Dixie Stampede is now Dolly Parton's Stampede and the name change is already up outside on the building after the announcement was made Tuesday.
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Stampede horror In 2006, as the crew was headed to the airport thinking our assignment was over, we received word that a stampede had taken place.
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POLICE BLAMED IN DEADLY STAMPEDE President Eduardo dos Santos of Angola blamed the police for a stadium stampede that killed 22 people and injured dozens more.
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The wildebeest stampede that kills Mufasa was largely created in a computer, but Simba and Mufasa were animated by hand and then layered atop the computer-generated stampede.
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Cannabis consumption will not be allowed in the 230-acre Stampede Park, although alcohol consumption and tobacco smoking are permitted in certain areas, said Stampede spokeswoman Jennifer Booth.
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Oh, and did we mention a stampede of wiener dogs?
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Analysts braced for a stampede for the exits from China.
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It sports the historic Wild Horse Stampede rodeo each year.
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Magellan and Plains did not comment when asked about Stampede.
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But so far there is no stampede to the hinterland.
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As we reported ... several concertgoers were trampled in the stampede.
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Others were hurt in a stampede to flee the scene.
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He signed with the Queenstown Skycity Stampede in May 2019.
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The explosion triggered a stampede that injured tens of passengers.
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A stampede there left 22 dead and 29 injured. 7003.
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Engaging Invites has not encountered a stampede of customers either.
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" It was, he said, "like watching a stampede of zebras.
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Several well-placed sources told Reuters the unidentified shipper is Stampede.
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Companies like Stampede represent a small portion of the pipeline business.
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One pumpkin was full of candy, triggering a stampede of children.
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Eight children died in a school stampede in Hunan in 2009.
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Dreams meet reality The stampede may be jolting more to action.
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That could be the sequence of events that causes a stampede.
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The attacker created a stampede among attendees before ultimately killing himself.
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Would be like the stampede scene in the Lion King movie.
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This led to a stampede where one woman was badly injured.
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Those risky moves helped power their stampede to Super Bowl LIV.
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The news of the stampede struck him as an important crisis.
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We're covering a stampede during the funeral procession for Maj. Gen.
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Calgary had won the seven previous meetings in the Stampede City.
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"It was like a stampede to get fliers," Mr. Delgado said.
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Others had cuts and injuries from the stampede of fleeing people.
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Others had cuts and injuries from the stampede of fleeing people.
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It was very traumatic, first the stampede and then the harassment.
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EIGHT KILLED IN STAMPEDE AFTER MATCH Eight people were killed during Senegal's soccer league final in Dakar in a stampede that broke out after clashes at the end of the match, the official APS news agency said.
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Some suffered burns and others were hurt in a stampede to escape.
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But don't expect steel producers to stampede into this fledgling futures arena.
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S. trade war and triggered a stampede into the safety of bonds.
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It was a political point to create moral panic and stampede people.
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I'll start, with two from Koch country: Scenario 1: A conservative stampede.
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Other candidates will stampede to agree - or look weak if they don't.
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A family got caught in a bison stampede at Yellowstone National Park.
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"Many people died because there was a stampede," Mr. van Pelt said.
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But there was also an audible stampede away from the presumptive nominee.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The stampede into dollars pushed MSCI's Emerging Markets Currency Index .
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His uncle, Gama Singh, performed in the 1980s in Calgary's Stampede Wrestling.
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Pinterest is the latest unicorn to stampede toward Wall Street this year.
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A stampede at his funeral on Tuesday killed at least 56 people.
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Some suffered burns while others were injured in a stampede to escape.
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"A cowboy hat with a stampede string would be best," she said.
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The crowd was so big, you worried that there'd be a stampede.
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But by 2013, the stampede of new users started to slow noticeably.
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Economics and the promise of upward mobility are driving the student stampede.
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The stampede resulted in the death of a 14-year-old girl.
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On the advice of a friend of color, I skipped the well-liked Dolly Parton Stampede, which until recently was called Dixie Stampede, and divides the crowd into the North and the South for some Civil War playacting.
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"I don't think there's a stampede and I don't think there should be a stampede," said Kevin Landis, chief investment officer of Firsthand Capital Management, which splits its $4453 million under management between public stocks and start-up investments.
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Khamenei issued a blistering statement on his website calling the Saudis murderers for their handling of the stampede last year and suggesting they may even have caused the stampede on purpose: Saudi rulers were at fault in both cases.
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You can put in place regulations and public policy to avoid a stampede.
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There was a mini stampede where we were, in one of the alleyways.
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The explosion triggered a stampede in the arena, injuring a number of people.
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A year on, there is little sign of a stampede to switch banks.
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Peaceful animals wander in herds, and will stampede if a giant predator intrudes.
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"I remember seeing a whole stampede of people running, jumping fences," he said.
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Next December a stampede of VR headsets will dominate our holiday shopping choices.
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Two standouts were Heinz's Wiener dog stampede and Honda's chorus of singing sheep.
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N) Stampede development and a 21 percent interest in Royal Dutch Shell's (RDSa.
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When the bulls stampede, you either join the rush or you get trampled.
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Still, photos that emerged from the stampede left many taken aback on Sunday.
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And there is the high-energy Cow Kids Stampede, featuring rowdy musical entertainment.
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"They're actually inciting and causing what looks like a stampede," Dr. Haar said.
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Saudis saw another herd of white elephants on the stampede and shied away.
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Buttigieg's exit from the race Sunday night triggered the stampede to Biden. Rep.
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Razzaz warned any stampede or rush in any shops would prompt immediate closure.
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Razzaz warned any stampede or rush in any shops would prompt immediate closure.
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Soleimani&aposs burial has been delayed as a result of the deadly stampede.
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Antecedent incidents underscore the perilous ramifications; a literal 2017 stampede injured 16 people.
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By the fourth, it became a stampede; only a few thousand stragglers remained.
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The woman I was with was just run over — it was a stampede.
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Several people were reportedly killed in a funeral stampede in Kerman, Soleimani's hometown.
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If it falls enough, it can create a stampede among homeowners to refinance.
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There wasn't a big stampede or anything terrible, there was actually just nothing.
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Airlines, meanwhile, are trying to stem the stampede of animals in the cabin.
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One cup apiece that day, yet there was no stampede to be fed.
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It was just mass panic and a stampede really trying to get out.
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So it's no surprise his potential exit would set off a panicky stampede.
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"The kind of large-scale computing and data capabilities systems like Stampede and Stampede 23 provide are crucial for innovation in almost every area of research and development," said Texas Advanced Computing Center director Dan Stanzione in a UT press release.
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Last Monday, Khamenei issued a blistering statement on his website blaming the "heartless and murderous Saudis" for the stampede last year and suggesting they may even have caused the stampede on purpose: Saudi rulers were at fault in both cases.
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One user even posted pictures showing her injuries from being trampled in the stampede.
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Defence Minister General Richard Rakotonirina said it was unclear what had caused the stampede.
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Barclays just joined a stampede of Wall Street banks cutting stock forecasts for 22.
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It's clear the crowd immediately knew something was terribly wrong and a stampede followed.
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But restrictions are now easing, and there's a growing stampede to get to Cuba.
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She was so beloved she ended up trampled during a stampede for her affection.
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Did you witness someone basically start a stampede prior to She Wants Revenge playing?
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But that changed as it joined the stampede of manufacturers moving to emerging markets.
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Sadly, the 2014 stampede isn't the only deadly crowd crush in China's living memory.
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The neighborhood where the stampede took place used to be filled with textile mills.
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Many of the similar shots in the movie occur during the big stampede scene.
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And in defending themselves, the hippos had a stampede to chase the croc away.
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You can launch this powerhouse stampede where they gore the shit of our everything.
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The source of the loud noise that triggered a stampede remained unclear, officials said.
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It was not immediately clear what prompted the stampede, which took place on Saturday.
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As we move into 2020, though, we're about to see a pink, winged stampede.
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Henry has continued his stampede in the playoffs against the Patriots and the Ravens.
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Henry has continued his stampede in the playoffs against the Patriots and the Ravens.
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The fund was created to honor three Finneytown students who died in the stampede.
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The suspects entered a party playing funk music, causing a stampede, the police said.
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"Some people died because of a stampede inside the derailed coaches," Mr. Swamy said.
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Also, it apparently caused a stampede among Pokémon Go players in New York City.
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Seventeen people were killed when a tear glass canister caused a stampede for the exits.
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This style aims to capture the "hidden internal logic" behind China's thunderous stampede into modernity.
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A stampede started after police used tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse the crowd.
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In 2017, 22 commuters were crushed to death in a stampede on another railway footbridge.
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Things like this are a circus, and we're all just trying to avoid the stampede.
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As we reported ... hundreds fled in all directions, triggering a stampede while seeking safe haven.
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There's another reason for the stampede toward the public market as of late, Jenkinson said.
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As rodeo announcer, Boyd Polhamus guides the Cody Stampede on horseback from the arena floor.
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"There was a stampede up the stairs to get out," said one commuter, Diego Fernandez.
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In 1990, roughly 1,400 people died after a stampede broke out in a pedestrian tunnel.
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And it has become a microcosm of the promise and perils of the scooter stampede.
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The result became known as the taper tantrum — a damaging stampede out of emerging markets.
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About 500 people suffered injuries in the attack, ranging from gunshot wounds to stampede injuries.
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The plaintiffs say that call to action caused the stampede which lead to the collapse.
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Commodity-sensitive currencies, like the Aussie and kiwi, were trampled below $0.60 in the stampede.
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Video posted on Twitter showed people sprinting down the mall's corridor in a panicked stampede.
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One was that the use of Mace, or pepper spray, provoked the stampede, he said.
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On Monday, at least 19 people were injured during a stampede at a makeshift memorial.
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Such failure would risk a stampede among creditors, fearing Wanda would lose its financing channel.
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In early autumn, Zinn took me on a bowhunt for moose off the Stampede Trail.
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Tuesday's stampede broke out amid the crush of mourners, killing 56 people, state television said.
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Police officials are investigating the circumstances that led to the stampede, security officials told CNN.
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Forcing Kigali down the world's throat will stampede the cooling industry into very expensive HFOs.
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Suddenly a stampede: Three Israeli border police officers in riot helmets sprint by, chasing someone.
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Some people suffered burns and others were injured in a stampede to escape the station.
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Stampede reminds visitors that animals can have many dimensions: They are not relegated to one meaning.
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Banks have not opened for a week for fear of a panic-driven stampede for dollars.
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A direct dive in to MCDE's groove arsenal was met with a stampede of instant approval.
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Call your Congressperson with us to let them know you support the Stage IV Stampede.3.
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Fifty-eight people were killed and hundreds were shot or injured in the stampede to escape.
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Maps showing where more than 700 people were killed in a stampede near Mecca, Saudi Arabia.
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The effort comes after an estimated 2,070 people died in a stampede near Mecca last September.
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The federal government is what has created the stampede of medical costs in the first place.
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More than 60 people were injured during a stampede on the first day of the festival.
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Ray Felton is the most likely get, but he'd be a stampede victim against the Warriors.
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"This isn't a horse race, it's a stampede," said William F. B. O'Reilly, a Republican consultant.
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And come January 2, the race to the microphones will sound like an elk herd stampede.
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With Trump — his candidacy and now his presidency — the trampling of norms has become a stampede.
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The first day the ad ran, in late January 123, it touched off a near stampede.
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What happened next was the vehicular equivalent of a stampede, packing the roads to a standstill.
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"It will be the special collections equivalent of a stampede at a rock concert," Linke said.
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During Tuesday&aposs funeral activities, a stampede erupted, the cause of which was not immediately clear.
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The aptly named Stampede movement races along like some combination of Asian dance and American hoedown.
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"The stampede occurred when the worshippers were rushing to get anointed with blessed oil," Warioba said.
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Dozens of people were injured in the stampede, but miraculously, officials said, no one was killed.
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Developing Dozens of people were killed in a stampede during a funeral procession for Maj. Gen.
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Such words from a financial authority are prone to be heard as a signal to stampede.
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I wrote down stampede string to Google later and asked if a baseball cap would suffice.
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"We liked the tempo that we had in the first half," Thorpe told The Daily Stampede.
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The stampede occurred during a game between top South African teams Orlando Pirates and Kaizer Chiefs.
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Kindergarten teachers of 2021 may experience a stampede if they randomly summon Emma, Noah, Liam or Olivia.
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Last month there was a stampede at one bank and several people were shot dead by guards.
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Or at least there will be soon, once the $22 million Stampede 25 is up and running.
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The gunfire prompted customers to stampede out of the private, members-only venue, Valdez and Tomasic said.
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But Argentina's wide fiscal and current-account deficits turned a rush for the exit into a stampede.
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The Stampede, a Tier 1 junior hockey team from Sioux Falls, South Dakota, understand this unwritten rule.
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Then, in September, hundreds of Iranians were among those killed in a stampede by pilgrims near Mecca.
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Prior to joining New Orleans, Dejean-Jones played for the Idaho Stampede in the NBA Development League.
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It's not the first time in recent memory that a neighborhood has seen a surprise goat stampede.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Finance Minister Arun Jaitley sent Twitter condolence messages to stampede victims' families.
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In addition to the dead, 15 people were injured, mostly as a result of the subsequent stampede.
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With my test unit, I had time to play two other games: Stampede and Go Fast Car.
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"Every day, we face death while traveling," says a young woman whose friend died in the stampede.
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"I don't see anything here that would spark a stampede away from Trump," said the conservative lawyer.
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Stampedes have occurred somewhat frequently over the years: in 2006, a stampede killed an estimated 345 people.
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Those Senate Democrats who undermined their leadership by initiating the stampede for surrender blew it even more.
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The drama is being mobilized for a January startGreg Silverman's Stampede, with Silverman producing with Adam Kolbrenner.
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The black boys picked it up and the stomping rolled around the room in a staggered stampede.
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Don't hoard groceries -- But he encouraged Americans not to stampede grocery stores and cause shortages of staples.
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In the aftermath of the stampede, clothes and other personal items were left scattered across the ground.
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The episode spurred a stampede and panic, leading to a flood of unconfirmed reports on social media.
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Around 12,000 Qatari camels, peacefully grazing on Saudi land, were expelled, causing a stampede at the border.
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Carlos Julio Rojas, an activist who was attending a small protest nearby, said he saw a stampede.
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Yet political professionals seemed to feel there was a danger of a stampede toward Mr. Mine Disaster.
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Last year, he displayed a monument in Brooklyn Bridge Park that memorialized a Brooklyn Bridge elephant stampede.
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"This caused a stampede of more than 500 people who were in the club," Mr. Reverol said.
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The stampede took place at the bustling Prabhadevi station, formerly called Elphinstone Road, where two lines meet.
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In a tragic turn of events, a fan lost his life in a stampede at the station.
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The stampede from bonds has seen 30-year yields post their biggest weekly increase since January 2009.
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After years of keeping investors waiting, a stampede of tech startups could hit Wall Street this year.
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An Iranian nurse tends to a man who was wounded in the stampede in Kerman, Jan. 7.
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The stampede of initial public offerings by highly valued Silicon Valley companies has intensified in recent weeks.
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Dutch tourist Marc Ganbuwalba injured his knee in a stampede of diners from a restaurant after the quake.
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Despite these efforts, more than 2,000 pilgrims were killed in the site's deadliest stampede just two years ago.
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But in 2015, more than 700 people lost their lives and hundreds more were injured in another stampede.
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On Friday, 60 people were injured in a stampede at the Falls Music and Arts festival in Australia.
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Dozens of police officers cleared the memorial site after a fight apparently broke out and a stampede ensued.
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If improving patient health is the goal, policymakers should stop the stampede toward making hearing aids available OTC.
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The stampede of globe-trotting women see travel as an investment in themselves, not simply a sightseeing opportunity.
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The stampede added to the longstanding tensions between Iran, which is predominantly Shiite, and Saudi Arabia, predominantly Sunni.
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"It was a stampede," says Thomas Seyfried, a biologist at Boston College, of the move to molecular biology.
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That split between the two methods is key, and a big reason the stampede scene works so well.
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"You hear screams first, then you see a stampede of people, running, diving in corners," Mr. Carson said.
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Such a slide would normally spark a stampede into safe havens such as U.S. government debt or gold.
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When a horrific stampede occurred at the 2015 hajj, Iran jumped at the chance to blame the Saudis.
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Which is a fitting metaphor for the stock market this past week, except that the stampede really happened.
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The blast triggered a stampede of terrified passengers, sending some running along the train tracks, according to reports.
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Market turmoil has sparked a stampede into refuges, such as gold, high-rated government bonds and the yen.
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The resulting stampede into safe havens saw the yen appreciate to its strongest against the dollar since 2016.
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A stampede of foreign do-gooders and international financial auditors into Venezuela would probably mean trouble for them.
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Their previous work with Heinz in 2016 called "Wiener Stampede" reached No. 2 on the charts that year.
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Representatives of Canadian banks and credit unions said they had not seen a stampede of Americans opening accounts.
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An Iranian nurse cries after reuniting with her son who was at the stampede in Kerman, Jan. 7.
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An Iranian woman sits next to a relative who was wounded in the stampede in Kerman, Jan. 7.
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Emotions ran high; a stampede in Soleimani's hometown of Kerman on Tuesday left at least 56 people dead.
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Early on Tuesday, authorities were forced to suspend the burial proceedings after a stampede killed dozens of mourners.
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One move in the game, appropriately called stampede charge, is pretty much unstoppable regardless of your skill level.
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That's why I started Stamp Stampede, a national, decentralized protest and demonstration of demand for a Constitutional amendment.
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Hussein Ghanam, who oversees the health ministry's haj operations, said the authorities are prepared in case of another stampede.
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The event's supposed to go down in just 3 weeks, and this kind of news could cause a stampede.
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They predicted that the legislation would ensnare Japan in foreign wars and trigger a stampede from the SDF's ranks.
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Nineteen people were injured in the stampede that took place as hundreds of people tried to flee at once.
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At the same time, the conflict over Ukraine provoked western sanctions and an investor stampede out of Russian assets.
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On the same day a false report of gunfire at Penn triggered a stampede in which 16 were hurt.
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What's worse is STAT said there's little humans can do to slow down the stampede of Lyme-carrying ticks.
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They rejected demands for compensation for the hundreds of Iranian pilgrims killed in a stampede in Mecca in 2015.
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Videos of the crowd show people screaming and running in a near-stampede to get away from the noise.
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Also, Saudi negligence was to blame for the stampede during the recent hajj, which left 464 Iranian pilgrims dead.
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It's pretty rare to get a buying stampede to go more than 30 sessions," Saut told CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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The new normal The day after the stampede Railway Minister Piyush Goyal held an emergency meeting and ordered improvements.
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A disturbance erupted at a vigil for Hussle on Monday, setting off a stampede that critically injured two people.
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The stampede appears to have been halted with both prices and trading activity losing some of their recent froth.
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For good measure, Kraft wandered into the players' media circus the next day, drawing a stampede of television cameramen.
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Teylor Whittler, a California Lutheran University student, said there was little screaming, just gunfire and a stampede of people.
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A stampede of sea walruses is to blame for dozens of animal deaths in Alaska, the Associated Press reports.
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Rocketing US bond yields have triggered a global stampede into US assets, draining the international system of dollar liquidity.
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Analysts and fund managers said the stampede into cash is understandable, but safety comes with a steep opportunity cost.
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The company also plans to bring online this year its Stampede oil project in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico.
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Ayres, 28, averaged 16.3 points and 9.5 rebounds in 23 games with the Idaho Stampede of the D-League.
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"It's a stampede," the voice says, as cows trot across the screen, pursued by a cowboy with a lasso.
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Witnesses described a near-stampede in some places, as people sprinted for cover, jumped fences and trampled one another.
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Thousands of soldiers in a military parade suddenly fleeing in a stampede that was broadcast to the country, live.
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There's one more thing you can skip altogether: lining up to stampede into stores at the crack of dawn.
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The terror attack — the fifth in Britain this year — prompted a stampede and left more than 30 people wounded.
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Maeve inciting a stampede is the type of coup de cinema that has been eluding the show all season.
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The AP, citing Iranian media, reported that 56 people were killed and 56 others were injured in the stampede.
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A smaller stampede struck the 1989 funeral for Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, killing at least eight people and injuring hundreds.
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Dozens of people have reportedly died in a stampede on Tuesday at the funeral procession for top Iranian Gen.
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London's Metro newspaper reported that passengers suffered facial injuries from a blast and others were in a subsequent stampede.
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But the 2020 Democratic primary, with its historically crowded field, has turned the quadrennial footrace into a hectic stampede.
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A smaller stampede at the 1989 funeral for Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini killed at least eight people and injured hundreds.
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The space was not equipped to handle the crowd's enthusiasm, and at times the show resembled a gleeful stampede.
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The stampede of Google veterans starting their own self-driving car companies is the latest example of this phenomenon.
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A disturbance set off a stampede and at least two people were critically injured, officials and media reports said.
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The stampede left 53 people injured, with 13 of them in very serious condition, an Ancona interior ministry official said.
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After the stampede, programming in the festival's Grand Theatre was suspended for the rest of the evening and resumed today.
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Stampede: Animals in Art, is on view at the Denver Art Museum (100 West 14th Avenue Parkway) through May 19.
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Just as the cake was on its way, the guests left "in a stampede," according to the owner Antonio Rodriguez.
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He also averaged 13.0 points and 6.4 assists in 25 games with the Idaho Stampede of the NBA Development League.
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Stampede formed as an LLC roughly a year ago, according to Texas regulators, just as oil prices entered a plunge.
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His latest remarks in the leaked tape have caused a stampede of Republicans to retract their support for his campaign.
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The Lion King 2019 has the correct music cues for the moment and a hell of a realistic-looking stampede.
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Flake said he was not prepared to follow Collins' example, which did not set off a stampede of Trump repudiations.
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"Just an airplane overhead can cause a stampede, and in the process they crush a young one," he told me.
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U.S. officials said initial reports indicated that some of the injuries might have been caused by a stampede of concertgoers.
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"Some people were attacked and got injured in a stampede," said the man, who would only give the name Ragnar.
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The hajj was marred last September by a catastrophic stampede that, according to outside estimates, killed more than 2,400 people.
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The hajj was marred last September by a catastrophic stampede that according to outside estimates killed more than 2,400 people.
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In the stampede, Mr. Fjelstad's glasses and headphones were knocked off and a cup of coffee was spilled on him.
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"It was not insane panic like you would imagine, a stampede or anything, but people were a little uneasy." video
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Read more: GOLDMAN SACHS: The stampede out of stock-market favorites is a preview of more extreme moves to come.
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The stampede took place on the outskirts of Varanasi, a city in Uttar Pradesh, a state known for its temples.
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"It's bulls killing bulls", said hedge fund manager Gu Weiyong about the stampede out of stocks by once-bullish investors.
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We are still at risk, however, because fundamentally, that market crash was a mass stampede set off through viral contagion.
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The Stampede opted not to license a cannabis area due to the park being a "family gathering place," Booth said.
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Stampede attendance was down by 30% on Thursday from the first day a year earlier amid rainy weather, organizers said.
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A global stampede for dollar funding drove currencies across the world to multi-year or record lows against the greenback.
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To be fair, moderators get criticized when they let the candidates stampede over them and blow past the time limits.
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To be fair, moderators get criticized when they let the candidates stampede over them and blow past the time limits.
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Soleimani's funeral was scheduled for Tuesday, but had to be delayed after dozens of mourners were killed in a stampede.
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The burial was delayed by several hours following the deaths of 56 people in a stampede at a funeral procession.
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A few years ago on Black Friday, that horrid stampede of Christmas season greed, REI did something revolutionary — it closed.
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The Canadian Prime Minister came face to face with two-month-old Justin Trudeau at the Calgary Stampede on Saturday.
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"I thought they made some nice adjustments in the second half," interim USF coach Murry Bartow told The Daily Stampede.
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Because hiking the Stampede Trail doesn't require a permit, there are no official statistics on how many are rescued annually.
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Cue a moment of confused gasps of excitement, followed by an escalating stampede of journalists and photographers toward the stage.
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At a rally for the president in Rivers State this week, at least four people were killed in a stampede.
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But nothing could prepare us for the stampede of '90s- and early aughts-era legends that returned to this season's runways.
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I've pleaded my case with entrepreneurs, investors, and developers, but it's like trying to stand in front of a buffalo stampede.
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"At this point I would say it is a steady trickle rather than stampede but is most definitely happening," he said.
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But two weeks later more than 2,000 pilgrims were killed in a stampede, highlighting the dangers of a lack of space.
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They come with names like Boiler Black (Purdue), Old Tuffy (North Carolina State), El Lobo Rojo (New Mexico) and Stampede (Colorado).
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Iranian death toll in Hajj stampede leaps to more than 450 This isn't the first time a ban has been discussed.
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The move to the exits is not quite a stampede, but it is a pretty concerted group trot, even a canter.
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They joined law enforcement to take care of patients injured in the stampede, said deputy chief Tom Currao of the FDNY.
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The industry's best and only hope is to slow down the stampede a bit (and that's what they plan to try).
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LONDON (Reuters) - A woman at London's Parsons Green underground train station told Reuters on Friday she was injured in a stampede.
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A default would probably turn what so far has been a modest trickle of lawsuits from jilted creditors into a stampede.
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Even Shanghai itself has experienced this before, havinglost at least 17 people in a stampede at a ferry terminal in 1987.
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A number of the casualties might have been caused by a stampede of people fleeing the venue, according to NBC News.
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In a game like Stampede, I could turn my head in all directions and see enemy cowboys coming up my sides.
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At Netflix, she'll manage a growing marketing budget, which has been helping promote Netflix's stampede of original movies and TV shows.
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Many of the fans' suggestions, like Stallions and Stampede, were rejected because they were in use in other leagues and sports.
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Opponents blamed police for provoking a stampede at a festival in Oromiya that killed at least 55 people on Oct. 2.
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A stampede of GOP elected officials publicly removed themselves from being vetted as running mates and then dodge follow-up questions.
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So if you missed that post-Thanksgiving stampede to get a new TV, it actually might have been a good thing.
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The "Today" show said the Delle Chiaie family thought the stampede was triggered by the sound of another driver's car alarm.
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But he and others doubt there will be a stampede to build more overseas because of the new advantages at home.
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There have been some signs of that, recently with Netflix's miniseries "Godless," but it's by no means a full-blown stampede.
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Before the car could come to a full stop at the palace a stampede -- part media, part fans -- rushed toward it.
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As soon as the audience stopped clapping, I sprinted ahead of the stampede to the one existing toilet in the theater.
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The rapper was set to be a headliner at the Cowboys Music Festival ... a festival that coincides with the Calgary Stampede.
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Two years ago, more than 700 people were killed and nearly 900 were injured in a stampede while performing this ritual.
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There was a brief stampede, as people rushed forward to get their chance to catch a glimpse of their former leader.
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Authorities fear the death toll could rise due to the size of the crowd and poor lighting when the stampede occurred.
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Local media said passengers had suffered facial injuries from a blast and others had been left hurt in a subsequent stampede.
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Our first photo essay reports from Tehran, where the funeral of Soleimani turned deadly following a massive stampede that killed dozens.
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People just started running into shops, there was a kind of mini-stampede where we were, down one of the alleyways.
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Hundreds of Pokemon Go enthusiasts caused a stampede in Taipei on Sunday (August 21) in a rush to 'catch' rare Pokemons.
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Hundreds of footprints on the floor here tell the story of a stampede, the rush to escape as gunshots rang out.
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At least five people were carried away on stretchers following a stampede when thousands thronged the stadium to view Mugabe's body.
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It burned at least one passenger, who was carried away on a stretcher, and led to a stampede that injured others.
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Kevin Gates had to be rushed offstage during his Texas concert as shots rang out ... starting a stampede for the exits.
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CARACAS,Venezuela – Venezuela&aposs government says 17 people were killed Saturday after a nightclub brawl in the capital led to a stampede.
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I'm holding my nose, squinting my eyes, and imagining—and running for the mountains beyond the dust storm around the ICO stampede.
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This little taster features Chris Pratt returning to his role as Owen Grady, piss-bolting away from a smoky stampede of dinos.
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"Fans begin to panic, resulting in a stampede," says Donald Grinder, a crisis management expert with the State Department's Foreign Service Institute.
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So this is part of a pattern to display false images or misleading images to stampede people against immigration at the border.
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Stampede prods the viewer to consider how artists use animals to represent human traits and critique the world we humans live within.
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You know the scene: Simba tries to wake his father Mufasa up after the aftermath of a deadly stampede with no luck.
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In 2018, investors sold off asset managers' stocks as wild-swinging markets cut funds' returns, accelerating a stampede to lower-fee products.
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Authorities initially reported that three audience members were injured during the stampede — two with "moderate" injuries and one with a broken leg.
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But before you go and get too excited, drop all of your work, and stampede out to the nearest Sbux location — pause.
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But I also think that the stampede to Trumpism is being unduly influenced by a conflation of the American and European situations.
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Last week a different Tamil lady in her 60s was killed when a procession in Ms Jayalalithaa's honour turned into a stampede.
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Police fired warning shots into the air, triggering the stampede at the festival attended by an estimated 2 million people, he said.
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In January 2005, 340 Hindu pilgrims died in a stampede during a pilgrimage to a remote Mandhar Devi temple in western India.
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Stampede has 30,000 bpd of capacity, according to the company website, or 10 percent of the total allotted on the BridgeTex line.
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To help them, escalators change direction, doors are propped open, and parliamentary staff know to keep well back and dodge the stampede.
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Jones' resonant tones echo over one particular moment in the trailer, which, at around the 22018:30 mark, shows the stampede scene.
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Crowds of people started running again.. Panic and a stampede Although no order was given to evacuate, it became clear we should.
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Safety fears At least 769 people were killed in a stampede at the holiest Muslim pilgrimage site on September 24 last year.
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One last point: This Republican, anti-Trump mini-stampede is not even about white women as people deserving respect and human dignity.
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A tornado touching down in the French Quarter of New Orleans is about as likely as an elephant stampede on Bourbon Street.
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While in the air, the 27-year-old flew high over his hometown as the crowds revelled in the ongoing Calgary Stampede.
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Third Avenue's Focused Credit Fund became a casualty of the stampede, becoming the biggest mutual fund failure since the 2008 financial crisis.
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The challenge for the BOJ will be how to back away from QQE without scaring investors into a stampede out of bonds.
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According to a government statement, 21 died of suffocation in a stampede, while two others were killed as they tried to escape.
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In their song "Stampede," off of the most recent album Still Sleep, the lyrics appear to describe a victim of police brutality.
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A spot for Heinz starred a stampede of wiener dogs sprinting toward a family in ketchup, mustard and barbecue sauce bottle costumes.
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Graphic - Swine Stampede: Listed pork producers in China surge to near record levels as investors bet on tighter supplies & govt support - tmsnrt.
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"Right when he was about to go on I heard two gunshots, and right after, there was a stampede," Mr. Fagbemi said.
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He would have to inspire a stampede at the Convention to rip the nomination from Humphrey, who stood to inherit Johnson's delegates.
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In other words, if the horse-sized duck toppled in Washington, a stampede of duck-sized horses was coming from New York.
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In this piece, Sarah Almukhtar, a graphics editor, answers three questions about her recent article on the stampede at the 2015 hajj.
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But Trump's extended remarks on Charlottesville on Tuesday proved to be a tipping point, turning the trickle of departures into a stampede.
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The coming stampede became clear as Senator after Senator came out as a co-sponsor to Senator Sanders' "Medicare for all" bill.
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Your Money Adviser AIRLINE websites occasionally publish absurdly low airfares by mistake, causing a stampede of consumers seeking to book bargain tickets.
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Last week, Buhari offered his condolences after supporters were killed in a stampede at a rally in the eastern state of Taraba.
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Patrick Ng, founding partner of Shanghai-based PROG Trading Group, said the crash was likely a stampede triggered by automated program trading.
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Fearing a stampede, Mr. Iqbal told people running toward the park that the machinery of one of the rides must have malfunctioned.
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A week later, just outside this camp, three refugees were killed in a stampede as supplies were being thrown from relief trucks.
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By the next day, police commanders had determined that it had not been a falling barrier that had started the original stampede.
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But the backfiring bikes sent people into a panic, with a stampede picking up when terrified people screamed "shooter," according to WLNY.
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The move by the company comes amid a mini-stampede among financial services firms to offer commission-free trades in recent months.
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The big picture: This question was partly answered when the first stampede of private unicorns hit the public market in the spring.
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"Kamala's decision started a stampede," said a 2020 campaign operative familiar with the talks to enlist support for the bill in 2017.
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Young people particularly are making a run for it, a stampede that the city's mayor, Yuri Grishin, has been working to slow.
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"In the European institutions, there was a stampede for alternative passports," said Peter Guilford, a trade consultant and former European Commission official.
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Hammill later added that the "stampede" of Republicans retiring from the House reflects a "toxic" atmosphere confronting the GOP in the election.
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A few minutes after Chamisa entered the party building, police charged the crowd with batons and fired tear gas, causing a stampede.
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And when it comes to hiking the Stampede Trail, learning when to give up is as crucial as knowing how to succeed.
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First, I got stuck in the 2006 stampede during the Stoning of the Devil in Mina and that itself was very traumatic.
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You can practically hear the stampede as members of Trump's inner circle rush towards Woodward to get themselves portrayed in the best light.
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The main thing to take into account for these designers is how people move — or perhaps, more accurately, stampede — in response to threats.
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Police were called in for crowd control, but things still got too crazy and a small stampede landed several people in the hospital.
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Bitcoin prices have yet to rebound anywhere near an all-time high near $20,000, which was driven by a stampede of retail investors.
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Stampede 2 will be the first serious deployment of the stuff, so let's hope that means it's trickling down for us desktop users.
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The police chief noted that a commander was at the vigil and witnessed the stampede and said there were no reports of gunfire.
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At one point early in the night, there was something of a stampede at the door when people weren't being admitted quickly enough.
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She said she witnessed a mass uproar and exodus, and watched students stampede over each other trying to flee the cafeteria and building.
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But just two days later his hopes were flattened by a media stampede after a tabloid newspaper exposed the married Mr Joyce's affair.
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Foreign investors hold around 2 trillion pesos ($109 billion) of local currency debt, and a stampede for the exits could sink the peso.
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A few birds will take fright, starting a headlong stampede for the scrub, the leader always remaining until his followers have reached safety.
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He boosted his standing this month by overseeing a tranquil haj, the Muslim pilgrimage to Mecca, marred last year by a deadly stampede.
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The Dow has already suffered its worst start to a trading year since 5003, and the stock-selling stampede looks set to deepen.
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When police fired teargas and guns into the air, crowds fled and created a stampede, some of them plunging into a deep ditch.
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Nuanced academic arguments on portfolio diversification were swamped in the general stampede to move money out of non-performing assets into rising commodities.
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A bunch of rednecks smashing up Bee Gees record with hammers while monster trucks breathe fire and stampede over stacks of Salsoul compilations?
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Earlier this week, a rare Pokémon caused a stampede in Taiwan, and a similar rush happened in New York's Central Park in July.
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Within minutes of arriving, I heard excited screams followed by a stampede of police officers, shielding who I assumed was the Filipino Beyoncé.
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At least 16 people were injured Friday evening in a stampede at Penn Station in New York City after false reports of gunshots.
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On Monday, Ayatollah Khamenei used his annual hajj message to attack the Saudis, accusing them of neglecting those wounded in last year's stampede.
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Also, an opera singer who was entertaining passengers on one cruise went ashore to sing "O Sole Mio" and caused a penguin stampede.
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They spoke of some jumping out of windows, a stampede in a corridor leading to the washrooms and of children screaming in horror.
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Writing on Twitter, he offered condolences to the families of those who had died in the stampede and promised a high level inquiry.
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Tultitlán, Mexico (CNN)A stampede of Central American migrants rushed to the tracks Saturday when the first whistle of the train rang out.
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One of two security guards tears my ticket as a pair of volunteers frantically dole out press passes to a stampede of media.
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A witness cited by local news reports said the donor had been distributing flour, cooking oil and sugar when the stampede broke out.
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Had somebody not had the wit to smash the window, there could very well have been a stampede and a lot of deaths.
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The OPEC president is in Canada during its annual Calgary Stampede, a rodeo that serves as the year's biggest oil-industry networking party.
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And if Colorado, Georgia and New York decide to join the Super Tuesday stampede, that share could rise to a whopping 46 percent.
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On the ground that night, the story's repercussions could be seen in real time with the stampede for the door, Ms. Guevara said.
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He said 13 bodies had been found in a pile in one corner of the dorm, possibly indicating a stampede toward the exit.
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Wisconsin's primary is still scheduled for April 7, despite the stampede of election officials in other states moving their contests down the calendar.
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Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi expressed his condolences to those killed in the stampede, while the Health Minister visited the wounded in hospital.
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Iranian state TV reported that 35 people were killed during a stampede as scores of people took to the streets to commemorate him.
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It is a tale of promises not kept, corruption and the trampling of farmers' rights in the stampede for natural resources and profits.
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But some skeptics say winemakers need not worry about a stampede of marijuana growers taking over their land and their way of life.
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Fifty-six people were killed Tuesday in stampede in a narrow side street during a funeral procession for the military leader, Maj. Gen.
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On Tuesday, a stampede in Soleimani's hometown of Kerman as his funeral procession was getting underway killed 32 people and injured 190 others.
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But at the same time that's a very delicate balance because if it goes too far it can cause can cause a stampede.
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Despite the IMF's backing, investors became jittery last week about Argentina's ability to pay its debts, prompting a stampede out of the peso.
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The fandom surrounding Cassidy approached the hysteria of Beatlemania a decade earlier and culminated in a stampede at a 1974 show in London.
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The Daily Telegraph reports more than 60 people were injured yesterday in a stampede at the Falls Music and Arts Festival in Lorne, Australia.
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The exhibition Stampede prods the viewer to consider how artists use animals to represent human traits and critique the world we humans live within.
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The Stampede opted not to apply for a license for a cannabis area due to the park being a "family gathering place," Booth said.
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At least 17 people were killed Friday after tear gas was set off in a Venezuelan nightclub during a brawl, leading to a stampede.
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I had never seen an airport this crowded; it was like a stampede leaving a burning building, which, in a way, we all were.
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Before that, controversial personality Logan Paul caused a stampede just months after becoming one of the most detested YouTubers for his suicide forest video.
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Global growth worries and an intensifying trade war between the world's two largest economies sparked a stampede into perceived 'safe-haven' assets on Monday.
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According to multiple reports, at least eight people were killed in a stampede at the Afro-Music Channel festival in Benguela, Angola last weekend.
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"We wanted to make sure we did it in a compelling visual way and what is more compelling than a stampede of hot dogs?"
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What's more, he says, the press about the stampede ignored the economic factors that drive an influx of customers into stores on Black Friday.
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Trump's remarks about grabbing women and getting away with it because he's a celebrity ignited a stampede of Republican defections away from his campaign.
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They studied mapping data from a number of high-density crowd events, including the 2014 stampede, and found that this was indeed the case.
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Ronald McPhatter, 33, was killed; three others were shot, including the suspect; and another three were injured in the resulting stampede, the police said.
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More than 50 people were killed and more than 400 others were rushed to hospitals after the mass shooting and ensuing stampede, police said.
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A jury faulted the British police for the deaths of 96 soccer fans killed in a crushing stampede at Hillsborough Stadium 27 years ago.
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At least three people were trampled and injured on Saturday after a stampede broke out at Travis Scott's Astroworld Festival in Houston, police reported.
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In recent days, crowds have attacked several vehicles in the wake of a stampede last weekend that killed more than 50 people, Reuters reported.
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Variety called it "an insane movie" and reported that a stampede of middle-aged theater owners made for the exit during a trade screening.
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Last week, they were on a trip to Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming when they got caught in a bison stampede that halted traffic.
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"It sounded like a stampede of cattle," Donna Melanson said — 30 to 40 people fleeing, terrified, through Los Angeles International Airport on Sunday night.
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The stampede took boats to Skagway, Alaska, before hiking hundreds of miles across mountains and heading up the Yukon River to the gold fields.
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Another cause for caution in interpreting the negative news were the surprising fluctuations in the polls that started the stampede toward downgrading Democrats' prospects.
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The looming cap set off a stampede in some states by homeowners who itemize their federal returns to prepay property taxes due in 22017.
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Russia are already under suspended disqualification, after their supporters charged England fans and caused a dangerous stampede in the Stade Vélodrome on Saturday evening.
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Like the 2016 airport stampede, the 1987 stock market fall was a panic caused by fear and based on rumors, not on real danger.
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She said scores of people were in the park when the blast took place, saying there was "nearly a stampede" as people rushed out.
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With the I.P.O. stampede now on, he said, he is cautioning companies not to rush to go public because their peers are doing so.
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In April 1992, McCandless hitchhiked to Alaska, where a man dropped him off at the head of the Stampede Trail, according to the book.
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But when a fight turns into a stampede, moderators need to make the debate coherent for the audience or guide it with productive questions.
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On Tuesday at least 56 people were killed in a stampede in Tehran as tens of thousands packed streets to mourn the military commander.
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Catch up: The missile strikes came hours after state-run Iranian news outlets reported a deadly stampede during the funeral procession for Maj. Gen.
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Even September's annual haj pilgrimage, where Sunni and Shi'ite pilgrims mingle under Saudi custodianship, proved inflammatory when hundreds of Iranians died in a stampede.
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Rowley said that most of those hospitalized had suffered "flash burns" in the blast; witnesses reported that others were injured in the ensuing stampede.
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Authorities said a stampede to the exit began after someone in the crowd shouted "gun", but there was no evidence that shots were fired.
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He was snapped up by the Idaho Stampede – an NBA Development League – late last year, and played his first game with the team on Dec.
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The shooter hit six individuals, who were reportedly all uninvolved in the initial fight, and caused a stampede that injured many others as they fled.
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Of course this isn't the first stampede of Pokémon players, a similar event occurred in New York's Central Park in July after the games' release.
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Priced at $700 and $13 respectively, Sony's 5.2-inch and 4.6-inch handsets look like interesting alternatives to the stampede of Apple and Samsung devices.
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The gunfire sent concertgoers running from the club and Ibarra was trampled in the stampede as they fled the chaotic scene, according to ABC News.
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According to the Daily Telegraph, new barricades around the sides of the performance tent led to the stampede, which caused head injuries and broken bones.
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But none of that led to investors selling "like a trap door is open" or a stampede where the volume is big, Cashin pointed out.
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The stampede of Chinese investment into Brazil's beleaguered power industry underscores efforts by the world's No. 2 economy to seek new sources of growth overseas.
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The varied aesthetic language of animals spoken through art, literature, political cartoons, and even the clothing we wear echoes across the three floors housing Stampede.
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The London Ambulance service said they had taken 18 people to hospital following the incident, which witnesses say prompted a stampede to leave the train.
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House Republicans are fiercely defending Trump, and while there are problem spots for him in the Senate, there has not been a stampede against him.
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In April 1992, McCandless hitchhiked to Alaska where a man dropped him off at the head of the Stampede Trail, Krakauer wrote in the book.
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You can see security protecting him with ballistic blankets and military -- it was a national guard event at the event in Caracas, begin the stampede.
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A report on the rush-hour stampede during a monsoon downpour that killed 22 people, said vendors crowding a narrow footbridge were partly to blame.
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Hundreds of Iranians were among some 2,400 pilgrims killed in last year's stampede at Mecca, but the two countries have failed to agree on compensation.
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Calgary, Alberta, otherwise known as Cowtown, is oil country, teeming with actual cowboys and known for the Stampede, which is like the Coachella of rodeos.
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The danger for Republicans is that Dent and Reichert (and Ros-Lehtinen) are the leading edge of a stampede of Republican moderates out of Congress.
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In the wake of the stampede, more than 29,000 people have signed an online petition demanding that the money be diverted to improving train service.
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There's a stampede scene in The Jungle Book that's reminiscent of the Lion King, and there's also a little bit of Scar in Shere Khan.
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"It is a systematic approach by the opposition to stampede us into talks so that we renegotiate the results of the last elections," he said.
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People heard a loud noise that sounded like gunfire ... and it sent everyone scrambling, causing a stampede ... injuring a number of people in the process.
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But the Democrats are using the fact that they are able to dramatize these problems on our border to create a kind of emotional stampede.
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If they are spooked by noise or the appearance of a predator, they might stampede into the water, trampling younger and smaller animals to death.
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Russian fans charged England supporters at full time of the match between their two nations, causing widespread panic and a dangerous stampede to the exits.
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Meet the semiretired millennials who left California for low-tax, low-stress places like Texas, as their former start-ups stampede toward the stock market.
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Last week, CNN reported that a woman and two children were killed in a stampede as a group of Bangladeshis threw food from a truck.
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The coronavirus has set off a stampede into 10-year Treasurys as investors seek a safe haven, and the yield touched a low of 1003%.
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"Unfortunately, as a result of the stampede, some of our compatriots have been injured and some have been killed during the funeral processions," Koulivand said.
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That is what the American people have always presumed, hence the need for Democrats to describe their stampede to judgment as such an urgent imperative.
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The one-legged dude who went viral after getting busted by cops trying to sneak into Lollapalooza Friday during a massive stampede is Mekailo Woodfork.
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The storm dropped more than a foot of snow on Colorado's ski resorts, setting off a stampede of skiers heading into the mountains from Denver.
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In the southern city of Nice, more than two dozen fans were hurt when the detonation of firecrackers triggered a brief stampede near the seafront.
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In the aftermath of the deadly stampede at last year's hajj, Iran jumped at the chance to blame the Saudis, setting off this whole fight.
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Witnesses said the first blast inside the Jolo cathedral in the provincial capital sent churchgoers, some of them wounded, to stampede out of the main door.
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Minikus estimates it was nearly 25 years ago when he attended the Calgary Stampede and casually told a friend he would like to ride a bull.
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Saunders said he could not speak to reports that people were trampled, but he resisted the suggestion that a stampede broke out after shots were fired.
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An unidentified source revealed that Downing Street had a plan to "encourage a crash in financial markets" to stampede MPs into voting for Mrs May's deal.
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A charity distributing food in Sidi Boulaalam, 200 miles south of Casablanca, was swamped with applicants last November, leading to a stampede that killed 15 people.
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Maybe Stampede is pulling a J.J. Abrams here, and it's out to create a stealth Pacific Rim sequel the way Abrams keeps making stealth Cloverfield movies.
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He said the evacuation had been more like a "stampede" because of the cabin crew rushing to get passengers off the plane as soon as possible.
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That fire occurred when fireworks used during a concert ignited non-fireproofed insulation foam, triggering a stampede towards the single-door exit and trapping many inside.
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Oil and gas producer Hess cited safety concerns in a request to use Japanese pipe for its Stampede offshore project in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico.
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The cause of the stampede on a tiny bridge at the central Elphinstone Road station was being investigated, a police official at the accident site said.
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NBC Chicago captured a video of the gates of the park opening to the public, which caused a stampede of people rushing to enter security lines.
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Somewhere along the way it acquired its name, which helped it stampede across social media, brokers' notes and even a ministerial speech this spring and summer.
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Ayatollah Khamenei said in the aftermath of the 2015 stampede that Saudi incompetence, including "locking up the injured with the dead", had led to unnecessary deaths.
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"The department was a little worried that when Google removed itself from Project Maven, that would start a stampede with other high-tech firms," he said.
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"We can't forget that the industrial bull market continues to stampede all over the place every single day, including today," the "Mad Money" host said Monday.
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A memorial for Hussle devolved into chaos Monday night resulting in a stampede that injured 19 people including a police officer, according to local media reports.
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The unanimous takeaway has been that incumbents everywhere are poised to get their clocks cleaned by a stampede of disruptive insurgents — unless they buy them first.
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The stampede happened as the police started turning people back from the overcrowded bridge, Mr. Bahadur said, according to the Press Trust of India news agency.
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But the overall trend line is impossible to dispute: The youth vote stampede from the Democratic Party may have ended almost as soon as it began.
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"The stampede into U.S. equity ETFs since the election has been nothing short of breathtaking," David Santschi, chief executive officer at TrimTabs, said in a release.
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On Sunday, one woman and two children were killed in a stampede as aid workers handed out relief packages near a refugee camp in Cox's Bazar.
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The incidents in Marseille culminated in post-match violence, during which Russia supporters flooded into the England supporter section, causing a dangerous stampede in the stadium.
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The stampede of creative professionals into urban areas has had real benefits, but it has also had major costs that Florida didn't anticipate 15 years ago.
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But this approach also reinforces his almost mythical connection with rural America, which was a critical factor in his stampede though Midwestern swing states in 2016.
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Then The Weekly Standard revealed that Decius was Michael Anton, a senior staff member at the National Security Council, and a news media stampede was on.
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Last year, three people were killed in a stampede at a church in Pretoria, South Africa, during a service led by Shepherd Bushiri, Africa's wealthiest preacher.
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"We will take revenge, a hard and definitive revenge," the head of Iran's Revolutionary Guards, General Hossein Salami, told the throngs in Kerman before the stampede.
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A similar stampede, though on a much smaller scale, struck the 1989 funeral procession for Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, killing at least eight people and injuring hundreds.
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That positioning creates ample opportunity for profit-taking, which can spark a selling stampede as traders who borrowed to buy futures rush to cover those positions.
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Snyder: So, like, the first year it came out, I was walking by Central Park, and this, like, mass stampede of people, like, ran by me.
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That could be the trigger that switches a slowdown in demand for Latin American financial assets into a stampede for the exits, according to some analysts.
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Democrats might take party leaders' word for it that they've reached the best deal possible, but the circumstances are ripe for a mass stampede into opposition.
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Realistically, the 60 million Americans currently earning less than $15 per hour (plus many retirees and longtime labor force dropouts) would also stampede into this program.
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ALGIERS (Reuters) - At least five people were killed in a stampede at a packed rap concert in the Algerian capital on Thursday night, a hospital source said.
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On Sunday, 41 people were injured in a stampede in the Riviera town of Juan-les-Pins when holiday makers mistook the sound of firecrackers for gunfire.
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Police reportedly say people mistook the sounds for gunfire or detonations, and there was a brief stampede before Disneyland officials and law enforcement got things under control.
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There's also the Pixar Promenade, which features colorful games such as La Luna Star Catcher, Heimlich's Candy Corn Toss, WALL-E Space Race and Bullseye Stallion Stampede.
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It's merely that there are so many unicorns in the market today — they stampede by the hundred in 2019 — that they are impossible to keep tabs on.
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"As kids were going home from school there was a stampede as they were going down the stairs," said Peter Abwao, a spokesman for Red Cross Kenya.
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New Delhi (CNN)The death toll from a stampede Saturday in the northern Indian city of Varanasi has climbed to 25, with five people injured, police said.
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The unrelated "stampede" of the exiting crowd resulted from what police believe were the sound of firecrackers, prompting the cry of "gun" or "shots fired," said Alioto.
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To justify that you must believe that American businesses will stampede en masse towards co-working or "managed space", observes Chris Lane of Bernstein, a research firm.
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The unicorn stampede of 2019 has resulted in many of the highest-valued Disruptor 50 companies of past years finally making themselves available to the investing public.
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Every year, several people are rescued from the Stampede Trail, Lynn Macaloon, the acting public information officer for Denali National Park and Preserve, told VICE in 2016.
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And in an adorable twist of fate, Justin Trudeau and Justin Trudeau Adam Bilan got to meet at the Calgary Stampede rodeo this weekend, the BBC reports.
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The subsequent stampede against the president owed everything to her own incompetence and to public opinion, which was enraged, too, by her catastrophic mishandling of the economy.
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It's likely that the blue fish chased the bunker into the closed canal, causing a stampede situation where the bunker fish depleted the oxygen in the water.
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That follows a fall of 1.4 percent in 2018, when rising U.S. interest rates caused a stampede out of emerging markets, the favoured place to earn carry.
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The danger is the next one will trigger a disorderly stampede for the exit door, compounding pricing weakness and sending shock waves along the steel supply chain.
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During the 2015 hajj, many pilgrims died in a stampede, with Saudi Arabia claiming around 700 deaths and Iran saying more than 4,500 people had been killed.
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Witnesses related the horror of the blast, which unleashed a stampede just as the concert ended at Europe's largest indoor arena, full to its capacity of 21,000.
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Scores of people were injured in the stampede at a stadium in the northern city of Uige on Friday when hundreds of supporters stormed the venue's gates.
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The cause of the stampede at the Elphinstone railway station amid a heavy downpour was being investigated, said a police official at the site of the accident.
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Although it may not immediately draw the eye among the assembled Northern Renaissance treasures, to a 16th-century patron it was worth a whole stampede of cattle.
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Yousif al-Emad, who sells insurance, was in the reception hall in Sana when the first strike hit, filling the hall with smoke and causing a stampede.
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WARRI, Nigeria — More than 50 people were missing after a leaking oil pipeline exploded and caused a stampede in southern Nigeria, a local official said on Saturday.
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None of the 219 Democrats running for president seem to know, but that isn't stopping a "Why not me?" stampede, writes Mark Leibovich in The Times Magazine.
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This led to a fateful encounter with Bret's father, Stu, who had retired as the proprietor of Stampede Wrestling, leaders in the mayhem industry in Western Canada.
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Or, put another way … • "The central bank stampede has been fierce, but markets are still waiting for the fiscal cavalry to arrive," analysts at TD Securities said.
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MEDELLIN, Colombia — At least 17 people were killed in a stampede during a graduation party at a nightclub in Caracas, the Venezuelan capital, authorities said on Saturday.
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More than a million people have flooded the streets across four cities, with crowding getting so bad that dozens of people died in a stampede on Tuesday.
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After a sound malfunction caused a break in the show, a flood of people rushing towards the exits created a bottleneck in the crowd, and eventual stampede.
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It's Black Friday, the oh-so-American shopping holiday where prices are slashed, people stampede stores, and retail workers get the short end of every imaginable stick.
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The incident brought back memories of a rush hour stampede that killed at least 22 people and injured 36 in 2017 at a busy railway station in Mumbai.
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He met with members of the Maasai ethnic group in southern Kenya, who are now seeing elephants stampede their farmland as the animals escape their own withering habitats.
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At least 19 people were injured in a stampede Monday night after hundreds gathered at a candlelight vigil in South Los Angeles for the late rapper Nipsey Hussle.
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Small midstream businesses such as Stampede proliferated during the shale boom as oil professionals-turned-entrepreneurs tapped contacts in their Rolodexes to capitalize on a rapidly growing industry.
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In videos shared on Twitter, a stampede of people can be seen fleeing the parking lot where Hussle's clothing store Marathon Clothing company is located in Hyde Park.
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Why it matters: Given how receptive the public markets are to the current stampede of unicorns, it's going to be increasingly difficult for the holdouts to remain private.
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The strong demand for the IPO may ease investor concerns about the stampede of tech unicorns racing to go public this year after Lyft's lackluster Wall Street debut.
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For a snack break, fans grab Fortnite-themed pizza and juice, snap selfies with dancing mascots and run over in a stampede when they spot their favorite gamers.
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Over the next ten minutes, my phone screen became a frenzied stampede of comments, likes, and new followers before it all became too much, and my phone died.
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At one of the main hospitals in Thiruvananthapuram, senior physician Thomas Mathew said that judging from injuries, a stampede was also likely to have occurred at the temple.
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In videos shared on Twitter, a stampede of people can be seen fleeing the parking lot where Hussle's clothing store Marathon Clothing company is located in Hyde Park.
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He ushered his little brother through the stampede of panicked concert goers, he said, and told him the loud noise was coming from the popping of pink balloons.
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It was at that moment, according to a 2005 article in Variety about the film's Cannes screening, that "a stampede of viewers" got up and fled the theater.
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The problem is that an almost impenetrable pedestrian mass, discharged by buses from New Jersey and the Times Square subway exits, hurries south in a kind of stampede.
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Further down the path, commuters rush past the remnants of the stampede: A jumble of sandals and shoes, a bright blue scarf and a scattering of crushed marigolds.
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Tourism has made its mark in the agricultural town: Cruise boats line the quay, and the drivers of the horse-drawn carriages known as calèches stampede all comers.
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The specifics Trump cited will trigger the customary stampede of fact checkers, now well-trained to refute the barrage of hyperbole and falsehoods we hear regularly from Trump.
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Witnesses told Reuters on Friday that the stampede happened as a large crowd tried to enter the stadium, which would have taken the venue past its 8,000 capacity.
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Kutupalong refugee camp, Bangladesh (CNN)One woman and two children were killed in a stampede for unofficial handouts of clothing near a Rohingya refugee camp, aid agencies say.
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Inevitably, these episodes set off a stampede of opportunistic politicians, pollsters, and policy wonks rushing to co-opt the phenomenon and use it to advance some ideological agenda.
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The victims were killed by a stampede inside the venue caused by overcrowding, the judges ruled, who found the Madrid Arena was intentionally oversold by nearly 6,000 tickets.
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The area features dozens of amusement and water parks, musical shows and attractions like Dolly Parton's Stampede, the World's Largest Toy Museum and the Amazing Acrobats of Shanghai.
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Mina is also where more than 2,400 people were killed two years ago in a stampede and a collision of two crowds that crushed people under the force.
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MARRAKESH, Morocco — At least 15 women died and five were wounded in a stampede during a food distribution operation on Sunday morning in rural Morocco, government officials said.
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Last year, Amtrak police officers set off a stampede in Pennsylvania Station when they used a Taser stun gun on a man amid delays on New Jersey Transit.
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They were part of a new exhibition, "Stampede: Animals in Art," a more than 300-piece show on display until May that highlights artwork from the museum's collection.
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"I remember saying, 'I hope we don't get run over by the 'unicorn' stampede,'" she said, using the term for private companies valued at more than $1 billion.
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His device failed to detonate, but it did flare, wounding more than 50 people who were either burned or hurt in the ensuing stampede to leave the train.
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"These members are like a herd of cattle on the plains, where one bolt of lightning will send them into a stampede," the source wrote in an email.
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The Lakers had lost 12 consecutive road games before their stampede at the Garden, and the ragtag group of youthful talent and veteran nomads turned into Showtime Light.
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TOKYO, Feb 20.280 (Reuters) - Japanese government bond prices advanced on Friday as the coronavirus epidemic spread well beyond Asia prompting a stampede into the safety of government debt.
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This truly disgusting sequence helped earn them a stampede of walkouts at Sundance, but also the kind of notoriety with a shelf life among fans of cult film.
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In Seville, Spain, a panic that spread through the massive gathering there on Friday led to a minor stampede that seriously injured one person, according to news reports.
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A kid who was super excited to be on camera lost sight of the oncoming stampede of seven-foot-tall men, and got bulldozed by Center Kevin Seraphin.
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" The number of Americans who visited Cuba was up 125 percent in January, compared with the same month last year, the government reported, calling it a "virtual stampede.
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At a critical moment, he actually led the stampede, as the first Obama administration official to openly embrace marriage equality during the great Obama flip-flop of 2012.
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These developments touched off a dramatic sell-off in stocks and risky assets around the world and a safe-haven stampede into cash, yen, gold and some government bonds.
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It's not that they didn't exist previously (and, technically, this particular round appears to have closed at the end of 2016), but it feels like we're witnessing a stampede.
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Safety during the pilgrimage is also at the heart of a dispute with the kingdom's regional arch-rival, Iran, which lost 400 of its citizens to last year's stampede.
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A stampede of investors at the CAPA Iran Aviation Summit illustrated the potential for suppliers to Iran at a time when the industry faces concerns over the global economy.
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The surge in mortgage and transactional activity highlighted by Nationwide during the first quarter is assumed to partly owe to a stampede to push through purchases before April 1.
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The tension hit a peak earlier this month, when at least 52 people were killed in a stampede at a religious festival in the Oromo-dominated area of Bishoftu.
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Police are investigating what caused the stampede on Saturday during a religious festival that involves Hindus bathing in the river in the belief it will wash away their sins.
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Yet every election, candidates and aides, seeking silver linings when beset by bad polls, indulge the wishful thought that bulging rallies will mean a stampede at the ballot box.
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Public outrage led to a stampede of East End gangsters declaring that they would be the first to find and punish the person who had sold it to her.
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"The stampede into U.S. equity ETFs since the election has been nothing short of breathtaking," said David Santschi, chief executive officer at TrimTabs, late on Sunday in a statement.
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The team used the University of Texas's Stampede supercomputer to churn through all the combinations, utilizing 800 processors over the course of two days to create 200TB of data.
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On Saturday, three people were killed and six others were injured in a stampede during a Hindu bathing ritual in the Ganges River in Begusarai town in Bihar state.
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An eyewitness told Reuters the stampede occurred as police used teargas to disperse the crowds that were scuffling to find seats in the stadium ahead of a football match.
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DURING Super Bowl 50, in 2016, American viewers got to watch Heinz's uplifting "wiener stampede" commercial, with dachshunds dressed as hot dogs gambolling in slow motion across a meadow.
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This encourages a frantic stampede to extract every fossil fuel through mountaintop removal, longwall mining, hydraulic fracturing, tar sands and tar shale extraction, and deep ocean and Arctic drilling.
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Luckily, we then cut to the now-soothing ritual that launches every season of Drag Race: seeing all the girls stampede into the workroom in a very orderly fashion.
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The ensuing chaos was captured on video, and NBC reports that some of the casualties and injuries may have been caused by the stampede that followed the initial blast.
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TE sparked a stock market stampede on Friday as investors rushed to buy into its shares on their debut, driven by enthusiasm for the therapeutic benefits of its products.
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As the woman blankly stares at Lily, it's impossible not to think about the season 2 finale, when Nora shielded Lily with her own body during the bridge stampede.
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The graphic, sexually explicit comments provoked a stampede of Republicans away from his campaign and calls for him to drop out of the race one month before Election Day.
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As Mr Stuck jokes, if air-conditioning were lost and the mosquitoes given their head, the millions of Americans who have moved to the state would stampede north again.
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A stampede of Cleveland police officers suddenly barrels down the narrow street and her fellow vendor, Zull, utters a startled expletive, looking anxiously in the direction they are running.
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Robert K. Boyce, the chief of detectives, said that inside, the vestiges of a stampede were left behind — overturned furniture, puddles of spilled drinks, and a bit of blood.
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The proposed levies triggered a stampede for safe-haven assets, including U.S. bonds, the yen and gold while the Chinese yuan and the Australian dollar hit multi-month lows.
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The proposed levies triggered a stampede for safe-haven assets, including U.S. bonds, gold and the yen, while the Chinese yuan and the Australian dollar hit multi-month lows.
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Federal authorities focus on Florida in bomb investigation, Reuters investigates the use of immigration to scare voters to the polls and a Danish cannabis firm causes a stockmarket stampede.
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Even a seemingly minor event at this juncture could create a stampede out of stocks, and this time, central banks may not step in to smooth out the fall.
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Expect a stampede of companies handing out bonuses, raising pay, spending on capital projects and giving to charities, with the windfall from the massive corporate tax cuts passed Wednesday.
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Editorial More than two dozen Republican governors were in a virtual stampede last fall to be first to bar the resettlement of federally approved Syrian refugees in their states.
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Many brought their phones into the room to live-tweet or livestream the stampede, a serious breach of protocol that poses national security and cybersecurity risks, intelligence veterans said.
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They see that clinical practice has sprung ahead of data, that it has begun to look like someone has shouted fire in a crowded theater, creating a social stampede.
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"It's a stampede," a migration expert told The Times's Lizette Alvarez of the more than 168,000 who have landed in Florida, with another 100,000 due by Dec. 31. Gov.
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A stampede at a toy store, a less-than-successful mistletoe stunt and a Christmas-light showdown, which ignites a neighborhood's competitive edge, create an atmosphere conducive to chaos.
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"It's going to be a stampede," said Jorge Duany, a professor at Florida International University who studies migration to and from the island — and has left the island himself.
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A buddy who is a tugboat crewman took video footage for the documentary and a singer, David Johansen, narrated a walking-tour map for the elephant stampede hoax website.
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MAPUTO (Reuters) - At least 10 people have died and 98 were injured in a stampede at a campaign rally of Mozambique's President Filipe Nyusi, health authorities said on Thursday.
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One of the deadliest occurred in 2002, at a nightclub called La Guajira, where around 50 people were killed in a stampede that began after a fire broke out.
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The exact time of his burial is not yet clear, as officials postponed it after crowding at Tuesday&aposs funeral procession caused a stampede that killed dozens of people.
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In 1985, English clubs were banned from European competitions after 39 people died when rioting by Liverpool fans led to a stampede during the Champions League final in Belgium.
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But as he made his way past the gate, Mr. Robertson looked up and saw a "stampede" of people, including what looked like law enforcement agents, racing toward him.
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On Thursday, U.S. President Donald Trump's surprise announcement to impose tariffs on Mexico on June 10 roiled financial markets, sending investors to stampede into yen, Swiss and U.S. government.
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Behind the stampede is Democrats' desire for tangible programs to offer to working-class voters, which they could contrast to Mr. Trump's racially divisive immigration appeals to white workers.
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My brain and gut both say no, and those who think so — and who designate Sanders as the one to lead the stampede — overlook several dynamics, starting with policy.
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People arrive at a hospital in Kerman to look for their loved ones following a stampede that broke out at Soleimani's funeral, killing at least 40 people, Jan. 7.
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Iran's state television broadcaster reported that 56 people were killed and more than 200 injured during a stampede in Soleimani's hometown of Kerman, in the southeast of the country.
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"We will take revenge, a hard and definitive revenge," the head of Iran's Revolutionary Guards, General Hossein Salami, told the crowds of mourners in Kerman prior to the stampede.
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