Getting up to five-person squads, then six-person squads, should be an absolute priority.
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The Marine Corps began issuing quadcopters to infantry squads in September, but the squads operate the quadcopters individually.
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Several NA LCS squads have brought on fresh talent to their squads, including several noteworthy additions from South Korea.
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Initial squads of riflemen and rifle-grenadiers would sweep behind a creeping artillery barrage, while in the rear, "mopping up" squads would clear any dugouts where enemy troops might be hidden.
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Suicide bombings and death squads spread terror throughout the land.
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Russia now has one of the World Cup's oldest squads.
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Gabriel and his squads of Marines are iterative, not new.
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Human rights groups accused General Álvarez of directing death squads.
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When he finally did, he did squads with someone else.
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In past cycles, the national team also played college squads.
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But for ambitious officers, the squads have an enduring allure.
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"I feel like I'm on three different squads," he says happily.
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Squads are cool, but they're also rooted in a marketable safety.
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Only France and Nigeria brought more youthful squads to the tournament.
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And here's a guide to all 736 players from 32 squads.
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Mr Uribe appointed officials with links to right-wing death squads.
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In this match-up, look for improvements out of both squads.
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Squads are defined as a grouping of the players' Facebook profiles.
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But she didn't feel fully integrated into those all-male squads.
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That's because of its competitiveness and the multinational makeup of squads.
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NBA squads wear them on the court several times per season.
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The mode cast clans of players as mercenary squads for hire.
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In recent years it has replaced firing squads with lethal injections.
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He has admitted to endorsing death squads, but denies ordering them.
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Mississippi's legislature is considering a bill that would reinstate firing squads.
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Conceiving and organizing the squads was National Socialism's most demonic crime.
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For years, insurgencies, death squads, and hardline politics plagued El Salvador.
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And from there, the two determined squads put on a show.
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At one point it had five squads, each with 10 members.
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The group cited a diplomat referring to them as "death squads".
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He said boroughwide investigative units, like homicide squads, supported precinct detectives.
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She said there are five other rescue squads in the Patrick County area addressing the unmet need in their community of emergency medical services, a broader trend in the U.S. The Virginia Association of Volunteer Rescue Squads, a nonprofit organization in Roanoke for rescue squads statewide, has 18,000 dedicated members, according to its website, and is dedicated to providing pre-hospital care.
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The league lets the teams establish their own rules for cheerleading squads.
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Behind the scenes, increasingly, high school football squads practice way too much.
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"Goon squads with sharpies" is how one current Hill staffer described them.
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Back with their old squads, the detectives found themselves out of favor.
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But at Kleiner Perkins, there were cultural clashes between the two squads.
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It never rains in Southern California, but now it's pouring NFL squads.
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But the most controversial aspect of the unit was the decoy squads.
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This year, 281 national squads will play a total of 51 games.
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With no practice jerseys, the two squads couldn't tell each other apart.
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" Recently, actress Chloë Moretz also came out against "squads," calling them "cliques.
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Police squads started surrounding protesters, sending in snatch teams to arrest individuals.
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And celebrities often know their glam squads are getting paid by brands.
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Will the Taurus put bomb squads, police or medics out of work?
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Some civil protection squads were already on the island because of brushfires.
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Koenig and Irish point guard Demetrius Jackson make their respective squads go.
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A total of seventeen squads were focused on DT and IT investigations.
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Despite the low scoring, there was some phenomenal goaltending from both squads.
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Mississippi is also considering legislation to allow the use of firing squads.
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Competition for limited numbers of international spots on US squads was already high.
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The Kardashian-Jenner family spends nearly every waking hour with their glam squads.
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France were the second-youngest of the 32 squads in the World Cup.
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He spent three seasons on NFL practice squads before finally cracking a roster.
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He had death squads there and they're very religious, it was very moralistic.
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" Also watch: "Documenting the Carnage: Filipino Photographer Puts Duterte Death Squads into Focus.
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The North routinely sent assassination squads into each community as they took it.
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Two of Boston's final three regular-season games are against those two squads.
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Watch: VICE News Tonight on the photographer capturing death squads in the Philippines.
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But when their glam squads are away, they're left to their own devices.
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When death squads murdered Salvadorans, they did so with U.S. money and weapons.
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Squads of riot police closed off access roads with walls of transparent panels.
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Winning teams are typically built on the backs of the cellar-dwelling squads.
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They buy more players every year, and the squads will become too big.
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FACT: Squads were ordered to shoot animals, which carried elevated levels of radiation.
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"Right Wing Death Squads" and "Galactic Lebenstraum" are among their most popular songs.
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There's even a squad leader channel to help squads coordinate with each other.
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Nearly a third of Portugal's and Switzerland's squads, for example, were born elsewhere.
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After 9/11, 15-man Saudi hit squads are very familiar to Americans.
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Which bring us back to the militias' original configuration as extralegal death squads.
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Host teams will also be required to provide practice facilities for visiting squads.
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But attendees seemed inclined to support both squads for much of the evening.
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Provincial governors and community leaders surrendered or joined in, along with police squads.
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For decades, he has allegedly been tied to "death squads" in Davao City.
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The squads were abandoned after the gangs mistakenly beat up several Hindu men.
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If Qatar has to host 48 squads, it would likely exceed its capacity.
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Some 45 squads of men participate in the festival, including the fearsome Jarl Squad.
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Squads are locked by default, meaning no one can join unless you invite them.
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The Frenchman, 34, has been part of four NBA title squads with the Spurs.
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Some squads require their cheerleaders to send friend requests to their directors for approval.
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Currently, we're in the age of the squad: girl squads, Swift's squad, Suicide Squad.
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The academy's well-drilled squads thrash youth teams from Manchester United and Real Madrid.
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Squads equipped with Black Hornet will find it can provide a number of advantages.
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Within squads, the Fijian, Samoan and Tongan players do more than simply train together.
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India's prime minister, Narendra Modi, denounced vigilantes belonging to so-called cow-defence squads.
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The AI split its stalkers into squads and flanked MaNa's army on multiple sides.
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He was mostly on the practice squads in Houston, Buffalo, New England and Seattle.
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Others say the citizens' groups evolved into organized death squads that are still active.
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New measures include electronic traffic surveillance, car bomb detection squads and female police patrols.
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"No circular firing squads," he said during an interview Thursday with SiriusXM's Joe Madison.
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Bernard Cazeneuve, the Interior minister, said bomb squads were on site at the raid.
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The fulcrum of the action was laser-focused on Gabriel, despite those accompanying squads.
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The second Dawn of War was obsessed with micromanagement of small squads of troops.
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Teams often sign players from their practice squads to replace injured or underperforming players.
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It's fine to report on North Korea's Olympic cheer squads (unsettling as they are).
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Now check out the most memorable college basketball squads of the past 10 years:
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" The administration was particularly uncomfortable with Mr. Hinton's use of the term "death squads.
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With well-practised hit-squads already on the prowl, the risks of conflagration are escalating.
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In fact, all three of the LCK squads have made it to the next stage.
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Typically, police forces have bomb squads that employ remote-controlled robots for dismantling explosive devices.
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Typically, bomb squads attach what's known as a "disrupter" to the robot's arm or extender.
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Squads of soldiers race from their positions elsewhere in the city to man the battlements.
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Squads are, after all, inherently exclusive, and their marketability decreases considerably as you get older.
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Death squads — which we have been a party to training — and invasions of other countries.
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But about those squads — Cavallari still runs one, albeit now, most are on her payroll.
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Some major European leagues introduced limits on the number of non-EU players within squads.
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Thirteen clubs have more than 12 overseas players in their first team squads this season.
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It used to worry about entrusting so important a market to squads of anonymous intermediaries.
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Read: ISIS sends 'suicide squads' to Iraqi stronghold Who would lead the attack on Raqqa?
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MORE: ISIS sends "suicide squads" to Mosul The women dove under their flimsy wooden cots.
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Trump is not going to dismantle Congress or hire death squads to neutralize political opponents.
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Both teammates were recruited from other NA squads, and were well-known in the community.
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Keep scrolling to see more memorable music video squads, courtesy of Fergie, Beyoncé and more.
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Lawmakers in Utah recently voted to reinstate firing squads as a means of capital punishment.
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Ever wonder what makeup your favorite celebs use when their glam squads are off duty?
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Still, this is a remarkable collapse for one of the greatest squads in NBA history.
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The logic was simple: 44 men would be enough for two complete match-day squads.
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" Ingraham also condemned "retaliatory hit squads" and said "the left" wants to "silence conservative voices.
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Alliance is a European esports team founded by Razer, with squads competing in multiple games.
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Francisco Franco's firing squads, he died in the company of two bullfighters, shot as anarchists.
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The Indonesian Army and its civilian death squads slaughtered more than a half million people.
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The East is more exciting, with plenty of squads competing for the conference's upper echelon.
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It suspended all training for the first team and youth team squads for a week.
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He was acquitted in 2015, but the arrest squads returned for him in early 2017.
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Still, Davis's calling out the Saints has led teams to re-evaluate their cheerleader squads.
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Just how deep do the connections between Brazil's paramilitary "death squads" and the government run?
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During his 27 years as a congressman, Jair Bolsonaro repeatedly supported death squads and militias.
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Since then, foreign-based players have made up the backbone of most African national squads.
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Still, it remains a regional menace, sending hit squads across Somalia and terrorizing neighboring Kenya.
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So from that vantage point, the game was almost a playoff matchup for both squads.
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The investigators, once promoted, typically stay in the same precinct squads where they were trained.
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Nicknamed Truth Squads, it was a team that tracked and tried to expose Soviet disinformation.
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Both squads were clearly on task from the start: The body language betrayed the tension.
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Together with Alex, his team would organize time to practice and scrimmage against other squads.
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The vast majority of these squads focused on the extremist threats related to radical Islam.
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The police were dispatched in "anti-Romeo squads" to detain youths suspected of harassing women.
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Duterte has admitted to endorsing the Davao death squads and even to killing people himself.
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In squads, you'll have to coordinate with your teammates in order to be the most effective.
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He was eventually extradited to Peru and was convicted for leading death squads that massacred civilians.
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At this point, the members of the Kardashians' glam squads are basically members of their family.
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Retired Davao Senior Superintendent Dionisio Abude during the same inquiry denied the existence of death squads.
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Most squads outside the Premier League feature at least a few foreigners, though, normally EU citizens.
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Over the last few weeks, established e-sports teams have been slowly assembling Apex Legends squads.
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Software-defined regulation can monitor software-driven industries better than regulations enforced by squads of regulators.
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Maybe after some kind of upsetting murder, or after the country's notorious death squads ran amok.
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The allegations add to the increased scrutiny that NFL cheerleading squads have faced in recent months.
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Duterte denies playing any part in the activities of the so-called death squads in Davao.
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Fashion designers and glam squads are used to getting their names dropped by celebrities on Instagram.
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"Squads testing the … system wore vests fitted with tracking and calibration sensors," the videos narrator explained.
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Yet every person in the Jungle knows the place is ringed with CRS police riot squads.
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They made no secret of forming morality enforcement squads, attacking female hairdressing shops, weddings and cafes.
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"He gives himself the reason to form his own death squads," Sison told news channel ANC.
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Other employees have formed a capella groups, rock bands, and hip hop squads, he told us.
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He was also wildly corrupt, buying off political opponents and funding death squads to squelch rebellions.
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Liedtke spent the 2015 season between the practice squads of the Dolphins and Kansas City Chiefs.
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Which teams have the potential to dominate in Season 7 and which squads continued to disappoint?
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Right out of the gate, Syndra has been one of the top champions for all squads.
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Both North and South Korea's squads ranked below the top 20 teams before they joined forces.
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Policing vice squads initially found these transactions suspect, and often arrested ladies who partook in them.
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Even something as basic as dividing themselves into two practice squads for scrimmaging was a problem.
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The executions took place in 12 cities, four prisons using firing squads and the others beheading.
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Firing squads executed 13 people in 2015 for drug offenses, all but one of them foreigners.
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They were the defending league champions, one of the most celebrated squads in recent NBA history.
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In 1977, Monica and Claudio were tipped off that the death squads were looking for them.
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Players play a corporate overlord controlling squads of four cyborgs fighting for control over business interests.
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In the end, it was neither vice squads nor psychologizing that shut down old queer Brooklyn.
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Including six teams in the Pac-12 Conference, there are now 116 women's Division I squads.
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So zealous have China's anti-gambling squads become that not even battling bugs escape their attention.
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But instead of welcoming that initiative, rival squads resent Manzana Postobón's image as Colombia's "clean" team.
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His squads were acclaimed as national champions five times, and he never had a losing season.
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The city runs teams for young children, while the Y.M.C.A. administers the pre-middle school squads.
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To date, they've trained more than 70,000 police officers, firefighters and ambulance squads in New Jersey.
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The two squads are set to face off in the NLCS, a best of 7 series.
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There are sheriff squads whose full-time job is to carry out eviction and foreclosure orders.
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The two Tigers squads, meanwhile, both enjoy single-digit state support mainly concentrated in the South.
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They stood, anxious, behind barricades as SWAT teams, bomb squads and heavily armed officers moved in.
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And so it played down widespread human rights outrages by those regimes and affiliated death squads.
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More than 163 cheering squads — one from as far as Idaho — sent short videos in support.
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Now they play central roles on detective squads and elite groups like the Emergency Service Unit.
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He fled death squads, hid from soldiers when they broke into his home, saw classmates disappeared.
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He played hard for lackluster Islanders squads, making the playoffs only three times in nine seasons.
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For 30 minutes the day before each game, World Cup squads get the stadiums to themselves.
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This can result in squads cutting low-rank friends from their team for being a liability.
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Squads of young blacks dressed in their freshest gear congregated in a line down the block.
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There's been this new group of energy put into Congress, the squads led by AOC, apparently.
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The calls for transparency followed the publication of an article last weekend in The New York Times that analyzed confidential deployment data and found that precinct detective squads and homicide squads in parts of the Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens were sharply understaffed compared with those in Manhattan.
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The officials just let the teams play, merely keeping the squads within the boundaries of the rulebook.
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Eight squads are set to square off this weekend -- giving us plenty of talent to choose from.
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No. From Nicaragua, the awful killer of women and children in Nicaragua, he led the death squads.
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Luckily, their glam squads gave a behind-the-scenes look at the prep process on social media.
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"I can't wait for the vigilante squads to start gunning journalists down on sight," Yiannopoulos reportedly said.
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The increasingly cosmopolitan arenas of elite academies and top-level squads might reestablish a more local influence.
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Breaking convention, the two squads came together, arms around one another, rather than take separate team photos.
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A year and a half later, the two squads met again for a friendly game in Pasadena.
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The Las Vegas money is earmarked for bomb squads, hazardous material teams and a counter terrorism center.
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Ronald Dela Rosa, the director-general of the police, said he was disbanding all its drug squads.
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The Bradley Fighting Vehicle is a 27-ton armored vehicle designed to carry infantry squads into battle.
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Rights group say death squads have operated with impunity in Davao, killing some 1,500 people since 1998.
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In some cases, after they were sent back home they were murdered by right-wing death squads.
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In his previous job, he had bragged about having links to death squads to clean the city.
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It's an online-only experience where players work together in small squads to survive in the wasteland.
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Robots are used all the time by police bomb squads forces around the world in bomb disposals.
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Romero was gunned down by right-wing death squads on March 24, 1980, as he celebrated Mass.
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Squads and duos should also be aware that there is no friendly fire in the new update.
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Six spots remain for two wildcard teams and four squads that make it through their region's qualifiers.
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Here are some of the most momentous moments from the history of five of the league's squads.
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There is a dirty fight going on in Egypt's Sinai, with death squads "disappearing" and executing people.
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Two struggling Pac-12 squads seeking to snapthree-game losing streaks meet Saturday as Oregon hosts Utah.
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The film's rival cheer squads, the Toros and the Clovers, also cheer together on the football field.
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Bomb squads responded to the explosion in Bixby, a suburb of Tulsa, at about 10:30 p.m.
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The four-overtime game the teams played on Friday had already left both squads a little thin.
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It has become known as the Game of Change, for opening the way for more integrated squads.
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And season two's most promising teams are both returning squads that fell short the first time around.
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The gap between the AAA squads' top players and the next tier in those days was stark.
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Usually squads have a "small flyer," Roberts said, describing a younger competitor who is easy to lift.
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During 20th-century droughts, chambers of commerce created "truth squads" to deny the existence of Dust Bowls.
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Although these squads are charged with enforcing US extraterritorial laws, they do not have unilateral authority abroad.
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New England kept pace with the San Francisco 49ers (6-0) as the NFL's only undefeated squads.
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With expanded rosters and practice squads, many Mr. Irrelevants are able to carve out a modest living.
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The pattern of killing is perhaps most similar to that of the death squads of a dictatorship.
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In response, Charlotte Police deployed tear gas, riot squads and pepper spray to try and restore order.
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Nine of the 14 lowest-staffed precinct detective squads for violent crime in the city are there.
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The mortars and the machine guns cleared the way for several infantry squads to maneuver into position.
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A couple of monochromatic squads, as Tunisia is wearing all white and England is in all red.
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Wyoming and Oklahoma plan use gas chambers, while Utah's contingency plan is to bring back firing squads.
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Basically, they'll find a way to make it work -- cause it's a win-win for both squads.
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Now, it has emerged that those urgent police raids may have been akin to death squads in disguise.
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This is the third straight finals matchup between the two squads, and Smith says the Cavs will win.
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Instead, the 2016 team belongs in tier No. 3, alongside the likes of the 203 and 2004 squads.
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Joe Deters, the county prosecutor, told a local TV station that Ohio needs to bring back firing squads.
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The hitman claimed more than 1,000 people had been killed by death squads during Duterte's time as mayor.
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Arpaio's immigration enforcement squads were known to respond to complaints about Spanish speakers, or people with dark skin.
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Read "The Candidate Who's OK With Rape and Death Squads May Be the Next President of the Philippines"
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From there, Cook bounced around on practices squads in Carolina, Cincinnati, and Detroit before landing in the XFL.
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For as much time as celebrities spend with their glam squads, it's inevitable that they'd become close friends.
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Ecuador, Peru and Paraguay have less talented squads to call on, but have all impressed in recent tournaments.
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Squads of police were stationed on the station perimeter and some protesters jeered and shone lasers at them.
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This year, Olympic squads will compete in sevens, the less complicated and more dynamic version of rugby union.
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He has also acknowledged links with Davao's infamous "Death Squads," a vigilante group responsible for killing alleged criminals.
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So the team wanted drones that complement rescue squads with cheap technology that can be mass-deployed quickly.
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Friendsgiving comes but once a year (or, if you're lucky to be a part of multiple squads, twice).
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An African-American team, the Oak Leafs played all-comers, including Bay Area white teams and college squads.
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Now imagine squads of four competing in Fortnite, each representing a different country, with custom skins to match.
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Extrajudicial killings and hit squads Yasay's comments come a day after an explosive hearing in the Philippine senate.
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In U.S. indictments, the organization has been accused of using assassins and hit squads to maintain its control.
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In a few hours, the women's and men's rowing squads from Oxford and Cambridge will tear past him.
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This isn't XCOM, where the point is to avoid getting hit while you surgically dismantle enemy squads piecemeal.
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New England Patriots Sizing up the New England Patriots is almost impossible, because there are two different squads.
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Long Bay is a quiet stretch on the island ideal for families or, as previously mentioned, celebrity squads.
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Fujimori himself was jailed for 25 years in 2009 for directing death squads, embezzlement, and bribing the media.
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Sanchez has been asked to be the caretaker of similarly loaded squads before, and never pulled it off.
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Etta-Tawo, 25, has bounced around a few practice squads in the NFL since going undrafted in 2017.
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Four NFL teams, five MLB teams and five NBA squads contract Athletic Intelligence Measures for their testing services.
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You recruit more Pokémon to build a team and make it through dungeons fighting against enemy Pokémon squads.
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In addition to their goals, the squads were challenged by the training area's rugged terrain and blistering heat.
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With previous squads, you were clearing enemies more quickly, doing more direct damage to more targets per turn.
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Municipal workers aided by squads of volunteers had already cleared debris from almost all of Jojutla's main roads.
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In its telling, Europe was liberated by squads of melodramatic, heroic archetypes on a high-stakes achievement hunt.
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Several of the franchise owners in the Call of Duty League also own squads in the Overwatch League.
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And it had elements of a major sports broadcast, a showdown between rival squads complete with halftime commentary.
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Below is the latest on notable players claimed off waivers or added to practice squads around the NFL.
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It's a country also increasingly terrorized by the right-wing death squads of Mano Blanca, the White Hand.
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Detective Simonsen's choice to leave his vest behind is far from unusual within suit-and-tie detective squads.
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There are battles with giant creatures, squads of stormtroopers, and tense, one-on-one fights with skilled warriors.
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Many of the same grievances are held by the women on the alternate squads that do not cheer.
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We patrolled in small fire teams, larger reinforced squads and platoon-size groups of 30 to 40 men.
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Another example is Spotify&aposs squads, which enabled the Swedish music giant to scale quickly across different geographies.
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They also brought social peace after decades of territorial infighting and repression by the military's coca eradication squads.
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Previous Winter Games hosts have also relied heavily on foreign-born players to bolster their ice hockey squads.
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It was brutally broken up by police before reaching its destination, with riot squads charging people with batons.
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Under his tenure, hundreds of people were killed by what rights groups say were government-linked death squads.
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Already, reports have surfaced of Republicans forming circular firing squads, with figurative trigger fingers pointed right at Saccone.
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The men responsible were part of the United States-trained death squads upholding military rule in El Salvador.
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Both squads stumbled at the start, as the Badgers and Broncs shot 248 for 228 from the field.
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That's because squads are facing the pressure of a playoff push, and most spots are up for grabs.
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With so many talented squads vying for the top prize, this could be a World Cup to remember.
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In more than a decade of living in Davao, Picardal has brushed up against the death squads repeatedly.
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But that is what's been happening in the Philippines, with the much- talked and written about Davao Death Squads.
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Glam squads are to celebrities what brunch is to the weekends: for the most part, a pretty good idea.
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At the same time, the neon-lit cityscapes of synthwave visuals are populated with red-eyed cyborg death squads.
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" "Politicians who popularize death squads as a form of crime control are helping spread this epidemic across the country.
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Sally Krawcheck also has a network called Ellevate, and they have a program called Squads that is really helpful.
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The majority of Chapecoense's 22 new players are on loan, though they are also pulling from their youth squads.
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Metrics are important to them, so we spent a lot of time focused on that, with squads of consultants.
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And bomb squads spent much of the day carefully searching two residences believed to be associated with the suspect.
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Saturday's executions took place in 12 cities in Saudi Arabia, four prisons using firing squads and the others beheading.
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In the Philippines voters chose a president who not only deployed death squads but bragged about pulling the trigger.
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That didn't happen, but what had taken its place were Shia death squads seeking revenge for Sunni insurgent attacks.
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Fidel Castro's legacy is one of firing squads, theft, unimaginable suffering, poverty and the denial of fundamental human rights.
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He rose from the streets to run the drug empire by using assassins and hit squads to maintain control.
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They are said to operate in squads of two or three, using weapons like fire bombs and spray paint.
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Check out our favorite beauty looks, ahead, and find out the products the glam squads used to create 'em.
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Just imagine if Fitch's squads in 2000 and 203 had included Hardaway and Day, both future first-round picks.
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Rescue squads worked through the night with spotlights, and helicopters took off a first light to survey the area.
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There will be multiple checks before entering the stadium and bomb squads will begin sweeping the area on Friday.
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And in between the bands are endless varieties of dance squads and walking clubs that showcase Carnival's constant evolution.
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Zach and Jordan have friends who fly drones for avocado ranchers and movie crews and search-and-rescue squads.
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We will have to patiently wait to gather our squads around a Netflix subscription and bask in its glory.
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In the 1980s, for instance, Salvadorans fleeing US-supported death squads had almost no hope of getting asylum here.
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Meanwhile, squads of Brown Shirts brutalized and murdered opponents, heightening the very disorder that Hitler had proposed to cure.
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The past nine United States Olympic gymnastics squads have included at least one girl who was 216 or younger.
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The executions took place in 12 cities in Saudi Arabia, four prisons using firing squads and the others beheading.
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A senior U.S. official whom I spoke to feared that Ortega was using death squads to silence his opposition.
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The 21952 and '20043 Eagles teams are the only N.F.L. squads to have won consecutive league championships by shutouts.
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Philly squads posted a combined 110-208-16 record—thanks, especially to the Phillies losing 97 in 154 games.
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The result was that our next attack started with two or three squads poised for a perfect surprise assault.
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This iteration of the Bruce Banner (Edward Norton) saga features major PTSD, shady government death squads, and Liv Tyler.
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The executions took place in 903 cities in Saudi Arabia, four prisons using firing squads and the others beheading.
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The executions took place in 22011 cities in Saudi Arabia, four prisons using firing squads and the others beheading.
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The tournament, the first U.S. Open of Football, saw 128 amateur teams and four "pro" squads compete this summer.
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That inexperience has shown at times, particularly in recent losses to tougher, more experienced squads like Brazil and Colombia.
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GODSENT kicked off Sunday's action with a comeback victory over ENCE in a battle of previously 0-13 squads.
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Two of those squads lost on Sunday, as Team SoloMid fell to Immortals and FlyQuest was bested by Thieves.
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Squads either present themselves as something akin to a traditional sports team, or a streetwear brand, or someplace inbetween.
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The officers were instructed to "respond to fights directly" and to make arrests in teams and squads, he said.
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In a three-year period, hunting squads killed more than three million bison, close to 3,000 animals a day.
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Fans, analysts, and other players excused Bryant for not leading a rag-tag Lakers squads on deep playoff runs.
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" Fox News's contributor Dan Bongino added to the hysteria -- asking, "Are there going to be cow assassination squads now?
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Passengers were ordered to evacuate while bomb squads searched the train and found no evidence of any explosive materials.
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Gotabaya Rajapaksa has been accused of overseeing what were known as "white van" abduction squads that whisked away critics.
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College basketball teams, including squads from Maryland, Michigan State and Vanderbilt, have included the museum as an educational stop.
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Instead, it drops 20 squads of three players onto a map to compete to be the last team standing.
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Details: The three-game competition will pit 11-man squads from four Irish counties: Limerick, Tipperary, Kilkenny and Wexford.
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First, an end to repression and the use of paramilitary or goon squads to beat up or murder students.
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Kai, Halsey, and their respective squads know this, and that's why they're not resting on the past year's laurels.
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He offers grisly disquisitions on the death squads, on the disappeared, on body parts washing up on the beach.
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He received frequent criticism from human rights groups for endorsing extrajudicial killings of alleged criminals by vigilante death squads.
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Kings 5, Rangers 4 | Overtime A clash between the Rangers and the Los Angeles Kings stirs emotions for both squads.
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Maker was playing for the Australian national team -- taking the Philippines -- when things got extremely chippy between the two squads.
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Rights groups documented hundreds of suspicious murders in Davao on Duterte's watch and say death squads operated with impunity there.
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ISIS had been able to send resources from Raqqa -- including fighters, suicide squads and explosives -- to Mosul through this route.
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Celebrity friendship squads are all the rage in Hollywood these days, but Drew Barrymore says she isn't feeling the trend.
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Alberto Fujimori was sentenced to 25 years in prison for commanding death squads that massacred civilians in a counterinsurgency campaign.
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Their proposal would also prohibit teams from disbanding cheerleading squads as a way to retaliate against women who raise complaints.
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Major League Baseball has long sent teams and all-star squads to Japan, where M.L.B. games are often broadcast live.
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In an ideal scenario, you match up with three other players in a Squads match and they are all cooperative.
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" Mr. Tyson played one of his favorite songs on full volume, the aptly named "Escuadrones de la Muerte" — "Death Squads.
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Another exercise required bomb squads to work together to find the sources of an underground radiation leak and contain them.
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He spent time on the practice squads of the New England Patriots, New York Giants and Washington Redskins this season.
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Both squads were top-five teams in the pre-season Associated Press poll, packing their clash with even more meaning.
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China, as host country, will have a chance to field squads for both the men's and women's ice hockey tournaments.
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Over the past few seasons, these squads have gone from the gimme wins to threats that must be taken seriously.
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You have heard the chilling cries of loved ones, or the cracks of firing squads piercing through the ocean breeze.
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That's why he was in this match to begin with: He didn't know not to group up with random squads.
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Squads of rescuers used spotlights in search-and-rescue operations overnight, and helicopters took to the air at first light.
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But despite its teams' strong showings in international play last year, even the top squads have chosen to make changes.
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He has proposed using firing squads, electrocution, hanging and the gas chamber when drugs for lethal injections were not available.
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And she earned an endorsement from John Negroponte, a Reagan hand linked to American-trained death squads in Latin America.
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As orphaned dogs wandered the abandoned city, Soviet squads were ordered to kill them to avoid the spread of contamination.
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During the campaign he made a nauseating joke about gang rape and spoke of using death squads to keep order.
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Two of the top squads — Kansas and Michigan — bring with them some of the most vocal boosters in the game.
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On paper at least, this team is certainly not comparable to the World Cup-winning squads of 1982 and 2006.
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"I am alive physically, but digitally speaking, there has been execution squads across the alt-right," he complained on YouTube.
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Beefed-up police squads at the airport wore helmets and bulletproof vests while Aktobe's streets emptied due to a curfew.
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At the entrance, a map shows 2900 places where more than 21942 people were killed by the Nazis' firing squads.
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But the squads of patrolmen on motorbikes who dominate this place are the real source of his wealth and power.
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Schools let students out of class to cheer, too, with the groups resembling official pep squads in their colorful uniforms.
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Unable to communicate with her advancing squads, the lieutenant first yelled, then jogged to an approaching corporal to issue orders.
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In the accounts, the death squads broke into houses, took belongings and assaulted women and girls, sometimes stripping them naked.
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The Olympic men's tournament is largely a youth affair, with squads allowed only three players above the age of 23.
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The Bolsheviks admired the cleansing purges of Robespierre's Reign of Terror: "A revolution without firing squads is meaningless," Lenin said.
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He was still excited to get up in the mornings and run squads with his boys, is what he meant.
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Male practice squads date back to at least the 1990s, when college coaches used the method, Vice reported in 2015.
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Chris tells us Jim's squads are actually pretty damn good -- and says it'll all come together for a championship, eventually.
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George Mason fell to 0-9 all-time against the Terrapins and 2-11 against Associated Press Top 10 squads.
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Police have also deployed "anti-Romeo squads" to keep men and women apart in public to protect women from harassment.
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His involvement in covert operations and support for death squads in Central America in the 1980s has been well documented.
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One prosecutor's report alleged that Panagiotaros and his colleagues were involved in recruiting young Greeks for neo-Nazi hit squads.
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Just another lesson ... even though one of these squads will go home a loser after this series -- THEY STAY WINNING!!
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That squads like the Warriors and the Cavs whose players stand front-forward, wielding power and influence over roster construction to create a team that actually wants to play with itself, are the future, and moldy-oldie squads run by shadowy ex-players with goofy-ass biases are relics of a time best left forgotten.
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Sometimes they scored successes that even they found surprising: Hard-liners who ran death squads targeting intellectuals were prosecuted and imprisoned.
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Members of the old government went before summary courts, and at least 21980 were shot by firing squads over two years.
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A pair of U-19 squads, Bahrain and the US, threw down on the pitch Monday at a tournament in Spain.
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But Cloud9 stomped over Immortals in the semifinals, and proved that they have the ability to take out seemingly unkillable squads.
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Szady and fellow student-athlete Linda Laird—managers, respectively, of the field hockey and basketball squads—lobbied for a similar upgrade.
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The US currently holds the record for the most WWC titles, with three, but don't count out the other top squads.
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Members of the old government went before summary courts, and at least 21990 were shot by firing squads over two years.
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Scott Safety makes respiratory and protective equipment and other safety products for firefighters, industrial workers, police squads and the U.S. military.
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The French and English squads that progressed to the final four are both notably youthful, with an average age of 26.
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By her junior year, Julia had made two varsity squads — basketball and soccer — to fill her time and her college apps.
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The programme is currently being piloted and will be rolled out to squads across the Premier League and Football League imminently.
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Two teams eager to turn the page meet Saturday as California visits Stanford in the Pac-33 opener for both squads.
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Instead of squads, however, players want a 50 versus 50 mode where enormous teams try to defend a VIP from enemies.
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So when the relay squads walked out, fans greeted them with all of the intensity that such a marquee event deserves.
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But I'd always been obsessed with hair, and while doing commercials, music videos TV shows and tours, I met glam squads.
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In 2011 Patrícia Acioli, a judge who jailed around 60 police officers belonging to militias and death squads, was shot dead.
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But the artists weren't the only ones letting us in on the action — stars shared posts with glam squads as well.
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Both squads are 1-1743 and looking for a win that could prove pivotal to the playoff picture down the road.
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OFFSET also dovetails with DARPA's Squad-X program, which is trying to outfit infantry squads with better communications, sensors, and weapons.
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Helmeted mountain rescue squads rushed from the nearest town of Civita to reach the gorge, a popular tourist attraction in summer.
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Spieth and Reed, team mates on the U.S. Ryder Cup and Presidents Cup squads, meet on Friday to determine who advances.
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He would risk even greater opprobrium if it became evident that he was turning a blind eye to mainland snatch-squads.
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"We had no size," says Underwood, whose three SFA teams have been, on average, taller than just 26 other DI squads.
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Some officials may well sanction illegal snatch-squads, to show that Hong Kong's autonomy does not extend to anti-party activity.
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Vendors in Maiduguri's Monday market, a favourite of the suicide-squads, say that the prices of some staple grains have trebled.
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Goalie Jake Allen made 32 saves in the victory in a showdown between the top two squads in the Western Conference.
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Both Clemson and Virginia Tech are in rebuilding modes after each team lost four of five starters off last season's squads.
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Counter-terrorism squads launched simultaneous raids in various parts of Izmir and the nearby provinces of Denizli and Manisa, Anadolu said.
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During James' career, he's played on all different types of teams, from super-teams, contenders, middling playoff squads, to lottery teams.
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The gap has also closed and Australia, France, the U.S. China, Germany and New Zealand all arrive with medal-hungry squads.
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The Los Angeles Rams and the New Orleans Saints will have male cheerleaders dancing on their squads for the first time.
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The Kardashians seem like they live in an alternate universe at times — what with their flashy cars, glam squads, and mansions.
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Smallwood was on the practice squads of the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers after going undrafted out of Oklahoma.
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Surrounded by embossed walls, columns, and arches, squads of testosterone-fueled dudes wearing coifed wigs plunge into orgiastic tangles of women.
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But you hardly saw these dug-in or hiding squads and fire teams until you were right on top of them.
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The move came after Arsenal's manager contracted the virus and a number of clubs put their whole squads into self-isolation.
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Gary R. Herbert of Utah signed a bill into law in 2015 approving firing squads when drugs could not be obtained.
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Several other A.C.C. teams used the Nets' gym as well, but some squads had to scramble for whatever they can find.
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More broadly, state B.J.P. officials have shut down dozens of slaughterhouses; others have set up special police squads to protect cattle.
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Meanwhile, in the city's predominantly white neighborhoods, hard-charging "proactive" squads are generally absent and officers actually respond to service calls.
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North Korea also sent squads to cheer for its athletes in international events in South Korea in 2002, 2003 and 2005.
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Metropolitan police, especially vice squads, generally are the most cognizant agency as to where the victims are likely to be found.
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None of the Chinese squads had started the season when play was shut down after Week 5 concluded on March 093.
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The company is particularly focused on helping professional organizations set up their esports squads just like company basketball or softball teams.
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The league&aposs practice squads are made up of unpaid male volunteers, most of whom played high school or college basketball.
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These were leftists from wretchedly poor nations wracked by war between oligarchic establishments run by, their death squads and the poor.
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India's most populous state, Uttar Pradesh, has set up "anti-Romeo squads," which they say will ensure women's safety on streets.
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"We will treat them as such, as terrorists, as extremists and will support a Syrian Army operation against those criminal squads."
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North Carolina — UNC looks different than its recent Final Four squads, but the Heels' starting lineup has plenty of firepower. 6.
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If you're playing with squads, you can now sling your downed teammates over your shoulders to carry them heroically to safety.
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The Colombian photographer Andrés Cardona was orphaned as a young child when both of his parents were murdered by death squads.
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Really, the effect that we can have, I think, is way bigger than I think we can have just training squads.
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And he noted the support that precinct squads got from centralized units focusing on robberies, gangs or grand larcenies, for example.
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Death squads meting out extra-judicial punishment to suspected criminals and drug dealers have killed at least 22001,29 people, including children.
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The FBI used to have a lot of squads focused on La Cosa Nostra, classic Italian mafia, one for each family.
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Current members of a human rights group that monitors the death squads — the Coalition Against Summary Execution — refuse to speak publicly.
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The Lions of 2017 drink less and train more than the legendary squads of decades past, but much has stayed the same.
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"Fortnite Battle Royale" allows up to 100 players to compete against each other or form squads in a fast-moving combat game.
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One of those squads - Phoenix - trailed by as many as 15 points before rallying for a 108-106 triumph Saturday in Minneapolis.
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SS killing squads on the Eastern front were slaughtering thousands of Jews, and Nazi scientists were beginning to experiment with gas chambers.
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Once you're through both tutorials, it's still difficult to keep track of how to select troops and effectively organize them into squads.
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This is old, old news for Battlefield fans, but let's just lay it out for all the noobs: squads are your friend.
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Illinois (3-193, 1-4) lost for the third straight week in the first meeting of the cross division Big Ten squads.
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At the same time, the Cuban strongman ruled his country with brutal force, responding to political opponents and dissidents with firing squads.
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Meanwhile, in Indonesia, anti-communist death squads working on behalf of the ruling class massacred about 500,000 people in 1965 and 1966.
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Rodrigo Duterte, the president of the Philippines, ordered the dissolution of the police squads that had been spearheading his war on drugs.
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An innovative metric for its time, RPI was designed to address the wildly varying strengths of opposition that college-basketball squads face.
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But the worry is particularly acute for Brazil and Argentina, which selected two of the oldest squads at this summer's World Cup.
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Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch have warned Duterte may be overseeing crimes against humanity, with police allegedly running anonymous death squads.
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These makeshift squads rarely challenged for titles and struggled to cope with the new defensive rigour imported by Chelsea manager José Mourinho.
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Just look at this dazzling strike during Game Six of the grand finals against Gale Force Esports, one of Europe's hottest squads.
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Police squads were called to an apartment building near 91st St. and Mill Road in Milwaukee on Monday at about 1 p.m.
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Below, get a behind-the-scenes peek at celebs and their glam squads getting red carpet ready for the tech-inspired event!
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In the 1970s and 1980s, some 66 people were killed by the police or death squads, one linked to the Interior Ministry.
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However, many in towns across Mexico remember Guzman better for his squads of hitmen who committed thousands of murders, kidnappings and decapitations.
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Squads of cheap, disposable micro-drones could work together in the future, clearing rubble for larger robots in disaster scenarios for example.
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Since all-male Army squads have failed to conquer the region, Lena's team of explorers represent a new tactic: they're all women.
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Police in Davao, helped by neighborhood leaders, drew up lists that were used by death squads to target their victims, HRW alleged.
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There are calls for it to intervene to disarm Mr Ortega's death squads, but so far it has remained above the fray.
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He was in his first year on Blue Angels squads flying at air shows and other public performances when the crash occurred.
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In one notable incident, vice squads made a habit of raiding a now-closed porno theater to arrest the men masturbating inside.
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Meanwhile, the murders (there have been several thousand at least) continue—the majority of them apparently carried out by organized death squads.
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There, death squads killed hundreds of alleged drug dealers, petty criminals and street children, said Human Rights Watch in a 23.7 report.
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"I am alive physically but digitally speaking there has been execution squads across the alt-right," he continued on a YouTube video.
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It's worth noting that Thibs' previous squads had David Robinson, Patrick Ewing, Yao Ming, Kevin Garnett, and Joakim Noah as defensive anchors.
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The panels have heard gripping witness accounts of all things from death squads and sordid affairs to corruption, murder and sex tapes.
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XCOM 2, a 2016 sci-fi strategy game where players command squads of characters, lends itself to this sort of digital puppetry.
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Rajapaksa's brother, Gotabaya Rajapaksa who was Defence Secretary during the final stages of the war, has faced allegations he maintained death squads.
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Women like Joy Fawcett went on to play in the World Cup and Olympic squads just a few weeks after giving birth.
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Players from both squads got into a shoving match in the 56th minute following a questionable foul by Orlando City's Danilo Acosta.
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At least 60 other people were also killed at the hands of death squads set up by members of Spain's security forces.
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Because U12 squads include 10-year-old players, the effect is that heading is banned for the 11-year-olds here, too.
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The Rights Groups accuse Duterte of unleashing corrupt police officials as well as vigilante death squads on a campaign of mass murder.
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Kendrick Lamar, A$AP Rocky, French Montana, and Kendall Jenner were also there -- and this is really a case of squads colliding.
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If any team is primed to upset one of the top four squads in the Western Conference, it's probably the Jazz. 8.
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Over the course of the group stage, Team USA had been plagued by a problem common to post-Dream Team American squads.
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Statistically, these are two of the best teams in the game, but have failed to hold an edge over other good squads.
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The fact that squads almost always travel en masse means that when something goes wrong it does so on a grand scale.
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I was watching two squads firing on each other, and I tried for the final pick off, having no kills so far.
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I was very focused on the story of Iván Velásquez, who had followed the links between congress and these paramilitary death squads.
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The 16 teams from the CONCACAF region competing in the competition had to name their 23-man squads by midnight on Wednesday.
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In the early years, squads of Huawei salesmen crisscrossed China in sport utility vehicles peddling the company's telephone switches to post offices.
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Meet the KGB spies who conceived this virus and the American truth squads who tried — and are still trying — to fight it.
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Bachelet's report, which followed her visit to Caracas in June, said Venezuelan security forces were sending death squads to murder young men.
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The first, Senator Leila de Lima, had accused the president of employing death squads and violating human rights in his antidrug campaign.
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Under the program, known as FAST, squads received military-style training to combat Taliban-linked opium traffickers in the Afghanistan war zone.
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For about two decades as mayor of Davao, he was accused of allowing death squads to roam the city and kill freely.
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As one of my squads assaulted a building, my platoon sergeant and Frank were shot and had to be evacuated by helicopter.
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Squads of trumpeters and trombonists, outfitted in combat gear and wearing mutes like auxiliary weapons, scampered up and down the darkened aisles.
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In 2009, a court found him guilty of corruption and human rights abuses, including running death squads that carried out extrajudicial executions.
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Human rights groups say that since 2017, government death squads have executed thousands of people in poor neighborhoods, often inside their homes.
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Among the few other stipulations was one that said the N.F.L. could not disband any cheerleading squads over the next five years.
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The Big East is anybody&aposs guess with top-25 Villanova, Butler, Seton Hall, and Creighton squads battling to become top dog.
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Many lives are connected to the dead: drug traffickers, police officers, death squads, ranch owners and sometimes children with access to guns.
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They describe the details of escaping an island where firing squads, torture and concentration camps were a regular part of Castro's rule.
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The Dubai government said firefighting squads from four Civil Defence stations have been deployed and the fire has been brought under control.
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Orchestras arrive with retinues of fans, who, armed with color-coded bandannas, form good-natured cheer squads at their hometown ensembles' performances.
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The game relies strictly on three-person squads — outside the limited-time event last month, there are no solo or duo playlists.
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The squads murdered a total of more than 2 million people in eastern Europe, most of them Jewish people, Reuters previously reported.
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Now check out the most memorable college basketball teams of the decade, from squads filled with one-and-dones to sleeper Cinderellas:
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The teams traded the lead through the first 11 minutes of the second half as both squads went through extensive scoring droughts.
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This bold tactic was intended to avoid patent review panels that a former chief federal patent judge called "death squads" for patents.
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The animals are revered in Hinduism and the vast majority of the victims of the cow vigilante squads are Muslims or Dalits.
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While the concept of Creatortopia may be similar to that of established squads or collaborative houses, the Skorys' creator retreat is temporary.
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In Army infantry training, for example, women and men have been tramping through the woods in mixed squads for nearly two years.
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He also spent time on the practice squads of the San Francisco 49ers and the Indianapolis Colts, who released him in August.
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Usain Bolt says he ain't ruling out the MLS for his budding pro soccer career -- IF their squads show him the money!!
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"We're gonna be finding talent, hiring talent," Soulja says ... noting plans to create squads for Fortnite, Call of Duty, Counterstrike and more.
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The former president is now serving a 25-year jail term for directing death squads and manipulating the media against his critics.
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No one knows exactly how many people died, but an international tribunal last year estimated death squads killed between 400,663 and 500,000 people.
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But Uribe is hated in equal numbers by those who allege he is corrupt and has ties to far-right paramilitary death squads.
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One might not think the contest between two 22-24 squads would be that exciting, but the division lead is on the line.
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Bomb squads, SWAT teams and police departments around the U.S. are currently using Packbot and Kobra 710 in bomb-finding and disposal operations.
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Calling it a "bitter confrontation," the center's Harland also referred to the killing of ETA suspects by death squads linked to government officials.
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With the launch of Apex Legends back in February, Respawn has stuck to its guns with a tight focus on three-person squads.
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