Just as Nelson Mandela was repelled by Mobutu, and hastened his departure, so Mr Ramaphosa is surely repelled by Mr Kabila.
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But surprisingly, they found that VS Bombshell also repelled both mosquito types for up to two hours (Avon's bath oil only repelled one type).
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But Cercas stays in the room — rapt or repelled.
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Rebels denied this, saying the government's advance had been repelled.
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All are at once infatuated with and repelled by BoJack.
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"White people were "repelled from, communities with large ethnic minorities.
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Dichter said those moves were repelled, but gave no details.
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Reinforcements arrived to the area and repelled the attack. Jan.
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The attack was repelled by American and Afghan air power.
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"We repelled the attack," said Nigerian Army spokesman Sagir Musa.
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Attracted and repelled, Garner circles around the unspeakable, abysmal horror.
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After four hours of fighting the Taliban's attack was repelled.
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Sweat is definitely a bodily fluid most people are repelled by.
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China had repelled fishermen since seizing the Scarborough Shoal in 2012.
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They were repelled in a firefight with the guards, he said.
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White nationalists think white nationalism is great, but others are repelled.
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The insurgents were repelled only when airstrikes killed dozens of them.
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Thankfully, he repelled them with acts of incredible violence and torture.
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The attack was eventually repelled by American and Afghan air power.
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Their policies have repelled investors and they haven't reversed that yet.
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It also appears to be highly hydrophobic, meaning it's repelled by water.
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A Syrian military source confirmed the attack but said it was repelled.
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Entrepreneurs are flocking there, repelled by the obscene costs of San Francisco.
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First step: The two love interests are repelled before they are entranced.
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Police spokesman Iqbal Nezami says security forces repelled the attack late Tuesday.
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And, of course, that is what so fascinated and repelled his viewers.
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They were repelled by Nicaraguan soldiers with tear gas and swift beatings.
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Far from being repelled by ammonia, sharks are actually attracted to it.
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You're not repelled by people, and you want to be around them.
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People are just fundamentally repelled by using opioids to treat opioid addiction.
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Diane Arbus photographed portraits that have compelled or repelled generations of viewers.
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They were not completely unbiased — the horror of the war repelled many.
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The United States repelled the raid, killing 200 to 300 of them.
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He wants us to be at once beguiled and repelled by them.
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Before the attack was repelled, a vehicle was targeted, killing one civilian.
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Bitcoin's liquidity problem has repelled investors from the market for some time.
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We always felt instinctively repelled by any actual, operative contact with them . . .
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Many others, repelled by the movement, will slide into a radicalized left.
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S Africa Command and Kenya Defense Forces repelled the al-Shabaab attack.
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She is both attracted to and repelled by the idea of tank tops.
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Patrick repelled that with bigger crowds, and a speech that made Obama jealous.
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Earlier this year, Buechner repelled a takeover attempt from U.S. rival PPG Industries.
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Instead of sticking to the bottle's interior, the sauce was repelled by it.
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I'm used to a lot of this and repelled a lot of it.
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The X features falcon-wing doors, which delighted some drivers but repelled others.
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As it rained the entire weekend, the shoes also repelled the water effectively.
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I was viscerally repelled and at the same time felt horrible about it.
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By dawn, five Marines had been killed, but the attack had been repelled.
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It follows you at an alarmingly fast rate, only being repelled by light.
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On Saturday, Afghan forces repelled a Taliban assault on the city of Kunduz.
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But it's also repelled more of the GOP's establishment and business-minded conservatives.
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The attacks were either repelled or Afghan forces quickly retook any lost territory.
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" The U.S.-led military coalition said the attack was "quickly contained and repelled.
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Those who favor independence, self-reliance, and curiosity are repelled by them. Why?
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The fact is, his behaviour and policies have already repelled a majority of voters.
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The protesters were repelled by police who used pepper spray to disperse the crowd.
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A foreign bid for the privatised Dutch postal service was also repelled last year.
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Brilliant Venezuelan hackers and the armed forces repelled the supposed saboteurs, Mr Maduro said.
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They won partly because many ANC supporters, repelled by Mr Zuma, stayed at home.
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Indeed, it is unclear to what extent consumers are repelled by any of this.
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But for whatever reason, people seem to be largely repelled by baby fruit bats.
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The attack had been repelled, and an operation to secure the area was ongoing.
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Clinton hopes to attract more-moderate Republicans repelled by Mr. Trump and Mr. Cruz.
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Perhaps that aspect, more than the plot elements, is what repelled so many publishers.
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He loves movies, but Hollywood, with its shallowness and gossip, has always repelled him.
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Repelled no less significantly was a worldview, a way of understanding the human condition.
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Melinda is repelled by Otto, who forces himself upon her, driving her to madness.
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Violent struggles, on the other hand, often repelled people and dragged on for years.
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Or are we voyeurs fascinated with and repelled by exhibitions of terror and sufferance?
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SDF forces had then repelled the attackers and the road was reopened, it said.
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They are walking away, repelled by a giant crucifix bursting from the front door.
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They were repelled by four policemen who happened to be there on an annual visit.
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The hyperpartisan, truncated, underinformed, secretive process that led to the previous GOP bills repelled them.
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And even among voters repelled by her party's xenophobic baggage, there is an alarming ambivalence.
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In 1948, Israel repelled invading Arab armies which attacked immediately after Israel declared its independence.
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Yet his determination and political acumen repelled Rastorguev, who had an anarchist's suspicion of power.
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State news agency SANA said al-Foua and Kefraya's defense forces repelled the dawn attack.
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It had weird symbols scrawled all over it and repelled anyone who got too close.
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"Fighting is continuing but the attacks on the district center have been repelled," he said.
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First responders repelled from the roof of the building in Palmetto Bay to reach them.
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Government forces repelled the rebels, who retreated into the foothills of the Sierra Maestra mountains.
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It will be repelled by use of any means necessary, including the use of force.
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Rebels have in turn said they have mostly repelled those reported advances in the city.
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One end of the molecule is attracted to water and repelled by fats and proteins.
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The other side of the molecule is attracted to fats and is repelled by water.
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It made my car shiny, smooth, and repelled water longer than other waxes I've used.
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In March, Taliban fighters nearly breached the district center before being repelled by government forces.
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It made my car shiny, smooth, and repelled water longer than other waxes I've used.
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Reinforcements and aircraft were sent to the area and the Taliban were ultimately repelled. Sept.
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The truth was that we were each repelled by the sight of the other's penis.
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The outgoing chief earlier this year repelled a takeover attempt from U.S. rival PPG Industries.
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Outnumbered by a lot, the rebels repelled the Federal Army, who retreated across the Rappahannock.
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Repelled by the materialism of his parents, he was then appalled to find in Mrs.
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Parts of the protein chain are attracted to one another while other parts are repelled.
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Many non-Muslim Canadians were repelled by seeing this faith-based bigotry in their secular politics.
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"They tried to attack this road, they were repelled and suffered big losses," the source said.
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Use it anytime you want people to be physically and mentally repelled by your very existence.
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Syria said it was Israel that had attacked and its air defenses had repelled the assault.
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His decision to make the midterm elections a referendum on immigration repelled independents, suburbanites, and women.
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He fears what he deeply admires; he is repelled by an ideal he cannot quite dislodge.
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The attackers were repelled, jumped back over the fence, climbed into their truck and took off.
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The attack was eventually repelled by members of the NDF and Syrian Army forces, he said.
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Five police officers were killed and 212 others were wounded before police forces repelled the attack.
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A resistance movement has sprung up largely powered by women repelled at what the election wrought.
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The Kenyan military said the attack had been repelled and that four militants had been killed.
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At the same time, we are repelled by those who hurt others and commit violent acts.
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Since the days of BigDog, the quadrupedal robots of Boston Dynamics have impressed and repelled us.
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The attack was repelled by security forces, two members of which were killed in the clashes.
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But many other Americans who would be willing to vote Republican this year are repelled by Trump.
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Shehu says the cattle rustlers had been repelled in an attack earlier in the day but regrouped.
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Rebels helped by an elaborate network of underground tunnels have repelled repeated attempts to storm these areas.
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Each had been tempted, and then repelled, by socialism; Schumpeter was finance minister in a socialist government.
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In her ambition and in her husband Mendieta was drawn to what she was most repelled by.
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As a candidate, Trump repelled many Republican elites even as he attracted millions of disaffected GOP voters.
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It would mirror governing arrangements put in place in other towns after the SDF repelled Islamic State.
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But commissioned work repelled him, and he began to shun it for a career of shoestring independence.
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In March, Taliban fighters attempted to overrun a U.S.-Afghan base in Helmand before they were repelled.
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But he said Shabab fighters had repelled the attack, which he said lasted for about 30 minutes.
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Each ion had the same electrical charge, so they repelled one another when placed in close proximity.
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He will now hope for a resurgence in South Carolina, the state where his brother repelled Sen.
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His words, actions and appointments repelled investors and often sent the local currency, the rand, spiraling lower.
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As many as 53.2 percent said they were repelled by the idea of a gay male friend.
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Taiwan jets scrambled and repelled their Chinese counterparts, which came within 115 miles of the island's coast.
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Although she has voted for both Republicans and Democrats in the past, she feels repelled by Trump.
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A rebel spokesman said government attempts to advance into the Qalaat al-Madiq area had been repelled.
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While Mr Trump has repelled refugees, Mr Trudeau has welcomed them, notably Syrians and gay people from Chechnya.
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You can feel amazing and awful — exult in and be repelled by life — in the space of seconds.
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Or use a little After Effects to make it seem that Trump is not repelled by human contact?
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Curious would-be users will be repelled by the nontrivial expense of mere experimentation, never mind ongoing usage.
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Costa Rica cracked down on people-smugglers in November; Nicaragua repelled border-crossers with truncheons and tear gas.
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The sort of cautious, orthodox conservative that Mr Trump has repelled tends to be wary of dope-smokers.
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General Yusuf Rage Odowa, commander of operations in Somalia's army, said troops had repelled the jihadists in Awdheegle.
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One end is attracted to water, and the other end is repelled by water and attracted to oil.
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The general said that the insurgents had been repelled, and that reinforcements had been dispatched to the districts.
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But Mr. Sediqqi rejected that claim, saying that a Taliban assault on the prison Wednesday night was repelled.
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A Syrian official source told Reuters the Syrian army repelled the attacks but IS is continuing the offensive.
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Five suicide bombers were also killed in the attack, which Nigeria's military said had been repelled by troops.
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Milosz was repelled by the Poles' religiosity and nationalism—their growing hostility to Lithuanian, Jewish, and Belarusan minorities.
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Mr. Trump suggested that Mr. Kim repelled an effort by an uncle to take power back from him.
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Somali National Army Radio reported that Somali forces and their US partners had "repelled" the coordinated terrorist assault.
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They were repelled by liberal antiwar politics and felt little in common with the war's most prominent critics.
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After forces repelled them with gunfire, six attackers were found dead and 36 men were arrested, the statement said.
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HEAVIER BOMBARDMENT A rebel spokesman said government attempts to advance into the Qalaat al-Madiq area had been repelled.
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Most women are so repelled by such talk that this election seems likely to produce a historic gender gap.
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Viewers were disgusted by him, turned off, viscerally repelled in a way that not even Joffrey could manage. Why?
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The questions came at me like mosquitoes, unable to be repelled no matter how much I waved them away.
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A Syrian official said that the Syrian Army repelled the attacks, but the Islamic State is continuing the offensive.
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The Israeli army said that it had repelled around 10,000 Palestinians who converged on five points of the border.
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Rebels said they had repelled several attempts to storm their defenses and denied reports they were about to surrender.
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I'm generally repelled, like water, from the plastic and silicone that most speakers are made out of these days.
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She later identified that man as Mr. Turner and said she had twice repelled kissing and advances by him.
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The assault in the town of Leer, which lies in an oil-producing region, was repelled by Ghanaian peacekeepers.
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You've always valued free thinking, but now, you're especially repelled by anyone who can't think outside of the box.
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Or perhaps the public will be repelled by Trump's conspiratorial rumblings that Obama might be sympathetic to the terrorists.
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One commando was confirmed killed, and authorities reported that seven Taliban insurgents were killed as defenders repelled their attack.
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The initial attacks were repelled, but the reinforcements the government sent in were hit by roadside bombs, he said.
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National guards with riot shields ultimately repelled Guaido's efforts, who appeared to rip his blue suit during the melee.
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The militants initially breached the compound&aposs borders, but were repelled by Kenya Defence Forces and US Africa Command.
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Protesters responded by storming the plant and breaching its walls with dynamite, before being repelled by soldiers, witnesses said.
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Soon after the initial attack, a spokesman for the American-led NATO mission said the assault had been repelled.
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As recently as 1979, Vietnam repelled hundreds of thousands of People's Liberation Army soldiers who poured over the border.
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Not only did the magnet survive the crushing weight of the press, it actually repelled it for a time.
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The ministry blamed the attack on al-Qaida-linked fighters, saying it was repelled and that 70 gunmen were killed.
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They are also increasingly repelled by strident social conservatism: they may oppose abortion, but they are relaxed about gay marriage.
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Air defences also repelled missiles fired at the southern Saudi cities of Najran, Jizan and Khamis Mushait, the coalition said.
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That offensive began on Monday as Islamic State fighters attacked the Sidra oil port, and later repelled by guards there.
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Baghdad's security has improved markedly since the jihadists of Islamic State (IS) were repelled from the city's gates in 2014.
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The area is close to the ISIS frontlines and Turkish troops recently repelled an ISIS attack on the Turkish installation.
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Visitors to the Sunshine State can quickly find themselves in the realm of the gothic, at once fascinated and repelled.
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The group said the assault was successfully repelled and was followed by a counterattack in which rebels captured several positions.
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Republicans repelled a Democratic bid to recapture the Senate, giving the GOP control over Capitol Hill and the White House.
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But Ms Koike's decision to admit only members of the DP who agreed with her conservative views repelled many voters.
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Relations between creole whites and the white English are ambivalent: Rochester is simultaneously aroused and repelled by Antoinette's "impure" whiteness.
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At that site a government negotiating team was repelled earlier this week by protesters who hurled rocks at their helicopter.
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Guys telling me "I love you" out of the blue and then becoming cold and aloof, repelled by my attachment.
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Their parents had made last-minute attempts to keep them from leaving, which had to be repelled with sustained tantrums.
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The system created by Monroe and his colleagues used an electric field to force the repelled ions into neat rows.
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An Indian Coast Guard helicopter sent to retrieve the bodies was repelled by a volley of arrows from the community.
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A candidate's conundrum: Many independent voters are repelled by the partisan appeals that spur the party faithful to the polls.
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At the Battle of Seven Pines outside of Richmond, Union armies sustained heavy casualties but successfully repelled a rebel assault.
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All of the things that once repelled many conservatives about Mr. McConnell have now become the foundations of his appeal.
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You love a game of cat and mouse with a fair amount of chase, but you're repelled by show-offs.
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The U.S. Africa Command dismissed the al-Shabab claims as exaggerated and said U.S. and Kenyan forces repelled the attack.
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A day earlier, security forces repelled one escape attempt with tear gas, driving hundreds of protesters back onto the campus.
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"People are, like, horribly repelled by them, but they actually do a lot of good, and they're cute," she said.
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Before the rig withdrew, Chinese vessels repelled Vietnamese efforts to interdict its operations, rammed Vietnamese boats and succeeded in sinking one.
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With another Suzanne he had a son and a daughter, but domesticity repelled him; he always sang "kitchen" with a snarl.
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Mr. Bel raises some fascinating questions, among them, what is permissible, what are we repelled by, who enters the opera house?
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With machineguns mounted on speed boats, the rebels would have taken the city had they not been repelled by Pakistani peacekeepers.
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They had been befuddled and repelled by the Whitney Biennial (except for Kenny Scharf which they and I thought was hilarious).
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Politics initially repelled her: "All I saw were men in grey suits shouting at each other on the television," she says.
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Omar Zwak, the provincial governor's spokesman, said the attacks had been repelled at the cost of four soldiers and 15 Taliban.
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"Dozens of air strikes repelled (Islamic State forces)," Rami Abdulrahman, director of the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, said.
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A Pakistani military officer at Chhamb, near the Line of Control, contradicted the Indian version, saying the attack had been repelled.
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A poll by Gallup suggests that, for the first time ever recorded, the Republican convention repelled more voters than it attracted.
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A recent Times article asked readers to name everyday words that repelled them, and "slacks" was one of the front-runners.
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"Peshmerga repelled the attack and pushed Popular Mobilisation back in to Rabi'a," tweeted KRG President Masoud Barzani's media advisor, Hemin Hawrami.
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Tsitsipas then had six set points repelled before bagging the opener on his seventh set point as Federer netted a forehand.
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Hussite Bohemia split with Rome so radically that it became the object of five papal crusades, all of which it repelled.
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I didn't know which was worse: how repelled I felt or how disgusted I was with myself for feeling that way.
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Our first day we ventured into the sweaty scrum of central Florence and were quickly repelled by a tsunami of tourists.
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So in Quebec, she noted, everyone defines themselves as "The Other," creating a sense of alienation that both inspired and repelled.
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They were repelled by United States border guards firing tear gas, and scores of migrants were arrested by the Mexican authorities.
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He said the American-trained Rural Border Patrol recently repelled an attack by the extremists and captured one of its assailants.
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The water creature was nerve-wracking, and somehow knowing that it was repelled by light only made it even more terrifying.
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Around the same time, a military base was attacked near the capital, Caracas, an assault the government said it had repelled.
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In 1968, North Korean commandos came within striking distance of the South Korean president's home, the Blue House, before being repelled.
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To depress turnout, the Trump campaign will micro-target this information to the constituencies who would be most repelled by them.
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The district brims with the sorts of highly educated suburban voters who have been repelled by Trump's conduct across the country.
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Chemical engineers found that PFAS compounds repelled water, grease and stains, created non-stick surfaces, reduced friction and resisted high temperatures.
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After several hours, troops repelled them and seized a large number of weapons and motorbikes, the army said in a statement.
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Libya's UN-backed government said it repelled an attack by rebels over the weekend after briefly losing control of Tripoli's airport.
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Twice, groups of migrants approached the border fence and were repelled by border patrol agents using tear gas and pepper spray.
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These voters were cross-pressured: They were both opposed to conservative anti-government ideology and repelled by racial and cultural liberalism.
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Though polls showed many Latinos and women were repelled by Trump before Election Day, Trump actually slightly outperformed Mitt Romney among Latinos.
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Syrian state media reported that Syrian forces had repelled an attack by jihadist fighters, who also used tunnels to attack government positions.
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"Some colleges have found that certain students don't even consider going to that college because they're repelled by a higher sticker price."
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Sometimes he's peeved by him, sometimes he's amused by him, sometimes he's deeply repelled by him, sometimes he's deeply attracted to him.
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Its origins date back to the mid-18th century, when the Garifuna on the Caribbean island of St. Vincent repelled British colonizers.
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He wanted to know if they could relate to it or if they felt a disconnect, whether it repelled or compelled them.
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He said Machar's forces, who had fought a two-year civil war against troops loyal to President Kiir, had repelled the attack.
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To actively hate and be repelled by women's bodies is the source of toxic masculinity that fuels sexism, assault, and even worse.
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PSE had said in the past that its IT systems are being regularly targeted by cybercriminals, but the attempts are successfully repelled.
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In response, Morales loyalists tried to force their way to the Congress building and were repelled by security forces firing tear gas.
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Trump repeatedly blasted the migrant caravan from Central America, labeling it an "invasion" of the United States that had to be repelled.
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Syrian state television said the army had repelled an infiltration attempts by the militants and bombarded them with artillery, inflicting heavy losses.
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In the search for Brittain, volunteers have brought in dogs, flown helicopters, and repelled into ravines looking for the 27-year-old.
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Brown once said he was both "attracted and repelled" by the political discussions and machinations that took place in his parents' house.
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Wanda and Morgan were already paired, Claire and the teacher were always disappearing behind the wall, and Arthur repelled all human contact.
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There's something incendiary about these novels: They want the reader to feel repelled by the pestilence they're exposing, which merits some applause.
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It was not extreme rhetoric like Mr. Trump engages in, which has repelled some Republicans, that held Mr. Smith back with voters.
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In 2013 and 291 the company repelled an organizing push in Delaware, reportedly with the help of an anti-union law firm.
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Viewers were repelled by what they perceived as Ms. Pauley being pushed out, and fled "Today" for "Good Morning America" on ABC.
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Nigeria's army said on Monday evening it had repelled the assault on the outskirts of Maiduguri, the spiritual birthplace of Boko Haram.
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These embedded periodic trajectories are typically saddle points, so that some nearby states are initially attracted towards them, but others are repelled.
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I think even people who might be drawn to it will end up being repelled by it if they are thinking critically.
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Their game plan: win over moderates and independents repelled by the president, and bring in as many new Democratic voters as possible.
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Supermajorities of Americans are repelled by Mr. Trump's personal attacks on a few of us, leaving him with approval ratings deep underwater.
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"That's not lightning in a bottle," he said, making the point that Mr. Trump repelled so many voters that he almost lost.
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SDF spokesman Mustafa Bali said on Twitter that the group's fighters had repelled a ground attack by Turkish troops in Tel Abyad.
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U.S. Africa Command said that the attackers penetrated the camp's perimeter with "indirect and small arms fire" before they were eventually repelled.
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And some were repelled by what they described as a self-congratulatory tone and what several viewed as a lack of sincerity.
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Crucially, however, the Republicans extended their control of the Senate, and repelled the expected "blue wave" with significant victories in Texas and Florida.
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The former vice president has repeatedly warned that nominating Sanders would alienate moderates and independents who are repelled by the senator's democratic socialism.
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On November 25th migrants including women and children were repelled from the border with tear gas, prompting a temporary closure of the border.
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Mali's army spokesman Selon Diaran Kone said the incident was now over, as the assailants had been repelled and four of them killed.
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Each will continue, in its own way, to lure some of those who have been angered, disillusioned or repelled by liberal Western society.
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Less than two weeks ago, Kurdish forces repelled an ISIS hostage taking at an oil field near the northern Iraqi city of Kirkuk.
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The rebel offensive was repelled in part by renewed Russian and Syrian airstrikes targeting parts of west, south and southwest Aleppo, SOHR reported.
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His concern, in other words, is only going to be addressed if people can be repelled from American soil — stopped before they arrive.
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In May, more than 300 Taliban launched a multi-pronged attack on the city of Farah, the provincial capital, before they were repelled.
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His well-honed formula—robust conservatism with a smile—will attract some voters who share his instincts but are repelled by harsher rhetoric.
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Earlier this week, a government negotiating team was repelled by protesters near the blockade, who hurled rocks at their helicopter, the government said.
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I found myself completely repelled by the idea of slapping her, but totally turned on when it was her turn to slap me.
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The network said Houthi fighters had repelled government advances backed up by Saudi-led air strikes toward the capital Sanaa from several directions.
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One thing most voters shared was an overriding sense of disgust, even if they were split bitterly over which candidate repelled them more.
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She had mentioned it in a text message, but was repelled when Hamilton carried her own plunger across town and into Gunn's apartment.
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" An intimidating Russian princess commands the eyes because of her sheer unattractiveness: "It was an ugliness of distinction — it fascinated rather than repelled.
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On Friday, rebels said they stormed the complex's main base, the Artillery College, but the Syrian army said it had repelled the attack.
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Rebel forces tried to enter Saraqeb overnight, but were repelled, RIA said, as Syrian government forces attempt to destroy the rebel fire points.
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No doubt there are still some dedicated public servants who have been repelled by the president's behavior, and do not wish him well.
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US Marines eventually repelled the attack, but not until they arrived around an hour later due to their remote location, The Times reported.
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Mr. Podhoretz by then was swinging politically to the right, repelled by what he saw as an anti-American strain within the counterculture.
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Tom Davis (R-Va.), who held a seat outside of D.C. for more than a decade, said affluent suburbanites are repelled by Sanders.
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While they may be repelled by Trump personally, Davis argued, many of them see Sanders as posing an immediate threat to their livelihoods.
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The group's fighters exchanged fire with Ethiopian soldiers and repelled a counter attack by Djibouti troops deployed from another base in the area.
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The resin and aromatic plant extracts are the two main antibacterial components that would have repelled insects and preserved the soft tissue underneath.
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As our main characters moved north, they found small civilizations hidden behind walls that repelled 'the dead' and enabled them to produce goods.
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Mr. El Akkad wonders if readers will be drawn in by the novel's inadvertent timeliness, or repelled by its unsettling proximity to reality.
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Sterling surged Wednesday as British Prime Minister Theresa May repelled a leadership challenge and quieted a destructive mutiny within the U.K.'s Conservative Party.
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Azalaï Hotels, which runs the Nord-Sud Hotel, later posted on Twitter that the assailants had been repelled and the building had been secured.
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Retellings of the more distant past dwell on Britain as an island nation, a place where foreign invaders were repelled and distant lands seized.
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Her allies and advisers worry it has cost her votes among independents and Republican women who -- repelled by Trump -- had considered supporting her campaign.
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People in Western cultures, or with exposure to them, are normally repelled by dissonant chords, which are used in music for an emotional effect.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Syrian government troops on Wednesday morning repelled three big attacks by militants in Syria's Idlib province, the Russian Ministry of Defense said.
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There were no casualties and no damage at the military base, and air defense forces repelled the attack, the ministry said on its website.
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But the group's researchers hope to reduce this density as they get better at replicating compounds which predators are attracted to or repelled by.
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"We were surprised to find that malaria mosquitoes are repelled by the odors emitted by chickens," author Rickard Ignell said in a press statement.
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In practice, his tempestuous persona, harsh rhetoric and thin preparation have repelled important segments of his own Republican Party as well as Democratic constituencies.
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Trump repelled a late charge by Cruz in Louisiana and Kentucky, but his slimmer-than-expected margins will raise questions about his perceived strength.
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Ukrainian military spokesman Oleksandr Motuzyanyk said troops had repelled an early-morning attack by rebels seeking to storm their positions in Avdiyivka's industrial zone.
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A Syrian army source cited by state media said the attack launched on several fronts was being repelled, and the insurgents had suffered losses.
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Over the series' five games, Fleury constantly repelled a talented Jets lineup that included the imposing forward Mark Scheifele and the sharpshooter Patrik Laine.
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Several attempts by small crack units of Russian forces and Kremlin-linked private military contractors had been repelled in the last week, rebels say.
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But as in so many suburbs across the country, Trump repelled a number of otherwise GOP-friendly voters, even as he made gains elsewhere.
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In case we are not sufficiently repelled, the film's director, William Oldroyd, allows clots of food to cling to Boris's lips while he eats.
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A Russian military source cited by Russian news agencies denied that, saying Syrian government forces had successfully repelled a rebel attack on the town.
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US Africa Command -- which is responsible for military relations with nations on the continent -- said Africa Command and Kenya Defense forces repelled the attack.
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And it's partly due to Trump's extraordinary unpopularity, which has repelled key blocs of the electorate including young people, women and college-educated whites.
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Others, chanting and cheering, pushed through or climbed over a steel gate Friday until riot police repelled them with tear gas and smoke canisters.
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In the past two weeks, US forces have twice repelled Syrian government fighters backed by Russian mercenaries, killing more than 100 in one encounter.
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Dr. Romesberg chose not to make bases that linked together with hydrogen bonds; instead, he fashioned a pair of oily compounds that repelled water.
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Others pushed toward the military headquarters and the presidential palace, which overlooks the Nile, only to be repelled by police officers firing tear gas.
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The U.S. mounted a ferocious counterattack using AC-130 gunships, jet warplanes, and Apache attack helicopters, and within three hours had repelled the attackers.
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Ambrosio Soto Duarte, the mayor of Pungarabato in Guerrero, died as his bodyguards repelled an attack on his vehicle in the neighboring state of Michoacán.
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In the end, Trump and Ryan couldn't satisfy enough members of both blocs, especially because any concessions to one group repelled members of the other.
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The debate reveals the desperation of Malaysia's liberals, who are repelled by reports of vast corruption but ill served by an opposition mired in squabbles.
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The Sony attack could have been detected and repelled, had legal authorities been passed in Congress allowing private networks and public networks to work together.
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They said they repelled attacks by government forces in several places this week, including at three locations in Unity State, leaving "so many dead bodies".
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Syria claims it repelled attack The latest reports of fighting in southern Aleppo filtered in Friday night into Saturday from government, observatory, and opposition reports.
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The Wanaragua Association of Los Angeles will perform the masquerade dance that dates back to the mid-18th century, when the Garifuna repelled British colonizers.
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The France hitman saw his first-half spot kick beaten away by penalty-saving specialist Diego Alves, who later repelled a spot kick from Gabi.
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Kristol, a Trotskyite-turned-antiliberal intellectual, was at first repelled by the emerging populism of the 1970s, much of it tied to the religious right.
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The guards repelled the attack before the boats reached the port, hitting one of the vessels and setting it on fire, Ali al-Hassi said.
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It's easy to see how a vogue artist would be attracted by the fashion fantasy of it, but also perhaps repelled by the impersonal aesthetic.
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She was repelled by the symbolism, but she had friends at the park, and the hours were flexible; plus, she got to work with actors.
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Ultimately, she repelled almost everyone she attracted, including Ms. Leve's father, who moved to Thailand for work when his daughter, an only child, was 5.
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As he grew older he became repelled by apartheid, and after meeting Nelson Mandela before Mandela was imprisoned, he began a lifetime of social activism.
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He is confused and repelled by, but also helplessly sympathetic to, his egomaniacal father's desire to thwart death on behalf of the woman he loves.
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Security forces were out in large numbers in Tehran on Monday, a day after armed protesters were repelled from storming military bases and police stations.
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After the security forces repelled the aggression, the hitmen fled, starting a chase along the Miguel Alemán coastal avenue, the main tourist area in Acapulco.
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The Wikimedia Foundation says it is seriously concerned about the idea that cisgender women and transgender editors could be repelled from Wikipedia by online abuse.
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For many of the migrants, France had loomed over them since their earliest days in kindergarten, an ineffable presence that both repelled and drew them.
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He knows how it feels to be repelled by a war, even adamantly opposed to it, and to be simultaneously tempted to join the fight.
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As the beryllium-8 atoms decayed, they produced pairs of electrons and positrons that repelled each other, prompting the particles to shoot away at angles.
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There was no immediate comment from the LNA, whose spokesman Ahmed Mismari had hours earlier said that an attack by Tripoli forces had been repelled.
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Aloof and austere, Thieu also lacked Ky's charisma, and his supporters were often repelled more by Ky's abrasiveness than enticed by true esteem for Thieu.
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When I strutted (and I strutted) through the party, the cape billowed behind me, the snakes writhed, the crowd moved out of my way, repelled.
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The last major attack on Haditha in January by about 200 Islamic State militants was repelled with the help of US-led coalition air strikes.
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A Syrian military source said on state media the army had repelled "terrorists who sought to infiltrate in large numbers," killing tens and destroying their weaponry.
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"All the Turkish military's ground attacks against Afrin have been repelled so far and they have been forced to retreat," Nouri Mahmoudi, a YPG official, said.
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For one thing, his sensual brushwork and jewel-like colors sets us into an uneasy relationship with his painting, where we are simultaneously fascinated and repelled.
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An army source quoted in state media said its forces had made advances, which was denied by rebels who say they had repelled a new assault.
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"Interestingly, Victoria Secret Bombshell repelled mosquitoes quite effectively 120 min post application," read the study in the Journal of Insect Science which was published in 2015 .
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He said opposition supporters attacked the headquarters of state TV and burned a kiosk of the government postal service, but were repelled by workers and soldiers.
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The airport was briefly stormed by the army's elite forces last March, but the militants repelled that attack on the base they had held since 2014.
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South of the city, Iraqi security forces repelled an IS attack launched from western desert areas on the village of al-Jaran, a tribal fighter said.
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Today, it is conservative intellectuals who are wavering from their party, repelled by Mr. Trump and viewing him as indifferent if not hostile to their beliefs.
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Afghanistan has been in conflict since the late 1970s when U.S.-backed Afghan guerrillas repelled the Soviet Union from the country in a nine-year war.
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Others are repelled enough by the presidential choices of both major political parties that they may abstain from voting, a dangerous development for any mature democracy.
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Some voters have viewed this as a recipe for compromise and balance, while others have been repelled by the Democratic candidates running for the top job.
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While the provision has helped woo conservatives who would normally oppose the farm bill, the stricter eligibility requirements have repelled moderate Republicans and nearly all Democrats.
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One side of the soap molecule (the one that's attracted to fat and repelled by water) buries its way into the virus's fat and protein shell.
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That version depicts Judith and Abra displaying a #MeToo-like feminist vigor in the women that Marina Warner has described as at once repelled and concentrated.
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The St. Michaels concert typically takes place on a sunny lawn, and free barbecue is usually served, but last weekend's weather repelled all but the devoted.
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In Nevada, Steve Sisolak, a Clark County commissioner forcefully backed by Harry Reid, the former Senate Democratic leader, repelled an opponent on the left, Chris Giunchigliani.
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In 1968, North Korea sent commandos within striking distance of the residence of Ms. Park's father, Park Chung-hee, before they were repelled in bloody shootouts.
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The attempt was repelled, however, he told Reuters, but added that the Taliban would allow a rescue team access to recover bodies from the crash site.
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In 2014, Mr. McConnell vowed that he intended to "crush them everywhere" and made good on that statement as he repelled the challenges from the right.
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The horror is conveyed in painterly ways that, to me, make it seem more tragic than the photograph, because the viewer is drawn in, not repelled.
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The emergencies ministry told Russian news agencies it had repelled the cyberattacks while Sberbank said its cyber security systems had prevented viruses from entering its systems.
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James Murdoch won't come out and say this, but he's repelled by much of what's in Fox News but not enough to actually shut it down.
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They make clear that part of this dynamic is a personal one: A lot of people who work closely with Cruz are just truly repelled by him.
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In a separate incident, the Malian military said its forces came under attack in the town of Youwarou, also near Mopti, but that they had repelled it.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Syrian state media said a military airport near Homs city had come under missile attack which was repelled by its air defense systems on Thursday.
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His forces recently repelled a coalition of militias (supported, some claim, by the GNA's defence minister) that tried to take back the oil facilities under his control.
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Because anxiety about immodesty focused on women, Klanswomen were both repelled and enticed by these developments, and this shows in the contradictions within their program and activism.
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Russia's defense ministry said that rebels in Aleppo had resumed fighting at dawn, but that Syrian government forces had repelled their attacks, Russia's Interfax news agency reported.
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"Hillary Clinton's choice of Tim Kaine does nothing to unify a fractured Democrat base which is repelled by her dishonesty and cronyism," said RNC Chairman Reince Priebus.
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In a separate incident on the same day in the nearby town of Youwarou, the Malian military said its forces repelled an attack by suspected Islamist fighters.
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At this point the ions are all repelling one another and seek to find equilibrium, which means that they are repelled by all their neighboring ions equally.
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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn said the first attack was very serious but was successfully repelled by the party's defence systems when the digital assault began on Monday.
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AQAP has also learned to be less cruel than its rival, Islamic State, which has struggled to gain a foothold in a population repelled by its brutality.
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But Shabaab claimed to have repelled the operation in Dara Salaam and said it killed a US commander and six Somali troops, and wounded two more soldiers.
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On Sunday, several hundred migrants made a run for the border, attempting to scale the fence before American immigration authorities repelled them with volleys of tear gas.
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During the campaign, Trump repelled Wall Street — with some exceptions — for the fact that he introduced an element of unpredictability that is anathema to long-term investing.
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In addition, Nigerian army said its troops had also repelled an attack Saturday morning by suspected militants on a security outpost in Geidam village in Yobe state.
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Russian-backed forces have kept up air strikes on populated areas to wear down rebel forces that have so far repelled government attempts to seize back terrain.
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A line of protesters, many of them young people in black T-shirts, repeatedly rushed toward a ring of heavily armored police officers, only to be repelled.
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Gideon: Well, there's something in human nature that makes us kind of repelled by anything that feels too polished, or maybe the better word is, too careful.
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There seem to be a decent number of voters who at this point normally would have been convinced to vote Republican for president but are repelled by Trump.
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HOUSTON — North Carolina showed why it's the only No. 1 seed left standing as the Tar Heels repelled a Syracuse comeback that other lesser foes failed to stop.
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Apparently people loved Starbucks' mobile ordering so much that in-person customers were actually repelled by the store when they saw tons of people waiting at the counter.
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The speed with which the rest of the world is repelled by China is faster than the spread of the virus, leaving China in an unprecedented global isolation.
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The demonstration in Soura followed a much larger protest in the same area on Friday, when pro-independence youths marched before being repelled by tear gas and pellets.
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The demonstration in Soura followed a much larger protest in the same area on Friday, when pro-independence youths marched before being repelled by tear gas and pellets.
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In Feltham in 1980 you judged a coat not by how warm it kept you or whether it repelled the rain, but on how many pockets it had.
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Zakaria Malahifji, head of the political office of the Aleppo-based Fastaqim rebel group, said rebels had fully repelled the Syrian army and allied militias from Sheikh Saeed.
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Islamic State fighters "are besieged in a small area of Surt and although they have sought to break out our forces have repelled all attempts," the statement said.
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Northern Virginia Technology Council president Bobbie Kilberg says that despite the area's hot job market, young workers have been repelled by the rising cost of housing and transportation.
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Clinton's firm base of support repelled Mr. Sanders repeatedly, in states like Illinois, New York and Ohio, and again in California and New Jersey on Tuesday night. Mrs.
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It was only after several days of raging controversy over the Khans that Clinton started posting truly eye-popping numbers, as voters were seemingly repelled by Trump's behavior.
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To peer inside Marum's crater, Google enlisted explorers Geoff Mackley and Chris Horsly, who repelled some 1,300 feet into the volcano while wearing the 360-degree Trekker camera.
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Yet others once repelled by a party with a heritage rooted in France's darkest political traditions — anti-Semitism, xenophobia and a penchant for the fist — are considering it.
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The attackers set off an improvised explosive device as the convoy approached the bridge and advanced, but border guards repelled the men, forcing them to retreat, the statement said.
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Russia's RIA state news agency on Saturday reported a source within the airbase on the southern edge of the city as saying an Islamic State attack had been repelled.
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Russia&aposs Defense Ministry said some rebels have voluntarily joined forces with Syrian government forces adding that Syrian troops repelled an attack by al-Qaida-linked fighters in Daraa.
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Ali al-Hassi said guards had repelled the attack on Bayda field, about 250 km (155 miles) south of the major oil terminals of Es Sider and Ras Lanuf.
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The official said this included the towns of Musa Qala and Nawzad, and that an army offensive to retake the town of Khanisheen was recently repelled by the Taliban.
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The Red Storm repelled every run the Pirates made in the second half, as the lead ballooned to 14 points when Federico Mussini's layup made the score 63-49.
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Therein lies the problem for candidates both in Newport and beyond: for every voter potentially won over by a firm line on Brexit, another is likely to be repelled.
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This realm also has a concept of charge, just like real-world atoms—but unlike in the real world, like charges attracted while opposite charges repelled in the experiment.
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So, too, Thatcher would be repelled by the sentiment that with the impending election, it is Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton's "turn," and that it is "time" for a woman.
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While Mitt Romney's change of heart on abortion — which he dutifully and repeatedly addressed — gave him the flip-flopper label, Mr. Trump has so far repelled any similar branding.
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In several dozen interviews on Tuesday, undecided women here consistently said that Mr. Trump had failed to win them over, and that in several cases he had repelled them.
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Geologist Bienfait Mukelo said the militia tried to enter the compound and seize some expatriate staff as hostages, but they were repelled in a fire fight with the guards.
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Suicide, abortion, grief, religion, female friendship and first love are bold themes to tackle in a debut novel, but 26-year-old Brit Bennett seems admirably repelled by caution.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel said the soldiers had "successfully repelled an attempted attack on the triangle of borders," or the point where Israel, Syria and Jordan converge.
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In March, a small group of Taliban fighters, with the help of Afghan Army insiders, infiltrated Camp Shorab, one of the most vital bases in Helmand, before being repelled.
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Even more troubling for Democrats, their assumption that the vast majority of Hispanics are inherently repelled by conservative politicians and policies is not being borne out by the evidence.
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The play is straightforward: President Donald Trump has repelled college-educated suburban voters since he took office; Republicans want to win them back by arguing the alternative is worse.
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The government said its security forces killed 77 terrorists as they repelled the attackers who came on motorcycles and with several vehicles to the outpost near the Mali border.
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"The attack was quickly contained and repelled by our [Afghan National Defense and Security Forces] and Coalition partners, but the future medical facility was badly damaged," Resolute Support said.
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FSA rebel groups said in statements they had repelled various offensives by government and allied forces along the frontline separating rebel- from government-held Aleppo city late on Saturday.
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Could it be that we're thrilled by stripping as long as it's sparkly, criminal and wildly lucrative, but repelled by the workaday realities of stripping as a regular job?
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It doesn't seem to matter that the rumors are often broadcast by neo-Nazis and far-right groups that would have repelled the average German just a few years ago.
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Nadal, who repelled the only break point he faced in the match, served out the match at love in the 10th game, firing in three aces, including the finishing point.
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He was repelled by the slums, the open defecation (picking his fastidious way through butts and twists of human excrement), and by the failure of Indian civilisation to defend itself.
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And the only realistic way these assaults on our democracy can be repelled is for Democrats to get serious about the most consequential, and overlooked, part of our political system.
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For instance, in April 2015 a man in Cordoba repelled three home invaders, one allegedly armed with a pistol, by seizing a decorative sword from his wall and going berserk.
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"Both Duterte and Trump have attracted and repelled potential voters with straight talk and rhetoric that has bordered on, if not been, outright offensive," he said in an email interview.
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For some people it's height, some filter by job or education (harsh but true), while others are repelled by gym selfies and any evidence of a baby or sedated tiger.
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Another escaped slave, Charles Ball, writes in his memoirs of being among the American soldiers of the Chesapeake Bay Flotilla who courageously repelled a night attack and saved the city.
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Syrian state news agency SANA said the Syrian army had repelled an attack by militant groups who had targeted army positions protecting the village of al-Qasabiya in southern Idlib.
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On Sunday Haftar's forces repelled a counter attack at Es Sider and Ras Lanuf by an armed faction that previously controlled the terminals and had blockaded them for several years.
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Syrian state news agency SANA said the Syrian army had repelled an attack by militant groups that had targeted army positions protecting the village of al-Qasabiya in southern Idlib.
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SDF fighters had so far seized 41 positions but had faced counter attacks early on Sunday that had been repelled, Mustafa Bali, head of the SDF media office, told Reuters.
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The final sign came when they repelled San Jose's final push to beat the Sharks 2-1 on home ice and even the Western Conference finals at two wins apiece.
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Those repelled by their tactics see only destruction and chaos, rather than the inevitable direct confrontation of state power—inevitable if there is a goal past the removal of Trump.
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It is all part of the turnout game, and a hope, among Democrats here, that moderate Republicans will be so repelled by Mr. Trump that they sit the election out.
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Members of the Hawaii Fire Department Rescue repelled into the tube and extracted the man, who was transported to the Hilo Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead, authorities said.
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"Soviet-made" Syrian weapons, Russian general staff's main operations department head Colonel General Sergei Rudskoi said, had repelled the attack by the US and its allies' jets and naval ships.
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But the one aspect of the holiday that unites us all, no matter which parts of Halloween we gravitate toward — and even those repelled by its manic celebrations — is candy.
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The unselfconscious and uneven nature of this music has repelled consistent hype but has granted him a cultish online following that has remained long after Drake remixed "Sweeterman" in 2015.
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In other words, the assumption that many Republican voters would be repelled by Donald Trump turned out to be wrong; instead party loyalty — "a visceral, even subconscious, attachment" — takes precedence.
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Perhaps most striking, at events across the state last week, was the sense that any Democratic nominee might be left to manage an unwieldy coalition — moderates, socialists, Trump-repelled independents.
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It has lost all its land along the border with Turkey as well as the desert city of Palmyra as it is repelled into its strongholds along the Euphrates basin.
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Voters were fond of Mr. Tiberi, he said, but he predicted that Mr. O'Connor could win over people repelled by the "constant chaos" and "demeaning nature" of the Trump presidency.
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But turned off by what he sees as the Conservatives' lack of support for student aid and repelled by the blackface episode, he said he wouldn't be casting a ballot.
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Warren announced her plan to break up tech companies in Long Island City, New York, where local opposition and organizing repelled Amazon's plan to build half of its second headquarters.
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In a separate incident on the same day in the nearby town of Youwarou, the Malian military said its forces had repelled an attack by fighters suspected of Islamist insurgents.
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A group of workers at the mine from unions 1, 2 and 3 was repelled by the police, while at least 12 people were arrested, one of the unions said.
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At least two trucks caught fire on the Simon Bolivar bridge linking the two countries after a convoy carrying aid was met by Venezuelan troops who repelled the attempt to cross.
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Meanwhile, in the city of Aleppo, insurgents repelled an attack by SDF fighters on the neighborhoods of Hullok and Bustan al-Basha, according to al-Halaby and the Aleppo Media Center.
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The government repelled hundreds of migrants who tried to cross illegally near the busy San Ysidro port of entry Sunday, claiming they threw "projectiles" at U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents.
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He is both attracted to and repelled by the stuff of adolescence: nostalgia, the dual regret and anger of abuse, the feeling of neglect and loss as you leave things behind.
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Repelled by Britain's passivity in the face of fascism, disgusted by the suffering of the depression years, these gilded, idealistic youths turned to Communism as undergraduates at Britain's most brilliant university.
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That was always an elite project that failed to stir the emotions of most conservative voters and, when it came to gay marriage and hyper-globalisation, may well have repelled them.
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But even as I am disgusted at those who would take away those rights, I'm repelled by those who would try to invoke them to excuse their own irresponsibility and malice.
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MAIDUGURI, Nigeria (Reuters) - Nigeria's army said it had repelled an attack on Monday by suspected Boko Haram militants on the city at the center of the conflict with the Islamist insurgency.
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The most uncomfortable aspect of it, for me, was that the quality in Nunez that repelled the judge was the very quality that had inclined me toward him: his unflappable calm.
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Like Scammon and Wattenberg, Phillips saw that millions of voters were repelled by what they regarded as extremism, but he gave a name to what he thought was the key issue.
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With the exception of one key chunk of persuadable voters — affluent voters repelled by the left on economics — the persuadable voters wind up looking fairly similar to the low-turnout voters.
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With the exception of one key chunk of persuadable voters — affluent voters repelled by the left on economics — the persuadable voters wind up looking fairly similar to the low-turnout voters.
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Sexual misconduct allegations against Senate nominee Roy Moore have repelled party leaders and convinced them that he can't win next month's special election in one of the nation's most conservative states.
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She is counting on an electorate that is more Hispanic and includes more white voters — especially college-educated women — who would have considered voting Republican but are repelled by Mr. Trump.
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The party said earlier on Tuesday it had "experienced a sophisticated and large-scale cyberattack on Labour digital platforms," but that the attack was successfully repelled and no data was compromised.
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SAG-AFTRA told CNN the new contract "provides for salary increases" and "effectively repelled" a proposed two-tier salary system that would resulted in new hires earning less than longtime staffers.
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Indeed, whether or not you prefer to welcome more immigrants or send back those who are already here, nearly everyone believes that explicitly unwelcome foreigners should be repelled from the homeland.
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One, I think men are going to be repelled by that, and two, I don't want them to see me as this totally feminized, as my affiliation for her as feminized.
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Outnumbered and outgunned, local rebels fortified in elaborate tunnels and deploying ambushes have repelled repeated attempts to storm their stronghold, inflicting dozens of losses on the army since the campaign began.
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On March 2, a Coast Guard ship violently repelled an inflatable dinghy packed with migrants, in an incident that Turkish officials captured on video, which they then distributed to the press.
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Down at San Trovaso, a lovely church by the lagoon, I found a dynamic "Temptation of St. Anthony," with bare-breasted she-devils repelled by a Christ flying through golden clouds.
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And there are the lurkers and the hate readers, along with those who are repelled or bored or disappointed by the particular window into women's lives that the group affords them.
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The latter are repelled by a worthy cause that some feel has at points gone too far, and is now being used for political gain at the expense of innocent men.
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And on the immigration debate, House Republican leaders repelled an effort by moderate party members to force a vote on bipartisan measures to protect young immigrants because the president opposed them.
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The altered strategy is a sign that Sanders is running a different kind of campaign in 2020, shedding some of his resistance to a side of politics he's instinctively repelled by.
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"Ground attack by Turkish forces has been repelled by SDF fighters in (Tel Abyad town)...No advance as of now," Mustafa Bali, spokesman for the Syrian Democratic Forces, said on Twitter.
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Even people who don't feel hostile toward foreigners and are repelled by racial malice sometimes wish that their country would stay the same, because they love it the way it is.
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Instead, his main claim to fame is his ill-starred wedding night, during which unspecified "circumstances" in the "person" of his beautiful young wife, Effie Gray, repelled the religious-minded Ruskin.
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So how can a straight white man move forward amid an atmosphere, at least among Democrats, that's resistant to, or even repelled by, the idea of more straight white men in power?
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Moreover, further tests showed that even if a droplet landed on the edge of a water bowl, rather than dead centre, it was still repelled more effectively than by a flat surface.
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An early gathering of demonstrators in Baghdad tried to pass through barbed wire into the fortified Green Zone where the Saudi embassy is located but police repelled them, a Reuters cameraman said.
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First, Danielle was both fascinated and repelled by this profile of Oregon basketball star Sabrina Ionescu, whose sheer willpower, toughness, and intelligence have made her an all-time great in college basketball.
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Seven suicide car bombs targeted security forces Saturday in two areas on the city's outskirts, according to the AP. Iraqi troops repelled the attacks and did not lose territory, al-Belawi said.
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Others were repelled by this, insisting that the mass murders were motivated by evil, pure and simple, and any explanation of more depth than "they hate our freedoms" is unpatriotic, even taboo.
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"Once our emotions are unleashed, whether it's because we're very attracted to something or very repelled by something, if we feel strongly enough about it, we want to know more," Levinson says.
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Imagine, for instance, that you're one of the many churchgoing voters — Catholic, evangelical and Mormon — repelled by Trump's vulgarian style, his bigotry and misogyny, his embodiment of an essentially post-religious right.
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For a third day, government forces repelled Taliban attacks across several districts of Kunduz and were trying to prevent the insurgents from taking the provincial capital, as they did in the fall.
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When the financial crisis hit in 2008, this attitude repelled those who viewed globalization as the cause of their suffering and wanted not merely renewed growth, but also less inequality and instability.
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In Chinese legend, a mythical beast called Nian, which terrorized a village every New Year, was repelled by firecrackers and the color red; thus were born red decorations around the New Year.
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They were referring to the time a caravan of immigrants tried to enter the US in 2018 and were repelled by tear gas fired by Border Patrol into Mexico to stop them.
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Republicans, however, have already begun to attach Democrats to the Vermont senator — a strategy aimed at suburbanites who've fled the GOP during Trump's presidency but who may be repelled by Sanders' politics.
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It will not break alliances: Europe is hardly about to embrace a broken, corrupt Russia, and China's neighbors are simultaneously drawn to its immense wealth and repelled by its self-interested ambitions.
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" The military threatened to "turn the U.S. mainland into the theater of a nuclear war" and added that any American strike on North Korean missile and nuclear targets would be "mercilessly repelled.
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Twenty years ago, in "Independence Day," an alien attack was repelled by David Levinson (Jeff Goldblum), a scientist so brilliant that he even knew how to send a virus from his laptop.
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The 36-year-old Williams, oldest player in the women's draw, repelled seven of nine break points held by the German, and capitalized on six of 10 of her own break opportunities.
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The army had also been repelled after heavy fighting in assaults on four other fronts, he said, describing it as the biggest wave of ground attacks since the offensive was announced last week.
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He called on all parties to end hostilities and refocus their efforts on the fight against their common enemy, ISIS, which was repelled when it attempted to infiltrate Tuz Khurmatu two years ago.
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More than 20 airstrikes were reported near Wadi Barada since Friday morning as militants repelled regime forces trying to advance on the suburb, activist Abu Mohammad al-Bardawi in Wadi Barada told CNN.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Suspected Somali pirates attacked a Singaporean-flagged chemical tanker on Friday but were repelled by guards on board, the European Union's Naval force said, the first such incident in several months.
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Central defenders Diego Godin and Jose Gimenez play their club soccer together at Atletico Madrid and that showed as they repelled almost everything Portugal could throw at them with superb anticipation and understanding.
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One Republican operative who was approached by the administration for a job last year but was not interested said the constant controversies surrounding Trump have repelled many of his peers in GOP circles.
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On July 11, the Montrose repelled three IRGC gunboats which had been harassing a BP oil tanker, reportedly by positioning itself in front of the Iranians and pointing its deck guns at them.
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Indeed, the best hope for the White House is that the notoriously buttoned down, patrician Mueller might be repelled by the thought of delving into alleged romps with porn stars and Playboy bunnies.
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Whenever she tried to pick up an object—a ball, a plastic cone—the array detected a surge of neuronal activity, and the arm backed away, as if repelled by a force field.
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Much to my chagrin, I also later discovered that dressing as if I had tried so hard in fact repelled all the potential partners I had so desperately wanted to talk to me.
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And, with this being Norway, the next point on the program was drinking as if your liver is an invading enemy force that can only be repelled by viking-immobilizing quantities of aquavit.
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At the same time, the insurgents launched a separate attack on an American Marine base, Camp Nolay in Sangin District, 40 miles away, as an apparent diversion, although the Marines quickly repelled it.
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The attack repelled an advance that delayed the Japanese for months, and within weeks the soldier, 23-year-old First Lt. Alexander Nininger, was awarded the first Medal of Honor of the war.
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The book and movie, "Charlie Wilson's War," captured the idealism behind the intervention -- but also the failure to follow through with funding to help solidify the post-state after the Soviets were repelled.
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In theory, an accusation of bad faith derives its power from the presence of some persuadable audience — some judge or observer or swing voter who recognizes strategic dishonesty and is repelled by it.
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The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says Saturday that IS militants repelled an attack by members of Iraq&aposs Popular Mobilization Forces, a paramilitary group of Shiite fighters with Iraqi security forces.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Security guards aboard a Hong Kong-flagged cargo ship repelled an attack by pirates in a gunbattle off Somalia's coast this week, the European naval force in the region said on Friday.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China hopes that the international community can provide "constructive" help to Venezuela based on respect for the country's sovereignty, the foreign ministry said on Monday, after Venezuelan troops repelled foreign aid convoys.
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Chemicals division chief Thierry Vanlancker, 52, who joined in 2016, replaces Buechner, who repelled a 26.3 billion euro ($30.35 billion) bid by U.S. rival PPG Industries with promises to produce better investor returns alone.
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An army spokesman said suspected Boko Haram militants had tried to seize military vehicles in an attempted attack on troops in Bama but they had been repelled by troops backed by the air force.
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The challenge for him in Pennsylvania is to expand his appeal to blue-collar voters without alienating white-collar Republicans, including women repelled by his free-floating insults and businesspeople who doubt his conservatism.
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The 21969th seed boomed down 22009 aces and repelled an attempted Djokovic comeback to win a third-round match that began the previous evening 22009-241(123) 212-23 21-6 7-6(5).
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The senior rebel official said the simultaneous attacks had been repelled, but pro-government forces were also mobilizing in two other areas near the rebel-held Sheikh Saeed district on the city's southern outskirts.
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The insurgents' seemingly easy re-entry to the city of Kunduz, even if it is eventually repelled, is raising tough questions about the ability of Afghan forces to protect areas clearly under Taliban focus.
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She received a warm reception yesterday at the Confederation of British Industry, a trade group, from corporate leaders who were relieved by some certainty and repelled by the risk of a no-deal Brexit.
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Republicans staved off an early setback in a conservative-leaning House district in central Kentucky, as Representative Andy Barr repelled a fierce challenge from Amy McGrath, a former fighter pilot running as a Democrat.
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But when she decides, in midlife, to play Hamlet, men who swooned at her dying Camille, worshiping her as an embodiment of romantic femininity, are repelled by the notion of her playing a man.
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The army, which moved its command to fight Boko Haram to Maiduguri to be close to the front, has repelled two recent attacks on the city of two million, allowing commercial flights to resume.
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Most protests across the country came off peacefully, but some turned violent, including in Mangaluru where stone-pelting mobs ignoring a temporary ban on public gatherings were repelled by police, a government official said.
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Most protests across the country came off peacefully, but some turned violent, including in Mangaluru where stone-pelting mobs ignoring a temporary ban on public gatherings were repelled by police, a government official said.
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The decision to include stricter requirements, however, not only repelled the entire Democratic conference, but also centrist Republicans: about one-third of the 2628 GOP dissenters on the farm bill were moderates like Reps.
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There will be viewers who are immediately repelled by and judgmental of Nadia's life choices, and there will be others who don't like Lyonne, who is — as usual — brash, disheveled, and heavily New York–accented.
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"The results of this study show that not all commercially available mosquito repellents are effective in repelling mosquitoes, and that efficacy is also dependent on the species of mosquito that is repelled," the authors wrote.
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After Haftar's forces swiftly handed operational control of the ports to the NOC, the NOC's early work to restore production has been only briefly disturbed by a counter attack that was repelled within the day.
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Kurdish forces claimed they repelled the attack by noon local time — after destroying several pieces of military hardware that had originally been supplied by the United States to Iraq to aid the fight against ISIS.
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Only a lopsided loss, with millions of Republicans so repelled by him that they vote for someone they never imagined they would, sends the message that bigotry, lying and authoritarianism violate Republican values — your values.
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"Hillary Clinton's choice of Tim Kaine does nothing to unify a fractured Democrat base which is repelled by her dishonesty and cronyism," Reince Priebus, the chairman of the Republican National Committee, said in a statement.
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The blasts followed an offensive by Islamic State militants on army and police positions in the same area which left 24 people dead but was eventually repelled by counter-terrorism forces and army attack helicopters.
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Carrie Preston, associate professor of the Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies program at Boston University, told the Washington Post that the idea of men being repelled by products or actions that appear feminine is concerning.
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If he does just win with a plurality of Republican support, that could leave party leaders wiggle room to float another party insider who's more desirable to voters repelled by Trump's inconsistent ideology or demagoguery.
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Scott, who had loved "Daddy Longlegs," conceded that the brothers were "clever and crafty," but he found himself repelled by the new movie, especially by the way Pattinson's character mistreats a series of black characters.
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She's trying to supplement that loss and figure out who she is within that, and also within this very strange, superficial environment, which is this fashion world that she's drawn to but also repelled by.
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The U.S.-led coalition said it repelled that attack near the Euphrates River by hundreds of troops aligned with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, who were backed by artillery, tanks, multiple-launch rocket systems and mortars.
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Neither the Republican Party nor the conservative media empire has been repelled by his frequent taxpayer-funded trips to Trump-branded resorts, or by the cash flowing into his family business from those seeking government favor.
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They said fighters had overnight repelled a major Syrian army attack on the Malah front in an drive to reach the strategic Catello highway, which is the only route in and out of rebel-held areas.
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In Myin Hlut, a collection of villages on Maungdaw's coast, a Rohingya mob attacked a police post with sticks, stones, arrows and Molotov cocktails, said a police officer who repelled the attack with nine other officers.
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SIRTE, Libya (Reuters) - Libyan forces repelled an attempted ambush but lost at least eight of their men as their battle with Islamic State militants encircled in their former stronghold of Sirte resumed on Sunday, officials said.
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Rebels in northwestern Syria contacted by Reuters said supplies of weapons including guided anti-tank missiles by Turkey had not only made it a costly battle for the Russians and their allies but repelled ground assaults.
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MAIDUGURI, Nigeria (Reuters) - The Nigerian army, backed by the country's air force, on Monday repelled an attack an attack by Boko Haram fighters near the border with Niger in the jihadists' northeast heartland, the military said.
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"The Nigerian troops have successfully repelled an attack by Boko Haram terrorists who attempted an incursion into (the) 113 Battalion," army spokesman Sani Usman said in a statement carried by PR Nigeria, which releases government statements.
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This divide was cemented by eight years of Barack Obama; white working-class voters attracted by Bill Clinton's folksy charm were repelled by a black president with a foreign-sounding name and a chilly, cerebral manner.
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AMMAN (Reuters) - U.S. backed Syrian forces repelled a major counter-attack by Islamic State militants holding out at the country's largest dam and in the nearby town of Tabqa, the group and activists said on Sunday.
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Those who wish for a clear definition of socialism from Sanders or Ocasio-Cortez are left with two possible interpretations: Either they have no idea, or they fear voters would be repelled if they came clean.
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CARACAS/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro faced growing regional pressure on Sunday after his troops repelled foreign aid convoys, with the United States threatening new sanctions and Brazil urging allies to join a "liberation effort".
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Separately, the army said it had repelled infiltration by Islamic State militants against the government-held towns of al Barda and al Bayarat almost 10 km (six miles) west of Palmyra and killed dozens of militants.
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When the primetime soap opera Dynasty first launched in the 1980s, Blake Carrington (John Forsythe) was repelled by his gay son Steven — which set up a world of conflict between father and son for several seasons.
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"We repelled their attempt to advance in Sheikh Saed and killed 10 regime fighters and destroyed several vehicles," said a fighter from the Failaq al-Sham rebel group who gave his name as Abdullah al-Halabi.
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Kafa would be engulfed in the late 19th century by the Ethiopian empire, whose soldiers, armed with European guns, would not be repelled by Kafa's unusual weapons: red ants and bees hurled at the invading forces.
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The risks were underscored Thursday when the American-backed coalition said it had repelled an "unprovoked attack" in eastern Syria on Wednesday night by militia forces supporting the Assad government, and had responded with deadly airstrikes.
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But in gaining their support, it has repelled a number of moderates and sent Mr. Trump flailing as he insisted in a series of interviews that the bill would still protect people with pre-existing conditions.
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Ghazni provincial police chief Khalid Wardak told Reuters on Tuesday "there are four bodies and two onboard were alive and they are missing," but said Taliban fighters repelled Afghanistan&aposs attempt to access the crash site.
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In fact, good governors and mayors — by which I mean those with track records of important accomplishments in difficult times — would not have been successful in office if they repelled as many people as they energized.
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The man then opened fire, and as patrons threw themselves to the ground or rushed for the exits, security guards at the club "repelled" the attacker, Mr. Pech said, adding that the guards were apparently armed.
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Her study, published in the Journal of Insect Science, found that of the 11 products tested, the ones containing 65 percent PMD and 98 percent DEET repelled the most mosquitos—48 percent and 77 percent, respectively.
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But India disputed Pakistan's version of events, saying the Pakistani air force had targeted an Indian military installation but had been repelled, with a Pakistani jet shot down and falling on its side of the border.
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But in a system with two major parties (and a media environment that often lacks nuance), your choice about which statement you most agree with — or which one you're most repelled by — can be very revealing.
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The U.S.-led coalition said it repelled an unprovoked attack near the Euphrates River by hundreds of troops aligned with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, who were backed by artillery, tanks, multiple-launch rocket systems and mortars.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraqi forces repelled a major counter-attack by Islamic State fighters at dawn on Wednesday in a district south of the Old City of Mosul, their remaining enclave in the city, a police commander said.
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The envoy, Brett McGurk, said that he had spent a day touring Kobani, the small border town where Kurdish fighters backed by heavy American bombing repelled an invasion by Islamic State fighters almost exactly a year ago.
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The LNA moved up on one part of the front earlier this week but was repelled by the Tripoli forces, who had built barriers, including shipping containers, on southern roads where tanks and artillery guns are located.
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MOSCOW, Dec 14 (Reuters) - Russia's defence ministry said on Wednesday that rebels in the Syrian city of Aleppo had resumed fighting at dawn, but that Syrian government forces had repelled their attacks, Russia's Interfax news agency reported.
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China had repelled fishermen since seizing the Scarborough Shoal in 2012, but Filipino boats returned from the area at the weekend with tonnes of fish, broadcaster GMA reported, showing images of smiling crew and a large catch.
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That included a power play just before the midway mark of the second period in which Andersen repelled a Shea Weber one-timer with his helmet and needed a moment to clear his head before play resumed.
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The film means us to be repelled by Cheney's ends-justify-means morality, but Cheney's position merits deeper reflection: If you insist on limits to what governments can do, are you really prepared to pay the price?
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China's artificial islands became a hot issue last week when the U.S. nominee for Secretary of State, Rex Tillerson, told a Senate hearing that Beijing should be repelled from, and then denied access to, the controversial islets.
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She seems alternately pleased and repelled by Arya's abilities, but considering her ongoing evolution into the clearest-eyed leader among them, it seems likely that she will find a way to use Arya to the Starks' advantage.
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Politically liberal American Jews have been repelled by Mr. Trump's solid support for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and by Mr. Netanyahu's effusive embrace of Mr. Trump and his granting of a wish-list's worth of political gifts.
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Take Cliven Bundy, the right-wing Nevada rancher who faced a $1 million fine in 2014 for willfully flouting federal law and who successfully repelled the government by amassing what amounted to a very well-armed militia.
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And Democrats see an opportunity to demonstrate that "a president with this record and of this character can still be rebuked, repelled, and rejected, and, more importantly, so can his party," the commentator Andrew Sullivan wrote recently.
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In 2014, the Islamic State poured over the Syria-Iraq border and routed the Iraqi Army from Mosul, once the country's second-largest city, and pressed south to the outskirts of Baghdad, the capital, before being repelled.
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In 2014, the Islamic State poured over the Syria-Iraq border and routed the Iraqi Army from Mosul, once the country's second-largest city, and pressed south to the outskirts of Baghdad, the capital, before being repelled.
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Method B was hurling flaming petrol bombs at police—something Nick had done days earlier as protesters successfully repelled officers from another university campus across the city, allowing those inside to make their way out without consequence.
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That said, Mormons are more likely than your average Christian conservative to be so repelled by Trump's personal vulgarity that they'll refuse to lend him support no matter what, even if they agree with his stated policy agenda.
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Fuller's most recent shows tend to revolve around variations on the same relationship: One character represents life, the other character represents death, and they are drawn to each other, and at the same time repelled by each other.
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GOMA, Congo (Reuters) - Mai Mai militiamen attacked an Ebola treatment center at the heart of an outbreak of the disease in eastern Congo on Saturday, killing a policeman and wounding health workers before being repelled by security forces.
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IN RESPONSE to Donald Trump redoubling his attack on America's 11m-odd illegal immigrants and their progeny, Gary Johnson, who is vying to pick up Republican voters repelled by Mr Trump, refused even to describe them as "illegal".
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So repelled is Clooney by the response of white suburbia to African-Americans, and so keen is he to insure that we share his outrage at what they endured, that he quite forgets to be interested in them .
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It's unclear what sort of self-defense training the Dallas Mavericks-provided chair had received, but it certainly had some fight in it, and repelled Kanter's assault vigorously enough that the big man suffered a right forearm fracture.
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Importantly, this push-and-pull between the metal's electrons and the microwaves happens at the surface of the metal and eventually reaches an equilibrium—assuming the electrons have room to expand as they are repelled from one another.
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The story is too good to be true, but, supposedly, years later, during a trip to Florida he was so repelled by the cookie-cutter pink stucco Mediterranean Revival mansions that he exclaimed: "I shot the wrong architect."
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They also say Russian special forces and Iranian-backed militias fighting alongside the Syrian army have breached the ceasefire by launching several major attempts to storm rebel-held areas in recent days that have so far been repelled.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - The United States has asked the United Nations Security Council to meet to discuss the situation in Venezuela on Tuesday, said diplomats after Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's troops repelled foreign aid convoys at the weekend.
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Some evangelical pastors around the country have felt torn about Mr. Trump since his rise; many support Republican stances on issues like abortion and Israel, but are repelled by the racism and sexism they see in his policies.
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Hemin Hawrami, a spokesman for the president of the Kurdish region, Massoud Barzani, wrote on Twitter that pesh merga soldiers had destroyed four government Humvees and had twice repelled a government attack in a district south of Kirkuk.
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Around the same time, a military base was attacked in the state of Carabobo, near the capital, Caracas, an assault that the government said it had repelled, but not before some of the assailants made off with weapons.
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Small groups of migrants crossed the bridge from Tecun Uman, Guatemala, to Ciudad Hidalgo, Mexico, on Saturday after Mexican National Guardsmen repelled an attempt by some of the Central Americans to force their way through the border gates.
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"Despite the enemy coming within five yards of his position and friendly artillery shells exploding around him, he continued to direct the fire of friendly artillery, which ultimately repelled the assaulting enemy elements," according to the White House.
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Mr. Todorov's 2001 study of the rescue of most Bulgarian Jews during the Holocaust concluded that their saviors had complex motivations: They were sympathetic to the Germans and to authoritarian rule, but were also repelled by anti-Semitism.
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A former minister from the ruling center-left party, Carlos Alvarado, 38, repelled a challenge from Fabricio Alvarado, a 43-year-old evangelical Christian preacher, in a run-off election in the 5 million population Central American nation.
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She didn't feel afraid of or repelled by the dead baby but sensed that the mother needed someone to walk with her until she reached a place where someone else would take over and know what to do.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said the army repelled an Islamic State attack southeast of Aleppo on Thursday, after clashes temporarily cut a supply route linking the city to other government-held areas of Syria.
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The distinctions were unclear in an arc that both revealed the inner-workings of the Sanctuary and kept viewers as off-balance as poor Carl, who was repelled and enraged by Negan's cruelties but tantalized by his power.
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That will require making it through the line of guards, who have repelled other such attempts with a level of physical force Sioux tribal members and protesters have described as "excessive" — claims that recently prompted a United Nations investigation.
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Under the headline "The crusade on Nineveh gets a lousy start," the group's weekly online magazine Al-Nabaa said it repelled assaults on all fronts, killing dozens in ambushes and suicide attacks and destroying dozens of vehicles including tanks.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - President Vladimir Putin observed Russia's biggest war games in years on Monday, watching as his forces successfully repelled an imaginary enemy and launched a tank-led counter offensive, part of an exercise that has rattled the West.
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Rebels repelled an attempt by pro-government militias to advance in the Sheikh Saeed area on the southern periphery of eastern Aleppo after heavy bombardment, Al-Farouk Abu Bakr, a commander in the Ahrar al-Sham group, told Reuters.
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Mr Sanders's success in 2016 (not that he ever seriously threatened to beat Hillary Clinton) was based on attracting voters who were chiefly repelled by his establishment rival, and they have a greater array of alternatives this time around.
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On Saturday, rebels said they had repelled several attempts to seize villages in the Laja region, a volcanic, rugged area that lies between Deraa and Sweida provinces, where most of the ground forces clashes have so far taken place.
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On November 12th riot officers tried to enter the rural campus of the Chinese University of Hong Kong (one of their volleys of tear-gas is pictured), but were repelled by students who threw petrol bombs and fired arrows.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Syrian government troops, supported by Russian air forces, repelled an offensive by militants on the northern fringes of Syria's largest city of Aleppo on Tuesday, killing 40 attackers, RIA news agency quoted Russia's Defence Ministry as saying.
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Trump doesn't appear to understand that the US can't simply shut down the US-Mexico border; that people coming to the US without papers can't simply be repelled or deported (because they might have valid grounds to claim asylum).
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Democrats' moderate wing, which is anchored by older black voters in the South, remains deeply skeptical of Sanders-style socialism, while the New New Left, powered by young radicals in big cities, is repelled by the incrementalism of Biden.
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Kenny Williams scored 17 points as No. 12 North Carolina repelled a second-half Syracuse rally and produced a 78-59 victory in the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament's second round Wednesday night at the Barclays Center in New York.
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"We had to upgrade our protests," said Peter Mok, a 26-year-old clerk, who was wearing a face mask and a rain jacket as he joined demonstrators repelled from the government headquarters by tear gas on August 31.
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As early as 1838, local politicians had "repelled public inquiry into their actions, browbeat the taxpayers when they complained, and broke down that high sense of propriety in public office and trusts," the historian Henry Stiles wrote in 1868.
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The attack is only the latest indication of the precarious security around Ghazni following the big Taliban assault in August, which shocked the government and was only repelled with the help of U.S. air strikes and special force troops.
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Some protesters tried to rip the barbed wire off a fence, but they were repelled by the security forces, who fired a barrage of tear gas and sent them running, with many choking from the smoke, vomiting or fainting.
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Feeling repelled yet fascinated by this strange culture, Tseng began putting together the beginnings of what, today, is The Founder—a business simulator intended to put single players through the instabilities and moral consequences faced when founding a startup.
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Thousands of people fleeing poverty and war in Africa and the Middle East have taken shelter in the makeshift camp known as the "jungle" after attempts to force their way into Britain via the Channel Tunnel were repelled by French police.
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The improved offer comes after a group of workers at the mine from unions 1, 2 and 3, which represent 80% of its workforce, was repelled by police, while at least 12 people were arrested, one of the unions said.
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All of this raises the rather improbable prospect of a number of serious contenders campaigning for the French presidency on the centre ground, fighting over moderate voters disappointed by both Mr Hollande and Mr Sarkozy, but repelled by Ms Le Pen.
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Proof that after a certain age, unless you're preternaturally youthful or willing to extinguish signs of wear and tear using Instagram tools, then all the famous "gazes" (the male gaze, the fashion gaze and the social media gaze) are repelled.
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The Reconquista revisited Most of America's serious conservative thinkers, as opposed to the people who play conservatives on Fox News, are repelled both by the Republican Party's leader and by the willingness of its officials and officeholders to stand by him.
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It has not all been plain sailing for IS. It suffered a setback in mid-2015 when its attempt to take over the eastern town of Derna met resistance from local tribes, repelled by its brutality, and rival Islamist militias.
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Yet Douglass was repelled by Brown's fanaticism: morally clear-eyed on the subject of slavery, Brown was crazy on the subject of what to do about slavery, moved by bloodlusts and Biblicism and incapable of reasoning about means and ends.
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Several Republican voters say they grow leery every time Mr. Trump speaks these days, for fear he will embarrass them, and feel increasingly repelled just when they hoped he might adjust his message to try to draw more people in.
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Turks mark what they call the Canakkale war on March 18, when Ottoman forces repelled an Allied World War One assault on the Dardanelles — the sole maritime outlet for arch foe Russia — sinking a French battleship and destroying British warships.
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This seemingly intentional assault on new ideas and over-emphasis on technical mastery provided the conditions by which a pariah like Kenny G, whose work repelled damn near everybody who actually cares about music, could completely take over a music genre.
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AMMAN/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Syrian rebels said on Tuesday they had repelled an army offensive in southern Aleppo as Russian and Syrian warplanes pounded residential areas, while nations spoke of rebuilding a peace process the United States broke off this week.
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Sandra Bullock starred in two witchy movies: in 1992's Love Potion No. 9, a spell given by a gypsy (as in the eponymous song) changes the subject's voice so the opposite sex is attracted and the same sex is repelled.
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UNITED NATIONS, Feb 25 (Reuters) - The United States has asked the United Nations Security Council to meet to discuss the situation in Venezuela on Tuesday, said diplomats after Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's troops repelled foreign aid convoys at the weekend.
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Under the headline "The crusade on Nineveh gets a lousy start," the group's weekly online magazine Al-Nabaa said it repelled all assaults on all fronts, killing dozens in ambushes and suicide attacks and destroying dozens of vehicles including tanks.
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The line demarcates the point where, in 1947, Indian forces repelled invading Pashtun tribal fighters that Pakistan drew from its border area with Afghanistan — the beginning of a longstanding Pakistani strategy to use militant proxies to weaken its neighboring rivals.
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There is no conversation I am less inclined to have, since I have little available time, am repelled by the idea of discussing my private affairs with a complete stranger, and consider that I am in no position to advise anyone.
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The Russian defense ministry claims its air defenses detected 13 "small-size air targets" approaching its bases and repelled the attack, shooting down seven drones with its anti-aircraft missile systems and taking control of six others using electronic warfare.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — The American-backed coalition in Syria said Thursday that it had repelled an attack by forces supporting the Assad government, carrying out deadly strikes in a rare confrontation between competing factions that have both fought the Islamic State.
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KHOST, Afghanistan (Reuters) - A suicide car bomb detonated near an army base in the eastern Afghan province of Khost on Friday, killing one soldier and wounding several before the army repelled at attack on the base by four gunmen, the district chief said.
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Several types of mint found in Hawaii, for example, don't have the distinctive mint taste that the plant has in the continental US, because they didn't evolve having to defend themselves from grazing animals that are usually repelled by that mint taste.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Syrian militias backed by U.S.-led air strikes have repelled a second Islamic State counter attack in 24 hours near a city being targeted in a major offensive against the jihadist group, an official and a monitoring group said on Monday.
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If ever there were a convincing case to be made for the dangers of philosophy, then surely it's Marx's discovery of Hegel, whose "grotesque craggy melody" repelled him at first but which soon had him dancing deliriously through the streets of Berlin.
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Telekom Austria said on Tuesday its mobile internet service was hit by a cyber attack that caused temporary access outages for millions of users from Friday until late Monday, while it had also repelled an attack on its Austrian fixed-line internet infrastructure.
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The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a British-based war monitor, said the group had managed to regain control over most of Raqqa's industrial district, but the SDF said fighting was limited to the edges of that area and the attack was repelled.
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Macron will offer an oak sapling taken from the scene of a key World War One battle, where the Marine Corps repelled a German offensive in the final year of the conflict almost exactly a century ago, the French presidency said on Sunday.
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Breathing life into these mechanics requires a willingness to join the game in its often halting efforts at storytelling, and it dawns on me that maybe this is the thing above all others that has repelled me about so many space strategy games.
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The lower Chamber of Deputies, where debate on the bill will begin at committee level on Wednesday, said in a statement that 500 demonstrators, most of them off duty police officers, tried to invade the building but were repelled with no injuries reported.
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ABUJA/LAGOS (Reuters) - When protesters marched on Nigeria's presidential villa earlier this month to complain about a biting recession, they were not repelled by baton-wielding policemen, the usual fate for anyone arriving uninvited at the gate of the country's power center.
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Repelled by the Conservative party's lurch to the right, its embrace of a no deal, and the election of Johnson as prime minister, "moderate" Tory voters in these seats are ready to ditch their old party for the Lib Dems, the latter says.
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Haftar re-asserted this concocted image of strength last June when he repelled an attack by Ibrahin Jadhran, a blacklisted militia leader who guarded the Ras Lanuf and Al-Sidra oil terminals with his Petroleum Facility Guard company after the 2011 revolution.
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In Virginia, the party had already long targeted Ms. Comstock, casting her as a poor fit for a district that includes some rural pockets, like Berryville, but also left-leaning Washington suburbs and vast reserves of more moderate voters repelled by Mr. Trump.
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Within the Marvel universe, Wakanda is one of the most technologically advanced countries on the planet (if not the most), one that has repelled every attempt at invasion — including intergalactic ones — from anyone silly enough to think they could defeat the Wakandan forces.
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Iger's comments, made in an interview with Reuters, were the strongest sign yet that Hollywood could pull back from Georgia, which has lured television and film producers with generous tax breaks, but has also at times repelled the industry with its politics.
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Reuters reported that the attack, which was apparently repelled by the Taliban, came amid an attempt by the U.S. and Afghanistan's government to reach the site of a crashed E-11A communications aircraft believed to be carrying at least two U.S. service members.
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Two days later, more than 1,000 migrants tried to force their way from Guatemala into Mexico by fording a river that separates the two countries and storming up a steep riverbank before being repelled by Mexican security forces wielding riot shields and truncheons.
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The 6-foot-10 power forward chased Grizzlies players around the perimeter and repelled them in the paint (area surrounding the basket), finishing with seven blocks and a steal even though he missed nearly all of the first quarter with a calf injury.
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NAIROBI, Kenya — Al-Shabab extremists overran a key military base used by U.S. counterterror forces in Kenya before dawn Sunday, killing three American Department of Defense personnel and destroying several U.S. aircraft and vehicles before they were repelled, U.S. and Kenyan authorities said.
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Because he writes mostly from inside his characters' heads, in jagged bursts of free indirect style, he can present his reduced and impaired men without judgment or commentary; like Michel Houellebecq, he seems both repelled by and drawn to a brutal erotic prosaicism.
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She released her first full-length comic, D.U.I.I, at the recent LA Book Arts Fair, and although the narrative is totally wordless, the comic is so rich with linear imagery that it keeps the reader both awed and repelled from cover to cover.
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I was aware of the drug problem before I moved here, thanks to Oxycontin's nickname of "hillbilly heroin" and movies like Oxyana, and like just about anything else involving drugs, this was an aspect of West Virginia that both attracted and repelled me.
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Though the first batch of polls that came in after the Democratic convention were good for Clinton, it was only after several days of raging controversy over the Khans that she started posting truly eye-popping numbers, as voters were seemingly repelled by Trump's behavior.
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"If you were on the fence, and you were repelled by Trump and open to her, and the Comey letter happens, and you were reminded of the emails, a lot of people decided, 'Never mind,'" a senior adviser told CNN, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's Ministry of Defence said on Monday that it had repelled a drone and missile attack on its main air base in Syria over the weekend and accused former Nusra Front militants of being behind the assault, the RIA news agency reported.
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Rather than appealing to swing voters and hoping the Democratic base turns up because it has nowhere else to go, she is trying to broaden and energise the base while hoping to pull in some swing voters and suburban moderates repelled by Mr Kemp.
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Despite being repelled by his disfigured face and general person, Beatrice enlists her father's servant De Flores (Manoel Felciano) to do the deed, little realizing that he lusts after her and will refuse money for compensation, preferring, and eventually insisting upon, payment of another kind.
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" Anti-Trump Republicans praise Kaine Meanwhile, the Republican National Committee tried to stoke tensions between Clinton and the liberal base that initially flocked to Bernie Sanders, saying that Kaine did "nothing to unify a fractured Democrat base which is repelled by her dishonesty and cronyism.
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He repelled a fierce Thiem fightback, saving a couple of set points in the second set tiebreak before clinching a debut win with his 13th ace — celebrating by inviting the crowd to join in a verse of "happy birthday" to his watching wife Kelsey.
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They have also prevented the NOC from resuming operations at the ports of Ras Lanuf and Es Sider, which were placed under force majeure on June 14 during an armed attack by opponents of Khalifa Haftar's Libyan National Army (LNA) that was later repelled.
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HONG KONG — Riot police officers fired tear gas and rubber bullets in downtown Hong Kong on Wednesday as they repelled tens of thousands of protesters who tried to swarm the city's legislature in anger over proposed legislation that would allow extraditions to mainland China.
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In the last days of the campaign, Mr. Trump's campaign manager, Brad Parscale, debuted a gauzy TV ad that focused on an economic message and was meant to appeal to female voters in suburban areas who have been repelled by Mr. Trump's tone and messaging.
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The report also suggested that Mr. Maduro's antagonist, Juan Guaidó, the opposition leader, also had seized on aid deliveries to try to gain the upper hand, exacerbating tensions by forcing a confrontation in February in which Mr. Maduro repelled an effort to puncture the blockade.
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It was the fulfillment of a vital campaign promise made by Mr. Trump — one that allayed the reservations of many Republican Party stalwarts, who were otherwise repelled by his candidacy — to make the appointment of a strict conservative to the Supreme Court a top priority.
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And then, when Texas Tech needed him most, Culver delivered too, scoring two baskets late, including a 3-pointer from the top of the arc that pushed the Red Raiders lead to 58-51 with 58 seconds left and repelled the final Michigan State charge.
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A separate attack in the western Baghdad outskirts of Abu Ghraib followed an offensive by Islamic State militants on army and police positions in the same area on Sunday which left 24 people dead but was eventually repelled by counter-terrorism forces and army attack helicopters.
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It opened with a scene in which Cruz, gearing up to run for the Senate, visits George W. Bush to get his backing, then holds forth at such tone-deaf length about his disruptive plans for the Republican Party that the former president is appalled and repelled.
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The assault was repelled a week later, but eastern officials aligned with Haftar blocked the internationally recognized NOC in Tripoli from reentering the ports and stopped loadings at Zueitina and Hariga terminals, saying they would take control of exports through a parallel NOC based in the east.
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Iraq now looks much as it did in 2010, another election year, shortly after the defeat of al-Qaeda in Iraq, the precursor to IS. That victory was thanks largely to America's support for "awakened" Sunni fighters, many of whom were repelled by the jihadists' brutality.
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Fuller left Dead Like Me before its first season concluded, and the series' focus quickly shifted, but its fundamental tension — the push and pull between life and death, constantly drawn to and repelled by each other — was one Fuller has continued to explore in his subsequent work.
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State news agency SANA later said damages were only material and referred to the last Israeli attacks at the end of last month when it said its air defences repelled a major attack on some of its outposts on the outskirts of the capital and Homs province.
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"I read with pleasure the poems of Bertolt Brecht, although I am repelled by his Stalinism—but here, not so simply, it is a matter of seeing how his subtlety of mind breaks past, complicates, and sometimes undercuts his ideological stance," Howe wrote in his 1972 essay.
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KAGA BANDORO, Central African Republic — Fighters from a largely Muslim militia in the Central African Republic's remote north on Wednesday attacked people displaced by violence in the country, stabbing or hacking to death 13 people before United Nations peacekeepers repelled them, killing at least 10, officials said.
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If you take it from Season 2, when Jaime and Brienne first meet, through the duration of their history together, the changes in their dynamic — you watch it move from being repelled by each other, to respect, to being encouraged by each other, to possible attraction.
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Too many Americans are repelled by his immigration and health care policies, by his racism and sexism, and by his corruption and lawlessness to allow a normal path to victory, in which a president both attempts to keep his campaign promises while expanding his base of support.
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Over drinks recently, a friend talked in distress about what felt to him like the Trumpish undercurrent to the series: as much as he enjoyed more complex characters (mostly Lannisters) and those brilliant battles, he felt repelled by the show's nihilistic insistence that only dominance mattered.
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