She has since been shuttled around the country from safe house to safe house to protect her from reprisals.
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Since then they have moved from safe house to safe house, as they seek a visa in a safe country.
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It must be tough having to move from safe house to safe house and even bathing using buckets of water.
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Instead of transporting her to the safe house, though, he receives the sudden message that the safe house has been compromised.
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Bibi, who was required to remain in Pakistan until the latest petition was considered, has been under state protection and moved from safe house to safe house amid the ongoing threats from extremists.
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She is currently living in a safe house in Islamabad.
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We had thought we were in such a safe house.
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The safe house is often full, said program director Markowitz.
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S and that he needs to check the safe house.
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At night, the Safe House is bathed in warm lighting.
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When he came to, he crawled to a safe house.
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Reynolds played Matt Weston in the thriller "Safe House" (2012).
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The clergy retreated to a "safe house" — a restaurant nearby.
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Safe House was at Mary Boone Gallery through December 22.
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In rare public remarks, the chief of the Israel Security Agency, Nadav Argaman, said Israel had been tracking Mr. Abu al-Ata's movements for days as he moved from safe house to safe house.
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Pallomari has been moved to a safe house with his family.
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The inside of the safe house looked like a cyberpunk hideout.
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It's directed by Daniel Espinosa, director of "Safe House" and "Life."
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Barajas founded a safe house in Tijuana for other deported veterans.
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Matt: Yeah, she took a safe house and the whole shebang.
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It must be a safe house they were keeping her at.
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The paintings in Safe House at Mary Boone were the antidote.
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And because of the work that we did we then created a safe house for these young women so that instead of them being arrested and put in juvenile hall they would be in a safe house.
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The same could be said of his safe house in Los Mochis.
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But for many of them, the safe house is all they have.
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Heidegger has given up the safe house where the roaches are staying.
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The trouble is that we aren't sure where the safe house is.
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I was taken from the camp and put into a safe house.
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Our correspondent interviewed men who escaped at a safe house outside Chechnya.
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Bombings at a guesthouse and the suspects' safe house remain under investigation.
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The family is now staying in a YPG safe house in northeastern Syria.
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"A gay bar is absolutely a sanctuary and a safe house," he says.
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He arrived here after living in a safe house to beat his addiction.
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First, I was shocked that Philip brought Martha in to a safe house.
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After failing to capture Zambada, Vazquez was closing in on Guzman's safe house.
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The first among them arrived from a safe house in Russia in June.
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Women whispered warnings about migrants who had been murdered in the safe house.
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Then the girls were tucked away in a safe house, its location unknown.
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To Rasmus' horror, every single hive breaks up and heads to the safe house.
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They all arrive to the newest safe house completely silent; Mama Escobar looks guilty.
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The only food in this particular safe house is canned goods from the pantry.
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An anxious Taliban negotiator vomits copiously during talks at a safe house in Munich.
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After getting Rafa to the safe house, Felix looks to the DFS for help.
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We hadn't told anyone where the safe house was, so this indicated possible corruption.
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She used the app to plan a careful exit strategy to a safe house.
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The Safe House , by Christophe Boltanski, translated from the French by Laura Marris (Chicago) .
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Supun spoke to Motherboard over Skype from a safe house arranged by their lawyer.
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In some safe House districts, the primary winner effectively determined the general election victor.
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The Safe House appears to be a solid concrete steel block from the outside.
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But there's an old safe house, known as the Stables, which Guillam discovers untouched.
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Investigators knew about possible safe house locations in Los Mochis, a city in Sinaloa.
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If you're constantly on the run, moving from safe house to safe house while being hunted by US-led forces, it's also difficult to communicate with the more far-flung members of your organization — something al-Qaeda also discovered the hard way.
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Officers also discovered a Koran in their safe house, opened at a page on martyrdom.
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They took me to some safe house and showed me all kinds of other shit.
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To hide away in a safe house, where people like Paulson's character will torture you.
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With a movie screen and a swimming pool, the Safe House is great for entertaining.
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Together with a few friends, he had taken refuge in a safe house outside Managua.
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As the director of the safe house, Samwelly and her team operate on a shoestring.
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The team flew to California, rented a safe house, and surveyed the United California Bank.
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Unsatisfied with a safe House seat, he set off on a long-shot Senate bid.
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That the Teacups ended up dead in their own safe house is an embarrassing failure.
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To remain a threat, Ebola needs a safe house in which to lie low and hide.
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Eventually, they closed in on him in a safe house in Los Mochis, a coastal town.
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In early 2011, a second cell phone found its way to Pesce in the safe house.
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His death, in a safe-house besieged by an overpowering Indian force, followed a familiar pattern.
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The Americans took him to a safe house for two days of interrogations by government agents.
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Two other bombings at a guesthouse and at the suspects' apparent safe house remain under investigation.
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Hours after the raid began, Mr. Pérez lay dead in the rubble of the safe house.
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She returned home only after spending several months in a safe house undergoing a rehabilitation program.
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The former ISIS militants were living in a safe house guarded by an Afghan counterterrorism unit.
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Jorge calmly suggest another safe house he can hide in — they just have to leave right now.
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The team leaps into action and extracts Clara, placing her in a safe house in the country.
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Soon, they arrive at yet another sprawling, beautiful safe house, but it's clear Tata has had enough.
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Now he is clean and living in a safe house, and has started cooking at Hotspot Hutspot.
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The day before, Cerreti travelled to the safe house with nearly two thousand pages of transcribed interviews.
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Several ruses later, Elizabeth had straight-arrow Don drugged and naked in bed at a safe house.
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We can all agree that cities should be safe, house good schools, and provide real job opportunities.
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The police moved relatives of one of the women to a safe house, local news media reported.
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Leiber — then Judith Peto — had escaped capture during the Holocaust by hiding inside a Swiss safe house.
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Intercepting it before its destination — perhaps a safe house — risked robbing the F.B.I. of a crucial lead.
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"Our focus here is to keep everybody safe," House Speaker Eileen Filler-Corn told The Associated Press.
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Apparently, she was able to make her way to a Quaker family that had a safe house.
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They went to the tribal council, demanding and getting funds for a safe house for young people.
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"She got married because of no food, no water," Adamu said from the government safe house in Abuja.
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The monk, Akmeemana Dayarathana, and colleagues are accused of storming into the safe house chanting "Rohingyas are terrorists".
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A single overhead light illuminates his face, bruised and bloodied by the soldiers who raided his safe house.
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In 2016, Eugenie privately visited a safe house for victims of sexual exploitation and used in slave labor.
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Celis agrees to let him stay in his safe house for three days before fleeing to Latin America.
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Princess Eugenie has privately visited a safe house for people who have been exploited in modern-day slavery.
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They are unlikely, for example, to make calls from inside a safe house in which they are living.
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Hammond was sprinted out of his InterContinental Hotel by Solidarity operatives, who stashed him in a safe house.
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The hotel next door is a known safe house for pollos waiting around for polleros, according to Comanche.
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The gang decides to reach out to MK, but first they need the laptop from the safe house.
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He later rented a safe house south of Brussels, used by the Paris attackers as they were preparing.
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That apartment was used as a safe house by some of the terrorists who carried out the Nov.
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We were read the rules and procedures of the safe house in case of a bombing or emergency.
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As a guest in a safe house, you are invited to join the others in-residence for dinner.
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The Marjaree Mason Center, a social services organization, placed Flores and her children in an emergency safe house.
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His father and two brothers were killed during a gun battle when security forces stormed their safe house.
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They met up at a safe house and left together, heading toward their motorcycles parked down the street.
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Authorities believe the attackers who carried out the March 22 bombings used the apartment as a safe house.
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Eugenie, meanwhile, has been speaking out against modern-day slavery and recently visited a safe house that helps survivors.
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Once you're at DZ 50 you can start making use of the blueprints sold in the DZ06 safe house.
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The Jewish man offering his home as a safe house says he draws upon his religion's history during WWII.
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He was holed up in a safe house in Los Mochis, Sinaloa, surrounded by bodyguards when the raid commenced.
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One day, he was lured to a Caballeros safe house under the guise of praying for a sick patient.
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"These individuals fled with nothing and were in a safe house in Russia for months," Powell told BuzzFeed News.
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It's about getting a special child to a mythical safe house and the dangers and sacrifices along the way.
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However, one day we drove past the safe house and noticed a car containing a member of this team.
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Meanwhile, Michel, whose real name is Salim, is being held in a sturdy fake cell in Kurtz's safe house.
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She runs to a safe house with her friend, where, I can assure you, she is probably not safe.
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According to the mod's download page, it includes over 60 wrecked vehicles, a custom safe house, and 1,675 props.
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This is a safe house that caters to clientele who are getting ready to cross the US-Canada border.
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During the intake process at the safe house, he was asked if he wanted to be a suicide bomber.
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"She could hear shouts from the policemen in the stairwell" as she fled to a safe house in Lyon.
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Meier said he contacted prosecutors, F.B.I. agents and the Drug Enforcement Administration, which oversaw Buscetta's security and safe house.
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He described what was happening while Sanchez and Chapo were asleep in bed at the safe house in Culiacán.
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This is a secret safe house for Nicaraguan protesters who are trying to avoid capture by the country's authorities.
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Foroozan's daughters, Mozhdah, 14, and Mahtab, 12, were moved to a safe house after they were released from prison.
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The group slept fitfully in the safe house and was on the move at 3:30 the next morning.
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In Haruki Murakami's 1Q84, the protagonist, Aomame, a martial arts instructor, is forced to live in a safe house.
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But he offered nothing further on the safe house in Iraq, easily the most tantalizing tidbit in the chapter.
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We might never know exactly how law enforcement officials tracked down Guzman in a Sinaloa safe house in January.
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House of Cherith -- a part of Atlanta's City of Refuge transitional housing campus -- is a safe-house for exploited women.
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Cleaver held court in his Algiers safe house with Timothy Leary, the drug-taking high priest of U.S. counter-culture.
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Felix, at the safe house — which doesn't look so safe anymore — sees blood on the floor and a bloody corkscrew.
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ICO terrorist Yusuf al Ahmadi is secretly transported out of Guantanamo Bay and into a government safe house in Virginia.
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It's time for a Hannah Ann and Peter safe house visit where we know now that terrible stuff goes down.
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We have collected and verified about 2447835333851 pieces of evidence that were within or around the safe house on Jan.
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In June, Josue, a 21-year-old Honduran, reached a safe house in the Mexican border city of Reynosa, Tamaulipas.
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If it's a garage or a safe house, the F.B.I., ordered out in force by Dennis, may already be there.
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Her spy antennas were out, though — she noticed the lack of photographs and realized they were in a safe house.
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There's also the Chatham Village Historic District, home to the historic landmark Bigham House, once a safe house for slaves.
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A wild ride ensues across the Irish countryside, to a safe house that turns out to be not so safe.
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Kim met Han at a safe house in Shenyang, a city in China's northeast Liaoning province, which borders North Korea.
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Hookers for Jesus founder Annie Lobert denied that her organization requires safe house residents to attend services at her church.
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Their destination was a safe house known as Vive, at 2015 Wyoming Avenue, on the east side of the city.
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Arkady packed his gear and spent nine months with 33 children at a safe house for some of Iraq's most neglected.
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They make it inside the safe house, where Raiman wastes no time in shooting everything and everyone that crosses her path.
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He was captured in March 2002 at senior al Qaeda facilitator Abu Zubaydah's safe house in Faisalabad, according to the profile.
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Fairfax Media reported Faulkner was waiting inside the car for her children, and the trio were taken to a safe house.
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Freddy: I'm confused because in episode 22013, I thought they alluded to it being their safe house, where Elliot got shot.
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He was caught early on Friday after Mexican marines raided his safe house, killing five and capturing six of Guzman's henchman.
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Barely healed, he set off from the hospital by bicycle, making his way to a safe house where he could recuperate.
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Since then, Samy has seen her mother only once, during a brief meeting in a safe house when she was 21.
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Mehala and Mkhai now live in a safe house in Bristol, England: a temporary, emergency refuge for women escaping domestic violence.
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He rented at least one safe house, bought materials used in explosives and drove across Europe to pick up other suspects.
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The plan began to unravel as soon as he veered off the city's main crosstown highway toward the Falcons' safe house.
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At CCF's shelter in Somaliland, 32 rescued orphaned cheetahs are cared for at a safe house now bursting at the seams.
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What Mr. Parr can offer, as AIDS plays did for so many theatergoers in pain, is a kind of safe house.
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Grayson has denied any wrongdoing, but told WFTV he regretted abandoning a safe House seat for a chance at the Senate.
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Counselors secreted her and her sons to a safe house, before moving them to a more permanent home early last year.
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One of those merit-based grantees is a "safe house" called Destiny House, run by the Nevada group Hookers for Jesus.
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It's hosted the production of "Safe House" (2012) starring Denzel Washington and "Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom" (2013) starring Idris Elba.
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They are recent rescues, kept in a safe house run by the National Agency for Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP).
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Police raided the suspected safe house in the central Brussels district of Etterbeek on Saturday, but found no weapons or explosives.
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The rest of the Saudi squad, including generals and their security detail, waited at the safe house, according to the source.
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This subterranean safe house can hold up to 2.25 billion seeds and currently contains some 5,000 species of essential food crops.
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A wall of the room where the video was taken appears to match that of the safe house that was raided.
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She wasn't going to remain cooped up in her safe house all day and let her assailants get the better of her.
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Back in 2007, a team of biologists at Duke University proposed that the appendix serves as a "safe house" for useful bacteria.
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Then all of a sudden Jane's sex rendezvous is cut short in favor of being forcibly placed in a terrifying safe house.
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So, instead of turning Rafa in, as was Felix's original plan, he transports him to a safe house in a remote neighborhood.
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But a statewide campaign in Tennessee is not like running in a safe House district or doing another segment on Fox News.
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A GoPro video was released on Monday showing the initial stage of the raid on a safe house where Guzmán was hiding.
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After a few minutes, Patron and I headed into the safe house as the two men peeled off into the courtyard somewhere.
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Authorities found Pulido in safe house in the southern part of Ciudad Victoria, his hometown, and one of his captors was arrested.
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In one interview, Mr. Pham recalled the day that Mr. Awlaki visited a safe house in Yemen where Mr. Pham was staying.
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Mexican marines rearrested him in the western state of Sinaloa in January, after he fled a safe house through a storm drain.
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Denied the safe house of interiority so lavishly furnished for even the dimmest white person, he can seek refuge only in testimony.
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He's in the center of a room surrounded by a group of female Eritrean immigrants at a safe house in Austin, Texas.
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MRI set up Britain's first safe house for LGBTi refugees and asylum seekers last October and has since opened a second one.
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The Rio Grande Valley is unique in that immigrants can reach a safe house in the U.S. minutes after crossing the river.
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He is believed to have used a false name to rent a safe house in Charleroi, Belgium, and the apartment in Forest.
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Through the Salvation Army, K and the others were taken to a safe house and immediately put into a witness protection program.
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A team of DEA agents and Mexican marines was hammering on the front door of their safe house with a battering ram.
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What seemed like a tasteless joke quickly became tragic when one of the deported men hanged himself in a safe house there.
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According to local news reports, the police moved relatives of one of the women who entered the temple into a safe house.
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They spent Thursday night in a safe house, and on Friday, a court granted them anticipatory bail, effectively protecting them from arrest.
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The next day, we had to sneak out into a safe house as our lawyers battled to keep us from getting detained.
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Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights said police arrested 28 men late on Monday who were receiving treatment at a safe house after beatings.
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Apparently, it's freezing in the new safe house, so Escobar does what any sane person would do: He makes a fire using cash.
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The Mexican Marines captured Guzmán after a brief shootout in a safe house in the city of Los Mochis, Sinaloa, on January 243.
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The actor is also known for his roles in Crash and NBC's Believe, and starred in films like Super 8 and Safe House.
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He is also believed to have rented a safe house in the southern Belgian city of Charleroi used to mount the Paris attacks.
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Their home "is my safe house in the hurricane"—a protection from the raging LA outside, but a disquieting comfort on the inside.
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She became a prostitute when he demanded money from her, only managing to escape to a safe house after two years of work.
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Dragged from the basement of an ISIS safe house in the northern city of Mosul, disturbing footage showed Wenzel screaming as onlookers cheered.
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He rented cars and at least one safe house, bought material used in explosives and drove across Europe to pick up other suspects.
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The anti-trafficking activists who were raped have been discharged from a hospital and are being kept in a safe house, police said.
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But when she did leave with her young son, she lasted just one night in a safe house before returning to her abuser.
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They're now registered with UNHCR and are under United Nations protection, but that does not include personal security or an official safe house.
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Lenin threw himself into rallying his fellow radicals while under the protection of Stalin, who smuggled him from one safe house to another.
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A safe house in Iranian Kurdistan was also raided, and suicide vests, weapons and bomb-making equipment were found, the Intelligence Ministry reported.
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In a quietly funny scene, she surprised them by bringing her hockey-star beau, Gennady, to the safe house and announcing their engagement.
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He took one truck, moved to another truck and ducked into a safe house that had been identified weeks earlier, according to Donovan.
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They can offer legal assistance, accompaniment to ICE check-ins, financial help, or in the case of the safe house network, direct sanctuary.
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After nearly an hour of walking through a series of dizzying hills that make up the Rwandan capital, he reaches his safe house.
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Security forces had dismantled what he called a dangerous criminal group called "The Anthony" and found a safe house being used for kidnappings.
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Mexican marines re-arrested him in the western state of Sinaloa in January, after he fled a safe house through a storm drain.
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This subterranean safe house holds more than 5,000 species of essential food crops, including hundreds of thousands of varieties of wheat and rice.
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He is also believed to have rented a safe house in the southern Belgian city of Charleroi used in preparation for the Paris attacks.
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There are usually two or three per neighborhood and their locations can be discovered by talking to the security officer in each safe house.
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Director Daniel Espinosa (Safe House) can't top Gravity's terrifying spacewalk scenes, with the sense of Earth looming over astronauts like an immense, inimical shadow.
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The movie follows young mom Malorie (Sandra Bullock), who must go on a perilous river journey to get her kids to a safe house.
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Lois Gunden, a French teacher from Indiana, founded a children's home on the French coast that acted as a safe house for Jewish families.
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When Park called, he was in a taxi heading back to his safe house after picking up supplies and unwinding a little in town.
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He said he voted in favor of the referendum because he does not want New Jersey to become a "safe house" for undocumented immigrants.
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A safe house was rented in Charleroi by Islamic State terrorists who were involved in the deadly assaults in and around Paris on Nov.
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The pair had been hiding in the bushes, and were ushered into the car to head to a safe house funded by the charity.
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Though New York City has a population of nearly 800,000 Muslims, Asiyah is the only safe house dedicated to Muslim women fleeing domestic violence.
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His paper proposed that the appendix was a "safe house" for good gut bacteria, and could help repopulate the microbiome after a nasty infection.
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Once again, Guzman tried to run, this time through a trapdoor in a closet that led to a sewage tunnel underneath the safe house.
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Meanwhile, over the border in Mexico, a gang of drug traffickers from the Zetas cartel cheered the victory with whiskey, from a safe house.
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In interviews with the Times and other outlets, Cardona and Reta described living in a Texas safe house and carrying out hits on demand.
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Mr. Lowry gave up his safe House seat to run for an open 19773 Senate post, but he lost to Slade Gorton, a Republican.
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In the movie, with a touch of artistic license, Eichmann develops a curious relationship with Malkin during nightly talk sessions in the safe house.
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A journalist friend recently told me about being picked up and taken to a safe house for a so-called debrief about his work.
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In a statement, the militant group said its members had attacked a safe house of the Inter-Services Intelligence Directorate, the country's spy agency.
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When that's not an option, the group will pool their resources and rent a residential property that can be run as a safe house.
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Three months later, Mexican marines raided a safe house in the city of Los Mochis and Guzman was arrested after fleeing through a storm sewer.
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In Guyana, they are putting the finishing touches on a remodeled safe house for rescued children that should open by the end of the month.
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The San Antonio incident demonstrated how smugglers regularly use big rigs as part of an elaborate network of foot guides, safe house operators, and drivers.
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He said Redouane's home, an apartment in Barking, east London, was the men's safe house where they put their plot together and prepared the attack.
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Oddly enough, just as they're about to enter the safe house, the mission to snag Rafa is called off by a directive from on high.
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The frozen safe house, designed to protect the seeds of tens of thousands of food crops from global disaster, opened in 2008 in Svalbard, Norway.
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After he was brought to the safe house, he puts on an apron to make a frittata, cracking an equal amount of jokes and eggs.
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But it was just a hard punch to the kidney, and Elizabeth got Martha back to the safe house to prepare for her long trip.
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In Iraq, 20 strikes near 10 cities hit several tactical units and a safe house and destroyed assembly areas, fighting positions, tunnels and a boat.
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After the lawsuit was dropped, Bloom had collected $700,000 for security and relocation fees, as well as a "safe house" for other potential Trump accusers.
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The Safe House outside of Warsaw, Poland, is a home with moving concrete walls and metal shutters that turn it into a doorless, windowless fortress.
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Natalia, Noah and older brother Randy, who is autistic, are now staying in a Bronx safe house for lead poisoning victims operated by Montefiore Hospital.
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Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan claimed responsibility for the attack, but said they were targeting a safe house of the military's powerful Inter-Services Intelligence agency.
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But, blessed with a near-photographic memory, she repeated it in detail to her recruiter, Georges Lamarque, at a safe house on the Left Bank.
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Most of the people I spoke with said they welcome opinions they don't share and resent the suggestion that they prefer an ideological safe house.
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Speaking to CNN in a Kigali safe house, he molds his hand into the shape of a gun and places two fingers inside his mouth.
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Unscathed, he hopped to his feet and sprinted down the road, where he leapt into a waiting car that took him to a safe house.
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After the Wal-Mart excursion Lucy and Felix take the car and just drive away, content to make love in some other safe house, I suppose.
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Fortunately, Mary was placed in a safe house for victims of sex trafficking by the Italian authorities, but that was not the end of her ordeal.
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It's not that I don't love Sarah, whom we returned to by the episode's end as MK warns her to run from her Iceland safe house.
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Assisted by one of his English translators, Ernest Vizetelly, Zola moved from one safe-house to another before taking refuge "in a suburban hotel in Norwood".
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A girl and a woman survived the explosion at the suspected safe house but were critically injured and being treated at a nearby hospital, Gunasekara said.
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The same false identity of Soufiane Kayal was used to rent a property in the Belgian town of Auvelais that possibly served as a safe house.
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Nonetheless, the loss in the primary will be a bitter blow to Edwards, who is giving up a safe House seat representing Maryland's 85033th Congressional District.
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The moment you reach the game's first "safe house," where you can upgrade equipment and take a sip of coffee to refill your health, everything changes.
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After the group's safe house blew up — killing its leader and two others — those who were still alive appear to have had no clear backup plan.
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When they arrived at a village where a smuggler had promised a safe house for the night, they found a place that seemed anything but safe.
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In the somewhat smaller works of "Safe House," at the Mary Boone Gallery, Ms. Abney messes with language more, riving relatively normal images of black life.
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After Miguel instructs him to collect Enrique and bring him, Jorge chooses to bring Enrique to a safe house, and tell him not to answer the phone.
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If a reservoir species is Ebola's safe house, we are its luxury retirement property, a place for it to live out its last days with a bang.
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While the safe house is scoured for evidence of where they might be, with Carrie's help, Quinn deciphers a code left scribbled on the poorly cleaned whiteboard.
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On December 2, 1993, police traced a phone call between Escobar and his son, Juan Pablo, to a safe house in the Los Pinos neighborhood of Medellín.
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Two more explosions happened in the afternoon in and around Colombo, one at a small guesthouse and the other at what was the suspects' apparent safe house.
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For several years, the unremarkable compound opposite the Bost was a C.I.A. safe house, says a Western military official who worked in the area at the time.
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But as they take additional steps to ensure their safety, Nasimi and Aghabeyov fled Ganja on Sunday and are currently staying at a safe house in Baku.
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But days after arriving, a panicked Mr. Darden called Mr. Farran, who had him taken to a safe house tucked away in one of the city's warrens.
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After a particularly violent incident last year left several refugees hospitalized — and one in a coma — many L.G.B.T.Q. residents were relocated to a safe house in Nairobi.
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After a particularly violent incident last year left several refugees hospitalized — and one in a coma — many L.G.B.T.Q. residents were relocated to a safe house in Nairobi.
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Allowed to visit relatives in Budapest, Mr. Konrad and his sister Eva, along with two cousins, survived by finding refuge in a safe house under Swiss protection.
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It's as if they weren't abducted by the state and kept in a dungeon or a safe house, probably interrogated, in some cases tortured, and always threatened.
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Once they review things, her family will supposedly be released from the safe house, though they may be in or going into a witness protection program now.
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Daniela claims her captors once showed her a video of henchmen feeding body parts to a lion kept in a safe house in the city of Reynosa.
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In Kevin's last serious encounter with police in 2006, he was staying at a safe house, where people with mental health problems could relax for a night.
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VICE visited Seized the Imagination and Safe House with Abney late last year to discuss race, painting politics, and creating a visual language for the emoji era.
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"They were killing clerics," he told Reuters during an interview via video link from a safe house, naming three Islamic scholars he said were killed by the movement.
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The nearest safe house was 22016 kilometers (almost 2 miles) away, but thanks to the network of tunnels, Guzman was able to slip out of sight once again.
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If she visited another hospital, even for a checkup, they wouldn't get through her medical history before locking her up in a safe house for her own protection.
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I was hoping to get to a checkpoint and then go around them, but they obviously had their escape route, and you know they had a safe house.
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They had broken into a professor's office, which they were treating as a safe house, while they hunted for escape routes from the campus, desperate to avoid arrest.
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The "safe house" was claustrophobic and dismal, reflecting the dark emotional wreckage Carol and Maggie had to navigate within and without as they faced off with their doppelgängers.
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And in 2016, amid the military coup, Erdogan gave a crisis statement on TV — except he appeared on an iPhone screen via Apple's FaceTime from a safe house.
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Callimachi: For everything from how you should buy your plane ticket, to which safe house you should go to, to which smuggler you should get in touch with.
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The increase in safe House seats from 1992 to 20163 is the driving force behind the growing significance of primary elections and the declining salience of general elections.
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My clinic rooms, clean and nondescript as they are, sometimes provide a safe house for laying bare the difficult thoughts, the wrenching decisions, that tug on my patients.
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If Khashoggi refused, an official said, the next step was to drug him with a tranquilizer and take him to a safe house in Istanbul for 48 hours.
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A few test printouts of the Caravaggios now decorate a salon in the Madrid workshop, giving it the air of a Mafia safe house filled with stolen masterpieces.
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She kept her cellphone turned off, but the Thai police tracked her to a safe house — she believes with help from Chinese security officers alerted to her disappearance.
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And as Seized used the visual language of the social media era, Safe House drew on another medium particular to its time: occupational safety posters from the 1960s.
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While Crisp had entered a safe house in Vancouver after being rescued abroad, it shut down due to lack of funds, and she was once again on her own.
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The special election was called because Trump tapped Tom Price to leave the safe House seat to join his Cabinet to lead the Department of Health and Human Services.
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Then, in 2009, security forces recovered a cache of documents in a safe house used by the militants and found the name Abu Dua on the group's personnel list.
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The gunfight came after police tipped off soldiers about a suspected safe house near the town of Sammanthurai, where authorities said the militants detonated three explosions and opened fire.
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Four police officers were wounded and an Islamist gunman was killed in the shootout at a suspected militant safe house in the Brussels district of Forest on March 15.
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Four years ago Sarah was rescued by a police officer who realized she was being exploited and moved her to a safe house while the gang involved was pursued.
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But Luyendyk and Kufrin's final moments filmed as a couple would take place at the Los Angeles "safe house" provided by producers for them to be together in private.
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Marouane Bouarfa, who lives a few doors from the building where the fingerprint was found, said news of a terrorist safe house on the block came as a shock.
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Eileen Flannigan, an American entrepreneur, has spent the past year taking the girls from the safe house outside of Kibera's borders to show them Kenya for the first time.
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"By blocking this measure, Senate Democrats are making it that much harder for us to keep Americans safe," House Speaker Paul Ryan said in a statement after the vote.
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In one case, a mother went to Moscow to see her son—they met away from the safe house where he was staying—and begged him to come home.
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"During his stay at this safe house, representatives from Jaysh Khalifa, a group described by the defendant as an 'offensive group,' visited the new ISIL recruits," the complaint says.
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But the Hale host-body wasn't discarded; it showed up at the safe house, too, which means that one of those other four pearls wound up inside of her.
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Six months later, Mr. Vinas was living at a safe house in Waziristan, a tribal area in northwest Pakistan, with Qaeda recruits from Egypt, Kuwait, Turkey and Saudi Arabia.
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Since Italy did not have a witness protection program, American authorities hid him in a safe house in New Jersey and shuttled him back and forth across the Atlantic.
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This week, after the women left a safe house, Ms. Kanakadurga's mother-in-law beat her so badly with a piece of wood, she said, that she was hospitalized.
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The feud began when the Beltrán Leyvas accused Chapo of tipping the authorities off to Alfredo Beltrán Leyva's whereabouts in a safe house in Culiacán, the capital of Sinaloa.
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These organizations can help provide a path forward: • Wellspring Living provides a safe house, education and therapy for underage victims in Atlanta, a major hub for US sex trafficking.
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The rest of the 15-man team that Turkey said was a hit squad, including generals and their security detail, waited at the safe house, according to the source.
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On July 23, Mr. Maiga assigned agents for the secret mission to pack the manuscripts from the institute's depository and transport them covertly across town to a safe house.
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A source close to the investigation told the Daily Mail that the mother and child had been living in a safe house in light of a fraught family situation.
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When Mexican marines raided the Culiacan safe house where he was holed up last February, Guzmán narrowly escaped by plunging into a secret tunnel that was hidden beneath a bathtub.
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After the shootout that killed Thompson, Hayes fled and was in hiding for almost four months when NYPD officers reportedly found him at a BLA safe house in the Bronx.
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"By blocking this measure, Senate Democrats are making it that much harder for us to keep Americans safe," House Speaker Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin said in a statement Wednesday.
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Frequently they arrive at a safe house with no belongings or documents, untreated health problems and injuries, often as a direct result of being trafficked, and are often extremely traumatized.
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Building in Vanuatu means the structures have to be able to withstand a Category 5 cyclone and provide a safe house for locals, not only a pleasant place to live.
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Sat in the safe house, surrounded by laptops, cigarettes, and drugs, he seemed to be more at home than in the mountains where he was doing the more dangerous work.
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My favorite subtleties were probably the slow push in on Elizabeth at est, in and then the slow zoom out on Elizabeth after Philip and Gabriel leave the safe house.
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"If nothing else makes Taliban fighters join Daesh, it'll be government negligence," he told Reuters in an interview in a safe house provided by the government in Kabul, the capital.
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Peña naturally blames her for helping to set up the ambush that killed Carrillo, but she survives again by giving up Limón and leading Peña to an Escobar safe house.
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By then, she already had two children, and she was raising them in a clandestine safe house filled with copy machines, short wave radios and people who assumed false names.
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It's a safe house called Deported Veterans Support House or "The Bunker", he founded in 2013 Erasmo Apodaca Mendizabal When he was 16, Apodaca's parents brought him to Calexico, California.
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We passed the pub where the plot was hatched, the houses where he had lived, his mother's new house, his school, his places of work, and his new safe house.
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Bobi, a gay man originally from a small town in North Macedonia, echoed that view, saying he had to move to a safe house in Skopje to escape persistent abuse.
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Sanchez testified that a short time before the bathtub escape in 2014, she was sharing a meal with Chapo at another safe house when Condor came to deliver some news.
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There, he holed up for 11 days in a small apartment that he referred to as a "safe house" in a long note that the police found after his death.
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For days, Ms. Ammini has been on the move: bouncing from one safe house to the next, separated from her husband and daughter and weighing the risks of returning home.
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"Even if we are annihilated or killed, this won't stop," Mr. Rilwan said in the video, the wall of the room matching that of the safe house that was raided.
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This novel stumbles at the outset, it should be said: One fortuitously overheard conversation in a safe house is a fair device to trigger a thriller; two is stretching credulity.
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Security forces razed the safe house where the rebels died before any independent inquiry could be conducted, destroying any evidence that may have helped to provide answers in the case.
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Pretty Mbane (Samira Wiley, of "The Handmaid's Tale") is a flirty, boyish lesbian who has courted danger by turning her home into a safe house for victims of sexual violence.
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They raided a suspected Al Qaeda safe house and detained twelve middle-aged men, who were taken to Balad Air Base, the site of the command's Iraq headquarters, for questioning.
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If he refused, an official told CNN, the next step was to drug the journalist with a tranquilizer and take him to a safe house in Istanbul for 48 hours.
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COLOMBO (Reuters) - Sri Lankan monks and hardline nationalists protesters forced 31 Rohingya Muslim asylum seekers to flee a United Nations safe house in the capital Colombo on Tuesday, police said.
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And young men were brought back and forth across the border, from one safe house to another — recruits going to Iran for training, and then back to Iraq to fight.
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Now the ATF has revealed there was one of them among a small arsenal seized at the safe house used by Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán Loera, just before his arrest.
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After the attack, Abounding Prosperity provided a safe house for her and organized a rally, where Booker delivered an impassioned speech calling attention to the epidemic of violence against transgender people.
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" Clearly showing how grateful she felt for her sister, Kourtney went on to share another clip in which her children could be seen playing by a pool, labeled "Kenny's safe house.
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After arriving at the safe house, Aisha complained about being separated from Nur, and asked the staff how they would feel if they were suddenly deprived after years of regular sex.
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Ralph Angel is getting ready to head over to Violet's house, which has been designated the family's storm safe house, when Blue's mom Darla shows up unexpectedly with a birthday gift.
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Powell said he recalled how one of the Chechens, a man he had previously met at a safe house in Russia, arrived in Canada just ahead of Toronto's LGBT Pride parade.
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Despite this being another dark, brutality-filled episode of Narcos, the scenes in the safe house with Rafa and Don Neto are reminders of just how funny Narcos can occasionally be.
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They had tracked El Chapo to a safe house in the city of Culiacán, and the raid began when the marines started hammering on his front door with a battering ram.
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NESAR AHMED spent over a month on the Iranian side of the mountainous Turkish frontier, forced to move from one safe house to another, beaten and extorted by smugglers and middlemen.
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Women can stay at GenerateHope's safe house for up to two years and benefit from a variety of volunteer-led support services, such as equine and art therapy, dance and yoga.
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The documents recovered in Manbij recall an American commando raid in the summer of 2007 on a suspected Qaeda safe house in the Iraqi town of Sinjar, near the Syrian border.
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But Erin Pizzey, who in 1971 started a safe house for women and children fleeing domestic abuse that later became Refuge, denounced the plot line as irresponsible and unlike real life.
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The grisly scene was discovered after federal police forces, during a routine patrol, observed an armed man outside of what appeared to be a safe house in the municipality of Tonalá.
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Huell didn't appear in "El Camino" and wasn't mentioned, but a video shared by the official Samsung US Twitter account showed Huell still in the safe house and watching the news.
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I told them from in Pakistan, who I got recruited through, where I went, the safe house, what I'd do there, the locations in Manbij — pointed it out on the map.
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"It was a kind of entrepreneurial safe house, a place where like-minded obsessives could gather in front of a whiteboard and debate the intricacies of building internet companies," Stone writes.
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Put in contact with the people smugglers by a friend, they spent the night at a safe house before a nine-hour journey by motorbike to territory held by Syrian Kurds.
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"Before this year, it was very rare for the escapees to be caught in the safe house," said Y. H. Kim, chairman of the North Korea Refugees Human Rights Association of Korea.
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He was placed under 24-hour guard at an FBI safe house in Fair Lakes, Virginia, and instructed to talk to his friends in Russian chat rooms while the bureau recorded everything.
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After her father left, the boy spirited our girl from one safe house to the next until finally some wary mother convinced her to go home and work things out with me.
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On the run since breaking parole again in October, he used fake ID to rent an apartment in Charleroi that was used as a safe house by some of the Paris attackers.
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Producers Karen Edwards and Sasha Achilli said they were not allowed to ask the freed girls, living in a state safe house, about their ordeal on the grounds it would retraumatize them.
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But on January 25, officials say she escaped out the back door of a dingy, one-story redbrick safe house minutes ahead of the US Marshals Service's Lone Star Fugitive Task Force.
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Joaquín Guzmán was captured on January 8 after a raid by the Mexican Navy targeted a safe house in the Mexican coastal city of Los Mochis, in Guzmán's home state of Sinaloa.
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You start out in a safe house that has a few supplies — some bandages, bits of metal that can be turned into a lock pick — but from there you're on your own.
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He received training in a safe house in Macedonia, and took on assignments in Pakistan, the Balkans, Syria and elsewhere, he said, posing as a jihadist who had become radicalized in prison.
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Mexican marines went to ranches surrounding his birthplace in nearby Badiraguato, hoping the added pressure would draw Guzman out of his hiding place and force him to flee to a safe house.
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"They tore pages from the Holy Koran," said Ahmad, whose family is now sheltering in a safe house and don't know if they will ever return to their neighborhood of Ashok Nagar.
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It doesn't matter that her family is in a safe house and her job has placed her on administrative leave, as Darlene points out — she just can't walk away from it all.
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When she was finally sent to prison, Arkady quietly told Oleg that the KGB bugs of the safe house had revealed that she gave more information to Stan than she had admitted.
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The women and girls in the safe house were subjected to nine straight hours of Koranic teaching a day by Boko Haram during their time in captivity in the Sambisa forest, Akilu said.
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Thomas tells TMZ the pictures of him grabbing a drink Monday were taken right after his friend picked him up from a safe house where he'd been recovering from his emergency heart surgery.
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Almost a quarter of young, homeless people are lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender (LGBT), according to the Albert Kennedy Trust (AKT), which set up Britain's first emergency safe house for young gay people.
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According to Department of Defense files, Diyab was arrested in 2002 by Pakistani police during a raid on a safe house in Lahore and was known to have ties to al Qaeda militants.
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After the carabinieri picked up her children from their aunt Angela's house in Rosarno and took them to the safe house, the elder daughter found a cell phone hidden in her clothes bag.
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It's a setting not unlike the one in which Chino crossed through on the phone with just a few hundred meters from the wall to the cover of a safe house or shed.
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Mexican TV network Televisa broadcasts a 15-minute GoPro video that shows navy operatives entering the safe house where Guzmán had been hiding before he slipped the raid by heading into the drains.
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The official told Radio Imagen that Pulido had been tied up on the second floor of a safe house but had been able to wiggle himself free when his kidnappers were not looking.
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If someone answers the door and seems particularly kind — offering you water, say — consider that address a safe house where you might seek help or refuge if you encounter some kind of threat.
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He dropped the bombshell on Philip and Elizabeth (and us) at a routine meeting at the safe house, telling them "I have to talk to you" in the tones of a sad parent.
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Half an hour's drive away from the muddy, chaotic camps, surrounded by green rice paddies, local charity Pulse has set up a safe house for refugees that can host up to 30 women.
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After witnessing her harrowing journey, a white man who should have captured her ended up helping her ashore instead, directing her to a safe house rather than into the arms of her pursuers.
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Akilu said she had seen huge improvements over the past nine months in the women and girls in the safe house, with most now believing that the actions of their former husbands were wrong.
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When agents finally got the logs translated three months later, they angrily pulled Popov from his comfortable safe house and threw him in a small county jail to face charges for his past cybercrimes.
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The woman — who cannot be identified under Indian law because alleged victims of sexual harassment must remain anonymous — and her husband are currently staying at a safe house because they fear for their lives.
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As it turns out, this account, which was recovered from a safe house on the Maine border of Canada, is being read at the "Twelfth Symposium on Gileadean Studies" 200 years in the future.
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Omar (Yahya Abdul-Mateen II), the driver, informs her that he'll bring her to the safe house, and those Mayday members ("someone brave or stupid," as he says) will take her to an airfield.
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With the two fighting extraterrestrials who want to destroy Earth and Daniel Espinosa (Safe House) directing, Life will close out the festival with nearly two hours of beautifully choreographed fight scenes in zero gravity.
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Ms. Hanif, who contacted the women immediately, struggled for hours to find Ms. Zahan a place to stay before remembering a local mosque that had just opened a safe house for Muslim immigrant women.
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When she is moved from the Boston Globe offices to another location, the new safe house — for reasons that aren't clear — becomes suddenly unsafe, and she begs the Economan to take her with him.
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Bolstering their case against him were three cooperating witnesses in Minnesota who met Mr. Warsame in early 2008 at a safe house on the Somali coast where he was recuperating from a gunshot wound.
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In November, security forces in Burkina Faso arrested 13 people and seized bomb-making materials in the safe house the group was using in the western part of the country, near the border with Mali.
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Of course, rules and made to be broken and just because they were not supposed to be together outside of their "safe house" visits didn't mean Fletcher, 25, and Rodgers, 27, didn't see one another.
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While speaking to him again on the phone days later, however, she listened in horror as the safe house where her son and four other North Korean escapees were hiding was raided by Chinese authorities.
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When the British Ministry of Defense built a nuclear bunker in the English town of Chilmark in 1985, it was supposed to act as a government safe house in the event of a nuclear attack.
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"We will send them to a safe house where they can be treated if they need medical treatment, and receive assistance from us, and be protected," said Samer Haddadin, head of the UNHCR's Libya mission.
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In Spain, over the space of a three-hour journey from the coast to the safe house, we changed car twice—the second time at the side of a road with no streetlights or barriers.
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Today Mary is living in a safe-house for victims of sex trafficking run by the Penelope Association on the outskirts of Taormina, Sicily, Italy, not far from where leaders of the G7 are meeting.
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She worked for the crime lord, she told jurors, buying bulk-weight pot for him, setting up front companies and ensuring his safe house shelves were always stocked with skin lotion, underwear and tennis shoes.
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The United States military recovered the document at a Qaeda safe house in Afghanistan in December 2001, prosecutors said, who added that the document had an emergency contact for Mr. Alfallaj's father in Saudi Arabia.
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Fndr has clients spend hours in its "radical safe house" environments — a 1929 Craftsman-style bungalow in Venice Beach, California, and a loft in Dumbo, Brooklyn — where they're probed on the ideas behind their business.
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Several contestants have felt the wrath of social media for their choices in the villa -- to the extent that one, Joe Garratt, reportedly was placed into a safe house after being dumped from the show.
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Her situation was uncovered by police and she is now staying at a safe house run by the charity while awaiting the trial of two women, who allegedly abused Demitu when she worked for them.
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Director Daniel Espinosa (Safe House, Child 44) gets off to a somewhat muddled start, fumbling what could have been a concise table-setting tour of the spacecraft, but instead he turns it into a murky maze.
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But after a deranged loner shoots up a mall, he doesn't get together with his deranged loner friends in a safe house in Syria to celebrate the success, learn from the experience, and plot further attacks.
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This alternate form of currency unlocks when you hit level 250 and you can only spend it at certain vendors, like the blueprints vendor upstairs in the Base of Operations and the DZ013 safe house vendor.
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BuzzFeed News spoke to a social worker who confirmed that the young medical students who were suspended are being held in a safe house in North India, on account of receiving threats of rape and murder.
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Image: Skeeze/PixabayNew research suggests that the appendix, long believed to be a throwback to our evolutionary past, may serve an important purpose by boosting immunity and acting as a "safe house" for helpful gut bacteria.
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In Iraq, 17 strikes near eight cities hit a weapons cache, a communications facility and a safe house, and destroyed assembly areas, mortar positions, a boat and a rocket team, among other targets, the statement said.
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According to the plan, the team could hold Khashoggi in a safe house outside Istanbul for "a period of time" but then release him if he ultimately refused to return to Saudi Arabia, the official said.
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"Last year when I was in Europe, no one knew anything about the situation here," said Father Francesco Bortignon, director of the migrant safe house Centro de Migracions, a partner of U.N. agencies in the region.
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Bennane was taken into custody in Verviers, another industrial town close to Liege, where in early 2015 police raided a safe house and killed two men who had returned from fighting with radical Islamists in Syria.
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Another phone number found in a safe house used by 2023/11 mastermind Osama bin Laden traced back to someone in the U.S. who "regularly provides services" to personal assistants of Prince Bandar, the report claimed.
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Watching Patron at work in the safe house, on his computer doing the orders, was like watching a good mechanic fix a car—he was absolutely in his element and knew by instinct how to work.
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We went back to our safe house to get more film and recharge batteries at one point, and some of of us were initially inclined to stay, though Tim was ready to head right back out.
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He was able to escape his captors after the Federal Police intercepted a car that was taking him to a second safe house, but he decided not to report the kidnapping given concerns over his safety.
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In the latest version offered by an official, the original plan was to persuade Khashoggi to return to Saudi Arabia, and if he refused, to drug him and take him to a safe house in Istanbul.
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The Saudi official told CNN that Khashoggi became agitated after being told he would be drugged and taken to a safe house, at which point he tried to resist, was put in a chokehold and killed.
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Ideally you've got a buddy or two to join you on your journey, but if not, every single safe house in the game has a computer where you can find random lone wolves looking for some companionship.
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Speaking to us from a safe house, the woman alleged that Ranjan Gogoi, the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of India, sexually harassed her and carried out a campaign of retaliation against her and her family.
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At a court hearing on Monday, prosecutors were considering whether to drop the criminal charge, given the positive decision on asylum, and Mr. Haroun was released on bail to a safe house until a hearing on Jan.
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In the meantime, Jaida and her mother lived in one of four lead-free apartments at Montefiore hospital's "lead safe house," designed to keep children away from the homes where they were poisoned while lead is removed.
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"The enhanced and tailored support it (the safe house) will provide to both trafficked and potentially trafficked children when they are at their most vulnerable is invaluable," Britain's minister for crime, Victoria Atkins, said in a statement.
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It shows facial comparisons using mugshots from Guzman's first arrest in 1993 and the capo's arrest on January 153 when the Mexican navy raided a safe house where he and another 11 people, presumably associates, were hiding.
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Our current climate would be perfectly suited to a love affair strained by racial divide, especially if the Capulets produced generations of police, and the Montagues operated a safe house for Black immigrants, or some similar setup.
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Director Daniel Espinosa (who previously worked with Reynolds on the similarly worth-a-rental Safe House) understands that with well-worn material like this, it's best to deliver the goods without a mocking wink to the audience.
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Mexican authorities captured Guzman and an associate in January 2016 by pulling over a Ford Focus they had stolen, after Guzman had fled through tunnels and drains from a raid on a safe house in northwest Mexico.
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One producer had tried to stash her in an unused quadrant of the stage — the set of a safe house — but Ms. Monks felt lonely in there, so she arranged her materials near a bank of monitors.
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It got him out of the safe house but, with federal agents in pursuit, he was forced to come to the surface through a manhole where he opted for a more traditional getaway method — stealing a car.
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The next spring, President Richard M. Nixon encouraged him to challenge Mr. Yarborough again for a Senate seat, although it would mean giving up a safe House seat and a post on the Ways and Means Committee.
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In a version offered by an official on Tuesday, the original plan was to persuade Khashoggi to return to Saudi Arabia, and if he refused, to drug him and take him to a safe house in Istanbul.
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On Tuesday, Saudi sources claimed to CNN that the original plan had been to urge the dissident journalist to return to Saudi Arabia and if that failed, drug him and whisk him away to a safe house.
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It takes place in a taxicab where Aila (Elle-Maija Tailfeathers, who also wrote and directed the film with Kathleen Hepburn) is accompanying Rosie (Violet Nelson), a woman she has only recently met, to a safe house.
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In an interview with Sukhdev Sandhu in The Guardian in 2014 Al Qadiri explained: My father was once half an hour late for a meeting and when he arrived everybody at the safe house had been murdered.
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At a safe house Risheq's group runs for single moms and women who've been abused, an Iraqi refugee hobbled out on crutches and squealed with delight when she spotted an electric wheelchair in the back of the truck.
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"Capturing al-Baghdadi's safe house means exposing data that will cause significant lasting damage to the broader terrorist network," Ian Bremmer, the president of Eurasia Group, a research and consulting firm, said in an online newsletter on Monday.
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Those mysteries were on stark display in the episode's closing shots, as Elizabeth — who had counseled Philip to stay at the safe house and keep Martha calm — sat alone at home and stared at herself in the mirror.
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Peña scoffs at them at first, but when a bureaucratic headache keeps him from raiding an Escobar safe house and nabbing a high-value target, he calls in this heavily armed rogue brigade to get the job done.
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One safe house visited in Managua was occupied by seven former college students, who passed the time playing Monopoly when they were not glued to their phones in search of updates about recent arrests of their fellow activists.
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The affair began with trysts at Mr. Guzmán's marble-floored, ocean-view safe house in Los Cabos and ended eight years later with Ms. Sánchez, in dyed hair and prison clothes, appearing as a witness at his trial.
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Stacey Miller, 47, who was living in a sect safe house when she was arrested in Truth or Consequences on Sunday, pleaded not guilty to charges of child abuse and neglect and was being held on $20,000 bond.
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Saul's lovable bodyguard, Huell (Lavell Crawford), has been the subject of much internet concern as he was last seen being told never to leave a safe house by Agents Schrader and Gomez — who were then killed by Nazis.
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Wahlberg, who doubles as the film's producer, plays Jimmy Silva, part of an elite paramilitary team operated under an umbrella known as Overwatch, which is introduced staging a raid on a Russian safe house that goes violently awry.
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A week or so later, outside Chechnya, I reported on the arrests with the help of a St. Petersburg-based gay rights group, the Russian LGBT Network, and visited a safe house for gay Chechen men fleeing abuse.
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The rollicking America of my youth where one made his way by wits and sweat equity is evolving into a much less adventuresome place, a collectivist safe house, where trophies are awarded for nothing more than showing up.
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Belgian media named that man as Najim Laachraoui, 25, a suspected Islamic State recruiter and bomb-maker whose DNA was found on two explosives belts used in the Paris attacks and at a Brussels safe house used by Abdeslam.
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They include mothers in Denver running a medical clinic for poorer women, a New York City-based editor volunteering with single moms on the weekends, and a pro-life lawyer living in a safe house with traumatized, trafficked women.
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As of this writing, the bomb-maker for the murders is still at large, albeit he too might have found a safe house in Molenbeek, Belgium, the area where Abdeslam was hidden from public view by family and friends.
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The Brussels IS cell had links to militants in Verviers, another industrial town close to Liege, where in early 2015 police raided a safe house and killed two men who had returned from fighting with radical Islamists in Syria.
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James Houghton, the founder and, until recently, the artistic director of the Signature Theater Company, one of Off Broadway's essential nonprofit theaters and perhaps the nation's leading safe house for playwrights, died on Tuesday at his home in Manhattan.
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One of them was Bernard, which we know because the Season 2 finale jumped ahead to a scene in which we see him and Dolores in a safe house provided by Ford, complete with a 3-D host printer.
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Nina Chanel Abney: Seized the Imagination continues at Jack Shainman Gallery (513 West 20th Street, Chelsea, Manhattan) through December 20; Nina Chanel Abney: Safe House continues at Mary Boone Gallery (541 West 24th Street, Chelsea, Manhattan) through December 22.
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Sylwander described how one very young boy living in a safe house started undressing and making sexual movements when he saw a staff member pick up a mobile phone because the boy automatically thought he wanted to film him.
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It is a safe house, though the unusual grouping that brought it together -- a Catholic Latino family, a Jewish woman and a Baptist minister -- know they could actually be raising their risk of getting in trouble with the government.
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Tribal leaders of the Cheyenne River had found a property for the youth safe house that One Mind had fought for, but progress had stalled, and life for the reservation's youths was as hard as it had been before.
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KALMUNAI/COLOMBO (Reuters) - The father and two brothers of the suspected mastermind of Sri Lanka's Easter Sunday bombings were killed when security forces stormed their safe house on the east coast two days ago, police and a relative said on Sunday.
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As an added bonus, if you complete all of the side missions in a neighborhood, you can go back to that same officer in the safe house and they'll give you a sweet reward: a high-level crafting recipe. Score.
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Then in 2009, security forces recovered a cache of documents in a safe house used by the militants and found the name "Abu Dua" on the group's personnel list, the nom de guerre Mr. al-Baghdadi was using at the time.
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Charged with participation in the activities of a terrorist group on April 11 for links with the rental of a property in the Brussels district of Etterbeek thought to have been used as a safe house ahead of the Brussels bombings.
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A gunbattle erupted on Friday evening during a raid on a safe house in Sainthamaruthu in Ampara district on the island's east coast, killing at least 15 people including three people with suicide vests and six children, a military spokesman said.
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Guillam and she had had a brief but passionate affair (which he refuses to disclose to the secret service's lawyers) before she was found hanged in the wood near a supposed safe house in the English countryside during her debriefing.
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Pablo's in panic mode, so he sends La Quica and Limon to Montecasino (aka Los Pepes headquarters) to see what's going on — while the rest of his men help him round up a small army and some safe house cash.
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According to De Standaard, investigators believe the fingerprint indicates Abdeslam used the flat as a safe house after the attacks, given signs that the apartment had been partially cleaned up, although they do not know how long he stayed there.
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The organization – which has seen a rise in people being referred to them from 378 a year five years ago to around 1,400 from January to July of 2016 alone — took her to a safe house in London earlier this year.
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We open the latest chapter in the "Meredith Grey should have moved to a safe house years ago" saga in a literal traffic jam with Grey, her new platonic life partner Alex, and the sister she's not currently mad at, Maggie.
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When Philip makes the decision to bring in Martha — picking her up on the street in broad daylight and taking her to the safe house — Gabriel and Elizabeth both suddenly learn that they can't trust Philip as they thought they could.
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Kashim Shettima of Borno State said both Ms. Luka and Amina Ali, a girl who was among those abducted from the Chibok school in 2014 and rescued this week, would be taken to a safe house in Abuja, the capital.
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They were taken back to Chibok in northeastern Borno state to spend Christmas and New Year with their families, but will return to the government safe house in Abuja on Sunday, said Garba Shehu, spokesman for Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari.
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While the group of 21 freed girls were able to see their families in Chibok over Christmas, they were not allowed to return to their family homes, instead having to stay in a state safe house under armed escort, relatives said.
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Suhad Munshid's brother-in-law, who lives in Baghdad, cooked for American troops after the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq in 2003, and his family opened its home as a safe house for the soldiers as they patrolled Sadr City.
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The source's knowledge of al-Baghdadi's hideout — he apparently oversaw construction of the safe house — proved particularly vital to the operation, The Post said, as was intelligence that al-Baghdadi always had an explosive vest on him to avoid capture.
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Authorities said they had been tracking him since his 22th birthday weeks before, when they located the safe house he had been using by tracking a messenger and La Tuta's mistress, who had taken the drug boss a chocolate cake.
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When Shahram Amiri emerged from the shadows into the spotlight six years ago, he was a young Iranian scientist who suddenly appeared on YouTube from a safe house, telling a bizarre story of having been kidnapped by the Central Intelligence Agency.
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The shootout at a safe house erupted on Friday in Sainthamaruthu in Ampara district on the east coast as police hunted for people linked to Mohamed Hashim Mohamed Zahran, who has been named as the ringleader of the Easter Sunday bombings.
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That video, as well as the stunning quantity of precursor chemicals used to make explosives which were recovered from the safe house they used, has led experts to conclude that the terrorists were plotting something much larger and more catastrophic.
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We have located each piece of evidence within a navigable three-dimensional digital platform showing a model of the safe house and the environment of El Junquito around it, and have started reconstructing an account of the narrative of the day.
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Refugees in America Recent chaos in the American political system has effectively drowned out stories of courage like the ones that Jake Halpern tells about Vive, a refugee safe house in upstate New York ("A New Underground Railroad," March 13th).
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Then we saw Elizabeth and Philip bringing Paige to the safe house — walking on the sidewalk in a tight group, entering the house, the parents then hanging back as Paige walked in uncertainly and Gabriel came around the corner, smiling.
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Mr. Rastvorov — a major espionage asset who revealed important information about the K.G.B. and the Soviet government — defected in Tokyo and was taken to a C.I.A. safe house in Potomac, Md., where agents interrogated him for hours every day for months.
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The Saudi official also claimed that a forensic expert was present to erase all evidence of Khashoggi's presence at the consulate and safe house, so that there would be no proof if the journalist later said he had been kidnapped.
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Hookers for Jesus operates a safe house for female adult trafficking victims that, in 22019 and in 2018, maintained a policy of requiring guests to participate in religious activities, internal program manuals obtained by Reuters through public records requests show.
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Waqas Goraya's wife, Mescha, said she had not yet met with her husband but confirmed speaking with him on the phone and added that he was "at a safe house" whose location "cannot be disclosed to anyone for security reasons".
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The Trump administration has been eager to defend itself against assertions that the raid of a Qaeda safe house, in which a member of the Navy's SEAL Team 6 was killed, was a failure because little meaningful intelligence material was seized.
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In an emotional turn on the stand, Ms. Sánchez told jurors how in 2014 the crime lord escaped with her — naked — into a tunnel hidden under a bathtub when the Mexican marines were at the front door of his safe house.
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A federal grand jury returned a three-count indictment against Naif Abdulaziz M. Alfallaj, 34, after his fingerprints turned up on documents found by the U.S. military at an al Qaeda safe house in Afghanistan, the Justice Department said in a statement.
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While other women huddled around the communal television in the safe house in Maiduguri, the capital of Borno state, 22-year-old Halima recalled the 'beautiful home' built by her Boko Haram husband in the Sambisa, and the easy life she enjoyed.
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COLOMBO (Reuters) - A Sri Lankan court remanded a Buddhist monk in custody on Monday after charging him with leading hardline nationalists in a protest against 31 Rohingya Muslim asylum seekers last week, forcing the refugees to flee a U.N. safe house, police said.
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"Now I see that I was just a child," says Chopek, now sitting serenely in a safe house, a healing lodge in rural Manitoba that cradled her in the love and protection she so needed when she escaped her life on the streets.
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Investigators also reportedly found her genuine driver's license in a car outside the safe house in the Sinaloan city of Los Mochis from which El Chapo narrowly escaped a special forces sting operation in the early hours of January 8 this year.
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After parachuting into Central France with Borrel, de Baissac set up an Allied safe house for agents in the town of Poitiers in western France, selecting an apartment near Gestapo headquarters — a hiding-in-plain-sight strategy she felt would arouse less suspicion.
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One military source told Reuters that five sets of white attire commonly worn by Buddhists when visiting temples were recovered from a safe house in the east, the site of a gun battle on Friday that killed Zahran's father and his two brothers.
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"Zimmerman&aposs unique take on the staging was inspired by the true story of a Jewish woman in Los Angeles who created a 'Safe House' for a Latina mother and her two daughters after her husband was deported by ICE," Broadway World reported.
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Growing up, her parents were "unofficial foster parents" with their line of work — her father as a judge, and her mother as a director of a women and children's charity — making their home a "safe house" of sorts, for those who needed it.
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And even though they disagree on the best way to finally take out their former mystery neighbor, after Carrie breaks into the safe house and is attacked by him, Quinn gets murder him in the exact way he was planning, with extreme brutality.
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The head of the powerful Sinaloa Cartel was captured in a car wearing a filthy vest after fleeing through tunnels and drains from a raid on a safe house in the city of Los Mochis, in his native northwestern state of Sinaloa.
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He said he then traveled into Syria with four other recruits and stayed in a "safe house" with the group's distinctive black flag displayed; he was given a new name of Abu Omar al-Amriki, or Abu Omar the American, prosecutors said.
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While the group of 21 girls freed in October were able to see their families in Chibok over Christmas, they were not allowed to return to their family homes, instead having to stay in a state safe house under armed escort, relatives said.
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Karachi, Pakistan (CNN)A Pakistani Christian woman whose death sentence for blasphemy charges was commuted last week is trapped in a prison that has been converted into a safe house, a source with direct knowledge of the facility told CNN on Monday.
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As his security team fought back a pre-dawn Navy raid on his safe house in the northwestern city of Los Mochis, Guzman scrambled out through a specially built tunnel connected to the city's drainage system, mirroring his escape from prison last year.
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Fucking Clay Travis has a website, radio show, and probably some other shit; he shelters from the PC Police in the safe house provided by Fox Sports and FS1, alongside such other stalwarts of the oppressed as Jason Whitlock and Colin Cowherd.
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India: Bindu Ammini, who this month became one of the first women to enter a Hindu shrine in south India that for centuries had barred women of childbearing age, has been bouncing from one safe house to the next fleeing angry mobs.
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Related: Why Chapo's Capture Won't Stop the Flow of Weed, Meth, Cocaine, and Heroin Friday January 8: The Mexican navy tracks El Chapo to a safe house in a suburban area of Los Mochis, a northern city in the state of Sinaloa.
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During the trial, SEALs from his platoon testified that they had constructed a rooftop bar at their safe house in Iraq, and that officers in charge of enforcing regulations drank there with enlisted men, and even took turns acting as disc jockeys.
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It is also the case that, as the movie shows, a warrant was issued for Neruda's arrest; that he was shunted by accomplices from one safe house to the next, like a spy; and that he finally fled over the Andes to Argentina.
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Manuals obtained by Reuters showed that Hookers for Jesus as recently as 2018 had a policy of making church attendance "mandatory" for trafficking victims staying at its safe house, a requirement that legal experts said could run afoul of anti-discrimination laws.
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They are white, and gruesomely so; Graham idly imagines he "would have made an excellent owner of a safe house in the Underground Railroad," while Audra makes a special, alarming point of telling a black store clerk what a great job he's doing.
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Guzmán's own history proves those accusations aren't off-base: After 12 years on the run, he was captured in 2014, then escaped again in July 2015 by getting accomplices to dig a mile-long tunnel running from his cell to a safe house.
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SAINTHAMARUTHU/COLOMBO, Sri Lanka (Reuters) - As darkness fell in Sainthamaruthu village on Sri Lanka's east coast on Friday, troops and police prepared to storm a concrete shack that local residents had told them was a safe house for a band of Islamist militants.
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The Marines lost him, until the raid on his safe house in the city of Los Mochis, in Guzman's native state of Sinaloa early on Friday morning, when he nearly managed to escape again through the city's sewer system before being picked up by police.
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COLOMBO (Reuters) - Sri Lanka's president on Saturday outlawed two Islamist groups suspected to be behind the suicide bombings on churches and hotels while the wife and child of the suspected ringleader were wounded during a military raid in safe house, his family and police said.
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The victim was then reportedly moved about 55 miles east along the border and kept in a safe house near the city of Matamoros, located just across the border from the Texan city of Brownsville, while his kidnappers demanded a ransom from his family.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A charity announced Britain's first safe house for trafficked children on Monday, aiming to tackle the high number of victims who go missing while in the care of authorities, who campaigners say lack a clear strategy to tackle the crime.
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The episode ended with her telling Gabriel that if he tried to keep her from leaving the safe house where Philip had brought her, she'd scream, "And everybody will know you're K.G.B." The pained expression on Gabriel's face had the look of a death warrant.
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That opened the door to understanding the job of the appendix: research by Parker and his peers suggest it works as a kind of "safe house" for good bacteria, a place where these bacteria can hide out when the body is fighting off an infection.
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Back at the safe house, Elizabeth was shaken, and a chastened Gabriel sat her and Philip down and said he would tell the Center to back off — no new operations, just maintaining the bug and cultivating Young-hee (for reasons still unexplained to us).
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But, according to a report in The New York Times, what led the authorities to the particular safe house where he was hiding out on the night before he was recaptured was the identification of a van known to be used by Chapo's inner circle.
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" He wrote in his memoir that at McKinsey "my classroom was everywhere -- a conference room, a serene corporate office, the break room of a retail store, a safe house in Iraq, or an airplane seat -- any place that could accommodate me and my laptop.
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A judge charged the two men, identified as Smail F., born in 1984, and Ibrahim F., born in 1988, over alleged links to the rental of a property that investigators believe was used as a "safe house" before the March 22 suicide bombings in Brussels.
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"I was told that being escorted everywhere by the driver, not leaving the flat except for work, and not having my passport or phone, was for my safety," added Sheela, who did not want to give her real name, at a safe house in Mombasa's Shanzu suburb.
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"From his safe house in Abbottabad, Osama bin Laden considered Iran's increasing regional footprint to be a menace and weighed plans to counter it," Thomas Jocelyn, an Iran expert at the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies in Washington, wrote in the Weekly Standard last year.
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Then, flash-forward to reality: Escobar is hiding out in a dusty safe house (a far cry from the luxurious mansions of Season 1) with a stale-looking birthday cake and singular candle, listening to his family wish him happy birthday over that cryptic walkie-talkie.
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"We owe it to the brave Americans of the intelligence community not to shirk our responsibility when unauthorized disclosures to the media expose controversial intelligence activities, or when Edward Snowden from the comfort of his Moscow safe house misleads the America people about intelligence activities," he said.
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The deal that Dean cut with Watergate prosecutors included a felony plea, but he served only four months in custody at a federal "safe house," which mostly consisted of lengthy conferences with prosecutors, FBI agents and investigators preparing for trials and the possible impeachment of Nixon.
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The government has also asked the presiding judge, Brian M. Cogan, to exclude any mention of the interview that the actor Sean Penn conducted with Mr. Guzmán for Rolling Stone magazine in 2015 while Mr. Guzmán was hiding at a safe house in the hills of Mexico.
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Three weeks ago a school principal in Tarmiya was arrested on suspicion of providing a safe house for a suicide bomber who set off her explosives inside the empty school building when security officials learned of her presence and started moving in on her, General Attiyah said.
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The Saudi official also claimed that the forensic expert who was part of the team was there to wipe all evidence of Khashoggi's presence at the consulate and the safe house, so that if Khashoggi claimed later that he had been kidnapped, there would be no proof.
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Related: In Photos: The Safe House Where the Navy Caught Up With El Chapo José Carlos Cisneros, an academic from Culiacán who has investigated the role of women in the Mexican drug trade, confirmed that Fernández was one of the highest ranked women in the Sinaloa Cartel.
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"I want to become a poet and a professor so I can help children in the slum because slum is an identity not a destiny," Rose, who acts as leader of the girls in the safe house and bounds in with confidence and optimism, announces in perfect English.
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"I am here because I firmly believe that, we as Hondurans, have the right the right to have a country with equality with transparency, with liberty, and we have to build it today or never," she said as we sat in a safe-house in the Honduran capital, Tegucigalpa.
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Julia's journey to the hedge witches Stella Maeve as Julia Book Julia finds her way into the magical underground through sheer grit and determination, painstakingly following every wisp of a lead until she fumbles her way toward a "safe house" filled with people like her: magically inclined Brakebills rejects.
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Or rather it is that, but it is something else, too: You open a trap door in the safe house or find the entrance to a hidden cave, and you reach an actual railroad, with actual locomotives and boxcars and conductors, sometimes complete with benches on the platform.
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Fearing for my life, like so many intellectuals and supporters of Allende, I was in hiding in a safe house in Santiago when the news reached me that, along with losing our land to fascism, we were losing the major wordsmith of that land when we most needed him.
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The Trump administration has been forced to defend itself against assertions that a Special Operations raid in January of a Qaeda safe house in central Yemen — during which a member of the Navy's SEAL Team 6 was killed — was a failure because little meaningful intelligence material had been seized.
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Khweis admitted in interviews with FBI agents that after traveling to Syria, via Europe and Turkey, to join the group, he arrived at a safe house in Raqqa, Syria, and answered "yes" when a member of Islamic State asked if he wanted to be a suicide bomber, the affidavit said.
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Image 2 of 2 MANAGUA, Nicaragua – The 21-year-old agricultural economics student, nearly two months pregnant, had hoped to escape Nicaragua with her boyfriend, but a police officer on a motorcycle blocked their path as they were getting into taxis with other students to go to a safe house.
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The Saudi suggestion, in private briefings to journalists, is that this was to remove clues that could link the team of Saudi operatives that, Saudi Arabia says, was dispatched to temporarily abduct the Washington Post columnist to a safe house before taking him back to Saudi Arabia, or releasing him.
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Astrid Holleeder said she acted as a kind of consigliere for her brother — advising him on legal matters, arranging his safe house when he got out of prison and serving as a confidante — in an effort to get close enough to obtain material that she could share with the police.
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The paintings in the exhibition were largely done in the early 1990s, long after Kim Jae-gyu, President Park's friend and security chief, assassinated him and others on October 26, 1979, in a safe house inside the presidential compound, but even with this drastic turn of events, Yun did not alter his approach.
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While not on the same level of the explosion back in season 2, in which the CIA building blows up and 238 lives are taken, in "R For Romeo," a slew of FBI agents lay dead or severely injured after a surprise blast goes off at the domestic terrorists' safe house in Queens.
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Mohsina, whose family name has not been used to protect her identity, said in a telephone interview from a safe house in Sana, Yemen's capital, that during the month she spent with her new husband, he beat and raped her nightly, often leaving her bleeding and in too much pain to stand.
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But the battle to define the party is playing out most vividly in overwhelmingly safe House districts around cities like Boston, Chicago and New York, where younger liberals, often women, people of color or both, are confronting men who are products of a clubhouse politics where fealty to the organization was paramount.
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"As Members of Congress, our first responsibility is to keep the American people safe," House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiGraham predicts Senate will take up impeachment trial next week Pressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment Trump trade deal faces uncertain Senate timeline MORE (D-Calif.) wrote in a letter announcing the resolution.
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Lucero Guadalupe Sánchez López, one of El Chapo's former mistresses who testified about how she once eluded authorities with the kingpin — naked — through a tunnel dug beneath a bathtub in his safe house, is awaiting sentencing stemming from her arrest while attempting to enter the United States at a border crossing in San Diego.
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But rather than hold on to a safe House seat and hope to sweep into the speakership, he chose to resign his seat in order to fight a tough contested primary for the Democratic nomination for an open Senate seat in Maryland — a clear indication that he saw no short-term path to significant gains in the House.
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In early 0003 when Mr. Millar said his brother needed a place to stay, Father Moloney offered the keys to a safe house in the Stuyvesant Town-Peter Cooper Village development, the priest said, only to enter one day and find Mr. Millar counting a mountain of cash by hand, with bills stacked nearly to the ceiling.
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On Thursday, Mr. Guzmán largely ignored Ms. Sánchez as she recalled in tears how, in 2014, the two of them were in bed together — Mr. Guzmán naked — when a heavily armed team of Mexican marines burst into their safe house in Culiacán and sent them fleeing into the sewers through a secret tunnel hidden under a bathtub.
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The air war against Germany was sustained by as many as 7,000 British, American and other downed Allied servicemen saved from captivity by local people, directed to a safe house, given false papers and inconspicuous clothes, warned that it would be fatal to look the "wrong" way crossing the road and spirited back to base in Britain.
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Throughout the dizzying preparations in early 1992 for the impending federal prosecutions on murder and racketeering charges for Gotti, Gravano and co-conspirator Frank Locascio, I spent several months acting as a "handling agent" for Gravano, while housed in a protective unit, or "safe house" with him during his innumerable debriefings by the FBI and Justice Department.
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The third time they managed to cross the border before finally getting across Turkey—surviving a police inspection of their bus (bribes from the driver), a week holed up in a safe house, and a journey in a truck packed with fellow refugees in which they almost suffocated, before the sea-crossing to Chios on an inflatable boat with a faulty outboard engine.
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At a time when every stray cough from three rows back sounds like a ghostly greeting from Typhoid Mary, those who can afford it are paying extra to sidestep crowded security lines and jampacked planes and flying private — which might be an attractive option for those who wish to flee the teeming cities for, say, a safe house in Telluride, Colo.
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"Ric has a proven track record of fighting for our country, and now, he will work every day to make sure Americans are safe," House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyOvernight Health Care — Presented by American Health Care Association — Trump taps Pence to lead coronavirus response | Trump accuses Pelosi of trying to create panic | CDC confirms case of 'unknown' origin | Schumer wants .
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"It's really concerning with what is going on, and I have to call her every day to make sure she is O.K." Ms. Munshid's brother-in-law worked as a cook for American troops in Iraq in 2006, and her family's home was used as a safe house for soldiers who needed to rest during patrols in Sadr City, a poor neighborhood in Baghdad.
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A genre where the story's actors are pointedly trying to make it seem as if nothing is amiss, its themes are psychological more than practical, no matter how much we might love the heist-movie dramatics of Ethan Hunt breaking into yet another secure facility in Mission Impossible, or the mounting tension as Jason Bourne carries out his strike on a CIA safe house.
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However, after an escalating cocaine habit and meeting a gang of Gambian smugglers in Italy, he ended up smuggling cannabis and MDMA across the borders of eight different European countries, from a safe-house in Spain, via plane and ferry into France, Italy, Switzerland, eastern Europe and Scandinavia, before being caught with 22 kilos of weed and spending and nearly six months inside a Polish prison.
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CEO James Vincent said the firm takes an unusual approach that convinced tech founders like Snapchat's Evan Spiegel, a longtime client, to spend hours in Fndr's "radical safe house" environments — a 1929 Craftsman-style bungalow in Venice Beach, California, and a loft in Dumbo, Brooklyn — to discuss the ideas at the core of their businesses in an intimate environment with no smartphones in sight.
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Here is what you need to know about American intelligence agencies and what they do: When you think of a spy slipping into a darkened safe house to meet an informant, or furtively taking out an Islamist militant leader, you are thinking of someone who works for the C.I.A. It is the best-known American intelligence agency, and it conducts most of the country's human intelligence and runs most covert operations.
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Among the witnesses were the kingpin's first employee; one of his personal secretaries; his chief Colombian cocaine supplier; the son of his closest partner and heir apparent to his empire; his I.T. expert; his top American distributor; a killer in his army of assassins; even the young mistress with whom he escaped from the Mexican marines, naked, through a tunnel that was hidden under a bathtub in his safe house.
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From giving up a safe House seat for a long-shot Senate race whose very existence helps other down-ballot candidates to giving up a Saturday afternoon to attend a candidate town hall in Bandera to putting up a political sign most of your neighbors will disagree with in order to signal to other shy Democrats that they should come out of the closet, millions of people across America are doing tangible things to dislodge Trump in tangible ways.
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