The restauranters had several shooters, archers, and javeliners stationed—yes, stationed— on the roof.
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During the Second World War, lots of black American GIs were stationed in Britain but they were stationed separately because of American segregation.
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On Friday a US Navy sailor stationed in Naples, Italy, became the first US servicemember stationed in Europe to test positive for coronavirus.
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The US has 23,000 troops stationed in South Korea including tanks, artillery and F-16 fighters, and has stationed two Terminal High Altitude Area Defense systems there.
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According to 360tv, there is a psychologist at Bellingshausen station, but it's unclear how workers are assessed prior to being stationed in Antarctica, or how frequently they're assessed while stationed there.
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Trump has given Defense Secretary James Mattis the authority to make a decision on how many U.S. troops will be stationed in Afghanistan, where about 8,85033 U.S. troops are currently stationed.
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Petty Officer First Class Jean Coriat, retired, Navy, 2004-18 In 2004, I had orders to be stationed on the U.S.S. Fitzgerald, which at the time was stationed in San Diego.
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Some 5,000 NATO troops remain stationed in the new country.
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Drew DeVoursney had been stationed in Fallujah in 2004. (Facebook)
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He traveled overnight Wednesday to visit troops stationed in Iraq.
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David Dahlberg — Fire prevention technician stationed in Santa Maria, Calif.
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The United States has 28,500 troops stationed in South Korea.
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The U.S. has more than 5,000 troops stationed in Iraq.
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While stationed in Cleveland, his passion for golf was rekindled.
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About 20113,500 American troops are still stationed in South Korea.
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Boko Haram fighters are stationed a couple of miles away.
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The United States has around 5,200 troops stationed in Iraq.
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McAlister stationed himself at the dining room table, logging evidence.
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I was a weapons specialist, stationed all over the country.
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There are about 27,000 U.S. troops stationed in South Korea.
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Permanently stationed outside were a gaggle of motorcycle taxi guys.
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More than 100 coastguard personnel are stationed on Itu Aba.
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I had my guys stationed outside, we were feeling confident.
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TransCare arrived within minutes — it was stationed in the building.
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She'd been stationed inside Rockford public schools for several years.
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The United States has about 6,500 troops stationed in Africa.
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We had folks who were stationed at other safe spaces.
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Mark Milley that Turkey knew where US troops were stationed.
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She was last stationed at Group Headquarters, Grand Rapids Mich.
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Either security guards or cameras are stationed on each floor.
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Safdar and his colleague Farrukh were stationed near an entrance.
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Security guards are stationed at the markers day and night.
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He was stationed in Germany, picked up German very quickly.
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Over the last several years he has been stationed overseas.
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Two policemen stationed in the area were injured as well.
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The battery was stationed a mile north of Nindiri station.
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Some 5,200 U.S. troops are now stationed in the country.
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Bankers serving Chinese clients could be stationed on the mainland.
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As police stood stationed nearby, continuing to surround the campus.
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There were 20,000 Soviet troops stationed there at that time.
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We were stationed in Srem, some 13 miles from Belgrade.
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Today, the US has 28,500 US troops stationed in South Korea.
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HMS Montrose will remain stationed in the Middle East until 2022.
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Patterson recalled a case when he was stationed in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
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And he was stationed in Japan, then he went to Korea.
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Policemen are stationed outside a strip club in downtown Los Angeles.
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The peacekeepers were stationed near a river and discharged raw sewage.
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Security guards stationed at the mosque gunned down the other militant.
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We were stationed with Airborne troops and drilled by Airborne sergeants.
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He has been stationed at a military installation in San Antonio.
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By coincidence, I'm stationed with one of the company's hiring managers.
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It's unclear where the 200 remaining U.S. troops will be stationed.
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He added that ISIS had local headquarters stationed in the area.
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A U.S. ballistic missile defense station is already stationed in Romania.
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That doesn't include any troops that may be stationed in Belarus.
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U.S. troops have been stationed in South Korea since the 1950s.
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The critical skills operator was stationed in Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.
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He was stationed at Camp Lejeune as a critical skills operator.
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My son is an IDF soldier stationed in the Golan Heights.
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The United States has about 28,500 troops stationed in South Korea.
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NATO nations such as Britain also have troops stationed in Afghanistan.
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Each team was now stationed at the enemy base, opening fire.
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The U.S. has roughly 28,000 soldiers stationed on the Korean peninsula.
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Troops were reportedly stationed at Zimbabwe's Parliament and the presidential palace.
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About 2,000 American forces were stationed in Jordan as of January.
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And the Pentagon already has 85033,364 troops stationed at the border.
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A permanently stationed brigade, supporters say, would be a stronger deterrence.
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They joined the 85033,100 members already stationed along the Southern border.
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Thip was visiting and Steven was stationed at a base there.
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The university did not say whether police will be stationed outside.
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Evelyn's father is an active-duty military serviceman stationed in Louisiana.
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With Mr. Schmidt in the Army, stationed in El Paso, Tex.
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A period Lincoln Continental is stationed outside the hotel's front door.
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There were two local police cars stationed outside, which concerned Vazquez.
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He was stationed in Germany, where he served as a cartographer.
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The plants are well tended, statues orderly, and flags well stationed.
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The Philippine military responded with airstrikes and stationed 10,000 soldiers there.
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Jarrod A. Devore, another Marine fighter pilot stationed on the Nimitz.
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Police officers have been stationed on the street outside their home.
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He was stationed in the Family Circle, the uppermost balcony seats.
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His father, Mr. Ebid, was also a Kurdish militiaman, stationed elsewhere.
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The officer did not explain why the troops were stationed there.
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All three servicepeople either recently visited or were stationed in Daegu.
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The few peacekeepers stationed nearby began searching by road and air.
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There are around 3,000 US troops currently stationed in Saudi Arabia.
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Members of the Navy and the Marines are permanently stationed there.
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The Norfolk Four were stationed at the Navy base in Norfolk.
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But the police stationed in front of the home were friendly.
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Stationed in Germany, he met his future wife there, Christine Zinsel.
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Sniffer dogs were stationed along the path of the funeral procession.
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Stationed in front, he batted in a feed from Jake Guentzel.
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His brother, who was in the Air Force, was stationed there.
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She lived for years in India, where her husband was stationed.
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Even those American forces stationed in South Korea are usable elsewhere.
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That interest can be accomplished by contingency forces stationed outside Afghanistan.
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Police officers stationed at the doors had turned away disappointed latecomers.
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The United States has about 85033,500 troops stationed in South Korea.
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Other plainclothes guards are stationed at the doors to the terminal.
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In 1968, he was in the Navy, stationed near San Francisco.
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Some militias have attacked Iraqi bases where Americans are stationed, too.
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He is stationed here to keep an eye on the conflagration.
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There will be civil rights observers stationed at the security screenings.
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When Mazara hit the ground ball that would ruin his bid, it went right where the shortstop would normally be stationed, but Didi Gregorius had been stationed up the middle as part of the Yankees' defensive shift.
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Imagine if China had tens of thousands of troops stationed in Mexico.
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In the past, the United States stationed some 300,000 troops in Europe.
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Chinese workers have indeed been stationed on the site in years past.
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France and America have several thousand troops between them stationed in N'Djamena.
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He was stationed in Alaska, which was under threat from the Japanese.
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Farah Osman of the Somali Army, who is stationed near the base.
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An earlier version said the marines were already stationed on the island.
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Turkey says as many as 1,000 soldiers could eventually be stationed there.
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This sounds like a perfect opportunity for students stationed in those areas.
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Why do we have troops and military hardware stationed around the globe?
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Forces from Puntland and Somaliland remain stationed on opposite sides of Tukaraq.
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This area once comprised the Roman frontier, where military troops were stationed.
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In response, the Russian government will expel British diplomats stationed in Moscow.
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He evacuated only when the firefighters stationed nearby said they were leaving.
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He was in the military and stationed at Ramey Air Force Base.
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About 10,500 active Navy personnel are stationed at Naval Air Station Oceana.
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The groom, also 26, is stationed at Fort Hood in Killeen, Tex.
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Troops who remain stationed in the area would be unarmed, Reuters reported.
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Another former employer who'd been stationed at SoFi's office in Healdsburg, Calif.
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Around 60,000 Thai security forces are stationed in the three southernmost provinces.
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During the season, lifeguards are stationed on the beaches from 10 a.m.
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They stationed themselves in front of ballot boxes, occasionally leaning on them.
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There are normally 10 to 15 RC-135 aircraft stationed at Offutt.
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Crew members were stationed behind Lizzo's inflatable butt to help it bounce.
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The jet was from strike fighter squadron VFA-151 stationed at Lemoore.
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The US stationed maritime patrol aircraft at Keflavík from 1951 to 2006.
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Click through to see some of the billboards stationed around the globe.
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Two burly security men were stationed in front of the hotel's doors.
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He was last stationed at United States Cyber Command at Fort Meade.
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Three of the Gulfstream Vs and three 550s are stationed at Andrews.
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Roord was stationed near the post as the ball came her way.
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American forces stationed in the base helped to repel the Taliban attack.
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She is now an Army physical therapist stationed at Fort Carson, Colo.
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Reginald Dyer, a British officer stationed nearby, met the protesters with force.
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We are both in the military and were stationed far from home.
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Ahmad Javed, 214, whose unit is stationed in Baghlan Province, said Monday.
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The actors, stationed at microphones, chant in unison like a Greek chorus.
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While stationed in Hawaii, he learned scuba diving and explored underwater wrecks.
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Ashlee Bruce, who is stationed at Buckley Air Force Base in Colorado.
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He recalls his days as a free-spirited Marine stationed in Hawaii.
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And the bar carts typically stationed near the train tracks had vanished.
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He was last stationed at Nellis Air Force Base in Las Vegas.
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Currently, the U.S. has between 12,85033 and 13,000 troops stationed in Afghanistan.
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It also referred to the wrong hamlet where Bobby Draper was stationed.
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John Kirby, CNN military and diplomatic analyst, who was once stationed there.
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It's unclear where the corps was stationed, but it stayed within Japan.
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In September 2012, while stationed at a naval base in Jacksonville, Fla.
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Four correspondents, three assistant reporters and an office manager are stationed here.
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According to The Palm Beach Post, Ciccarella is now stationed in Virginia.
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But the US troops stationed there have a tense relationship with locals.
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There are an estimated 14,85033 U.S. troops still stationed in the country.
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Wagonloads of police officers were stationed in the woods surrounding the village.
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She was stationed in Ceylon (now Sri Lanka) when the war ended.
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The editorial compared the temperatures in golf-friendly Florida over Christmas with those at the U.S.-Mexico border, where thousands of U.S. troops are stationed, and temperatures in Kabul, Afghanistan, where more than 8,000 soldiers are still stationed.
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And so as one Yankees coach, Reggie Willits, hit grounders to Andujar, and another, Brett Weber, was stationed at first to catch Andujar's throws, Rodriguez stationed himself — hands on his knees, like a football coach — behind the pitcher's mound.
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That's near where around 70 percent of North Korea's ground forces are stationed.
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They were living in Flint at the time because Dennis was stationed there.
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It was OK. The weird thing was I was stationed in Augusta, Georgia.
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It has 2,19963 agents and 45,000 personnel stationed in more than 170 countries.
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Jennifer Sims, who is stationed at the US Army garrison in Hohenfels, Germany.
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Before my deployment to Afghanistan in early 2009, I was stationed in Alaska.
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Aaron Ekblad's shot hit Nick Bjugstad, who was stationed in front of Lehner.
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An usher was stationed nearby with a box of tissues in each hand.
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There was a machine that shot mortars stationed right next to our house.
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Will I be painfully bored if we're stationed somewhere outside of a city?
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Todd's former husband is stationed at an Air Force base in North Carolina.
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Stone won't detail yet where his volunteers will be stationed throughout the country.
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"I have heard from numerous people that have been stationed there," said Bruno.
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Australia is also home to a number of military bases with stationed troops.
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The company has experience in the geography, with several remote workers stationed there.
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Forces from the transatlantic alliance have been stationed in the country since 1999.
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Jonas eats shakily, and lies that he was stationed on the Eastern front.
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An international inspection team would need to be permanently stationed in the North.
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The Russians have reportedly stationed advanced anti-aircraft missile systems at the base.
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Around 200 Canadian troops are stationed in Ukraine to help train local soldiers.
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Turkey also blocked Berlin lawmakers from visiting their troops stationed in southern Turkey.
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Rollins was stationed at Fort Bragg, but she left the Army in January.
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The Marines will be stationed at the Vaernes military base in central Norway.
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After all, he was stationed at the Pentagon, not in a war zone.
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Before his arrest earlier this month, Kang was stationed at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii.
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After that, I was stationed at Luke Air Force Base in Glendale, Ariz.
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Turkish troops are still stationed in the secured regions and along the border.
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When we are totally disarmed, under UN Guard that's stationed at every house?
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There are 41 full-time Interior law enforcement officers stationed at the border.
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There are currently about 4,500 active-duty and National Guard troops stationed there.
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The report also lists the specific districts where the U.S. military is stationed.
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The MoMA has several security guards stationed on each floor of the museum.
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A police official on duty confirmed the Rangers were no longer stationed there.
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Ramsey Aguilera, stationed at the Lip Kandy booth, wore shorts and body glitter.
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Stationed 33 feet from the basket, Varejao sensed that his options were limited.
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Just ask Peter Nguyen, a U.S. Army captain who's stationed in South Korea.
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They are the first foreign troops stationed in Norway since World War Two.
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It will also include tanks that will be stationed along the National Mall.
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To address this issue, many churches have stationed security personnel at the entrances.
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Meanwhile, Omar was stationed outside the lobby, waiting for people to walk out.
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William and Kate also celebrated the season with military families stationed in Cyprus.
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He was last stationed at the Royal Air Force station near Mildenhall, England.
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Roark stationed himself in the photo well located by the first-base dugout.
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His plan was to register for the army and get stationed far away.
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Then the guests of honor arrived: three American soldiers stationed in South Korea.
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LAS VEGAS — Hand-sanitizing dispensers stationed outside locker rooms and along arena concourses.
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Then the decision would be distributed to counterintelligence officers stationed at Soviet embassies.
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By Friday, 140 divers were stationed there, about a mile from the boys.
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Explorers and scientists stationed at Antarctica will also find the new map useful.
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She was also stationed in South Korea while serving in the Peace Corps.
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Mr. Lee, who had been stationed in Beijing, emerged as a prime suspect.
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Then the car bomb exploded at the gates, where security officials were stationed.
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He was stationed at several posts in his career, including Fort Hood, Tex.
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The groom, also 36, is a foreign service officer currently stationed in Paris.
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It was the president's first trip to troops stationed in a combat zone.
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It was his first visit to troops stationed abroad in a combat zone.
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Vehicles are stationed along the parade route, and Safdar drives to his spot.
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Now, missions may need to be approved by a colonel stationed in Germany.
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Still, Chinese staff stationed in China oversee significant aspects of Bytedance's international apps.
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When James turned 18, he joined the Navy, and was stationed outside Chicago.
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I had returned home from the Vietnam War and was stationed in Maine.
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A soldier brought us to where the rest of his unit was stationed.
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Outside of a few policemen stationed out front, there is little security presence.
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The people inside missed the distinct (and armed) quirkiness of those stationed outside.
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He was stationed at Fort Knox, where he sentinelled the country's gold reserves.
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Supporters of a permanently stationed brigade argue it would be a stronger deterrent.
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There are 800 U.S. troops stationed in Niger to combat this growing threat.
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He was appointed in 2008 and stationed in the Los Angeles field office.
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CDC has several staffers stationed on the island to help control the outbreak.
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Camp Taji, where most New Zealanders are stationed, was not attacked, Peters said.
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Eventually, each made his way back to their Norwegian unit stationed in Britain.
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The armed officer stationed at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla.
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For now, the mobile cupboards are stationed mainly in offices and partner locations.
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In the event, the police stationed at every polling station were thankfully underemployed.
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On Christmas Day, he and his wife, Michelle Obama, visited troops stationed here.
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"It could have been us," said Nativi, who is currently stationed in Florida.
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Behind them, they stationed three heavy-duty flatbeds with spinning Doppler radar dishes.
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Some protesters threw stones at the polling booths and the troops stationed there.
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He was stationed at Fort Riley in Kansas before his arrest on Saturday.
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Since then, he has been stationed in Russia, Afghanistan, India, Colombia and Kosovo.
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About half of the 50,000 American troops in Japan are stationed on Okinawa.
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At least 20 security vehicles were stationed around the mosque or patrolling nearby.
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For example, if you are stationed in orbit 250 miles above the planet.
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He was stationed in Ottawa, Canada, and was going on vacation to Ethiopia.
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Six are on iPads or printed in books stationed at tables with seating.
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Afterward, he was stationed in Baumholder, Germany, before being discharged in August 2012.
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Federal agents with body armor and automatic rifles are stationed outside the courthouse.
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In addition to private security, 2 cop cars are stationed on the street.
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An increased number of police officers were stationed outside the embassy on Friday morning.
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NATO still has around 5,000 troops stationed in Kosovo to keep the fragile peace.
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There are currently 54,000 U.S. troops stationed in Japan and 28,500 in South Korea.
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She enlisted in the Army and was stationed in Germany before settling in Alabama.
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While Captain Khan was stationed in Iraq, a suspicious taxi approached his checkpoint quickly.
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GS: My dad was in the Navy and he was stationed on Midway Island.
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The LAPD are currently outside Brown's home, where they've been stationed since 3 a.m.
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In Niger, nobody knew America had 800 soldiers [stationed here] until after the attack.
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She got a hold of the classified information while stationed in Iraq in 2010.
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Turkish officials have said discussions on where the systems would be stationed are underway.
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Ceremonial military units stationed in the Washington DC are heavily involved every four years.
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There was also a documentary film crew, stationed toward the back of the room.
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NATO still has some 5,000 troops stationed in Kosovo to keep the fragile peace.
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Australia currently has nearly 300 troops stationed in Afghanistan, training and advising Afghan forces.
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For two decades, every Thursday without fail, she stationed herself outside this Lubbock clinic.
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Keith was drafted toward the end of the Korean War, and stationed in Germany.
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USO to entertain U.S. troop stationed in the Middle East in 2006, when Franken
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She said the incident occurred in one of the vehicles stationed in Tampa, Florida.
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Meanwhile, hundreds of soldiers were stationed near the train station where Kim could arrive.
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Peterson was the armed officer stationed at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School on Feb.
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Trump said that 8,500 federal personnel have been stationed in southeast Texas this week.
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Washington stationed nuclear weapons in South Korea in 1958 but withdrew them in 1991.
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The groom is also a major in the Army National Guard, stationed in Pittsburgh.
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The U.S. troops are stationed some 1,500 km (900 miles) from the Russian border.
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Vans are stationed at different intersections in the city most days of the week.
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U.S. troops have been stationed in South Korea since the conflict's armistice in 1953.
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After enlisting in the military at 18, he was stationed in Germany and Britain.
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There are over 2900,220006 soldiers, sailors, airmen, Marines and Coast Guardsmen stationed in Germany.
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We do not need troops stationed all over the world to execute this policy.
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Stationed on publicly owned land and tribal land, officers were tasked with apprehending subjects.
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Police wore riot gear and stationed two water cannon at the main protest site.
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Fire starts in kitchen Emmanuel Mensah, 28, was stationed in Virginia, his father said.
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China had turned down the Pakistan offer to have military stationed in the country.
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She left her honeymoon in Japan to perform for American troops stationed in Korea.
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He stationed nine young men in high-visibility vests in the streets at night.
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The ball bounced right to Gregorius, who was stationed almost directly behind second base.
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The United States has said it has no nuclear weapons stationed in South Korea.
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Currently, there are several thousand American soldiers stationed in Poland on a rotational basis.
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Her father was stationed at an Army facility and left before Sandra was born.
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For a time he was stationed in Germany, where he played piano in bars.
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The first rule stationed the highest-polling contender at center stage, reinforcing his advantages.
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Among them, the men had been stationed in Florida, Illinois, New Hampshire and Texas.
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In 2017, a law-enforcement official stationed at a rally in downtown Portland, Ore.
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The case stoked extreme anger on Okinawa, where about 47,000 American troops are stationed.
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Led by Decimus, they even stationed gladiators outside the Senate House to protect themselves.
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There are always people there, and there is almost always a cop stationed there.
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On defense, I was stationed in right field (a peewee league no man's land).
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Nearly half of the roughly 50,000 American troops in Japan are stationed on Okinawa.
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Singapore's Changi Airport had several temperature scanners and medic teams stationed throughout the airport.
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Openly targeting a base where US forces are stationed like this is totally different.
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My father had been stationed there as a C.I.A. case officer in the '50s.
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He was then a color sergeant for the Marines, and already stationed in Quantico.
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About 65,000 active duty U.S. troops are stationed in Europe (including NATO ally Turkey).
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SpaceX&aposs recovery ship, called GO Searcher, will be stationed nearby to retrieve it.
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Seaman Hernandez, 26, was stationed first in Italy, then in California, then in Japan.
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Lieutenant Silverman, 29, a pilot with the Navy, is stationed in Oak Harbor, Wash.
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Casadona joined the Army in 2012 and was stationed at Fort Campbell in 2018.
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He is responsible for the firm's international business in Dubai, where he is stationed.
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In 2010, Rock Health was stationed in an old Chinese restaurant in San Francisco.
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He had been the country's most senior military attaché stationed in the United States.
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First came the sheriff's deputies, stationed just about a mile away, at Lost Hills.
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Nomura's father, who was stationed in China, died when his son was a boy.
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Scores more will be stationed along the carriage route and on the castle grounds.
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He yearned to see the world, and asked to be stationed aboard a boat.
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The couple met through OkCupid in 2017, when both were stationed in Norfolk, Va.
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Some confronted police officers who were stationed on a footbridge near the police headquarters.
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A "floating concierge" was stationed in front of the art installation at all times.
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The targeted killing of Soleimani could endanger U.S. forces stationed in the Middle East.
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He went to boot camp in 2014 and was stationed in Virginia Beach, Virginia.
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He was last stationed at Fort Huachuca, having achieved the rank of staff sergeant.
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President Donald Trump's administration also expelled 17 Cuban diplomats stationed in the United States.
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The officials are stationed directly over the track, and the noise can be deafening.
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Immediately after his release, Wine was whisked into an ambulance stationed outside the court.
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The nearest B-1B bombers are stationed at Andersen Air Force Base in Guam.
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Smith, 24, was stationed at Fort Riley in Kansas before his arrest on Saturday.
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No less than 6,85033 IRGC and SSF forces were stationed there to prevent protests.
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NATO still has around 4,500 troops stationed in Kosovo to keep the fragile peace.
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Pence visited Al Asad Air Base in western Iraq where U.S. troops are stationed.
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Tear gas was fired by another group of officers stationed nearby at 11 a.m.
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Elias Lindholm, stationed in a face-off circle, fired a shot into the crease.
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More than 28,000 United States troops are stationed there, many living with their families.
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Mr. Griffin married Emma Macalik while he was stationed in Germany after the war.
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Five thousand U.S. troops are already stationed in Iraq assisting the country's security forces.
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She met my father, Clifford O. Peterson Sr., while stationed in Atlanta, in 1944.
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Turkey has troops stationed at several locations in the area to monitor the agreement.
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Such problems were well known to some Air Force housing employees stationed at Tinker.
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On a domestic basis, there are about 1.1 million active troops stationed in the United States, and here's how they are grouped based on branch of service: Internationally, there are just under 200,000 troops that are stationed in 177 countries throughout the world.
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A US government employee stationed in the city of Guangzhou in southern China reported "subtle and vague, but abnormal, sensations of sound and pressure," which may resemble sensations among at least two dozen US diplomats and family members previously stationed in Havana, Cuba.
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Two other tanks and a military vehicle were stationed in front of the VIP terminal.
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We met up with one of our friend's high school buddies who was stationed there.
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They are expected to join 10 Russian vessels already stationed off the coast of Syria.
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He laid eyes on his future wife when they were both stationed in South Korea.
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Prince is stationed in Miami this week, transforming visitors throughout the PULSE Contemporary Art Fair.
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Oxford who had volunteered for the army and been stationed in Iraq—and was perhaps
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The ships would be the US Navy assets stationed closest to the South China Sea.
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But a US Naval Special Warfare Command spokesperson stationed in Coronado, California is calling bullshit.
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Officials have said that Turkish soldiers stationed in northern Iraq could attack the rebel stronghold.
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More than 700 specially trained soldiers are stationed in 40 bases in the far north.
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Yossarian is a U.S. Army bombardier stationed off the Mediterranean coast in the early '40s.
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To every service member here today and stationed around the world, they&aposre all watching.
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Actually, you probably remember me as Airman ____ from when we were stationed at Luke together.
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His wife stood outside and was approached by a police officer who was stationed there.
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He was out at sea when the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor, where he was stationed.
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The U.S. troops removed from northern Syria will be stationed "temporarily" in Iraq, Esper noted.
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The car was stationed at a crossroads notorious for smash-and-grab robberies on motorists.
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Carter is also hosting a question-and-answer session with troops stationed in the country.
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Soviets were stationed in North Korea in the years leading up the outbreak of war.
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A resident and a security source said LNA troops were still stationed there on Monday.
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It has mainly used jets stationed at an airfield in the government-controlled Latakia province.
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A Florida soldier has reunited with a stray dog she rescued while stationed in Iraq.
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Though U.N. peacekeeping forces were stationed in Rwanda, the U.N. did not stop the killing.
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Soldiers stationed at checkpoints along the suburb's entrances prevent the movement of goods and people.
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Hartman, who was stationed near the boards, had passed the puck prior to the hit.
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They had been flying home from Hawaii, where her husband was stationed in the military.
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Commercial satellite images of the submarine base give insight into the furtive force stationed there.
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Thae had been stationed in the United Kingdom but chose to defect to South Korea.
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I was in the infantry and was stationed in Northern I Corps, near the DMZ.
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America has some 2,000 troops stationed in Syria, many in the Kurdish-held north-east.
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What could they possibly be hiding from while seemingly stationed in the middle of nowhere?
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Some 500 American troops are stationed at the Soto Cano air base in central Honduras.
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He's stationed at the headquarters of the Nineveh Plains Protection Units (NPU) in Al-Hamdaniya.
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In fact, the hi-vis interloper was a security guard stationed in the neighboring building.
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The peacekeepers on mission in Haiti were stationed near a river and discharged raw sewage.
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NATO, which has some 4,500 soldiers stationed in Kosovo, said the plan raised serious concerns.
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It's now very popular, he said, among the large number of Russian soldiers stationed nearby.
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Without kimchi, he said, the Korean troops stationed in Vietnam were experiencing dangerously low morale.
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At about 9 am, police stationed outside the room noticed smoke seeping out, Maldonado said.
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The next day, ISIS militants ambushed the position, killing all thirteen Kurdish fighters stationed there.
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Uniformed officers were stationed in front of the Parliament House, a gay hotel and bar.
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America's top diplomat then met some of the marines who are stationed at the embassy.
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That category could include college students, active-duty military stationed in New Hampshire and more.
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According to a U.N. monitoring group, Qatar had said around 200 troops were stationed there.
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He placed the gun to the head of a prison guard stationed near Martinez' cell.
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The TI Oceania is currently stationed offshore Oman, shipping data on Thomson Reuters Eikon showed.
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Armed guards were stationed at watchtowers at regular intervals along the length of the Wall.
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In 1991, the battleship USS Missouri fires at Iraqi targets stationed along the Kuwaiti coast.
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And Super Mario, stationed at the entrance to the pedestrian path, was drawing a crowd.
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The strained ties raised questions about the future of some German troops stationed in Turkey.
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There's generally at least one of them stationed near the Middle East at all times.
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Stationed by the control room operator as the video played, Andrew argued the lights down.
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He added that New York police officers are stationed in 13 locations around the world.
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Clark was stationed in Brussels as Supreme Allied Commander of NATO from 1997 to 2000.
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A U.S. ballistic missile defense station is already stationed in the nation south of Ukraine.
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Presley was stationed in Friedberg while serving in the US Army, between 1958 and 1960.
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On at least one occasion, the former resident said, NYPD officers were also stationed outside.
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While stationed on Okinawa, he staged fashion shows on the base and took runway photographs.
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He whisked the puck to Crosby, who had stationed himself to the right of Lundqvist.
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We buy liquor in Baghdad and deliver it to the soldiers stationed at Abu Ghraib.
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Timidly looking away, Ramirez focuses on making her way to the yellow cabs stationed outside.
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Mainly, I see them stationed at the cross on the hill overlooking the Jewish quarter.
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She stationed herself outside Swedish parliament with her handwritten sign and, sometimes, a few friends.
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It said further aircraft would be withdrawn along with military personnel stationed at the base.
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The rogue state also serves as a buffer with U.S. troops stationed in South Korea.
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There she married an Army officer and then moved to Japan, where he was stationed.
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Mr. Kunce, who also leads the Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team, is currently stationed in Puerto Rico.
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Over the decades, American presidents have decreased the number of troops stationed in the South.
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The pod had suffered damage while stationed outdoors for decades at various sites in Germany.
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Soldiers stationed nearby chased the attackers away and no equipment was damaged, the report said.
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It was dark outside when he reached an immigration officer stationed outside the American border.
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One home had an R.V. that looked to be permanently stationed in a large carport.
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Stationed in Okinawa, he worked in the Judge Advocate General's Corps, the military law division.
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Last week she became a full-time employee stationed at the courthouse, the sheriff said.
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During World War II the family was stationed at Sheppard Field in Wichita Falls, Tex.
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At the time of its announcement, roughly 20,000 British soldiers were stationed in the country.
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Then Keith Hefner, brother of Hugh, stationed her to work one of the food counters.
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At the height of the war, some 50,000 American military personnel were stationed throughout Thailand.
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Most are Special Operations forces stationed at a small number of bases across the country.
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Another SEAL team was accused of abusing cocaine and illicit substances while stationed in Virginia.
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Fannami's unit once went to raid a village, unaware that the military was stationed there.
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A man in army fatigues joined them, a cousin named Basel, who was stationed nearby.
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Beyond those stationed in precincts, the analysts will be sent to boroughwide or specialty offices.
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"I was stationed overseas, on Staten Island — there was no Verrazano Bridge then," she said.
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US soldiers are currently stationed across the nation to combat a potential resurgence of ISIS.
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Back then, he sometimes worked side by side with military personnel stationed on the border.
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Maizullah said that Shamsuddin had been stationed in Helmand Province, not far from Camp Leatherneck.
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Among them is Blake Dremann, 35, an active-duty Navy officer stationed at the Pentagon.
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She is stationed at Bletchley Park, where Turing's team is tackling the Nazis' Enigma cipher.
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If they were stationed near Guam, they could take a shot at the Hwasong-12s.
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The driver was Anne Sacoolas, the wife of an intelligence official stationed at the base.
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Government forces and the private sector have stationed more police and military in tourist zones.
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The America advisers and most of the Airborne Division were stationed in and around Saigon.
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A helicopter that is stationed about 150 feet from where we're standing is fired up.
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They snapped more than 267,000 photos of wildlife there, using cameras stationed at 106 locations.
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Under its agreements with Russia, Turkey has forces stationed at observation posts in the northwest.
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Sunday also saw the first interaction between protesters and Chinese troops stationed in the territory.
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In November, Trump made a surprise visit to troops stationed at Afghanistan's Bagram air base.
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Bahrain hosts a U.S. Navy base, where several thousand personnel are stationed or pass through.
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Malaria-carrying mosquitoes infected around 60% of Americans stationed in the Pacific at least once.
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Riot police will be stationed in "inconspicuous" locations inside every polling station, police told CNN.
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But, he added, at least some stationed near the president were aligned with Mr. Jammeh.
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One of multiple booths stationed across town to collect Christmas cards for detained protesters. pic.twitter.
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Forty Indian paramilitaries died, making it the worst ever attack on Indian forces stationed here.
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The book details Steele's career, including his time as an MI6 officer stationed in Moscow.
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He brought his fascination with paratroopers home with him, where he was stationed in Washington.
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The United States has about 7,200 U.S. Defense Department personnel, including soldiers, stationed in Africa.
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The NYPD remained hands off throughout the evening, keeping a handful of officers stationed nearby.
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National Guard officers will also be stationed throughout the area, including at the nearby airport.
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Camera operators were stationed nearby, filming the dance for a live broadcast on national television.
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Camera operators were stationed nearby, filming the dance for a live broadcast on national television.
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In July, it leaked the secret locations of French and American troops stationed in Syria.
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We had 17 8-foot tables lined up and stationed with endless amount of food.
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They are the first foreign troops to be stationed in Norway since World War Two.
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Certainly today's NASA astronauts traveling to the International Space Station or even a researcher about to be stationed in Antarctica for six months might see the benefit of a surgery robot stationed in a sterile medial pod, just waiting to perform the next emergency appendectomy.
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"Before we entered, they cleared the usual street artists that are stationed on Jackson," Pozo said.
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Every week for two decades, she stationed herself outside a now-closed abortion clinic in Lubbock.
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When I was stationed over in Korea in 1995, that was during the Bill Clinton administration.
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All those taking part in the drill are volunteers -- relations of US soldiers stationed in Seoul.
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Completely voluntarily run (bar a member stationed in India), the group can't afford their own building.
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U.S. troops are stationed in Iraq as part of the coalition against the Islamic State group.
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Many civilians can hear the propaganda, but its audience is largely soldiers stationed in the area.
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Similarly in Catch-22, Yossarian is stationed on an island named Pianosa off the Italian coast.
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They were there to attend a Service of Commemoration for troops that were stationed in Afghanistan.
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King is stationed at Fort Lewis in Washington state and grew up in Marstons Mills, Massachusetts.
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The attack wasn't random — the club was a favorite of American military personnel stationed in Germany.
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Inside the compound, the Green Berets stationed unwounded Afghan commandos around the perimeter of the courtyard.
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About 100 troops were stationed on the Texas border when Mr. Trump ordered the new deployment.
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Some 54,000 American servicemen and their families are stationed in Japan and 28,500 in South Korea.
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The idea is that UFP's can be stationed where ships may not be able to go.
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The fishermen contacted the US Coast Guard, which alerted the USS Ashland stationed in Sasebo, Japan.
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But US troops stationed in the region had been an obstacle to Turkish expansion in Syria.
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Clinton was a member of the Air Force who was stationed at Joint Base Lewis-McChord.
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Meanwhile a small NATO "forward presence" of 1,200 German and other troops is stationed 240km inland.
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Border Patrol agents stationed at the fence on Tuesday and Wednesday declined to give their names.
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I'm stationed at the live specimen tent, where I show kids salamanders, butterflies, turtles, and frogs.
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Some 200 trainees are stationed at the facility, officials said, and some had been taken hostage.
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First aid vehicles were stationed near the protest site to deal with emergency cases, it said.
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Soldiers and tanks stationed throughout the city since taking control a week ago kept guard calmly.
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Remember the news about a potential "health attack" against American diplomats stationed in Cuba in 2016?
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Smith was an information management officer and Woods was a security officer, both stationed in Benghazi.
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The electoral commission has stationed that person in Antigua, to which most Barbudans have been displaced.
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My husband and I are currently stationed in Okinawa, Japan, and we'll be here until 2021.
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Nearly 2,000 police will be stationed around the harbourfront voting center in case of any unrest.
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Stationed in Ottawa, Canada, Lewis had gone to Ethiopia to do missionary work on a vacation.
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Following deployment, the rocket will attempt a landing on a droneship stationed in the Atlantic ocean.
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Previously, SpaceX landed rockets launched from California on an autonomous barge stationed in the Pacific Ocean.
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Lopes served in the Parachute Infantry Brigade, which was stationed in the military quarters of Rio.
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The USS Carl Vinson and the USS Ronald Reagan are already stationed in the Pacific Ocean.
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They're stationed throughout the play areas to help answer questions and help guests feel more comfortable.
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Field was a member of the Air Force who was stationed at Joint Base Lewis-McChord.
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The fire was extinguished, and the vessel is now stationed at Severomorsk, according to the BBC.
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Other Western embassies had reported the same behavior toward their diplomats stationed in Moscow, Trudeau added.
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It's not so simple, Matt argues, drawing from her interviews with immigrants and soldiers stationed overseas.
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The GPS-navigation app Waze already warns users where police officers are stationed, looking for speeders.
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We're told at least one unit will be stationed at the protest, mostly for crowd control.
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David Backes stationed his 6-foot-3, 221-pound frame at the side of the net.
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"Sudanese troops are stationed on hot battlefronts, and thus they are sustaining higher losses," Rizq said.
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Usually, a law enforcement officer is stationed in Antarctica in order to make sure this happens.
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VW has hired 22019 people, including one to be stationed at each dealership, to handle buybacks.
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Instead, the spacecraft will remain at Ceres, where it has been stationed for the past year.
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Norway earlier this year requested additional U.S. troops to be stationed near its border with Russia.
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We found one guy who had been a bodyguard, and he had been stationed in Afghanistan.
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A Turkish airstrike nearly hit a small group of US troops stationed in Syria on Friday.
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A Turkish airstrike nearly hit a small group of US soldiers stationed in Syria on Friday.
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"We're not going anywhere," Mattis said of the approximately 28,500 U.S. troops stationed in South Korea.
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Large military vehicles were present on streets, and soldiers were stationed outside banks and petrol stations.
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Mr. Pitcairn, also 26, is a United States Coast Guard helicopter pilot stationed in Atlantic City.
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He'd never left the US before, and now he's stationed a stone's throw from North Korea.
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Adams was born in Italy while her father was stationed there, and was brought up Mormon.
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Later, when he was stationed in England, he took courses at the London School of Photography.
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She works with a team of two to three interpreters who are stationed around the venue.
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In 1976, she met Ron, who was stationed at Randolph Air Force Base outside San Antonio.
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This can mean traveling hundreds, sometimes even thousands of miles, particularly if they are stationed overseas.
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Some of the soldiers dispatched to the city have been stationed at the entrances to favelas.
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Others described seeing plain-clothed snipers stationed on buildings along protest routes in towns across Sudan.
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One even found a sniper stationed on the roof of his office building, without his knowledge.
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He was stationed at U.S. Army Special Operations Command headquarters at Fort Bragg in North Carolina.
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Anchors and reporters stationed working in shifts 28503/22019 around the country and world cost money.
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They're stressed about any suggestion from Trump that he'll draw down U.S. troops stationed in Europe.
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Surprisingly, one of those two dungeon runners said that he was currently stationed in our area.
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There was an employee stationed at the front of the line to keep things moving smoothly.
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Trump also indicated a desire to remove the 32,000 U.S. soldiers currently stationed in South Korea.
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They had gone to Fayetteville to surprise Brandon, Adele's father, who was stationed at Fort Bragg.
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He's now stationed at the training academy in Georgia, preparing the TSA's next generation of talent.
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William H. McRaven, retired, was stationed in Afghanistan, his days were filled with chaos and unpredictability.
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Agents stationed along the Southwest border have sought to discourage migrants by describing the dangerous journey.
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She was last stationed as a specialist at Madigan Army Medical Center in Fort Lewis, Wash.
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After discounting those, there are about a million-plus "military forces" stationed throughout the United States.
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International observers were stationed all over and they paid tribute to the quality of the vote.
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In Benaroya Hall here, the singers were stationed high up, toward the rear of the space.
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Planners also looked at how American forces stationed in South Korea and Japan would be involved.
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This was neither of the men's first time station to Bellingshausen nor their first stationed together.
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It was Mr. Trump's first presidential visit to American troops stationed in an overseas trouble spot.
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On Friday, a dozen guards were stationed on the floor of his apartment, blocking a hallway.
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About half of the roughly 50,000 United States military personnel stationed in Japan serve on Okinawa.
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Major Taylor, 39, was killed on Saturday in a suspected insider attack while stationed in Kabul.
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Most are Special Operations forces stationed at a small number of bases spread across the country.
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But a handful of others holding welcoming signs stationed themselves among camera crews by the port.
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Of the thousands of soldiers sent to the state, more than 220,218 were stationed in Acapulco.
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About 25,000 American troops are stationed on Okinawa, half of all American soldiers based in Japan.
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British officials have also put a C-130 Hercules aircraft stationed in the islands on standby.
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The person stationed himself in the upper deck of the arena, behind where Sanders was speaking.
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Beijing has stationed troops in Hong Kong since it assumed sovereignty over the city in 1997.
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He's stationed near the registers and often beeps and boops around the shop to meet guests.
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There is a velvet rope stationed outside its NoLIta shop for the inevitable lines that form.
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Onboard, Carnival employees will now be stationed at the ship's Lido buffet and ice cream stations.
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Both are sold ($19 each) at the summertime lobster cart stationed outside Oceana restaurant in Midtown.
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Access for German lawmakers to troops stationed in Incirlik has been severely curtailed in recent months.
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He has hired Latino staff, who number more than 200 nationwide, including 76 stationed in Nevada.
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The Thaad battery, which is stationed in South Korea, could be used to defend South Korea.
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Around the periphery of the room, jazz singers, piano players and Broadway performers were stationed, ready.
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Four of the slayings occurred while Mr. Urdiales, a former Marine, was stationed at Camp Pendleton.
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Many roads were blocked off in Ahmedabad, shops shut and police stationed on rooftops and balconies.
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At booths stationed throughout the space, entrepreneurs presented inventions ranging from industrial robotics to designer proteins.
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Ms. Headey was born in Bermuda while her father was stationed there as a police officer.
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The police have already told him he'll have to leave it — officers will be stationed inside.
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He was last stationed at the Fort Irwin National Training Center in San Bernardino County, Calif.
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The FBI had begun tracking Smith in March, who had been stationed in Texas since 2017.
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The night before the primary, Sessions stationed an F.B.I. agent outside the Perry County post office.
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The sexualized, yet familiar, "girl next door" was the perfect accompaniment for soldiers stationed in Vietnam.
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Volunteers were stationed everywhere, holding clipboards with "register to vote with me" sprawled on the back.
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Her husband, a chief petty officer, is a maritime law enforcement officer stationed in Astoria, Oregon.
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Musicians from the International Contemporary Ensemble were stationed at the bottom, almost blending with the audience.
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As they ascended the mountain, scouts stationed along the path recited scripture, The Press Enterprise reported.
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With my father buried the year before and my sister stationed in Germany, the holidays evaporated.
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With four players stationed on the perimeter, the Celtics stretched the Bulls' defenders like rubber bands.
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I was stationed in the Divulje barracks on the Adriatic coast – which is now in Croatia.
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Trump says tanks will be stationed outside the National Mall for his July 4th event pic.twitter.
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Wildlife researchers Anjali Watson and Andrew Kittle remember hearing stories from soldiers stationed in these forests.
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It remains unclear how many Islamic State fighters were killed in the bombing, but Afghan soldiers of the 201st Corps, stationed nearby at Tactical Base Gamberi, celebrated the bombing and asked American troops stationed with them why the United States could not drop more such bombs.
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In May, a US government employee stationed in the city of Guangzhou in southern China reported "subtle and vague, but abnormal, sensations of sound and pressure," which may have resembled the sensations felt by at least two dozen US diplomats and family members previously stationed in Havana.
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An agent leading the group said he didn't know if any of them would be stationed here.
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He serves with a German army brigade stationed in the French town of Illkirch, south of Strasbourg.
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He was a Special Forces sergeant stationed at Fort Lewis, Washington at the time of his death.
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Ex-Soviet Jews who fled to the West were stationed in refugee camps in Italy and Austria.
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However, the SPLA had stationed themselves outside the camp to recruit young boys to become child soldiers.
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Scott deployed 1,000 more Florida National Guard members to join the 1,500 already stationed in the state.
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In Goma, buckets of chlorinated water alongside health workers armed with thermometers are stationed throughout the city.
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And any nuclear strike on those countries would put American troops stationed there directly in harm's way.
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He said he grabbed his rifle and stationed himself outside of the school to wait for her.
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He was a former journalist, he was with the Wall Street Journal, he was stationed in Beijing.
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Guns are typically only used by officers stationed in watch towers and assigned to crisis response teams.
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In between acts, election returns came up on the big screens stationed around the space and outdoors.
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In this performance from 2015, you can see the players stationed along the sideline during the anthem.
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The town was almost totally destroyed by 2,000 Allied bombers when they attacked German troops stationed there.
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However, a public safety patrol car has been stationed outside the fraternity at all times, students said.
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The most important cost for America is that of creating the forces deployed, wherever they are stationed.
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Jensen, stationed farther back behind them, hit the shooter in the right hip with a Bushmaster rifle.
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He'd been stationed in Okinawa and spent three years in the service of a high-ranking admiral.
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Vietnam, Taiwan and the Philippines have all stationed military forces on at least some of their islands.
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The same applies to his troops, who have been stationed here without rotation for over seven months.
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There are 28,500 American troops stationed in the South; China does not want them on its border.
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The ship has been sitting for days off Lampedusa, watched by an Italian patrol boat stationed nearby.
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Police suspected something was up; they'd installed cameras and stationed about 453 cops around the parking lot.
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There are about 49,000 U.S. troops stationed in Japan, 28,000 in South Korea and 38,000 in Germany.
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A few hundred U.S. personnel are stationed at Thule, compared with almost 10,000 during the Cold War.
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And my grandfather, during the war, was stationed in a English town that had a White Lady.
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Chiang later confirmed they had successfully landed on Taiping Island and boosted the morale for stationed troops.
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The nurses are stationed in the six at-large caucus precincts located on the Las Vegas strip.
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To put this in perspective, U.S. troops are stationed in more than 100 countries around the world.
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She said she was among the first few female COs who were stationed in all-male dormitories.
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Stationed smack-dab in the middle of the playground is the king of the hunters -- Brandon Tan.
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Officers have been stationed outside his home and local media reported that he has been staying elsewhere.
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Ruben's first act of kindness was to take food to first responders stationed outside of the Walmart.
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It stationed troops on the Gambian border and threatened to invade unless Mr Jammeh gave up power.
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Details: This puts the total number of active-duty troops already stationed on the border to 4,350.
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The jury votes are handed out live by a TV presenter stationed in each nation's capital city.
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Serraj said his forces would avoid attacking any oil facilities even if the LNA was stationed there.
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While stationed in Jacksonville, Rojas was arrested for battery and resisting an officer without violence, both misdemeanors.
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The MOAB had secretly been stationed in the country for "some time," according to CNN's Barbara Starr.
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A live webcam stationed at the summit shows volcanic gas and ash pouring from the crater vent.
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A U.S. Marine stationed at Firebase Bell was killed by an ISIS Katyusha rocket attack on Saturday.
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A humanoid, Nao, made by SoftBank, is stationed at Narita International Airport in Tokyo to greet travelers.
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As the UFC's 14th-ranked light heavyweight fighter, he's actually stationed lower than Villante in the division.
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A joint African Union-United Nations force, known as UNAMID, has been stationed in Darfur since 2007.
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In addition to the added muscle, we're told there's an SUV stationed just inside Drake's front gate.
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Earlier this year, a U.S. serviceman stationed in Okinawa was arrested on suspicion of raping a woman.
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Hundreds of trainees were stationed at the college on the city outskirts when masked gunmen stormed in.
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The LNA's rivals had not entered residential areas of Ras Lanuf but were stationed nearby, he said.
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But she says that police stationed near her house often prevent her from travelling to meet workers.
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Jyn wakes up from this apparent flashback in an Imperial prison, judging by the trooper stationed outside.
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During the week, there were two police officers that were stationed there, so they were always there.
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The president plans to leave 8,400 troops in the country, out of the 9,800 currently stationed there.
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The troops joined nearly 2,85033 National Guardsmen already stationed at the border to assist Homeland Security personnel.
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Four multinational battalions of about 1,000 troops each will be stationed in Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania and Poland.
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Mobile surveillance stations and quick reaction forces will be stationed at vulnerable points or emerging hot spots.
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Her grandmother died while she was stationed, and that was a hard time for her, she says.
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Mr. Breland was sent to Missouri for basic training and later was stationed in Georgia and Germany.
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Most of the troops at the base are Iraqi but some American personnel are also stationed there.
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Women who are stationed overseas have an even tougher time, especially in countries where abortions are illegal.
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During his service, he was stationed in Iraq during the Iraq War and earned a Bronze Star.
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That's roughly 2.5 apprehensions per agent stationed at the border, though not all are in the field.
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Several hundred are stationed about 40 miles away from where the August attack against the peshmerga occurred.
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US forces stationed in northern Syria could be caught in the crosshairs, prompting the withdrawal, he said.
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During the Cold War, the US stationed B-61 nuclear bombs in Turkey, among other NATO countries.
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Substantial forces from India and Pakistan are stationed there, all but eyeball to eyeball in some places.
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Michael Kovrig, once a Canadian diplomat stationed in Beijing, has been missing for two days in China.
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South Korea cemented its control over the islands in the 1950s, when it stationed armed guards there.
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A mannequin dressed in an old bellhop uniform was stationed where her desk chair would normally go.
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They stationed fielders all over the diamond, as is now the norm, and turned hits into outs.
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In that shooting, an armed guard was stationed on campus but remained outside when the shooting started.
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I was one of several correspondents stationed around the world for something like a global press conference.
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There are some 85,000 soldiers stationed across the city, including plenty of them at the Olympic venues.
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Mr. Kiir opposes this, arguing that the 12,000 United Nations peacekeeping troops already stationed here are enough.
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Two officers were stationed at the club's entrance and another two in the parking lot, authorities said.
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There were Ozzfests during which a fill-in drummer was stationed behind a curtain—just in case.
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But don't stress, sensitive Libra—with Mars stationed retrograde, nobody has the passion to act too maliciously.
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Captain Susan Struck was a career nurse in the U.S. Air Force who was stationed in Vietnam.
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Russian troops and warplanes are stationed on the territory of Armenia, once part of the Soviet Union.
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Stationed at a table below crisscrossed canoe paddles, he signed everything from books to plastic dog feces.
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But even with people stationed throughout the house and in the yard, they couldn't pinpoint the cause.
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Schneeman, who started painting while he was in the army and stationed in Italy, was self-taught.
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Stationed in Germany, he allegedly received and attempted to transfer extorted funds to the Syrian Electronic Army.
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The opposition Democratic Unity coalition said the red points were stationed outside 80 percent of polling stations.
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The assault could bring Turkish forces into direct conflict with American troops stationed there, with unpredictable results.
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Persuading people to use the e-Golfs stationed at low-income apartment buildings could be a challenge.
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King Khalid is the country's southernmost base and has a squadron of F-15s strategically stationed there.
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In the capital, Harare, about half a dozen tanks were stationed around strategic government buildings and intersections.
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The Czech Republic has roughly 250 soldiers stationed in Afghanistan who have been targeted in recent attacks.
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Many of your reporters are based on the West Coast, while you are stationed in New York.
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For weeks at a time, their only communications were via radio with other researchers stationed in Antarctica.
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He was stationed at Camp Lejeune in Jacksonville, North Carolina and traveled to compete against top amateurs.
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The boxcar stationed outside the entrance of the Museum of Jewish Heritage near Battery Park in Manhattan.
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Turkey runs a major air base at Incirlik, where tactical nuclear weapons are stationed under American control.
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So they had hand sanitizer stationed at every entrance and pushed the tables and chairs farther apart.
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When the war ended, Alan, stationed in London, decided to stay, and Dorothy divorced him in 1947.
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When my family was stationed in Hawaii last year, housing concerns across the Army became major news.
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Life on Guam is also deeply tied the military bases and the service members stationed at them.
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The service member was stationed at Camp Carroll near Daegu, the epicenter of South Korea's major outbreak.
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He will also travel to Berlin today and visit French soldiers stationed in Africa by week's end.
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Connolly joined the Army in 2001 and was stationed at Fort Campbell in 2016, the release said.
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Like the United States, Russia is also fighting in Syria, where it has stationed troops and aircraft.
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Members of Peterson's team will be stationed here until the Breeders' Cup on November 1 and 2.
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A Coast Guard crew stationed off the Florida coast rescued a dog from "ruff" waters this week.
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All this was taking place under the rifle sights of Israeli snipers stationed about 700 meters away.
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He served in the Army during the Korean War, stationed in West Germany with the military police.
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Before being stationed in France, beginning last year, he served in Hawaii, Afghanistan, Japan, Mongolia and Russia.
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He'll also address US military personnel stationed near the border and attend the fundraiser in Los Angeles.
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Canada announced Tuesday that it would relocate some of its troops stationed in Iraq to neighboring Kuwait.
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Watson was stationed in Pensacola, according to the mayor of the Alabama city of Enterprise, Watson's hometown.
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Phil Kessel, from the left circle, got a pass through to Crosby, stationed at the left post.
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Iran responded to his death by firing missiles at bases in Iraq where American forces were stationed.
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While its parishioners pray, the sanctuary is bolted shut and a police officer is now stationed outside.
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South Korea's Defence Ministry has forbidden troops stationed in Daegu from welcoming guests and leaving their barracks.
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Police cars were stationed on both sides of the tracks, slowly growing in number throughout the day.
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When I was about 10, my mother took me to the base where my uncle was stationed.
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When I was about 10, my mother took me to the base where my uncle was stationed.
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It was a purported interview with an unidentified captain from the Ukrainian army stationed in the area.
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Abraha is stationed at one of two cash registers, inside a rectangular box of bulletproof plate glass.
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There are currently around 5,000 troops stationed in Iraq as part of an international coalition fighting ISIS.
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Crosby stationed himself on the doorstep to Anderson's left, his right leg hugging the post for support.
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Trump's administration has also pushed for Japan to pay more for U.S. forces stationed in the country.
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About 28,500 American troops are stationed in South Korea, which contributes to the cost of the defense.
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There are about 28,500 U.S. troops stationed in South Korea and about 50,000 U.S. forces in Japan.
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She will now be stationed at the Nyutabaru Air Base, and begin flying F-15J fighter jets.
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If Antetokounmpo's defenders are stationed 25 feet from the basket, that means the lane is less protected.
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Many of those troops are stationed at a US base in the East African country of Djibouti.
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The English troops were stationed on the left of the palace, and commanded by Sir Forester Walker.
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A volunteer stationed at the library referred Mr. Durham to Courtney Davis, the corps's community development specialist.
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The aircraft have been stationed at Luke Air Force Base, Arizona, where international pilot training is conducted.
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Bashir was stationed in San Diego, commuting hundreds of miles on the weekends to see his family.
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Unlike the military men stationed there between 1977 and 1980, we were always warned about impending dangers.
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Faksa, who was stationed behind the net, settled the puck before converting a wraparound at 1:42.
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He joined the K.G.B. and in 1985 was stationed in Dresden, a backwater posting in East Germany.
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Talking with the super-recognizers, I found myself wanting someone like Alison Young stationed at the airport.
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Then he stationed himself beside Mr. Marsalis, watching as the elder musician plunked out a playful solo.
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It was unclear where Navalny was, but a group of police officers was stationed near his home.
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The United States has special operations forces stationed in Bamako, Mali's capital, performing training and counterterrorism missions.
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He told the news service that officers had been stationed outside the club due to previous problems.
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"We decided on the Marines knowing we would not be stationed together for a while," she said.
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President Trump spent Christmas Eve making video calls to some of the 239,33 American forces stationed abroad.
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Of the dozens of agents stationed there, a third are involved in protection on a given day.
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In June, his government refused to allow German lawmakers to visit German troops stationed on Turkish soil.
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War is bullshit' Although stationed away from the worst of the fighting, these medics face real danger.
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Troops mostly will be stationed in bases there for training and deploy to the border when needed.
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As he swam, soldiers were stationed at various towers and instructed to randomly fire into the river.
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The Guardian spoke with Ahmed Jan, an employee of a bus company stationed at the border crossing.
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According to his mom, he has worked in hospitals and taught a bit while stationed out there.
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The illnesses among the American diplomats stationed in Havana heightened tension between the old Cold War foes.
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In this case the data was years of recordings from a dozen hydrophones stationed all over the Pacific.
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While stationed in Germany, he was convicted in 1967 of killing a taxi driver during a robbery attempt.
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Will it be shipped in for emergencies, or will there be drones already stationed in disaster-prone areas?
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Yulfo was stationed at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center for two years and retired in April 2016.
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Several members of a police special forces group called FAES were stationed inside the hospital, according to witnesses.
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"Tens of thousands of Kurdish Peshmerga and security forces are already stationed in and around Kirkuk," he said.
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She met military servicemen (some even stationed overseas) and a man from a tiny town in the South.
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Another option could be to do away with limits on the numbers of US troops stationed in Iraq.
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ICE investigates everything from terror cells to child pornography, and has 20,000 employees stationed in 46 different countries.
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Jennifer Sims, who is stationed at the US Army garrison in Hohenfels, Germany, told BuzzFeed News last year.
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They country also stationed six submarines in the Black Sea recently, giving them greater reach in the Mediterranean.
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Currently marines are not yet stationed on Guam but around 5,000 will be arriving in the early 2020s.
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They married when she was 20 and moved to Destin, where he was stationed in the Air Force.
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Gilstrap, who worked as a nanny, was the wife of an airman stationed at Luke Air Force Base.
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He is also a former Army sergeant who was last stationed at the Anderson Barracks in Dexheim, Germany.
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For the first time the game was broadcast internationally, allowing troops stationed across the globe to tune in.
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Under its deals with Russia and Iran, Turkey has forces stationed at a dozen military posts in Idlib.
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Watching doctors try to march in formation was very entertaining for the other troops stationed at our post.
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Squads of police were stationed on the station perimeter and some protesters jeered and shone lasers at them.
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The stream will also feature real-time highlights collected from three cameras stationed at venues across the festival.
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Attackers then stormed into the restaurant with their weapons and clashed with security forces stationed around the building.
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Deputy Scot Peterson, shown speaking in 2015, was armed and stationed on campus when Nikolas Cruz opened fire.
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Harry Harris said around 4,000 Marines currently stationed in Japan will move to Guam between 2024 and 2028.
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Those present accuse the U.N. peace keeping mission stationed nearby of failing to respond to calls for help.
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Troops stationed in Kandahar, Afghanistan will have a chance to view the film for themselves Friday and Saturday.
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"He started his journey as a member of the Army Air Corps, stationed in the Philippines," says Coco.
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The civilian guard, stationed at the Karmei Tzur settlement north of the city of Hebron, was slightly wounded.
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We lived in Germany where our dad was stationed with the U.S. Army, but we were not German.
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Victims phoned U.N. peacekeepers stationed a mile away and begged for help, but none came, the witnesses said.
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He was last stationed at Naval Air Systems Command in Arlington, Va., retiring with the rank of commander.
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The unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are to be stationed in Israel and will cost about 580 million euros.
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Byte has developed software to predict demand for different items at each office where its machines are stationed.
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A police officer stationed in the school spotted Turk, grabbed him and took him to the principal's office.
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Even stationed at a distant watchtower, she's a more three-dimensional character than many we see in gaming.
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Israel has stationed sharpshooters to stop attempts by Palestinians to breach the border or sabotage the security fence.
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Flash flood warnings have been issued by the National Weather Service stationed in Honolulu, according to multiple tweets.
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The latest accusation: Kemplin said she met Franken, then a comedian, while being stationed in the Middle East.
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I traveled to Hawaii when I was only nineteen to visit my best friend who was stationed there.
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Turkish forces have been stationed in Bashiqa since before a recent offensive against Islamic State in northern Iraq.
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Armed police officers were stationed in and among the 40,000 spectators who lined the streets, the BBC reports.
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Later that year, prosecutors said, they traveled to Afghanistan to conduct attacks against U.S. military personnel stationed there.
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A dedicated cooler is stationed at the help desk if you'd like to store bottles during the show.
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His father, a flight instructor, died in a plane crash while stationed on the Japanese island of Okinawa.
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"There were clashes around the tanks, they didn't last long," said Alaa Gaddafi, an LNA commander stationed there.
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Russian nuclear-capable bombers stationed in Venezuela will return to Russia on Friday, according to the White House.
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CNN reported Wednesday that about 2,300 service dogs are currently stationed on U.S. military bases around the world.
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The forces had been stationed in the south of the kingdom to reinforce Saudi defenses against Mouth attacks.
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There are about 28,373 U.S. troops stationed in South Korea, according to South Korea's Ministry of National Defense.
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The president is also reportedly considering a similar plan to reduce the number of troops stationed in Afghanistan.
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Russian troops (at least six military units, according to one observer) are stationed along Egypt's border with Libya.
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So, those officers and federal agents stationed at professional sports contests should simply continue to do their jobs.
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Several bid spotters in suits were stationed in the aisles throughout the sales arena, scanning the crowd intently.
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Small disputes with the Indian security forces stationed in the Kashmir valley often drew enormous crowds very quickly.
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Moreover, many of those affected are stationed in countries where it is difficult to obtain a legal abortion.
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Fortunately, an Arapahoe County Sheriff's Deputy was already stationed at the school, and he immediately rushed into action.
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A VIP transfer car is stationed to pick up passengers from where the Bombardier Challenger 350 is headed.
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It poses a significant conventional military threat to South Korea and to the 28,500 U.S. troops stationed there.
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The rangers have only four motorcycles — for about 100 men stationed at the two outposts along the river.
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Stationed near the salt flats of Lake Assal, without imminent assignment, they alternate between aggression and existential futility.
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She is stationed at Savannah State University in Savannah, Ga., and is the director of N.O.A.A. programs there.
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He went on to become a Rhodes Scholar and is now stationed in Fort Lewis, near Tacoma, Wash.
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They are stationed throughout our nation in transit hubs like Penn Station and John F. Kennedy International Airport.
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This month U.S. rival satellite firm, Viasat, launched a Boeing built satellite to be stationed above the Americas.
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Its current nuclear and substantial conventional arsenal threatens South Korea, Japan, and U.S. troops stationed in those countries.
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I&aposve been stationed as a civilian in Saudi Arabia at the U.S. embassy there, and in Baghdad.
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During a performance, ushers equipped with laser pointers are stationed above, or on the perimeter of, the audience.
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Based on the rifleman's threat assessment, Lorance radioed troops stationed in an nearby watch position to open fire.
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The cooks stationed in front of it look as if they are baking in their jackets, like potatoes.
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Thousands of United States troops are stationed in Japan and South Korea as part of mutual defense treaties.
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He served six months in Vietnam on temporary duty assignment, and purchased his first camera while stationed there.
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An estimated 40,000 soldiers have been stationed there, on top of aircraft and the anti-missile defense system.
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North Korea forced diplomats stationed overseas to leave children at home after Kim took power in late 2011.
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The weapons do, however, pose a considerable threat to South Korea and some 28,000 US troops stationed there.
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In John Carpenter's frigid horror tale, Kurt Russell plays a helicopter pilot stationed at an Antarctica research base.
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His father, a retired Army licensed vocational nurse, was last stationed at Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio.
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American Marines have been stationed in the city since 2012, and their numbers have steadily grown since then.
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Two years ago, a senior Border Patrol agent stationed farther north up the border in Del Rio, Tex.
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The Niger deployment is only the second time that armed drones have been stationed and used in Africa.
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Here's the latest: The president made his first visit to American troops stationed abroad in a combat zone.
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Natural barriers and "Border Patrol people" stationed in certain parts of the Southwest would provide security in between.
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Police officers stationed in front of their home turned people away, although Yale sometimes interceded to deliver supplies.
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Police officers stationed in front of their home turned people away, although Yale sometimes interceded to deliver supplies.
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"To our army stationed to enter Tripoli, today with God's help we complete our triumphant path," he declared.
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An assault there could bring Turkish forces into direct conflict with American troops stationed there, with unpredictable results.
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In June 2014, the Aidar Battalion was stationed in eastern Ukraine, in direct combat with pro-Russian separatists.
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Around 28,500 U.S. troops are stationed in South Korea, along with thousands of civilian employees and family members.
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In 1967, while stationed in Germany, he was convicted of killing a taxi driver during a robbery attempt.
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