supporters.
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Reinforcements and military aircraft were sent to the area to repel the attack.
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The Syrian military used missile defense systems to repel the airstrikes, he said.
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Phil was supposed to attract talent with all his rings, not repel it.
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They're concerned that it will repel moderates and could never pass the Senate.
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Especially hot fires change the soil's structure, making it repel water more easily.
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The drill will simulate NATO efforts to help it repel an attacking force.
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"My administration has and will continue to move aggressively to repeal any efforts -- and repel -- we will stop it, we will repel it -- any efforts to interfere in our elections," Trump said at a meeting with members of Congress on Tuesday.
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Vinegar and wine are like oil and water; they almost physically repel each other.
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Age limits are understandable if the purpose of conscription is to repel marauding Russians.
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Biden has become increasingly reliant on the Democratic political establishment to repel her charge.
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As for the products mentioned above that claim to repel them sans physical barrier?
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And good campaigns and candidates learn how to repel attacks revealed in primary debates.
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In the early centuries, they built drawbridges and windowless towers to repel marauding nomads.
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A transparent blue wall marks where Yanukovich's forces lined up to repel the protesters.
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They've been manufactured since the 1940s for their ability to repel oil and water.
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The wispy grain of Lenker's voice and the sepia-tinged guitar sound can repel.
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But if deterrence fails, they're going to use nuclear weapons to repel an invasion.
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They aren't intrusive, and give off a light aroma that helps to repel bugs.
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How do systems of representation, and the portrayal of success both seduce and repel?
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To repel predators, it used glands on its neck to secrete a noxious chemical deposit.
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And the intense enmity toward her shows how those very same qualities can repel people.
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They withdrew after Afghan forces mobilised to repel them with the help of NATO "advisers".
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Bear spray There are some things even a good multitool can't do, like repel bears.
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Denmark is to build a 70km fence along its German border to repel stray pigs.
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The toxins repel the tiny animals called polyps essential to the ecosystem of the corals.
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Sawyer Premium Permethrin doesn't just repel bugs, it mercilessly kills anything that lands on it.
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Slazenger's Wimbledon ball uses Ultra Vis dye for visibility and Hydroguard technology to repel water.
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It can repel air from coming in but it also allows your body to breath.
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Instability in funding is likely to repel rather than attract future talent to Alzheimer's research.
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Color can attract or repel, be quiet or loud, and convey a multitude of moods.
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Clinton's supporters watching on television as she sometimes struggled to repel Mr. Trump's attack. Mrs.
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Troops from the United Nations mission opened fire to repel the militias, a witness said.
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That kind of mingling might repel customers and workers as the coronavirus continues to spread.
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It is unnecessary, because America is strong enough to repel conventional attacks with conventional arms.
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In fact, romantic notions of a natural world defined by innocence and harmony repel him.
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General Pétain, who helped repel the German offensive, was called a savior of his nation.
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Tech billionaires might be increasingly toxic, but not quite enough to repel Democrats in 2020.
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Security forces have used live fire and tear gas to repel protesters creating heavy casualties.
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SYDNEY, Australia — The state wants to subsidize surfers who buy electromagnetic devices to repel sharks.
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The U.S. military has said that in its effort to repel the attack on Feb.
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Neck glands in the neck secreted a noxious substance, which the insect used to repel predators.
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But new invaders are coming, forcing Marcellinus and his allies to band together to repel them.
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While it cannot kill these much larger predators, it can usually repel them from its territory.
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Our coating repels liquids in general, but getting it to repel soap was the hard part.
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The trains work by using magnetic poles to repel and propel a train to incredible speeds.
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This furniture, however, is designed for an opposite use—to absorb, rather than to repel, bullets.
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Last night's strikes did not involve Trump "repel(ling) sudden attacks," so these precedents don't help.
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I often find myself admiring the elegant and witty ways some in Black Twitter repel trolls.
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Another might be stable enough to repel the electron and be in turn propelled by it.
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The troops were able to retain control of their posts and repel the attackers, it said.
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Plus the insulation is treated to repel water, which could help you avoid waking up wet.
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"Too often, we knowingly walk right into controversies that repel jobs and opportunity," he once said.
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Things that connect will snap and stay together while things shouldn't connect will repel each other.
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Spectrum Brands contributed Repel, the 3M Company gave Ultrathon, and CRC Industries gave its house brand.
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This will repel the people keeping you stuck and attract others who will help you evolve.
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Which leaves it to sensible Democrats and sane Republicans to repel and defeat the president's demagoguery.
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The lovely balcony of her apartment is festooned with geraniums, which, Ms. Sellam notes, repel mosquitoes.
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The Greek authorities used tear gas, batons, stun grenades and rubber bullets to repel the migrants.
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" It counsels: "Repel evil with what is better so your enemy will become a bosom friend.
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Like the heroine of "Broadcast News," it manages to repel the person it's trying to seduce.
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In exercising their power, they regularly not only persuade and attract but also annoy and repel.
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Evidence that such sprays effectively repel mosquitoes when applied outdoors is mostly anecdotal, Mr. Conlon said.
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Sweeper technology helps repel dirt and dust to keep your folds as smooth as your style.
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To repel the attackers, Viper Company fired barrages of artillery and mortar rounds, including white phosphorus.
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Brown notes that the founders of Kiev built the city on a bluff to repel invaders.
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The current situation deepens our understanding that we need nuclear weapons to repel a potential attack.
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Warplanes from the US-led coalition also reportedly launched 143 airstrikes to help repel the assault.
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Warplanes from the US-led coalition also reportedly launched 10 airstrikes to help repel the assault.
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All of the instructors at JWTC are TRST masters and, before you graduate from the course, you will learn to repel off the side of cliffs, hasty repel into and across a dangerous slope, and safely cross a gorge with the aid of a makeshift cable bridge.
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The zoo's staff unsuccessfully tried to repel the animals with water and tranquilizers before shooting them dead.
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The Kurds have been steadfast local allies in the fight to repel Islamic State (IS) in Syria.
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Overall Ranking on a scale from 1 (didn't repel at all) to 10 (totally stain proof): 7!
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Overall Ranking on a scale from 1 (didn't repel at all) to 10 (totally stain proof): 8!
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But at least three-times champion Serena upped the ante to repel a stirring challenge from Mladenovic.
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It does, however, contain dicapryl adipate, a lesser-known ingredient that is also known to repel bugs.
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Now, as we act in the continuing narrative of 'Stranger Things,' we 1983 midwesterners will repel bullies.
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The USS Enterprise, for example, could repel an enemy's colorful phaser blasts by putting its shields up.
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But analysts said wholesale changes, while ensuring the support of smaller members, would repel the United States.
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It uses four speakers placed around a boat to repel sharks from up to 40 meters away.
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Rakka is a series of scenes detailing an alien invasion and humanity's efforts to repel the invaders.
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We're also working on omniphobic coatings that repel or kill microbes, and materials that are ice-phobic.
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Peppermint essential oil can also repel ants; just dab it in the areas where ants are gathering.
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"Sponges were always meant to be used wet, but the standard wedge sponges repel water," says Silva.
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She's become a stand-in for the archetypal women who frighten and repel us: The woman betrayed.
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Plants release terps from their leaves and flowers in order to attract pollinators and repel munching insects.
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A study at Colby College last year also suggested that a word's phonological properties could repel people.
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So we made a movie about it to try to figure out why those things repel us.
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An array of parties that had previously had no common interest banded together to repel Le Pen.
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The other wearable devices included a speaker to repel mosquitoes and three bracelets that emitted different oils.
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He has an enormous capacity to take in a good idea and to repel a lousy one.
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I found the Traps/Bait aisle teeming with devices to murder or repel both mice and rats.
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But we as humans conditioned ourselves into liking the very sensations that were engineered to repel us.
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Many of Ms. Greenfield's photos are meant to repel — not only for what she depicts, but how.
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DNA keeps its stiff double helix shape because it has negatively charged edges that repel each other.
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France intervened in Mali in 2013 to repel insurgents advancing out of northern strongholds into central Mali.
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Yet incorporating his Jewish identity into his new persona seemed to intrigue fans, rather than repel them.
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Repel evil with what is better and your enemy will become as close as an intimate friend.
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Buttigieg has led the charge against Sanders, labeling him a polarizing candidate who would repel new voters.
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The importance of remaining aware of cognitive biases and working to repel their influence cannot be overstated.
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Still, top House Republicans insist Democrats' impeachment inquiry will repel voters in key swing districts next November.
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They were able to attract partners, repel rivals and raise families as successfully as their domineering peers.
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It is not just impossible to follow; it comes across as intentionally designed to repel logical thought.
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However, the problem is that the electrical field will repel positive particles but will attract the negative particles.
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And perhaps it has heightened our craving to repel its fabrications with a good, hard dose of reality.
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They intervened on Friday to repel pirates who attacked an Iranian oil tanker in the Gulf of Aden.
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The garlic emoji is finally here, just in time to repel all of the local vampires on Halloween.
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His conciliatory attitude towards the IRA may also repel voters old enough to remember its campaign of terrorism.
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Six ISIS militants then tried to storm inside, but security forces were able to repel them, police said.
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THAAD is intended to repel North Korean attacks, but China says it could be used against it too.
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MI) would repel any push by activist investor Elliott to merge its Brazilian business with rival Oi (OIBR4.
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PFCs—or perflourinated compounds—are used to treat fabrics so that they repel water, instead of absorbing it.
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In the area of surfaces that attract water, we're creating surfaces that will attract water but repel oil.
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Its inhabitants therefore have a greater need for a bulletproof car that can repel an armed roadside bandit.
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Senate Republicans are considering even deeper cuts to Medicaid than the House bill, which could repel some moderates.
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Water was thought to repel evil, so the suspect's rising to the surface and floating proved their guilt.
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The AfD wants Germany to shut its border to migrants and use force to repel them if necessary.
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The BBC has reported about cruise ships that use a military-grade sonic weapon to repel Somali pirates.
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They also successfully used compounds extracted from chicken feathers and living chickens suspended in cages to repel mosquitoes.
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Surfaces that manage to repel liquids with low surface tension are called superoleophobic, or highly oil-repellent, surfaces.
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Democrats hope that those "hot" messages will repel better-educated whites in middle- and upper-middle-class suburbs.
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In the Southern US, some paint their porch ceilings a specific shade of blue to help repel spirits.
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Alcott uses the structures that hem women in—marriage, home, religion—both to attract and repel her readers.
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It opens the door to candidates who can attract grass-roots followings even as they repel party leaders.
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Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier said soldiers had had to battle hard to repel the heavily armed attackers.
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The remaining defenders form a wider ring to repel attackers or pull down attackers who reach the pole.
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That means the NSA is often able to break into computer systems that would repel less sophisticated hackers.
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Logan, one such cool dad, took his son there, and wow, we can't repel cuteness of this magnitude.
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One reason is Gandhi, who united the poorest of the poor to repel the British and liberate India.
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PFAS chemicals have been highly utilized in various industries because of their ability to repel oil and water.
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Consumer Reports recently tested several so-called natural spray repellents and recommended at least one, Repel Lemon Eucalyptus.
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It's typical of works by Hammons to repel at first glance and weave a spell on successive viewings.
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And before harvest, an Edipeel barrier could repel pests and fungi and thus reduce the use of pesticides.
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While Democrats express confidence that they can repel Mr. Trump's forays, they are leaving little to chance: Mrs.
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Boeing, the world's largest aerospace company, has anchored its attempt to repel space visionaries like Musk and Amazon.
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Because they repel grease and water, they have been used across industries for decades, often to prevent stains.
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The hinge also uses Samsung's new "sweeper technology" which comes equipped with nylon fibers that repel dirt and dust.
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Made from durable, abrasion-resistant stretch nylon, the pants quick-dry moisture, offer SPF 50+ protecting, and repel water.
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One study found that citronella oil may repel mosquitoes for up to two hours when not diluted at all.
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Rather than understand Meehan, Bana's aim was to create a compelling character that would both fascinate and repel audiences.
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The solutions to these little tableaux require serious thinking as you position, attack, and (hopefully) repel the alien invaders.
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But it is not long before they are overwhelmed by their sheer number and abandon efforts to repel them.
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Since like charges repel, the positive tether reflects the positive hydrogen and helium nuclei back where they came from.
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By studying the wrappers, researchers found evidence of fluorinated chemicals, which may be used to repel grease in food.
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While this is unlikely to deter her core supporters, it has the potential to repel those who are undecided.
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For the main parties may be about to pick presidential nominees who repel all but the most tribal voters.
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Still, as moving iron will fuse and repel, by his book, I am the unspared prodigal of his abuse.
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If you share something overly personal too soon or hide your emotions, for example, you may unwittingly repel people.
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It must transform into a new fabric of capabilities and deterrence designed to repel hybrid and non-state threats.
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Just as the Trump G.O.P. is crushing the Chamber G.O.P., the Clinton Democrats will eventually repel the Sanders Democrats.
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After cleaning, a bit of the coconut oil remains on the surface to protect the shine and repel fingerprints.
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The landscape was so rugged and remote that it managed to repel white civilization deep into the 19th century.
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While the exterior has a waterproof, canvas-like finish to repel the elements, the interior is soft and breathable.
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I still had to be cognizant of not going too far so as to not repel a conservative audience.
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The U.S. has estimated about 100 pro-Syrian government forces were killed by U.S. strikes to repel the Feb.
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"His personal bravery inspired his comrades to vigorously defend their position and repel the enemy assault," according to the citation.
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Because soap is a surfactant the researchers had to discover a way to create a surface to repel a surfactant.
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In this piece I would raise the question: How can one rude man's arrogant behavior both excite and repel us?
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And Kurdish forces have claimed that ISIS prisoners under their watch have escaped as they worked to repel Turkish forces.
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Rick Santorum appears behind an effort by conservative groups to try during the 2018 midterms to repel and replace ObamaCare
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A brand-new landing craft, commissioned to repel drug-traffickers from the northern coast, is distributing food to the poor.
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The 18-year-old appeared ready to repel all manner of foes when recently arrested for driving an unregistered vehicle.
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These Plantronics wireless headphones are designed to withstand vigorous workouts, and repel sweat while lasting 8 hours on a charge.
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"Training on how to destroy groups of saboteurs and how to repel underwater attacks was carried out," said the ministry.
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The Trekz Air have a 6-hour battery life, and are IP55 certified so they'll repel sweat, moisture, and dust.
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The vigilante commander, who asked not to be identified, said his group had joined the effort to repel the attackers.
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The protectors need to create a phalanx of support around the whistleblower to repel the mob and send them packing.
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She claimed the hunks of what appear to be oven-melted plastic and glitter would repel demons and kill aliens.
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He tweeted on Monday that he had instructed the Homeland Security Department to repel migrants attempting to cross the border.
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Kurdish troops have been camped out mere miles away from the city for months, with ISIS powerless to repel them.
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Hardshell Labs also developed Raven Repel, an augmented reality app, that aimed to make the process user-controlled as well.
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That prompted Turkey, which backs some rebels looking to oust Assad, to mount a counter-offensive to repel their advances.
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The day was marred by violence: The Spanish civil guard came into Catalonia to forcibly repel voters from voting stations.
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The first incumbent to lose renomination this year, Mr. Pittenger sought to repel Mr. Harris by enthusiastically embracing Mr. Trump.
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Intermittently, it is dragged into fighting the Taliban, as when its advisors helped order airstrikes to repel insurgents in Ghazni.
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In "China in Ten Years," a popular story published anonymously in 1923, China develops laser weapons to repel Western imperialists.
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Each tin of the product included putty and a small magnet that could be used to attract or repel it.
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Johnson, whose persona as a 'buffoon' can charm and repel in equal measure, is at the front of the pack.
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FDA reveals PFAS findings PFAS chemicals have been used by various industries because of their ability to repel oil and water.
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The riot police responded with tear gas and stun grenades to repel the protesting farmers, making six arrests in the process.
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Members of the Bolivarian National Guard who joined Guaidó fire into the air to repel forces loyal to President Nicolás Maduro.
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In tests, the two systems managed to repel about 90% of the simulated lunar dust that the material was exposed to.
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Russia also said on Monday it had helped the army repel an insurgent attack in the southwest, killing 70 rebel fighters.
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It's especially effective since most leaves tend to repel water, so turning them into water-attracting magnets is a complete reversal.
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Sulphur and cooking oils are hydrophobic, which means they repel water, but they have an affinity for hydrocarbons like crude oil.
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Obama — and even more so, the Obama family — inspire the kind of imaginary friend–level emotional investment Clinton seems to repel.
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When President Donald Trump calls the flow of immigrants an "invasion", he lends cover to those who would repel them violently.
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During the cold war the PLA evolved to repel the Soviet Union and America in big land wars on Chinese soil.
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Abd Rabbo Mansour Hadi, Yemen's president, invited them into the country to repel Houthi rebels, who pushed him out in 2015.
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But the researchers warned that only using a minimal mist of perfume in place of DEET may not completely repel mosquitoes.
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South Korean soldiers fired 20 warning shots to repel North Korean border guards who may have been looking for the defector.
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But at least from an outside perspective, the flirtatious party jams dominating the format in recent years seemed to repel humor.
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Far from welcoming you in, the Elbphilharmonie glowers imperiously, as if prepared to repel a sneak attack on the Hanseatic League.
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Surface tension keeps the droplet of water together, while the hydrophobic paddles repel the water when it comes into contact. [YouTube]
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The Repel Windproof Travel Umbrella is our top pick because it's impressively rugged given its small size and affordable price tag.
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When you spray Aunt Fannie's Ant Remedy, you'll be able to repel ants without putting people or pets at any risk.Pros:
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Rosemary Repel Lice Prevention by Fairy Tales is by far the best lice-prevention shampoo and is made with organic oils.
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On paper, few organizations in the world should be better equipped to anticipate and repel cyberattacks than the U.S. federal government.
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In detached and clinical language, he said it had been impossible to repel the long-term political forces powering Mr. Trump.
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"If Holbrooke had tried to repel him in their first minute together he couldn't have done a better job," Packer reports.
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At first, layers of fuzzy filaments, similar to a chick's down, most likely helped dinosaurs repel water and regulate body temperature.
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It was the last stand of the Imperial Army, which deployed kamikaze pilots by the hundreds to repel the Allied invasion.
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In a statement, Collins said Kaine's resolution would let Trump respond to aggression from a hostile nation or repel an attack.
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At my house, companion planting — marigolds in between the broccoli, tomato vines encircling the spinach — would repel bugs the natural way.
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That, he argued, would allow him to take federal funds and use them to build a wall to repel undocumented immigrants.
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" Great walls built to repel the "other'' have recently become part of the global conversation, sparked by politics and popular culture.
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Lopes' system is able to nudge a user to perform hand gestures such as squeeze, turn, repel, drop, shake and raise.
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Unlike normal matter, which has a positive gravitational charge or mass (meaning it attracts other matter), negative mass would repel matter.
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The material can actively repel soaps and shampoos and allows you to shake and squeeze out the last drops of washing liquid.
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His parka cape and tank top give this gym leader a sloppy vibe which will repel many but charm a select few.
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They argue that it will reduce Britain's ease of trade with the world, repel global talent, and increase the cost of living.
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They might not stand up right away, or even all at once, but once they're cornered, there's no force harder to repel.
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" Referring to Stranger Things' setting — the small town of Hawkins, Indiana, in the 1980s — he promised, "We 1983 Midwesterners will repel bullies.
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The video appears to show the last few minutes of their efforts to repel the attack, and gruesome images after their death.
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Repel With PlantsCatnip isn't just for cats: It's a natural mosquito repellent that grows in most areas as an easy-growing perennial.
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The tiny cherub in "Belay" seems ready to repel off her mother's head, emphasizing the playful spirit and vulnerability of their relationship.
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But military and government officials in Kiev aggressively lobbied Washington for defensive weapons that could help the country's soldiers repel rebel advances.
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He also said the invention has potentially many applications, including in automotive parts, or even coatings to repel oils off smartphone surfaces.
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This is the good news — it's much easier to repel these run-of-the-mill attacks than highly sophisticated, well-financed attacks.
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The Repel Easy Touch Umbrella 11.5-Inch DuPont Teflon Travel Umbrella is compact, light, resilient, and it's got a life time guarantee.
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Singapore jewellery brand, By Invite Only, released a new line of jade-inspired accessories that it claims will actually help repel mosquitoes.
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On Sunday, LNA-aligned forces had to call on air strikes to repel a counter attack against Es Sider and Ras Lanuf.
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Sanders and Joe Biden, the polling leaders, have high approval ratings and attacking them could repel as many voters as it attracts.
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N), handing the Dutch company a victory in its efforts to repel the U.S. firm's 25 billion euro ($28 billion) proposed offer.
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If the ash is hydrophobic, it will repel the water and may then run off quickly, washing soil away in the process.
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Today the GOP's reliance on blue-collar conservatives, which Trump exploited, threatens to repel more college-educated whites, minorities and young voters.
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It did not repel everyone: Speaker Paul D. Ryan and Senator Mitch McConnell did not waver from their endorsement of Mr. Trump.
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A thinner liquid would be more easily broken down if it came into contact with water, but a gel would repel water.
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The device seems to repel whatever personal experiences it is exposed to; it has a coating on its screen that resists fingerprints.
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They died not for glory, nor even to repel invasion, but out of gratitude to have been included in the American experiment.
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Maybe they hit the jackpot of both enrolling zero rapists that academic year and building a rape-proof fence to repel outsiders.
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While visiting a small border town, he said he would bring in firefighters with water cannons to repel people if need be.
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The drug-sniffing 13-year-old German shepherd, despite his infirmities, was still trained to repel anybody who leaned in too close.
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" But if you truly want to repel these interested men, you could tell them the truth: "No offense, but I'm a racist.
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The migrants met some resistance at the Guatemalan border when Honduran police fired tear gas to repel a group seeking to cross.
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When there are forcible threats to the United States, the president has not merely the power but the obligation to repel them.
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But even if Warren and her allies repel legislative attempts to weaken the C.F.P.B., Trump will still get to name Cordray's replacement.
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The triggering attack must be significant and the response necessary and proportionate to halt and repel ongoing attacks by the responsible state.
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It is my belief that all the people should have access to these skills, to be able to repel these oppressive forces.
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Men, some with faces wrapped in rags to repel the fumes, shoveled the refuse into a clanking machine that salvages usable metal.
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But Mr. Yang may be able to repel some of his most objectionable right-wing supporters by emphasizing his progressive policy positions.
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But the rebels lack the capacity to repel large government offensives, and as a result the relationship exposes civilians to collective punishment.
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Islamic State's Amaq News Agency reported on Tuesday that Adnani was killed "while surveying the operations to repel the military campaigns against Aleppo".
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They have argued that it will reduce Britain's ease of trade with the world, repel global talent and increase the cost of living.
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They have argued that it will reduce Britain's ease of trade with the world, repel global talent, and increase the cost of living.
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Demonstrators make a line as riot police officers attempt to repel them with a water cannon during protests in Santiago, Chile, Oct. 222.
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The proposed technology, described in the journal Applied Physics Letters, was inspired by the super-hydrophobic wings of cicadas, which naturally repel water.
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In 1964, the FARC, the Spanish acronym for Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, formed as a peasant, rebel army to repel military attacks.
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Materials like shampoo and oil are hard to repel because of surface tension, or the attractive force among the molecules in a liquid.
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Many of the troublemakers were clad in black, with scarves and goggles to repel tear gas and helmets in case of baton charges.
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Democrats structured their bills in a way that was almost certain to repel Republicans, while Republicans responded with bills equally distasteful to Democrats.
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Protesters set a giant blaze and threw gasoline bombs on a college campus, as the police tried to repel them with tear gas.
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Going forward, they said they intend to figure out ways to cause other interactions among photons, such as making them repel one another.
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As an advancing Arab army approached Tel Aviv, the Jewish forces in the area were at a loss on how to repel them.
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The idea, which Mr. Trump has broached before, has emerged as America's latest strategy to repel accusations that it has abandoned free trade.
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Also, the idea of deploying thousands of U.S. troops to repel and even fire on the caravan is repellent, fascistic and probably unlawful.
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And artificial intelligence experts caution that the stigma of being seen as a war profiteer could repel idealistic recruits for years to come.
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Wirecutter recommends the durable Repel Easy Touch Umbrella, which comes in a variety of colors and expands at the touch of a button.
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"It can be lawful for an officer to take lethal action before it is too late to repel a deadly attack," he concluded.
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You could put a magnet on the jumper with another magnet on the ground, aligned in such a way that their poles repel.
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Towns are tidy: one- and two-story concrete houses, with verandas and peaked roofs to repel rain, nestled among vivid, fragrant flowering bougainvillea.
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Demonstrators make a line as riot police officers attempt to repel them with a water cannon during protests in Santiago, Chile, Oct. 20.
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Djokovic missed three match points and had to repel a roaring comeback by Murray before ending Murray's 28-match, five-tournament winning streak.
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Now, as a member of the national police force, he was personally participating in the assault to repel the fighters from the area.
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I was puzzled by the stories some women told about freezing up, unable to repel a boss or sometimes even a co-worker.
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Many in the crowd said they were determined to repel any attempt by election authorities to deliver ballots or set up polling stations.
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Toyota can now repel infrared heat while offering the exact hue of green they think customers want—as questionable as that desire might be.
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A migrant attempts to repel with a child down a bridge that connects Mexico and Guatemala to avoid the border checkpoint on Oct. 20.
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A US military official said the US-led coalition helped the peshmerga repel the attack with air support from F-15 jets and drones.
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The way you behave and chat in the app can create interest or it can repel — that's where the dating coach's advice could help.
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Turkey warned on Wednesday that pro-Damascus forces would face "serious consequences" for entering the area to help Kurdish fighters repel a Turkish offensive.
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But Trump's effort to wrest better trading conditions from China threatens Yao's price advantage, and his hardline stance could eventually repel suppliers like Yao.
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At other times, the alarm is raised by lookouts, and the crew can repel the invaders with weapons or by increasing the ship's speed.
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Mosquito Shield, a mosquito-and-tick-control franchise company, uses a professionally applied and naturally sourced mosquito spray to kill and repel these critters.
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" According to the product's description, it is guaranteed to "repel even the most aggressive vampires" and "simply wash away the danger of vampire attacks.
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Senior opposition and rebel sources said on Saturday Turkey had sent fresh supplies of weaponry to these groups to help them repel the assault.
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Troops have responded by rigging wooden panels – adorned with painted images of skulls or slogans - on their "Simba" armored personnel carriers to repel rockets.
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In a paper published Sunday, the scientists reported that they had created a plastic surface that can repel sticky liquids like shampoo and oil.
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Peru is rife with protests against mining and oil and natural gas operations, often turning deadly when police try to repel crowds from roads.
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Our solar system was invaded by the aliens known as Lankys, and in the last installment, Earth's forces were able to repel their advances.
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Last month, hundreds clashed with law enforcement officials who used water to repel protesters in below-freezing weather, attracting more attention to the conflict.
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Wendell Carter Jr. scored 20 points and Duke had enough weapons to repel stubborn Southern in a 78-1353 victory at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
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Camp's shuffle-footed, irony-free cousins, objets d'schlock are in such poor taste that they repel even regular viewers of the television network CBS.
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Drones may also be able to evade the kingdom's main air defenses, which are intended to repel missiles and aircraft rather than smaller objects.
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Besides that, it is likely that 10,000 captured ISIS fighters — held by the Kurds — will escape as the Kurdish forces turn to repel Turkey.
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He said this phenomenon has been seen in satellite images of deserts, but scientists didn't know what caused the dunes to repel each other.
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The country has experimented with a range of measures to reduce attacks, including culls, shark-detecting sonar and electromagnetic devices to repel the animals.
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" In terms of propagation of such type of warfare, the magazine adds: "The Lone Jihad has proven its effectiveness and ability to repel aggression.
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But Nikola Vucevic hit a jumper and D.J. Augustin canned a pair of free throws with 16.2 remaining to repel the Spurs' comeback bid.
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The United States has warned that Islamic State could use weapons containing sulfur mustard agents to repel the offensive on the northern Iraqi city.
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The division which focuses on technology designed to identify and repel military threat was described as "particularly strong", with orders totaling £56.6 million received.
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In the documentaries "Peshmerga" and "The Battle of Mosul," Bernard-Henri Lévy offers a portrait of the fighters trying to repel the Islamic State.
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Norman Powell scored eight of his 16 points in the final 113:02 of the game for Toronto to help repel a Cleveland rally.
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Norman Powell scored eight of his 183 points in the final 1:02 of the game for Toronto to help repel a Cleveland rally.
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This men's jacket utilizes both Armour Fleece® and UA Storm technology (which helps repel water) and is breathable with a comfortable, loose cut.
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First, the South Korean military is far, far superior to the North Korean armed forces, and by themselves could likely repel such an attack.
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ORESTIADA, Greece — Greece took a raft of tough measures Sunday as it tried to repel thousands of migrants amassed at its border with Turkey.
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The forces in the convoy were on their way to repel the Taliban attack on a security outpost in the outskirts of the district.
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Nuclei all have positive electric charges, and since like charges repel each other, this means that the nuclear banging together needs to be pretty forceful.
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Maybe core Republican voters will stay with him no matter what, but he'll repel more than enough non-core voters to foreclose a winning coalition.
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Watch above to see how their "greaser in drag" garb works to not only embrace those who accept them but also repel those who don't.
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With his hard-line stance on immigration, will he repel even more Latino voters than Romney, who received a paltry 27 percent of their votes?
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Right: Santa Claus has his beard stuck on a rope as he tries to repel down the side of a store in Glasgow on Nov.
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Starring Mel Gibson in the (extreme Beanie Feldstein in Lady Bird voice) TITULAR role, Braveheart followed William Wallace's struggle to repel the English from Scotland.
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The government may have enough votes in congress to repel the raid on the JEP law, but attacks on the FARC's political legitimacy will continue.
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Apple hasn't directly acknowledged if these keyboard updates were meant to repel debris or if they were just meant to make typing a little quieter.
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It is known that because polymers repel water (which is why droplets form on their surface), plastic particles also attract certain compounds from their surroundings.
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At a moment in which everything lends itself to a political reading, there's something reassuring about the way the movie's slick surfaces repel such attempts.
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As a fabric, nylon is light with high tenacity, has excellent abrasion resistance and can repel things like insects, fungi, animals, molds, mildew and rot.
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The fried potatoes are tossed in olive oil, topped with parmesan and parsley, and are rolled in enough garlic to repel several generations of vampires.
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A critter that feasts on the inner bark of conifers, it seeks out trees which, because drought-stressed, are losing their ability to repel pests.
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Taking a different route, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation is spending $1 million to fund a research project that creates laser walls to repel mosquitoes.
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The Repel Windproof Travel Umbrella sheds water and resists wind gusts better than many umbrellas that are larger and pricier, and it lasts longer, too.
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And the target of choice for now seems to be the public sector; state and local governments who still remain unprepared to repel an attack.
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PAUL: The War Powers Act and people over time have come to believe -- and I do believe this -- that the president can repel imminent invasion.
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We watch them grope for each other; repel each other; fight, make love and then decamp from whatever solaces each has to afford the other.
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The industry has also been preparing to repel watchdogs' recent surprise recommendation to Congress to repeal the banks' ability to engage in merchant-banking activities.
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She sprays her shoes and socks with permethrin, which is recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as a way to repel ticks.
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Stripped of their integumentary systems (skin, hair, and various other external organs), these amorphous subjects indiscriminately repel, endear, or both, depending on the viewer's disposition.
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Kurdish militia fighters — backed by coalition airstrikes — fought fiercely to repel an Islamic State invasion of Kobani, located near the Turkish border, early in 2015.
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Police officers were deployed to repel the crowd with tear gas and water cannons, and the sculpture was placed on a truck and driven away.
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Tickets are sold at Castle Clinton, a red sandstone fort built to repel the British — hardly an obvious destination for tourists seeking a boat ride.
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The males have been known to decorate their nests with flowers to attract mates and fumigate their dwellings with fresh herbs to repel unwanted pests.
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Such an assault, some analysts fear, could be over in a month, well before major U.S. forces could cross the Atlantic to help repel it.
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"The vanilla concentrate will not create inconveniences for fans, but it will be enough to repel the gnats," TASS quoted Volgograd's regional administration as saying.
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The danger of hateful feedback (in addition to the possibility of actual danger) is that to repel it, you risk numbing yourself to constructive criticism.
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A Saudi-led coalition has been bombing Yemen since March, in an attempt to repel the Shia rebel Houthi movement, which is allied with Iran.
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But the Party failed to recognise that talking about "citizens of nowhere" might do more to repel middle-class voters than to attract working-class ones.
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Astonishingly, these chat-up lines don't actively repel the female contestants, who throw themselves into the task of winning a real-life prince's heart with gusto.
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If he already has his base, why, then, does he need to keep doing new things that please them but repel the majority of the public?
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The iPhone 7 is supposed to repel dust, and I can only assume that as we all poked at these devices, they were beating back particulates.
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The company's founder, Charles Hall, made his fortune during the Napoleonic wars selling ale to the troops bivouacked in nearby Weymouth, ready to repel the French.
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In the cosmic rom-com that is nature, sodium rarely goes for cesium; both atoms tend to become positively charged ions that actually repel each other.
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We can argue over policy to repel Beijing's cyberattacks, theft of American intellectual property and attempts to exclude our Navy from the economically crucial Western Pacific.
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Although these positively-charged ions repel each other in the plasma, this repulsive force is negligible compared to the amount of kinetic energy produced as heat.
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As the group attempted to repel him, "he began to hit her in the head and grab her hoodie," according to her report to the police.
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Philips says the luminaries from the Hue white outdoor range are best located near the front and back doors to welcome visitors and repel prospective intruders.
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At one point during the seven-hour gunfight, Williams led a counterattack with his Afghan Commandos to repel the HiG fighters from the casualty collection point.
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Some of the most popular meals of the 1900s apparently include a number of dishes, like chicken pudding and liver loaf, that would repel modern palates.
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"My initial idea was the journey of two different liquids, how they move and react with each other, repel and attract," Murray tells The Creators Project.
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These tiny pedestals repel liquids from the plastic interior, enabling droplets to flow down the slick, air-pocketed path created for them by the nanoparticles. Voilà.
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Police had been unable to repel the attack on the breeding farm by the angry villagers, Sorong police chief Dewa Made Sidan Sutrahna said by telephone.
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Effective mosquito prevention requires a multi-pronged approach in which you remove breeding grounds, kill off adult insects, and deploy products that repel these dangerous pests.
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We're the ones where, it actually has a two-side layer where it can breathe as well as it can repel and keep the cold out.
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Prada trotted out padded nylon vests that look like they could repel bullets and oversize rain suits that looked like they could protect against nuclear fallout.
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The exercise includes computer simulations carried out in a large bunker south of Seoul intended to check the allies' readiness to repel aggressions by North Korea.
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Equally surprising was the lack of change in the United States, where the arrival of a billionaire president did not seem to attract or repel millionaires.
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The exercises include computer simulations carried out in a large bunker south of Seoul intended to check the allies' readiness to repel aggressions by North Korea.
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We learned that those who style themselves as "progressives" have a long way to go before they fully appeal (versus wholly repel) Americans in the mainstream.
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Two sources at the demonstration on Tuesday witnessed an attempt to break into the premises, adding that security personnel fired tear gas to repel the attack.
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PFAS were originally conceived as a wonder chemical, able to resist stains, repel water, extinguish oil-based fires, and keep eggs from sticking to the pan.
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But a vow to abandon the single currency is likely to repel undecided voters in a country with the third-highest savings rate in the eurozone.
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The exercises include computer simulations carried out in a large bunker south of Seoul intended to check the allies' readiness to repel aggressions by the North.
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To create a Wigner crystal, electrons must be confined to a space that forces them to remain close together even though they naturally repel each other.
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In "Christmas," the poet extolls, and attempts to repel, his ex-wife's words: All too often now your voice is too bright; I always hear you . . .
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A central promise of Trump's presidency has been the construction of a wall to repel immigrants, many from Central America, from crossing into the United States.
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IP ratingPhoto: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)The IP rating on a phone (or any other piece of gadgetry) refers to how well it can repel dust and water.
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Though Mashable didn't try the product (test units weren't yet available), the folks over at MenScience say sharper blades that repel skin-clogging liquids are most effective.
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More than 350 people were wounded as Iraqi security forces used tear gas and stun grenades to repel crowds marching towards the capital's heavily fortified Green Zone.
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Turkey already hosts 3.6 million Syrian refugees and President Tayyip Erdogan threatened this week to repel the Russian-backed Syrian forces unless they withdraw from the region.
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U.S. fires tear gas into Mexico to repel migrants, Senior House Democrats tap brakes on investigating Trump and Russia resists Western calls to free captured Ukrainian ships.
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"The characters in a crowd behave much like matter: They attract and repel, lead and follow, grow and shrink, align and separate," reads the game's official description.
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The LNA carried out air strikes this month to repel what it said was an attempt to recapture Oil Crescent ports it took control of in September.
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These devices have been used by US troops in Iraq, for crowd control in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina, and by cruise ships to repel Somali pirates.
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Hours later, the Kurdish-led administration said it had made such a deal for the Syrian army to deploy along the Turkish border to repel Ankara's incursion.
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By applying chemicals designed to kill, reduce, or repel insects, weeds, and diseases harmful to crops, developing countries are producing and exporting more food than ever before.
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" Morton County Sheriff Kyle Kirchmeier explained that authorities used fire hoses to "repel aggressive protesters who were throwing objects including rocks, asphalt and water bottles at officers.
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The follow-up to 2012's strong return for the turn-based strategy series in which you repel Earth's alien invaders was released for PC on Feb.
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Answers soon began to roll in, and it became clear that tuft cells respond to more than succinate and do more than help repel the body's invaders.
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Repel with Lemon Eucalyptus Oil smells good, does a sufficient job of keeping bugs away, and does not harm the environment as much as our other picks.
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But when Haftar's militias reached the suburbs of Tripoli, Sarraj accused him of betrayal, vowing resistance and launching the operation "Volcano of Anger" to repel his forces.
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The Twin Critters KittiKubbi Handcrafted Cat Cave is made from all-natural materials that repel dirt, dust, odor, and stains to keep your cat warm and happy.
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Forty-two people were killed in the incident and 37 were wounded as American forces helped Afghans repel Taliban insurgents from the city of Kunduz last year.
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And once brown rats settle into a new city, the new study suggests, they repel all newcomers — a finding that could have big implications for our health.
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Others include a call for volunteers from "brotherly countries" to repel an invasion from the east and warnings that Veishnoriyans are "warlike beasts" who will not surrender.
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" She agreed with Fidell that the president may respond to an imminent attack — or, as she put it, "The president has inherent authority to repel sudden attack.
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But to many Iranians, Iraqis, Kurds and others, he was a pivotal figure in vanquishing the Islamic State, helping repel its rapid march across Iraq in 2014.
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South Korea has hosted US forces since the Korean War, when the United Nations Security Council authorized member nations to repel North Korea's invasion of South Korea.
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Turkey has warned that it will use military power to repel Syrian advances in the Idlib offensive, during which 15 Turkish soldiers have been killed this month.
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Check out the device on Obama's right ankle -- it's called a Sharkbanz and it claims to repel Jaws from snacking on you like a piece of chum!
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Turkish support for Tripoli's effort to repel Haftar has seen the fighting, which has displaced more than 150,000 civilians, take on the trappings of a proxy war.
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Abdul Qayoom Shah, 37, a shopkeeper, said Mr. Dar had been riding on a motorbike and approached an army unit that appeared poised to repel an attack.
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Duterte baffled reporters on Monday when he said he had ordered the navy to build structures at Benham Rise and repel any Chinese vessels that go there.
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Will books that hold Mr. Trump accountable to his campaign pledges alienate his supporters, and will mainstream Republican politicians and pundits appeal to or repel his base?
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The president can only use force without Congress's approval under the Commander in Chief authority in Article II, to repel a direct attack against the United States.
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Mr. Keoghan, recently seen in "Dunkirk," has the ability to at once solicit and repel sympathy and a face that suggests both absolute innocence and terrible cunning.
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Even when the topic under discussion offers mutual gain, the spectre of, say, French leaders making concessions to Germans can so repel French voters as to scupper deals.
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BEIRUT/ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey warned on Wednesday that pro-Damascus forces would face "serious consequences" for entering Syria's Afrin region to help Kurdish fighters repel a Turkish offensive.
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"The Syrian forces that entered and are still entering will be in the suitable locations to repel the Turkish occupation army," said Rezan Hedo, a YPG media adviser.
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The bill stops short, however, of allowing the money to be used to train and arm teachers and other school officials so they can attempt to repel shooters.
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"Special attention should be paid to combat alert, deployment of air defense systems for a time of war, and air groupings' readiness to repel the aggression," Shoigu added.
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Liquids and oil coalesce and repel, swirling and shining, exploding and dividing, dancing about in a chromatic sea that could be, well, whatever you want it to be.
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You plead with her to stop, but she's tried everything: the gross-tasting nail polish designed to repel biters, the rubber band around the wrist—you name it.
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In addition to the hardware, Hardshell Labs is also developing an app, Raven Repel, which will allow users to take control of the lasers and chase off ravens.
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I wonder as I look forward to spending dozens more hours in The Division if what I like about its world is what I think would repel me.
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Trump's claim about Clinton escaping prosecution for a mid-rally murder harkened back to his January assertion that he could kill someone himself and not repel his supporters.
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Far more than in 2017-18, the party will share responsibility with Trump and the GOP for events in Washington that so often repel rank-and-file voters.
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The film industry is currently struggling to understand why high-frame-rate movies repel viewers, when they're supposed to render scenes more accurately than traditional-frame-rate films.
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As a result, the federal government has given Newark Liberty and La Guardia airports permission to repel bald eagles, while many others, including Kennedy Airport, have applications pending.
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Some countries have instituted border controls to manage or repel the movement of migrants, undermining one of the European Union's fundamental pillars: free travel across open internal borders.
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An official with one of the rebel groups in eastern Ghouta said fighters were battling to repel an attempted incursion, and characterized the battle as "back and forth".
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The beetle's legs repel water, which keeps it afloat, except for claws at their tips, which penetrate the surface of the water and tie it to the surface.
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If you're doing something every day that's harmful to you, the eclipse will repel it, since it wants you to take care of yourself in true Cancer fashion.
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We were working with the Taliban—YES, THE FUCKING TALIBAN—in the 80s when we were trying to help them repel the Russians from Afghanistan and other areas.
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With the midterm election weeks away, the central question is how much better-prepared the country's election infrastructure is to repel these attacks than it was in 2016.
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Later, I was grocery shopping and I saw a giant display for Deep Woods Off advertising that it can repel mosquitoes that cause dengue, Zika, and West Nile.
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The exercise includes computer simulations carried out in a large bunker south of the capital, Seoul, intended to check the allies' readiness to repel aggressions by North Korea.
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For sorting through the ejecta from the collisions gives physicists fleeting glimpses of the fundamental building blocks of the universe and the forces that bind or repel them.
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Yet its inclusion felt to me like the reopening of a wound that long ago healed; the rest of the work seemed to repel the solo's foreign body.
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Russian warplanes then attacked the militants who had burst through the government positions in two areas of Idlib, allowing the Syrian army to repel them, the ministry said.
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When cyclones and anticyclones interact, they repel each other, which allows scientists to infer the existence of an unseen cyclone just by interacting with an anticyclone, Marcus said.
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HP covered the surface of it with an oleophobic coating, which helps it repel fingerprints and grease much better than the matte finishes on other computers I've tested.
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Now, as we act in the continuing narrative of "Stranger Things," we 1983 Midwesterners will repel bullies, we will shelter freaks and outcasts, those who have no homes.
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Narrative and brushwork tangle and confuse, repel and seduce, often leaving us (or at least me) not sure if what's going on is completely likable, or should be.
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Embassy guards used stun grenades and tear gas to repel protesters, who stormed and burned the security post at the entrance but did not breach the main compound.
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Battles intensified in northwest Syria on Friday after insurgents mounted an attack to repel an army offensive that has pounded the country's last major rebel stronghold for weeks.
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In the March battle, more than 100 ISIS operatives assaulted Peshmerga lines and Keating, serving as an advisor then as in May, moved in to help repel the attack.
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The researchers, hailing from Georgia Tech, created a form of stainless steel riddled with sharp bumps so tiny they can repel and kill bacteria, making the surface practically uninhabitable.
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"Operations command and the infantry brigade are now present on the Iraqi-Syrian border in border guard positions to repel any attack or movement by the enemy," Mesleh said.
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While US troops in the area had previously used airstrikes to repel armored regime assaults, the potential for bad weather can make relying solely on such air support risky.
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Researchers at Ohio State University have designed a texture that can repel "surfactants," a name given to the class of compounds that include soap, shampoos, detergents, and similar substances.
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Elsewhere, low prices and the difficulties of operating in the Arctic's dangerous waters now repel big firms attracted to the region back when oil fetched over $100 a barrel.
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And then summer hit, and a dreadful glut of desperately familiar sequels and wannabe franchise debuts seemed to actively repel audiences, dragging down box office to calamitously historic lows.
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If you went into a lab to try to design a strategy to repel undecided women from your candidacy, you could not come up with a more perfect result.
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The synthetic compounds (PFCs) that help the fabrics used in rain jackets repel moisture have an unfortunate downside: they don't naturally break down and are far from environmentally-friendly.
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Earthbound plants aren't just passive organisms: trees can communicate danger with one another to repel invading insects, secrete chemicals that can turn insects against one another, and exchange RNA.
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The government has said soldiers will be stationed at official crossing points to repel any "territorial violations," although the opposition could attempt to cross anywhere along Venezuela's porous borders.
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Militias allied to the Syrian government will enter the Afrin region within hours, state media reported on Monday, after a reported deal to help Kurdish forces repel Turkey's forces.
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The government has said soldiers will be stationed at official crossing points to repel any "territorial violations", although the opposition could attempt to cross anywhere along Venezuela's porous borders.
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Protests have been frequent, and this week Macedonian police used tear gas and stun grenades to repel hundreds of Syrians and Iraqis who had torn down a border gate.
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The K7i's sound emitting gadget works on a similar basis to devices we've had for years on the market, which emit ultrasonic waves inaudible to humans, to repel mosquitos.
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Yet far from offering comfort to other retailers hoping to knit together physical and online businesses, Walmart's fightback shows how hard it will be for them to repel Amazon.
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Most scholars believe that the framers of the Constitution believed that the president is empowered to use his powers to repel sudden attacks, but not to affirmatively initiate conflicts.
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Shortly before Kalanick's departure, Uber realized that this was a strategic mistake—the company needed to attract drivers, rather than repel them, if it wanted to continue to grow.
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The Houthis are on alert and claim to have killed dozens of government forces and their allies as they prepare to repel any advance, according to Houth-run media.
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"Toy Wars" is a tower defense game, after a fashion: You use a cannon to repel blocky invaders, from wriggling blue worms to yellow flyers and monolithic silver giants.
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Raphael anticipates the cartel achieving a hegemonic rule, rather than power share, over Michoacán and says the other smaller groups don't possess the man or firepower to repel them.
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Mr. Gratz said that he expected a book like "Refugee," an unflinching and sympathetic look at people whose lives are upended by war and oppression, might repel some readers.
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When Mr. Zelensky said Ukraine was almost ready to purchase American Javelin anti-tank missiles so it could better repel armored assaults by Russian-supported fighters, Mr. Trump pounced.
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In Ukrainian-controlled areas, the authorities are not only trying to repel a Russian-backed enemy, they are also having to win the hearts and minds of Russian speakers.
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He may need to be similarly fearless to beat the Serb, whose peerless court speed and defense tend to repel the shots that would be winners against other players.
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"It could repel some progressive voters who are against any kind of cultural appropriation and especially blackface," said Jean-François Daoust, an expert in public opinion at McGill University.
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The SDF, which was instrumental in the fight against ISIS in Syria, said it was diverting fighters from ISIS fronts to repel the Turkish offensive, prompting a Turkish outcry.
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"It will be an incremental approach," Mr. Badi said, adding that Turkey was likely to deploy the minimum resources needed to repel the offensive on Tripoli, and no more.
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In 85033, South Korea hardly had an army to speak of to repel the Northern invaders, so it retreated and collapsed until American and allied forces rescued the country.
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The Bowditch episode came after China signaled on Thursday that it had installed weapons on disputed islands in the South China Sea that it would use to repel threats.
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"Let them first repel the regime and its militias from the doorsteps of Idlib before trying to burden already suffering people," said Abdullah Sheikh, a trader in Atma town.
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What we proved was that the vortices in the superconductor behave like particles with what's called a Coulomb interaction—essentially, the vortices act like electric charges and repel each other.
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A Russian military plane carrying 210 servicemen was shot down Monday by a Russian-built air defense system operated by Syrian forces trying to repel airstrikes from Israeli fighter jets.
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The leader of Islamic State was reported to be among thousands of hardline militants still in the city, suggesting the group would go to great lengths to repel the coalition.
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Lotus leaves repel water because they are covered with minuscule waxy nodules that stop water molecules bonding with a leaf's surface tissues, meaning those molecules bond with each other instead.
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The chemicals, called polyfluoroalkyl and perfluoroalkyl substances (PFASs), repel both oil and water and are used in a wide range of commercial products, from paint to clothing to nonstick cookware.
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BEIRUT/ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey warned on Monday it would confront Syrian government forces if they entered Syria's northwestern Afrin region to help the Kurdish YPG militia repel a Turkish offensive.
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It's essentially an application of Gauss's Law: since like charges repel each other (opposites attract), electrical charge will "migrate" to the surface of a conducting form, such as a sphere.
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And Yemen, where the Saudis are backing the government as it tries to repel a rebellion by Shiite rebels known as Houthis, has demonstrated the limits of Saudi military power.
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It's found in flea collars, mosquito repellants, indoor and garden pesticides, clothes and bedding treated to repel insects, and shampoos used to get rid of parasites like fleas and lice.
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Representatives of the countries that sent troops or other military support to the U.N.-backed effort to repel North Korean forces after the 1950 invasion of South Korea will attend.
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"The sergeant used an unauthorized weapon to repel the attack, causing the death of one of the participants in the siege," Interior and Justice Minister Nestor Reverol said on Twitter.
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That unique charisma, that cool, haughty, languid role he played so well, adapted equally to roles meant to seduce the audience as it did to roles meant to repel them.
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The leadership of a U.N.-backed Government of National Accord (GNA) in the capital, Tripoli, condemned the move and said it had ordered its forces to help repel the attack.
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It has been a leading Republican theme for more than five decades that only muscle and armor can repel all the barbarians — those at the gates and also within them.
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That funding, he argued, is vital to both the national security interests of the United States and to Ukraine's efforts to repel Russian aggression in eastern parts of the country.
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Not only were the social security numbers stolen from elsewhere, the IRS was able to detect and repel the intruders in a timely fashion — the goal of any security system.
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By deploying decoys, the Iranians will never know which is a true commercial vessel and which may be a ship full of military personnel and weapons to repel any threat.
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The Trump administration's latest effort to repel asylum-seekers is getting its day in court, with a Friday hearing in a lawsuit filed by the ACLU and other advocacy groups.
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And it's worse still if a series of recent elections — in Virginia, in Alabama, in Pennsylvania — suggest that you repel women in the suburbs and they're acting on their disgust.
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Net metering is one of many energy policies that sounds like it was named by a left-brained engineer, thus ensuring that it will bore and repel all normal people.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - The Syrian Kurdish YPG militia denied on Monday agreeing a deal with Damascus for the Syrian army to enter the Afrin region to help repel a Turkish offensive.
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What's next: The deal opens the door for the Syrian military to return to the country's northeast for the first time in years to try to repel a Turkish invasion.
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Max-I acquired it before vets were savvy to the infection and before there was a veterinary vaccine to prevent it or monthly pesticide treatments to repel Lyme-carrying ticks.
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On Wednesday, police fired shots in the air in a Muslim-dominated part of Delhi to repel thousands of demonstrators throwing stones and glass bottles, demanding the law be withdrawn.
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A Syrian military source told Reuters army operations were continuing in order to repel the Islamic State assault on the road linking government-held cities of western Syria with Aleppo.
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Officials said at least 3003 civilians were killed when U.S. airstrikes were called in to repel a Taliban attack on Afghan government forces and their U.S. advisers in Helmand Wednesday.
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Officials said at least 30 civilians were killed when U.S. airstrikes were called in to repel a Taliban attack on Afghan government forces and their U.S. advisers in Helmand Wednesday.
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An e-sail is a version of a solar sail which uses a positively charged tether 20km long to repel itself from and move through the like-charged solar wind particles.
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Rossiya-24 showed a Russian officer at the Hmeymim base saying that Moscow's forces remaining in Syria were enough "to repel at any moment any attack and accomplish any military tasks".
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For now, in addition to learning how to scale the process, the team plans to make sure the steel can permanently repel bacteria as well as test it in practical settings.
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And you know, Americans weren't really paying attention to some of these things, but ... DA: Although we were supportive of their effort to repel the Russians ... the Soviets at that time.
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Another Guerrero autodefensa leader, Gonzalo Molina González, likened the children to Mexico's Niños Héroes, the teenage folk heroes who died trying to repel the American invasion of Mexico City in 1847.
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In the Democratic race, Mr. Sanders has gained strength despite warnings from mainstream colleagues that his self-proclaimed "Democratic socialism" could repel swing voters and cost his party the White House.
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Despite being rivals with the Syrian government and having clashed with the Syrian army at times in the war, the YPG has asked Damascus to help it repel the Turkish assault.
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Guardian king images were particularly popular during the Kamakura period, partly because of anxieties about the threat of invasion by Mongols, who Japanese forces managed to repel in 1274 and 11733.
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Designed by the god Hephaestus to protect the realm of King Minos, this bronze android, called Talos, was built to repel invaders by hurling rocks at any foreign ships that approached.
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Though Saturday's effort allowed the opposition to demonstrate that Maduro was willing to repel aid, many opposition leaders appeared despondent and disappointed that the food and medicine had not gotten in.
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But recently, the main emerging threats have come from the group known as Gram negatives, which are harder to treat because they are encased in tough membranes that repel many drugs.
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Sediq Sediqqi, an Afghan Interior Ministry spokesman, said government forces did not have control over nine districts and faced threats in 40-45 other districts that they were working to repel.
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Their efforts would leave a trail of thousands of pages of court documents through Canada and the United States, revealing the inner workings of a system exquisitely engineered to repel scrutiny.
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Social insects' colonies are stocked with tender and nutritious larvae and sometimes also honey, offering a high-value target, which meant they had to evolve to repel more highly motivated predators.
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But a group of researchers, hailing from five academic institutions around the world, found that although SGX can mostly repel Spectre and Meltdown attacks, a related attack can bypass its defenses.
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It's a measure of Harvey Weinstein's immense power that it took one of the worst sexual-assault scandals in Hollywood or business history to repel his loyalists and end his reign.
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Aunt Fannie's Mosquito Wipes apply mosquito repellent directly to your skin with more precision than an aerosol spray, and the unique formula is designed to repel bugs without damaging good bacteria.
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And at a July 18 meeting, Mr. Taylor said he learned that the president had held up "until further notice" all military aid needed to repel attacks from Russian-backed forces.
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Any effort to appeal to the hard-right members of the House Freedom Caucus was always going to repel Republicans in swing districts, especially those won in November by Hillary Clinton.
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Meanwhile, the forces of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad rolled into the strategic border town of Kobane after striking a deal with the Kurds to help them repel the Turkish aggression.
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It features step-sensors that allow it to open wide enough and long enough to throw away whatever you need to, plus AbsorbX activated carbon filters to naturally repel any odors.
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N'DJAMENA (Reuters) - Scores of rebels are in army custody in northern Chad following air strikes this week to repel an incursion from Libya, Chad's army and intelligence sources said on Saturday.
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But on the flipside, it&aposs unclear just how much he&aposll repel moderates and energize Democrats to vote him out in districts like King&aposs across the country next year.
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AZAZ, Syria (Reuters) - Battles intensified in northwest Syria on Friday after insurgents mounted an attack to repel an army offensive that has pounded the country's last major rebel stronghold for weeks.
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The technology could also help other plastic objects – like car headlights – repel nasty materials and may help you get out the final portion of fancy face cream or expensive dandruff-control conditioner.
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The soap is designed to repel mosquitoes up to six hours after being applied, and once soapy water is thrown away on the street, hinder the insects from breeding in stagnant water.
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Meanwhile, many Kurds have expressed a willingness to accept Syrian President Bashar Assad's return to power over the northern areas they hold in order to repel Turkey, which backs rebels fighting Assad.
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Contractors completed eight prototypes of President Donald Trump's proposed border wall with Mexico, triggering a period of rigorous testing to determine if they can repel sledgehammers, torches, pickaxes, and battery-operated tools.
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Personalities who would repel brands or advertisers can operate with comparative ease on Patreon, where donations double as a countercultural statement and a finger in the eye of supposed mainstream political correctness.
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Republicans have backed away from those caps repeatedly in recent years because, when translated from numbers on a page to actual reductions in government services, they repel decision-makers of both parties.
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American support, in the form of weapons and air strikes, helped the Kurds repel the jihadists and, to Turkey's dismay, take control of vast stretches of land in the north (see article).
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SWIFT never acted, former board member Arthur Cousins said, because the organization believed bank regulators – rather than SWIFT – were responsible for ensuring smaller banks' security procedures were robust enough to repel hackers.
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But genetically modified crops that repel plant-chewing insects, withstand lethal chemicals and mature faster have made the trend toward oversupply more resistant to traditional boom-and-bust agrarian cycles, experts say.
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" During the lengthy speech, Harbour channeled the shows band of nerdy pre-teens saying that "we 1983 Midwesterners will repel bullies, we will shelter freaks and outcasts, those who have no hope.
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"The image of toughness that comes from being in law enforcement may help candidates repel the biases against electing women to higher office," says David Axelrod, Obama's former senior adviser and strategist.
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But the scientists were surprised to find that if that soft surface is sufficiently thin, the drops will repel, according to their paper published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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André Carson (D-Ind.), who extracted from Cooper a portrait of Ukraine as a vulnerable ally on the front lines of the fight to repel the march of Russian aggression into Europe.
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Even if he does not have a heart attack in your flue, his entry would satisfy the conditions of the Castle Doctrine in a majority states to repel him with lethal force.
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Wissam Zarqa, a teacher in the area, said the attacks were bewildering because during the pause in airstrikes, government forces had managed to repel a rebel counteroffensive and advance on the ground.
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The coronavirus has presented a serious test for many world leaders, including President Trump, who is trying to repel criticism of his government's initial response as he faces a re-election campaign.
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The initial impression of a room immersed in a single hue is, at the very least, striking; even colors that might repel us in the everyday become compelling when repeated ad infinitum.
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Her shimmying Float side table is composed of 27 wood-veneered cubes that repel one another (via internal magnets) and, at the same time, stick together (thanks to connecting stainless-steel tethers).
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Once a symbol of American ingenuity, PFAS were originally conceived as wonder chemicals that could resist stains, repel water, extinguish horrific oil-based fires, and keep eggs from sticking to the pan.
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As for bug repellant, that bold zebra print is all the protection your dog may need; in early 2019, Hungarian researchers published a study suggesting that the stripes of zebras repel insects.
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In response, the American authorities shut down the border crossing in both directions and fired tear gas to repel migrants, most of whom had been traveling as part of a large caravan.
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Taliban fighters launched an intense attack at Bagram Air Base, a key US base in Afghanistan, on Wednesday, but US and coalition forces were able to repel the insurgents after air strikes.
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But when the 38-year-old Lopez wavered, Nadal somehow found the energy to repel Britons Jamie Murray and Neal Skupski as the Spaniards saved four set points in the second set.
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They definitely outlast AirPod Pros at eight hours on a single charge, plus an additional 24 with the charging case, and they feature noise-cancellation, auto-pairing, and repel water and dust.
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BRENNER, Austria (Reuters) - Austrian police used batons and pepper spray to repel Italian marchers who were protesting on Sunday against plans for tighter anti-migrant checks at the Alpine Brenner Pass border.
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In the southern city of Nasiriyah, security forces used live fire and tear gas to repel protesters on two main bridges, the Zaitoun and the Nasr, which lead to the city center.
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Its introduction of Woody and Buzz Lightyear, opposites who very much repel each other until they naturally attract, contends with love, friendship, and the meaning of life in funny and thoughtful ways.
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The House and Senate are acrawl with lawyers, bankers, and businesspeople but somehow manage to repel people trained in the process of gathering data and testing hypotheses in order to better understand reality.
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"We just caution Democrats not to fall into the trap that thinks bold is big government initiatives that are likely to repel the kind of voters that brought Democrats to victory," he said.
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"They're going to be engaging in a lot of tactics to essentially repel people from enrolling in their plans if they think they have high-cost conditions like substance use disorders," Saloner said.
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Her Ultimate ability, Supercharger, also allows her to dish out a temporary damage boost for her teammates, which can help save a late-minute attack or repel a final desperate push on defense.
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Gaas says his security forces, their skills honed from years of fighting the terror group in the Galgala mountains, had counted somewhere in the region of 600 attackers but managed to repel them.
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Condescension was met with emulation: since Japan's Meiji Restoration in 1868, Asia's modernisation was long a matter of copying the West, either out of admiration for Europeans or to repel them or both.
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The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said the offensive began on Friday, and Syrian government and allied forces were fighting to take back control of the territory and repel further attacks.
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When Vince Gilligan sat down to write Breaking Bad, he sought to transform television by making a protagonist that evolved into an antagonist, a character that would both attract and repel the audience.
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The new leader of Edge conceded that the company would look to help the UAE military in the region quickly get both the software and hardware that is needed to repel local threats.
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Bakewell is often annoyed but never defeated by Heidegger's obscurity, and some of her most exciting pages are the engaged, unsimplifying accounts she offers of complex philosophies, even ones that finally repel her.
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Staff train clients in defensive landscaping, how to repel an assault on their property with firearms, and the erection of structures "hardened" to withstand forced entry and chemical, biological, radiological or explosive attack.
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The best mosquito repellent products you can buyEffective mosquito prevention requires a multi-pronged approach in which you remove breeding grounds, kill off adult insects, and deploy products that repel these dangerous pests.
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At Etidal, the recently launched center for combating extremist ideology, droves of young Saudis crunch through volumes of social medial data to identify extremists and to deploy strategies that will repel extremist recruitment.
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The problem is that the girl has already been chosen for a local chieftain named Turnus, who, smarting from the insult, goes on to command the forces trying to repel the Trojan invaders.
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Contingency plans were drawn to initiate first strikes to repel an invasion of Europe by the Soviet Union, defeat China and North Korea, take out chemical and biological weapons and conduct other missions.
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Through it all, Trump's mantra and mission remain clear: to bind together toxic masculinity and racial performance anxiety into a weapon that can repel change and any perceived diminution of white male primacy.
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The launches Thursday morning of what appeared to be surface-to-ship cruise missiles were meant to demonstrate that the North could repel forces staging a strike on the Korean Peninsula, analysts said.
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Vazquez had helped repel cattle ranchers that encroached on Huichol lands and said that drug traffickers were trying to force native farmers to grow poppy to make heroin, local newspaper La Jornada reported.
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James Madison's notes from the Constitutional Convention say this means that the president has "the power to repel sudden attacks" on the United States, but the executive cannot "commence war" on its own.
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Within hours, the abandoned Kurds announced they had struck an unlikely deal with the Syrian government, inviting regime forces into Kurdish-held town towns as an "emergency measure" to repel the Turkish invasion.
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"This allowed Syrian armed forces to successfully repel all the attacks," it said, adding that its warplanes had destroyed one tank, 6 armoured vehicles and five trucks equipped with large-calibre machine gun.
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"This allowed Syrian armed forces to successfully repel all the attacks," it said, adding that its warplanes had destroyed one tank, 6 armored vehicles and five trucks equipped with large-caliber machine gun.
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President Donald Trump's early efforts to court conservatives opposed to the GOP's Obamacare replacement is backfiring in Congress — emboldening the far right to demand changes that could repel centrists critical to its passage.
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Like, we don't ask the San Mateo County Sheriff's Department to get ready to repel an invasion by the People's Liberation Army, but we ask for the cyber equivalent in the United States.
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BEIJING — China signaled on Thursday that it had installed weapons on disputed South China Sea islands and would use them like a "slingshot" to repel threats, compounding tensions with the incoming Trump administration.
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PFAS substances, sometimes called "forever chemicals" because they don't break down in the environment, are used to repel grease and water in packaging for fatty and moist foods such as burgers and cakes.
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The Popular Mobilization Units were formed in 2014, after Iraq's most senior Shiite cleric called on people to join the fight to repel ISIS as the terror group captured swaths of Iraqi territory.
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The concept seems built to repel nostalgic product placement: Elizabeth Jennings would never fill her house with trendy toys, overpriced food fads, or new, neon-hued wardrobes that teenagers will grow out of.
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Outsiders have long been forbidden by the Indian government from going to the island in order to protect the pre-neolithic tribe's way of life, and the tribe is known to fiercely repel outsiders.
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Djokovic, who had complained of competing with flu-like symptoms in his previous matches this week, was proud and relieved to repel a wonderful challenge from Federer, who appeared close to his imperious best.
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Negotiators have discussed a mix of tools, such as more law enforcement agents, procuring more high-tech devices to repel illegal drugs and undocumented immigrants from entering the United States and additional physical barriers.
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Not only do the formulas repel, well, water, they also withstand heat, humidity, and sweat, meaning you can rely on them to stay on your face whether you're lounging poolside or playing Marco Polo.
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Duterte said China has no right to repel foreign aircraft and boats passing by its artificial islands in the disputed waterway, and that he hoped China would "temper" its behavior and stop restricting movements.
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"We retook the camp, but the regime burnt it with phosphorous bombs," said Abu al-Hassanien, a commander in a rebel operations room that includes the main brigades fighting to repel the army assault.
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Several hours later, the Kurdish-led administration said it had struck just such an agreement for the Syrian army to deploy along the length of the border with Turkey to help repel Ankara's offensive.
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Their unimaginable ordeal in the line of fire unfolded over 10 terrible minutes at a neighborhood field in Alexandria, Virginia, as players piled into dugouts seeking shelter, armed only with bats to repel bullets.
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To enhance durability and support, the designs include at least one of the line's special features: ComfortCore cushion technology, Comfort Select memory-and-foam blend, and iClean technology to repel dirt, grime, and accidents.
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In November, 15 months after joining up, he deserted, one of thousands of tired and frustrated soldiers who have shed their uniforms, seriously blunting the Afghan army's power to repel a growing militant threat.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's air force helped the Syrian army to repel attacks carried out by militants in the Idlib province on Sunday, TASS news agency reported on Monday, citing a senior defense ministry official.
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Instead of trying to bury the domestic hardrock mining industry under punitive royalties and a tangle of unworkable provisions, we should be trying to incentivize exploration and production — and attract, not repel, mining investment.
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Granting critical infrastructure status would mandate that DHS and the FBI work with campaigns and the DNC and RNC to protect their infrastructure and be on alert to quickly respond to and repel attacks.
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The primary mission of a US Marine infantry rifle squad is to locate, close with, and destroy the enemy by fire and maneuver or to repel the enemy's assault by fire and close combat.
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It's Memorial Day weekend, after all, time to set out the heirloom tomatoes and mulch them with the hair from your freshly groomed champion chow chows, which as you know will organically repel deer.
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With high speed cameras and a few calculations, Dr. Dickinson and his colleagues found it was their extra hair and body wax that allowed alkali flies to repel the water and form their bubbles.
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As the hamlet struggled to repel the surprise invasion, Mr. Leparole was reminded of the stories his parents had told him as a child of the ravenous swarms that once moved through this land.
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On Sunday, members of the Hasidic community said they took some solace in the way people at the Hanukkah party did whatever they could to repel the attacker, with some throwing furniture at him.
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"These steps include adding additional protective security layers around the data, improving security protocols that govern access to our systems, and bringing in outside expertise to increase our ability to identify and repel threats."
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The department is also making efforts to help repel ransomware attacks on voter registration databases managed by local election administrators, fearing that hostile nations could use criminal hacker techniques to undermine the 23183 election.
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Although certainly recalling the reality of global organ trafficking, the physical approachability of the chest-high sculpture, along with the luster of its trapped glass objects, invite onlookers in only to alarm and repel.
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At the same time, the president's declaration of a national emergency at the southern border in order to help seize funds to build a wall to repel immigrants is tied up in federal courts.
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Qualities that would repel in an Anglophone or Francophone singer fascinate in her: her choices in stylistic sources position her as the final link in a chain denoting moments of self-conscious self-differentiation.
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The only condition the Supreme Court has ever expressly endorsed is to "repel sudden attacks," which basically means the president doesn't have to wait for congressional authorization to respond militarily to an attack against us.
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The financial markets worry that the government will struggle to secure both refinancing and re-election, since the sky-high interest rates required to attract creditors may further repel voters in the October 2019 elections.
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"We will repel bullies, we will shelter outcasts and freaks, those who have no home, we will get past the lies, we will hunt monsters," Harbour shouted, surrounded by his cheering Stranger Things co-stars.
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The criticism of Mr Corbyn's positions on the Irish Republican Army and the Falklands war will have done little to stir voters that do not recall the 265s, though they may repel voters who do.
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It is another addition to a growing field of "self-cleaning" surfaces, that can repel liquids such as water or oil, and have "anti-fouling" properties that can prevent the growth of mold and bacteria.
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Officers guarded the entrance to the agricultural ministry and fired tear gas to disperse protesters who hurled tomatoes, eggplants and stones at the building, smashing windows and using shepherd's crooks to repel police during scuffles.
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Despite considerable efforts to repel the protesters — including with pepper spray, tear gas and sound bombs — they have persisted for days, and now seem to be growing and attracting people from more walks of life.
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Still, as he seeks to broaden his national appeal, Trump's public persona could do with some reshaping — since the hardline personality that was electoral gold in the primary threatens to repel many more moderate voters.
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When Syria attacked the Golan during the Yom Kippur war of 1973, Israel was able to repel over 1,000 Syrian tanks with just 177 of its own by exploiting the area's terrain, including natural chokepoints.
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Although melanoblasts do sometimes repel each other when they get too close, when scientists studied how they moved (and took images after in twenty minute intervals) they saw that the repulsion didn't actually speed dispersal.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. consumer financial watchdog on Thursday attempted to repel a Trump-administration attack on former President Barack Obama's sweeping student loan reforms and defended itself against Republican attempts to weaken its powers.
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The Observatory said Turkish warplanes attacked pro-Syrian government forces overnight in Afrin, killing at least 17 people, including militias that support Assad and which entered Afrin last week to help repel the Turkish offensive.
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The USDA found spinach samples contained more residue by weight than all other produce tested, and 75 percent of samples contained residue of permethrin, an insecticide that is used to treat lice and repel mosquitos.
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The threat of nuclear missile attack by North Korea is accelerating, U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said Saturday, accusing the North of illegal and unnecessary missile and nuclear programs and pledging to repel any strike.
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The US military helped Afghan troops repel a major Taliban attack on the Afghan provincial capital Farah on Tuesday and Wednesday that punctured the security perimeter surrounding the city, US and NATO officials told CNN.
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The researchers, a team of physicists from City College of New York, used lasers to encode and read data on these tiny spaces, which they treated like magnets that could repel or absorb an electron.
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The menu of possibilities from the first two years of the Trump administration is dizzying: from possible malfeasance with the inauguration fund to the possible illegal use of the military to repel Central American immigrants.
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In the saga Veregge has devised, the superheroes well known within the Marvel universe are brought together to repel an alien invasion, but these heroes use traditional tribal motifs and phrases from the S'Klallam language.
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"We have children four days without food," one man shouted from behind a wall of barbed wire near the Kastanies border post as Greek riot police stood ready to repel any breaches of the frontier.
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Clad in huge metal suits designed to repel the crushing pressure of the Mariana Trench, the group decides to walk along the ocean floor to reach another facility in an effort to reach the surface.
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Among the many triumphs of NASA's Apollo missions in the 60s and 70s was confirming that the lunar surface contained an abundance of helium-3 because the moon doesn't have an atmosphere to repel the stuff.
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If you have ever wondered why mosquitoes are more attracted to certain people, research published in the PNAS scientific journal demonstrated that some people are able to emit masking odors that can naturally repel mosquitoes. 10.
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On the day of the attack the Kenyan Defense Force (KDF) first said its soldiers were helping to repel an attack on a Somali National Army base before stating that the KDF had incurred unspecified losses.
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She's grown EarthKind into a profitable $8.5 million, 30-employee entity since the discovery at her kitchen table in New Town, North Dakota, that balsam fir essential oil and ground-up corn cob repel mice effectively.
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Trump shares many (though not all) of Romney's economic positions, including large tax cuts for wealthy Americans, that could repel some lower-income white voters if this election were more about policy and less about culture.
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With tickets at $25 in advance ($30 on Saturday), the festival will benefit the Cooper Square Committee, a nonprofit housing group formed nearly 143 years ago to repel Robert Moses and his designs on the neighborhood.
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That unique ability to attract is what led him to improbably win the nomination and the White House; that unique ability to repel has left an establishment that still longs to rid the party of him.
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Press reports said the armed aggressors (presumably drug gang members) fled after trying to repel the soldiers, but that villagers acting in defence of the gangsters detained the soldiers and their weapons for a few hours.
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Party leaders are counting on a surge of energy from conservative voters to repel Democrats in many of the redder districts on the House map, so that they can concentrate their advertising on teetering purple seats.
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I don't carry a knife or keep a gun in my trunk, but I do know how to make weapons from words — to repel incongruent love for someone who doesn't fit my fastidiously crafted, exacting bill.
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The laconic McConnell eschews social media, can be hard-pressed to make small talk, sometimes sits silent in meetings, according to those who have attended, and can repel reporters' questions by refusing to utter a syllable.
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Not only has the president failed to make the course corrections necessary to save his administration, but his increasingly appalling conduct will continue to repel anyone who might once have been inclined to work with him.
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Jerrold Meinwald, who conducted pathbreaking studies of how creatures use chemicals to attract mates, repel predators and send other messages back and forth, died on April 25 at his home in Ithaca, N.Y. He was 91.
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Turkey, which currently hosts 3.7 million Syrian refugees, has said it cannot handle a new influx and has warned that it will use military power to repel Syrian advances in Idlib and ease a humanitarian crisis.
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Often in G.M.O.s, the inserted genes came from unrelated species, like the bacterial genes that were added to cotton so that it would exude a toxin to repel bollworms, a mixing of species known as transgenesis.
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Specifically, Hellboy was summoned by the Nazis as World War II ended, before being rescued by Professor Broom (Ian McShane), who proceeded to raise him, turning his adopted son into a weapon to repel supernatural threats.
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The president was in a "good mood" and continuing his work in Damascus, agencies cited the lawmakers as saying, and praised the Soviet-era air defense systems Syria used to help to repel the Western attacks.
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Ukraine was in desperate need of funds, as it sought to repel a Russian invasion, to maintain basic services, to pay its foreign debt, and to end — once and for all — its crippling epidemic of corruption.
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"The president had no knowledge of that," Giuliani claimed, referring to a change in the RNC platform that softened language about America's commitment to arming Ukrainians trying to repel Russian invaders that alarmed people at the time.
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He said on the whole Swiss banks seemed aware of the risks and were well equipped to deal with them, citing banks' ability to repel around 100 attacks a day from "Retefe" malware attacks on ebanking systems.
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Summer fires had cleared ridges and slopes of vegetation, so there was nothing to slow the tremendous volume of water that swept down on them so quickly, on land baked to repel water by constant high temperatures.
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Rahim assisted fellow USC classmate Sam Mazumdar with Y Athletics, which raised more than $600,220 from the crowdsourcing site to develop "odor-resistant" sports attire that used silver within the fabric to repel the smell of sweat.
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The dull structures used to be mainly about 11 feet tall, but newer walls are as high as 20 feet, both to repel the force of larger explosions and to block the sightlines of any Taliban snipers.
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Hong Kong Protest Photos: Tear Gas and Fires on a Day of Campus Clashes: Protesters set a giant blaze and threw gasoline bombs on a college campus, as the police tried to repel them with tear gas.
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"Some of them would fight for Maduro, some would fight for Venezuela, but many more would take up arms to repel a Yankee invasion," notes an analyst at a think-tank that is connected to the Pentagon.
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In person the brave, brainy and eloquent former University of Texas System chancellor is cool enough to repel any fusillade from a president who doesn't let a clean fact stand in the way of a crude insult.
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Picaridin is a repellent that comes as a lotion you rub into your skin, and permethrin is kinder to use on plastics than DEET, but it doesn't repel insects and bugs; rather, it kills them upon contact.
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Bond helps repel the attack and takes M to Skyfall Lodge, his family estate in the Scottish Highlands, where Bond and the groundskeeper (Albert Finney) prep Home Alone–style booby traps for Silva and his approaching army.
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Here are the best umbrellas you can buy:Best umbrella overall: Repel Windproof Travel UmbrellaBest golf umbrella: G4Free Automatic Double Canopy Golf UmbrellaBest heavy duty umbrella: BLUNT Metro Travel UmbrellaBest ultra-compact umbrella: LifeTek FX1 Windproof Travel Umbrella
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With coronavirus cases spiking, doctors complaining of slow and insufficient access to tests and disruptions to everyday life increasing daily, Trump has chosen to repel those facts with attacks on the news media and Democrats in Congress.
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And there's the epic misery of Stanya Kahn's video, "It's Cool, I'm Good" (2010), in which the artist plays a character whose injuries of various and ever-changing origins both repel and draw onlookers across Los Angeles.
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Now President Trump is talking about sending 15,000 troops, which is a lot of people, to the Mexican border, in part to repel a group of Honduran refugees who might not even get there before the election.
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The administrative services agency was at the center of several cases that drew scrutiny from federal investigators, including that of Mr. Singh and another case involving the procurement of mint-scented trash bags meant to repel rats.
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The Syrian army will deploy along the length of the border with Turkey in an agreement with the Kurdish-led administration in northern Syria to help repel a Turkish offensive, the Kurdish-led administration said on Sunday.
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Greek police fired tear gas to repel hundreds of stone-throwing migrants who tried to force their way across the border from Turkey on Sunday, with thousands more behind them after Ankara relaxed curbs on their movement.
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Turkey has sent thousands of troops and heavy military hardware into Syria and President Tayyip Erdogan has warned that Turkey would launch a full-scale offensive to repel Syrian forces unless they pulled back by end-February.
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Russia's air force carried out strikes on the pro-Turkish militants who burst through Syrian government positions in two areas of Idlib province, allowing the Syrian army to repel the attacks, the ministry was cited as saying.
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You then think I'm angry and annoyed in every aspect of life and therefore repel a potential partner, but I'm not — that's just how I'm now motivated to behave toward you and your dumbass assessments of singleness.
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The social media mogul's 37-minute speech Thursday, delivered in a stained-glass hall at Georgetown University, was Facebook's most assertive effort to date to repel the wave of assaults it's facing from across the political spectrum.
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The government of Prime Minister Fayez al-Serraj, who has run Tripoli since 2016 as part of a U.N.-brokered deal that Haftar boycotted, is seeking to repel the LNA with the help of armed groups from Misrata.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan, who backs some of the rebels who once aimed to topple Assad, threatened this week to repel the Russian-backed Syrian forces unless they withdraw from the region by the end of the month.
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Southern Chinese lion dancing comes from an ancient tale: Terrorized by a mythical monster, a horde of villagers descended from the mountains and huddled under an enormous monster of their own in an attempt to repel the beast.
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Highlights U.S. authorities shut the country's busiest border crossing and fired tear gas into Mexico on Sunday to repel Central American migrants approaching the border after President Trump vowed the asylum-seekers would not easily enter the country.
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Clinton also looked to repel criticism from Mr. Sanders that she is a patron of the rich, unveiling a "fair share surcharge" that would impose a new tax on people who earn more than $5 million a year.
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Islamic State has been fighting hard in recent weeks to try to capture the last remaining pockets of Syrian government-held territory in Deir al-Zor city, prompting Russia to dispatch long-range bombers to repel its assault.
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Fox News senior political analyst Brit Hume said Tuesday night that tear gas and pepper balls were regularly used to repel migrants rushing the U.S. border by the Obama administration without outrage coming from some circles of media.
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Although the official scenario for Trident Juncture spoke of an unidentified "aggressor" force, few observers had any doubt that the allied team was assembled to repel a hypothetical Russian invasion of Norway, where the simulated combat took place.
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Full-blown fighting ended in 2000 but troops have faced off ever since, depriving Ethiopia of access to Red Sea ports and leaving Eritrea to rely on lengthy military conscription to repel the threat from its giant neighbor.
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Trump also announced plans to deploy as many as 15,000 US troops to repel the "invasion" and warned that if any of the caravan's migrants threw rocks at troops, they could be shot -- a threat he later denied.
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But he said the active-duty military is being deployed because the Border Patrol agents, supported by about 2,000 National Guard troops, might not be enough to repel the men, women and children marching toward the United States.
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James Jeffrey, the U.S. special representative for Syria engagement, has been pressing the Defense Department to send Patriot missile defense batteries to Turkey to help it repel the Syrian government's assault in Syria's Idlib province, the people said.
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Markets were also likely to keep an eye on the situation on Turkey's Greek border, where Greek police fired tear gas to repel hundreds of migrants trying to cross the frontier after Ankara relaxed curbs on their movement.
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Under the Russian-brokered deal, Syrian government forces are being invited into towns and cities in the north that have been under the control of an autonomous Kurdish administration for years, in a bid to repel Ankara's forces.
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ADEN (Reuters) - Street battles raged on Sunday in residential areas of Yemen's main port city of Hodeidah, forcing medical staff to flee the largest hospital, as Houthi insurgents tried to repel forces backed by a Saudi-led coalition.
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The force swept up thousands of Islamic State fighters and their family members in the campaign, and has warned it may not be able to maintain its various detention centers as it struggles to repel the Turkish advance.
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MOSCOW — The Kremlin warned on Monday that reported American hacking into Russia's electric power grid could escalate into a cyberwar with the United States, but insisted that it was confident in the system's ability to repel electronic attacks.
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The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a UK-based monitoring group, said the offensive began on Friday, and that Syrian government and allied forces were fighting on Saturday to take back control of the territory and repel further attacks.
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Eric Kenney, who leads the marketing for the Home & Garden business of Spectrum Brands, which includes the repellants Cutter and Repel, said the company had already seen a spike in demand in the United States, particularly in recent weeks.
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Echoing the bank's earlier statement, Jordan told CNBC that it was clear the Swiss franc remained "highly valued" and that the negative interest rate would remain in place to try to repel any rush of investors in the currency.
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The upcoming vote has rapidly become the most expensive local referendum in the state's history, and one of the biggest battles that Airbnb is fighting this year in efforts to repel home-sharing restrictions in cities across the country.
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But Tim Miller, an adviser to the anti-Trump group Our Principles PAC, whose resume also includes leading an anti-Clinton group two years ago, said both candidates this time are positioned to repel a chunk of the electorate.
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BEIRUT/ANKARA (Reuters) - The Syrian Kurdish YPG militia said on Thursday that fighters backing the Syrian government were deploying on the frontlines to help repel a Turkish assault, but that assistance would be needed from the Syrian army itself.
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The set is composed of several vignettes based on scenes from the movie, from the defensive trenches set up to repel Imperial attacks, to the shield generator and Ion Cannon, even a Snowspeeder and the Wampa cave get represented.
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The odd numbers — Annie is 9 and Owen is 1 — are each assigned a patient chair in the room down the hall from where their pods are stationed (they're also given a vest to repel radiation — a red flag).
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David Schenker, the State Department's new assistant secretary of near eastern affairs, argued in an August 2017 paper that, although the Lebanese military had been "colluding" with Hezbollah, it had helped stabilize the country and repel militant Sunni influence.
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Eric Kenney, who leads the marketing for the Home & Garden business of Spectrum Brands, which includes the repellants Cutter and Repel, said the company had already seen a spike in demand in the United States, particularly in recent weeks.
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"If I were a bad guy, I know I could manipulate the system," said Stuart McClure, the author of "Hacking Exposed" and the chief executive of Cylance, a company that uses artificial intelligence techniques to repel attacks on networks.
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Chicago-based IP lawyer Joshua Rich said he thinks Facebook has a good chance to repel the injunction by arguing that ZeniMax is not being harmed by the sale of the Oculus products because it is not direct competitor.
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On Tuesday, Canada and the United States will host a meeting in Vancouver, British Columbia, of foreign ministers from countries that supported the United Nations-backed effort to repel North Korean forces after the 1950 invasion of South Korea.
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The nomination of Mr. Kobach, a lightning rod in Kansas who has authored a series of immigration crackdowns, is sure to repel some of the state's moderate voters and offer Democrats a chance to compete for the governorship there.
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Turkish forces are currently occupying an area of northeastern Syria in an attempt to begin their resettlement efforts, while Kurdish and other Syrian rebel groups in the area have called on the Syrian government to repel the Turkish troops.
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Turkey has sent thousands of troops and heavy military hardware into Syria and Erdogan has warned that Turkey would launch a full-scale offensive to repel Syrian forces unless they pulled back from Turkish observation posts in the region.
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Those officials occupied different realms within the administration — some in Washington, others in Kyiv — but many voiced similar warnings of a shadow foreign policy that threatened both U.S.-Ukrainian relations and efforts to repel Russian aggression in the region.
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Turkey has sent thousands of troops and heavy military hardware into Syria and Erdogan has warned that Turkey will launch a full-scale offensive to repel Syrian forces unless they pull back from Turkish observation posts in the region.
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Russia's Defence Ministry was cited by the RIA news agency on Friday however as saying that the Turkish troops had been hit by artillery fire from Syrian government forces who were trying to repel an offensive by rebel forces.
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"The Kaine resolution would continue to allow the President to respond to emergencies created by aggression from any hostile nation, including Iran, and to repel an imminent attack by Iran or its proxy forces," she said in a statement.
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Hank Stuever, The Washington Post: But the fact remains that franchises such as Game of Thrones...tend to repel those whose tastes in TV and movies are broad and omnivorous; we find ourselves intimidated by the required emotional investment.
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Cells can secrete molecules that repel cells of the same type but have no effect on other types; probably, during embryonic development, each cone cell signals that it is differentiating as a certain type, preventing neighboring cells from doing the same.
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In Singin' in the Rain, the film industry is changing forever and it's up to each actor to find a place in the new format, and hopefully have a voice that's neither too grating nor squeaky enough to repel audiences. 5.
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Foreign adversaries, like Russian President Vladimir Putin, are also particularly interested in the House's investigation into President Donald Trump's alleged attempt to extort an investigation from Ukraine by withholding military aid needed to repel a Russian invasion into their territory.
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There's so much to do in this game that it may repel some casual players — but while its depths of systems and collectibles may be nigh endless, don't worry: you still basically just walk around doing wizard and witch stuff.
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BEIRUT/AMMAN (Reuters) - The Syrian army will deploy along the length of the border with Turkey in an agreement with the Kurdish-led administration in northern Syria to help repel a Turkish offensive, the Kurdish-led administration said on Sunday.
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LONDON — Bar and restaurant patrons blocked doors, threw bottles and used furniture to repel knife-wielding attackers at London's Borough Market after what police called terrorist incidents that began with a vehicle ramming into pedestrians on London Bridge, witnesses said.
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It now seems clear that it was the use of drugs that allowed the group to repel a force many times their size for over two days with no food or sleep, even when some of them had life-threatening injuries.
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It is these less conventional borders—painfully obvious and consequential to migrants, but often invisible to citizens of the global north—that are the subject of David FitzGerald's trenchant new book, Refuge Beyond Reach: How Rich Democracies Repel Asylum Seekers.
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"To the unwary who insist on safeguarding the purposes of the Brazilian Amazon, make no mistake, soldiers will always be alert and vigilant, ready to defend and repel any kind of threat," Pujol said at a Soldier's Day ceremony in Brasilia.
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"Some of the water was used to repel some of the protest activities that were occurring, and it was used at a time where they were aggressive towards the officers," the Morton County sheriff, Kyle Kirchmeier, said at the news conference.
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Republicans shouldn't get swayed by the siren song of pursuing divisive social issues that may drive up turnout in rural areas but will repel Hispanics and independents in the suburbs where voters will decide control of the House of Representatives.
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America has enough airplanes and know-how to bomb targets, but associating the U.S. with the kind of ruthless military operations Russia conducted in Syria would cause deep concern in the American military, repel allies and could undercut U.S counterterrorist efforts.
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ADEN, Nov 11 (Reuters) - Street battles raged on Sunday in residential areas of Yemen's main port city of Hodeidah, forcing medical staff to flee the largest hospital, as Houthi insurgents tried to repel forces backed by a Saudi-led coalition.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A bipartisan group of senators has crafted a new immigration bill that would protect 1.8 million young, undocumented immigrants from deportation and establish a $25 billion fund to repel illegal border crossings, Republican Senator Lindsey Graham said on Wednesday.
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Russian agencies quoted the lawmakers as saying that Assad was in a "good mood", had praised the Soviet-era air defense systems Syria used to repel the Western attacks and had accepted an invitation to visit Russia at an unspecified time.
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The Senate provision, written by Mr. Udall; Tim Kaine, Democrat of Virginia; and Rand Paul, Republican of Kentucky, would not have curtailed the president's ability to repel an attack, but it would have stymied his ability to initiate unauthorized strikes.
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As Jefferson stated, "when a long Train of Abuses and Usurpations, pursuing invariably the same Object, evinces a Design to reduce them under absolute despotism, it is their right, it is their duty" to take immediate action to repel the danger.
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He took advantage of his role as commander-in-chief to promise to triple the number of troops to 15,000 that he has pledged to send to the southern border to repel the caravan -- which is still hundreds of miles away.
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Government forces have been scrambling to repel the attack since it began on Sunday, bringing troops and allied militias from other front lines to hold their territory in Damascus, as government warplanes pummel rebel-held suburbs with scores of strikes.
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He added that 2019 would bring a unique opportunity for peace in the country that has been at war on and off for almost 40 years, since U.S.-backed Afghan guerrillas fought to repel Soviet Union forces in the late 1970s.
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TIJUANA, Mexico (Reuters) - Hundreds of Central American migrants from a caravan through Mexico reunited in Tijuana on Wednesday and planned to cross into the United States together this weekend, in defiance of threats by President Donald Trump to repel them.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - The Syrian Kurdish YPG militia commander in Aleppo said the group's fighters had gone to nearby Afrin region to help repel a Turkish assault and as a result the Syrian government had regained control over Kurdish-held districts in Aleppo.
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Although natural remedies aren't always the answer when getting rid of pests (like using cucumbers to get rid of cockroaches, along with many other methods that don't kill cockroaches ), peppermint is a successful natural remedy that works when trying to repel mice.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Election campaigning in Japan began in earnest on Tuesday with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe seeking to repel an upstart new party that has pledged to rid the government of cronyism in a challenge to Abe's near-five year hold on power.
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A brief video submitted to the court showed "tremendous commotion" inside the plaintiff's home "with people on the floor and the police struggling to both restrain and repel people," according to a March 2014 memorandum prepared by the federal judge, Pamela K. Chen.
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TIJUANA, Mexico (Reuters) - U.S. authorities shut the country's busiest border crossing and fired tear gas into Mexico on Sunday to repel Central American migrants approaching the border after U.S. President Donald Trump vowed the asylum-seekers would not easily enter the country.
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Image 2 of 2 SEOUL, South Korea – The threat of nuclear missile attack by North Korea is accelerating, U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said Saturday, accusing the North of illegal and unnecessary missile and nuclear programs and pledging to repel any strike.
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Wasil Ahmad had commanded a police unit for 43 days as it fought to repel a deadly 383-day Taliban siege last year, according to his uncle Mullah Samad, an Afghan Local Police commander in the Khas Uruzgan district of Uruzgan province.
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His final project at Swamp Works was to come up with moondust mitigation strategies—among them magnets, reusable dust filters, artificial electrostatic charges to repel the dust and make it fall off surfaces, and "air showers" or "wands" to blast it off suits.
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KABUL (Reuters) - Pressure is growing on the U.S. military to do more to help Afghan forces repel the threat posed by Taliban militants, and commanders in Washington and Kabul agree that enhanced air power may be where it can make the most difference.
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Successful hostile takeovers of Dutch companies by foreign buyers are extremely rare, and face an array of difficulties, not least Akzo's constitutional defense mechanism put in place in 1926 which can be activated to repel unwanted takeovers as well as some board changes.
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Given that violent flanks tend to reduce participation, repel potential allies, increase widespread repression, and discourage defections from those in the various pillars of support, it is no surprise that regimes attempt to infiltrate social movements to encourage violent flanks to emerge.
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Darwin thought that electricity might be involved when he noticed that spider silk stands seemed to repel each other with electrostatic force, but many scientists assumed that the arachnids, known as "ballooning" spiders, were simply sailing on the wind like a paraglider.
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Stealth fighters and bombers are already located in range of Korea, and we have a substantial troop presence in the South that would move to the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) to help 500,000 South Korean (ROK) forces repel ground invasions by the North.
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Those precautions include applying insect repellent containing 25% DEET to uncovered skin, wearing long-sleeved shirts and long pants that are thick enough to repel a mosquito bite, using air conditioning and screens on doors, and removing standing water where mosquitoes lay eggs.
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Mosquito repellents generally contain either DEET, picaridin or one of several essential plant oils, most commonly oil of lemon eucalyptus, as an active ingredient; permethrin, which is meant to be applied to clothing (or sometimes already applied by manufacturers) works to repel ticks.
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Though the president's party usually loses congressional seats during midterm elections, Democrats are facing the prospect of losing even more seats in 2018, especially in the Senate, because their movement continues to repel voters with displays of violence, threats, and other bad behavior.
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The magic, it seems, comes from the brand's Filium technology — think of it as an eco-friendly shield that can be applied to any natural fabric (cotton, Tencel, and the like) — that immediately allows the material to repel liquid and resist odor.
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It uses SiO2 (silicon dioxide) technology to create a hydrophobic and UV barrier on the surface of your car to repel water and dirt, and since it's safe to use on paint, glass, and wheels, you don't have to cover windows while spraying.
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Anna Greenberg, a managing partner of the Democratic polling firm Greenberg Quinlan Rosner, said that Mr. Trump's dark view of immigration, articulated in a racist video posted to his Twitter account and several fiery speeches, was likely to repel suburban and educated women.
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READ: Greece and Turkey are playing dangerous war games on the Aegean Sea Greece has declared it highest alert level, deploying soldiers along its border, where security forces used tear gas and water cannons to repel about 15,500 attempted crossings over the weekend.
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I've tried using subtle hints to let them know I want my space, like spraying my foliage with an organic concoction that smells like sour milk and claims to repel deer, but actually only repels people who like to sit near flowers.
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The Kurds' deal with Damascus paved the way for government forces to return to the country's northeast for the first time in years to try to repel a Turkish invasion launched after the Trump administration pulled American troops out of the way.
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The U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces are fighting to repel Islamic State from the dam, 40 km (26 miles) upstream of the IS bastion city of Raqqa, but paused on Sunday to give engineers access after IS warned the dam could crumple.
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Beirut, Lebanon (CNN)A US-backed Kurdish militia is diverting 1,700 fighters from the battle against ISIS and redeploying them to northwest Syria to repel an offensive by US ally Turkey, in a development could hinder the fight against the terror group.
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Abandoned in the middle of the battlefield, the Kurds turned to Assad and Russia for protection and announced Sunday night that Syrian government troops would be deployed in Kurdish-controlled towns and villages along the border to help repel the Turkish advance.
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While this is partly due to state law prohibitions on such disclosure, state officials also appear to understand that we need a voter commission as much as the country in 1938 needed a commission to investigate America's readiness to repel a Martian invasion.
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An amiable fifty-four-year-old with a long wisp of chin hair, he had grown rounder and softer since his own whale-hunting days, when he once helped repel a polar bear nosing into his tent by brandishing a cast-iron skillet.
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I shouldn't judge, but everyone looked pretty square, and I thought about how the very process that allows someone to enter the professions to enact social change couldn't be better designed to repel the rebellious types who would want to enact such change.
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SAN ANTONIO DEL TACHIRA, Venezuela (Reuters) - Venezuelan troops blocking a border bridge with Colombia fired tear gas on Saturday to repel dozens of opposition lawmakers and activists walking toward the frontier to receive humanitarian aid from the Colombian side, a Reuters witness said.
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While Sunni militant groups are not regarded as a major threat, the attack dealt a fresh blow to Iran's security establishment, which has often said it can repel any threat no matter how big, even from the United States and its ally Israel.
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Chaos broke out on Sunday as Customs and Border Protection personnel used tear gas to repel some migrants trying to enter the U.S. The Trump administration wants migrants to remain in Mexico while awaiting an asylum decision, which could take months or even years.
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The historical epic Outlaw King, for example, chronicles the brutal struggle of medieval Scottish royal Robert the Bruce (Chris Pine) to unite his country and repel English rule — a rebellion first ignited by William Wallace, the hero of the 1995 Best Picture winner Braveheart.
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The US should therefore be ready to act not only in Bangladesh, but in many other regions, like the rapidly melting Arctic—where the report recommends the US military should take advantage of its hydrocarbon resources and new transit routes to repel Russian encroachment.
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"To the unwary who insist on safeguarding the purposes of the Brazilian Amazon, make no mistake, soldiers will always be alert and vigilant, ready to defend and repel any kind of threat", Pujol said in a speech during a Soldier's Day ceremony in Brasilia.
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Late last year and early this year, Trump's demand for billions of dollars to build a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border to repel immigrants — opposed by Democrats and some Republicans — led to a standoff that left many federal agencies without funds to fully operate.
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In fact, Russian soldiers have already suffered losses from the Israeli-Iranian struggle, as an errant Syrian surface-to-air missile downed a plane with 15 Russian personnel on board in September 2018 as Syrian government forces were trying to repel an Israeli airstrike.
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Ever since he announced his retirement in April, Speaker Paul Ryan has largely avoided the limelight, emerging now and then to repel another far-right rebellion in the House or gently criticize President Donald Trump over the latest outrage (such as opposing birthright citizenship).
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PARIS (Reuters) - Ninth seed Agnieszka Radwanska lived up to her nickname as the 'Professor' when she dug deep into her toolbox of tactics to repel tenacious qualifier Alison Van Uytvanck 23-22(2) 2-2 6-3 in the French Open second round on Thursday.
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The trilogy crackles with a gleeful inventiveness that is sometimes tonally at odds with its apocalyptic content: the Crakers' skin cells have been modified to repel ultraviolet rays and mosquitoes, for example, and the capacity for sexual jealousy has been edited out of their genome.
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That much was on display when the president ordered thousands of troops to the Mexican border this fall to repel the "caravan" of immigrants he said were mounting an "invasion" — a flagrantly cynical ploy to rile up his political base ahead of the midterms.
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Every element of a fox hunter's gear has a clear and specific purpose: woolen Melton jackets coarse enough to repel rain and snow; boots worn knee high to shield legs from brambles and branches; breeches designed for flexibility over jumps and to minimize saddle chafe.
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Of critical importance to the rise of Trump and other right-wing populist leaders abroad, Inglehart writes, is that Postmaterialists are intensely favorable to major political and cultural changes that frequently repel the left's traditional working class constituency, stimulating the rise of authoritarian populist parties.
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Where a molecule might bend, where it won't and just how the positive and negative charges it is riddled with attract and repel each other, are all key to understanding how a drug will slip into a cleft in a protein, among other puzzles.
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The letters chronicle A.'s torment in the aftermath of a love affair, as she reconstructs the day of their breakup, adding details with each letter and revealing, as she does so, a series of escalating harms that seem both to repel and attract her.
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Though based at a research station in northern Ohio, Dolbeer spent much of his early career on the road, teaching farmers from the Dakotas to the Maldives how to repel vertebrate pests by altering harvest schedules, erecting mesh nets, or broadcasting bursts of intolerable noise.
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With many establishment Democrats increasingly nervous at the prospect that Mr. Sanders could gain significant momentum from consecutive popular vote victories, Mr. Buttigieg warned that his rival's left-wing proposals could repel the sort of voters Democrats would need to defeat President Trump in November.
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White House officials did not elaborate on how Trump came to issue the clarification, but administration aides described being stunned by his initial remarks Monday.. After his walk-back, Trump said his administration would "move aggressively" to repel efforts to interfere in American elections.
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"To repel a Turkish attack, we are discussing various options ... We have made contact with Russia, France and European Union countries to help," said Badran Jia Kurd, a senior Kurdish official who went to Moscow last week for talks with Russian foreign ministry officials.
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The measure includes language that would require applicants for the status to be "lawfully present" in the U.S. The Republican bill significantly ramps up funding for immigration enforcement, according to a summary posted online by the Senate Appropriations Committee — another aspect that could repel Democrats.
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