"Strike, strike, strike, strike, strike, strike, strike," Ms. Nelson told him.
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A paid work strike, a domestic work strike, a care strike, a school strike and a consumer strike.
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"To me, all he did was throw fastballs — strike one, strike two, strike three," Cleveland's Francisco Lindor said.
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And we have supported teachers who successfully stood up for their kids in strike after strike after strike.
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The international strike happened on March 8, not long after the Polish Women's Strike and the South Korean Women's strike.
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The vote was to authorize a strike, not to strike.
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Counter-Strike modder "Zool" released a trailer for an upcoming mod called Counter-Strike: Classic Offensive, which takes the beloved Counter-Strike (version 1.6) and recreates it in 2012's Counter-Strike: Global Offensive.
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You could argue: if you don't want to strike, don't strike.
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Chicago teachers' strike The teachers' strike in Chicago is officially over.
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" "They strike at night, and we strike back and kill them.
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A call butterfly spread involves selling two calls at the same strike, and then buying one higher strike call and one lower strike call.
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They voted to authorize a strike; they did not vote to strike.
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The strike is unrelated to a similar strike vote by Ryanair pilots.
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This strike and its points weren't recorded, but Zenoorin's counter strike was.
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We will continue to strike at every attempt to strike at us.
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"It is a good strike, it is a valid strike, it was a strike against ISIS targets," Davis said, using an acronym for Islamic State.
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So if the protests were "strike 1," then the alternative referendum was "strike 2" and Thursday's move could be "strike 3-and-out" for Maduro.
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Summit Academy Parma teachers in Ohio are on strike strike, citing wage discrepancies.
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"Two strikes, the first strike and the last strike," says the Senator. pic.twitter.
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You can find a strike near you on the Global Climate Strike website.
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When employees go on strike without union approval, that's called a "wildcat" strike.
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"He always presents to the hitters a strike, whether it's a strike or not, as it crosses the strike zone," said Brent Strom, the Astros' pitching coach.
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This involves selling two option contracts at a middle strike price while buying one contract at a higher strike price, and the other at a lower strike.
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Venezuela strike A second day of a 48-hour national strike hits Venezuela today.
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The November strike marked the first U.S. strike against an ISIS leader in Libya.
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If we get to the point where we need to strike, we should strike.
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That strike was retaliation for the January 2 US strike that killed Iranian Gen.
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Following the strike, Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei promised a proportional retaliatory strike.
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Denver teachers' strike The teachers' strike in Denver is over after just three days.
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Gordon plans to buy one 36-strike put, sell two 33-strike puts, and buy one 40-strike put for about 21 cents, or $21 per options trade.
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Typically, once a worker on strike reaches the same level of outside pay as their strike benefit, each additional dollar of pay reduces the strike benefit by a dollar.
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"Strike with a pickax" sounds like we are supposed to be thinking about the verb "strike," but we're really supposed to be thinking about the noun "strike," or ORE.
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The #J20 Art Strike resonates with the approach of the 1970 New York Artists' Strike against Racism, Sexism, Repression and War, also commonly referred to as the Art Strike.
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He fouled off a cutter for strike one; he swung through another for strike two.
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Lynn recovered to strike out Avisail Garcia with a curveball just below the strike zone.
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That makes a knee strike the single best strike for transferring momentum to an opponent.
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"But know this is both strike one and strike two," he says, boiling with indignation.
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Bunkers are not a solution, neither is this 'one strike here, one strike there' policy.
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Used it to pass a terrible health care plan we are decimating strike by strike.
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U.S. officials said the strike was not related to the Taji base strike at all.
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The militia strike and U.S. counter-strike come as months of political turmoil roil Iraq.
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Iran strike The politics surrounding impeachment have only been complicated by the strike killing Soleimani.
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This is not the first time a strike or potential strike has disrupted debate plans.
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Gordon is buying the April 21 weekly 360-strike put and selling the April 26 weekly 340-strike put, and then pairing that with the sale of the April 26 weekly 340-strike put and the purchase of the April 26 weekly 20193-strike put.
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The GM strike is inspiring new hope at auto plants in the SouthThe strike of over 20173,000 GM workers entering its second week is the longest strike that the UAW has had at GM since 1970, when workers went on strike for 67 days.
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Loneliness can strike at different times in life and it can strike any one of us.
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The general strike is not a strike of all of the labor force all the time.
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The strike shut down several plants and reportedly cost GM $2 billion since the strike started.
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He calls out "strike one" and "strike two" in accented English, and the boys mimic him.
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Now they can sit down and strike a deal if they want to strike a deal.
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That strike came shortly after the US conducted its first known strike targeting ISIS in Somalia.
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Take probably the highest-profile strike of the year after the Junior Doctors—the Deliveroo strike.
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Truck drivers who went on strike in May for higher wages restarted their strike last week.
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When somatic illusions strike, in other words, they strike our very sense of who we are.
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For example: -- Withholding teachers' pay each day they strike if the strike causes a school closure.
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He took a strike, then a ball, and then he swung and missed for strike two.
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Looking out to January expiration, Khouw wants to sell the 120-strike puts for $1.10, buy the 130-strike calls at $3, and then sell the 135-strike calls for $1.15.
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"AMCU's strike is a protected strike and the AMCU members' constitutional right to strike remains protected," the union, which represents around 43 percent of workers at Sibanye, said in a statement.
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In this case, with the TLT trading at about $134, Gordon sells the July 139.50-strike call and buys the July 140.50-strike call to hedge the risk of selling that contract; on the downside he sells the 128.50-strike put and buys the 127.50-strike put.
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Gordon is continuing to hold on to that 11-strike put, but now is buying back the 10-strike put he sold, and instead selling the June 9 weekly 9-strike put.
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In this strategy, Gordon is going to buy the October monthly 105-strike call, sell two of the October monthly 110-strike calls and then buy the October monthly 115-strike call.
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He is buying the January 60-strike calls and selling the January 65-strike calls for $1.72.
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Their collective-bargaining agreement included a no-strike clause, so a strike seemed out of the question.
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"Just (trying to) go away for a strike, on the outside corner for a strike," Rodriguez said.
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We had sandwiches and talked all night, and at the end we all voted to strike, strike!
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ALCOA STRIKE: Workers at Alcoa's alumina and bauxite operations in Western Australia voted to continue a strike.
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Daniel Descalso tried a risky two-strike bunt that seemed to be rolling foul for strike three.
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On June 29 she ended a two-week hunger strike, her third hunger strike since being detained.
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The whole point of a no-first-strike policy is taking a first strike off the table.
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"If they want a strike, they'll have a strike," Beutner said at a press conference on Friday.
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My colleague Jennifer Medina, who's been following the strike closely, spoke to Mr. Garcetti about the strike.
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It is the largest strike at a US business since the last GM strike 12 years ago.
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UAW strike Members of the United Auto Workers union went on strike against General Motors last night.
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Second strike It's the second time in 11 months that West Virginia teachers have gone on strike.
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After a strike certificate is issued, unions have 48 hours to notify employers of any strike action.
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The bill also reforms "three strike laws" by capping the second strike at 15 years of imprisonment, down from 20 years, and the third strike to 25 years, down from a life sentence.
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Africa Command said the "precision strike was a planned and deliberate action" that killed 27 militants in the first strike and a subsequent strike the US says they killed an additional 10 militants.
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Swift Strike: A slashing melee strike that propels Genji a short distance forward in whichever direction he's facing.
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The strike has been the largest at a US business since the last strike at GM in 2007.
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The strike has been the largest at a US business since the last strike at GM in 21.
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Specifically, he recommends buying the 101-strike weekly calls expiring on Friday, and selling the 102-strike calls.
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Gatilov said he was referring to a strike on Wednesday May 17, not the air strike on Thursday.
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Gordon wants to buy the November monthly 85-strike puts and sell the November monthly 83-strike puts.
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To strike against Conroy is in reality a move to strike against social justice teachings within faith traditions.
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A limited military strike, known as a "bloody nose strike," has been left on the table for consideration.
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The Daughters became an integral force, as historian Richard Brisbin noted in A Strike Like No Other Strike.
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MCUSTX-TOTAL COPPER STRIKE: Workers at Chile's Zaldivar mine voted to strike after talks with the firm failed.
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And when the enemies of the US want to strike at US symbols, they now strike at us!
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West Virginia teachers' strike Last year, West Virginia teachers went on strike and won a 5% pay raise.
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To protect its strike fund, the UAW doesn't start parceling out strike benefits to members until Day 2250.
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The strike is the UAW's longest national work stoppage against GM since a 67-day strike in 1970.
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After a strike certificate is issued, unions have to notify employers within 48 hours of any strike action.
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The proposed strike would come soon after a West Virginia teachers' strike that has continued for seven days.
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It's the largest strike by any union against any business since the last strike at GM in 2007.
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At the moment, Gilbert is seeing investors sell the $165 strike-puts and buy the $170 strike-calls.
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Seconds after bravely marching across the Octagon to trade with his young opponent, he was taken down and mauled on the mat, fighting off submission attempts as he absorbed strike after strike after strike.
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It is the largest strike against a private sector business since the 2007 strike against GM. The $250 benefits are much less than the pay that union members are losing because of the strike.
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In this case, Gordon wants to sell two of the April 13 weekly 55-strike calls, and then buy the April 13 weekly 50-strike calls and the April 23 weekly 60-strike calls.
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Nixon's decision not to strike North Korea and Trump's decision not to strike Iran are more like second-guesses.
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YouTube's policy is to hand out a strike and remove the video, but that strike disappears after 90 days.
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Qassem Soleimani in a drone strike and Tehran's retaliatory missile strike on an Iraqi air base housing U.S. troops.
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Seven voted in favor of a strike, much less than the overall worker majority required for a legal strike.
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This means the women who will strike today, must strike for us all, even the ones who don't believe.
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The immediate, obvious response to an accidental strike on Japan would be to strike back at the launch site.
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A strike on Saturday killed 34 militants, and a strike on Sunday killed 28 militants, US Africa Command said.
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The walkout would be the first nurse strike in Arizona and the first hospital registered-nurse strike in Florida.
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"Our feedback to him was, 'This is not a three-strike policy, it's a two-strike policy,'" he said.
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Most states have laws that either limit public employee's ability to strike or abolish their right to strike completely.
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DCTA originally said members could strike as early as Monday, but announced last week that the strike was postponed.
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He is buying the February monthly 160-strike calls and selling the February monthly 170-strike calls for $3.35.
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The Global Climate Strike supports the Earth Strike and encourages everyone to join on both September 20 and 27.
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"This strike was aimed at deterring future Iranian attack plans," the Department of Defense said after the shocking strike.
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Major unions that are part of the National Strike Committee, the group that called the original strike on Nov.
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The strike was organized by unions of administrative professionals, paid out of strike funds until the money ran out.
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He bought the $34-strike call and sold the $38-strike call, which cost him between $1 and $1.10.
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So is an "intermittent strike," when employees say they will strike on-and-off over a period of time.
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It was just who was available to work for free during an actor's strike, or a writer's strike, something.
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The aircraft and crew of CVW 3 is comprised of HSC 7, the "Swamp Foxes" of Helicopter Maritime Strike Squadron (HSM) 74, the "Zappers" of Electronic Attack Squadron (VAQ) 130, the "Screwtops" of Carrier Airborne Early Warning Squadron (VAW) 123, the "Fighting Swordsmen" of Strike Fighter Squadron (VFA) 32, the "Gunslingers" of Strike Fighter Squadron (VFA) 105, the "Rampagers" of Strike Fighter Squadron (VFA) 83 and Strike Fighter Squadron (VFA) 131.
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AMCU said in a strike notice document seen by Reuters that it intends to strike at Sibanye's platinum operations for the duration of the protected strike at its gold mines and until the dispute is resolved.
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Specifically, he is buying the 12-strike put and selling the 10-strike put to create a bearish put spread.
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It prompted a U.S. missile strike against a Syrian air base which Washington said was used to launch the strike.
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The American ex-champion attacked the air in front of Shevchenko with strike after strike, with a kiai on each.
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With enough missiles you could withstand the first strike and still have enough left over to launch a second strike.
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Each nation knows that there is no first strike that can be launched that will prevent a second strike retaliation.
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Many Counter-Strike fans who had a bad experience at Buffalo Wild Wings shared it on the Counter-Strike subreddit.
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In other words, to say that "If you do this, I will strike," and then to go ahead and strike?
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He wants to sell the April 13 weekly 23-strike calls, and buy the April 13 weekly 24-strike calls.
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Specifically, this entails buying the 320-strike call and selling the 325-strike call, both of which expire on Friday.
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Belgian cabin crew also plan to strike on the two dates and Italian cabin crew will strike on July 25.
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U.S. Forces Afghanistan released video Tuesday of a strike on a car it said was the strike that killed Wali.
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As the autoworker strike continues to garner national attention, nurses across the US are planning a strike of their own.
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Obviously, the strike is complicated, but any concerns over using a non-union actor while there's a strike going on?
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Organizers of the Instacart strike have said that they will continue to strike until their demands are met in full.
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He does a good job of making a ball look like a strike and a strike look like a ball.
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Each strikeout followed the same sequence: called strike, foul, swinging strike, with only one ball mixed in to one hitter.
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Their recent strike, which took place on Friday, December 6, is Miami Climate Strike's second most significant strike thus far.
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The round of negotiations with the automakers included a 40-day strike against GM, UAW's longest national strike in decades.
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Pre-emptive strike Then there's option of a pre-emptive strike on North Korea's nuclear testing facilities and missile launchers.
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To qualify for the strike pay, workers must walk the picket line or do other things related to the strike.
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The locked-in display is one strike against the Panasonic Lumix LX100 II and second strike is the camera itself.
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"You can't expect to be good when you're ball, strike, ball, strike, that's what it comes down to," he said.
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Labor analyst Arthur Schwartz described the automaker as "strike-averse" and Ford said its last Canadian strike was in 1990.
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"(But) the strike committee continues to work and we are ready to go on strike again if needed," he added.
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Take the strike on Iraq's Osirak reactor in 1981, or the strike against a suspected Syrian nuclear facility in 2007.
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Guided by a pre-programmed AI, it could hunt down a specific target — a politician, a general, or an opposition figure — determine when to strike, how to strike, and if to strike based on its own learning.
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Each deal involves a "contract for difference" based on a guaranteed strike price, with the state making up the difference between the strike price and the market price when power is sold for less than the strike price.
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The poll found that 57 percent of people supported the strike, down from 65 percent ahead of a strike in March.
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While a 40-day doctors strike ended last week, teachers remain on strike and civil servants have also threatened industrial action.
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After the missile strike, any lingering notion that Mr Trump might strike a grand bargain with Russia over Syria is dead.
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Chicago teachers strike Today will be the fifth day of a massive teachers strike in Chicago that's affecting about 300,000 students.
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Engie said it would shut Gjoea in the event of a strike, while ExxonMobil said a strike would affect its operations.
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Specifically, he is buying the December 105-strike call and selling the December 115-strike call, for a total of $2.50.
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The bet involves buying the March 24 weekly 65-strike call and simultaneously selling twice the number of 67.50-strike calls.
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The strike sent shock waves through Pakistan's security establishment, which went for days without issuing any public reaction to the strike.
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Nerf N-Strike Modulus Tri-Strike BlasterNerf's Modulus line is all about letting blaster fans take the bigger is better approach.
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A refinery strike unrelated to new contract negotiations would be highly unusual since all union contracts typically include no-strike clauses.
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The attack prompted a U.S. missile strike against a Syrian air base which Washington said was used to launch the strike.
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Disruptions from a strike at Peruvian miner Minsur's San Rafael mine had fueled concern about supply, but the strike ended quickly.
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He needed just four pitches to strike out Justin Turner with a called strike on a 92 mile-per-hour fastball.
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In your mind it's a strike, and the body type might be a little different, and it really isn't a strike.
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With a two-ball, two-strike count, it was a pitcher's pitch — close enough to a strike to tantalize the batter.
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The general strike held on Wednesday mostly affected the transportation and education sectors, with schoolteachers and university students joining the strike.
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This is now the second strike for the contestant, and it looks like strike three is coming on Monday night's episode.
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He added the strike was conducted with the knowledge of Libyan authorities, but did not say who knew about the strike.
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Buying a vertical put spread, for example, involves buying a higher-strike put and selling a lower-strike put against it.
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Mr. Trump's advisers pushed him to order a retaliatory strike, which he did — but then reversed himself just before the strike.
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Trump responded in a tweet, announcing to Congress that if Iran did strike, the US would strike back again — potentially harder.
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The strike on the rebel-held Idlib Province is being described as the worst chemical weapons strike in Syria in years.
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The political nature of the strike is a main reason the leaders of Fatah's rival, Hamas, have not backed the strike.
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No women's strike has been called for March 8 in China, but the word "strike" is politically delicate in the country.
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The United States strike will focus on "broadening the definition of violence against women," says Sarah Leonard, spokesperson for the strike.
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West Virginia teacher strike West Virginia's 277,000 public school students will sit at home again today as a teacher strike continues.
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BALPA is planning another strike for September 27 and told CNN Business on Monday that further strike dates may be announced.
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The strike will last until July 18 and the employees also called for Amazon workers around Europe to go on strike.
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Conflict was slightly possible: Obama signaled he might strike Syria in September 2013 until he asked Congress to authorize the strike.
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If the US ever decides to strike North Korea, Pyongyang would certainly strike back against the US and its regional allies.
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Two main changes made to the law were that the third strike needed to be a serious or violent felony and that those currently serving a third-strike sentence could petition the court for reduction of their term to a second-strike sentence — if they would have been eligible for second-strike sentencing under the new law.
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Disclaimer Correction: This story was revised because Gordon said he meant to say in the video that he wants to buy the June monthly 118-strike call and sell the June monthly 122-strike call, not the strike puts.
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Bank of England security workers on Tuesday held a strike over low pay in the first strike by staff in 50 years.
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Gordon wants to buy the OIH March 34-strike calls and sell the March 37-strike calls for 63 cents per share.
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Women across the UK skipped work as part of the strike and many showed their support for the strike through individual actions.
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" A first step is to "strike art," as the MTL Collective recently put it: "We strike art to liberate art from itself.
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Chicago teacher strike Parents are breathing a sigh of relief in the city after a last-minute agreement prevented a teachers' strike.
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" It's not quite a strike yet: "Even though it's called a strike, it's not the same as those organised by train workers.
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He made the move after seeing bullish options investors rolling up their September 150 strike calls into the October 155 strike calls.
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Everyone keeps talking about the strike in Kuwait, and there may be something to this, depending on how long the strike lasts.
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The strike isn't actually happening just yet, but the the union has authorized the right to strike if demands are not met.
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Rail workers nearly went on strike this year, and two major unions are in negotiations that could still result in a strike.
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Day 3 of Arizona teachers strike Teachers in Arizona will stay on strike tomorrow, demanding higher pay and more funding for education.
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Pentagon officials have said the reports about the school strike are likely not credible, while the mosque strike continues to be investigated.
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Though Pappas praised Froemming's strike zone immediately after that game, he later held that Froemming should have given him the final strike.
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And unlike the original N-Strike Elite Cam ECS-12 Blaster, the N-Strike Modulus Battlescout ICS-10 isn't dependent on batteries.
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National Implications of the Stop & Shop Strike The Stop & Shop strike joins a growing list of successful work stoppages throughout the nation.
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He is selling the July 127-strike call and buying the July 130-strike call, giving him a credit of 88 cents.
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A strike against Iran, however, would be a risky venture with the potential to provoke a counter strike and roil financial markets.
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Sullivan announced on TikTok that both the student strike and the teacher strike scheduled for September were canceled because of the deal.
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I am fully aware that Misha's and my decision to marry will strike— did strike—the people close to us as rash.
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Taylor took a high strike and three balls, and then clobbered the second strike, which was over the heart of the plate.
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He wants his hitters to be "obsessed" with controlling the strike zone and his pitchers to be "aggressively attacking" the strike zone.
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Uber and Lyft drivers are going on strike today, and I encourage you to honor their strike by not using the apps.
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LG: I mean, a bird strike against a robotic plane is a lot better than a bird strike against a commercial plane.
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At the moment, if sex workers were on strike, we'd all be poorer—we don't have union support or a strike fund.
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"For me, the strike zone has always been: If it's something I can drive, it's most likely a strike," Judge said Saturday.
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UAW SAYS RECOMMENDS MEMBERS RATIFY PROPOSED AGREEMENT TO END STRIKE WITH GENERAL MOTORS CO, BUT WORKERS WILL REMAIN ON STRIKE DURING VOTING
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Other news Questions about Iran strike continue -- Much of the focus in Washington continues to rest on the strike against Iranian Gen.
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Saturday's strike, which Africom disclosed over the weekend after media requests, was the first U.S. military strike in that country against AQIM.
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Workers at that factory haven't organized an open-ended strike since the 1969-1970 GE-wide strike that cost the conglomerate dearly.
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This means that Gordon is buying the March 27 weekly 145-strike call and selling the March 27 weekly 3123-strike call.
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Wednesday's strike stands in stark contrast to the Abqaiq attack, a military operation exhibiting Iran's abilities to strike with precision and intent.
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Italy's Foreign Minister meanwhile condemned the strike that killed Soleimani, in a rare criticism of the U.S. strike from a Western ally.
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President Trump approved the strike against Mr. Shahlai in the same period that he authorized the strike against General Suleimani on Jan.
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Sacrificing more money to strike Because teachers aren't getting paid while on strike, their protest makes a painful situation even more difficult.
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U.S. Central Command earlier this week said offensive strike operations in Syria slacked off in the aftermath of the cruise missile strike.
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A monthlong hunger strike in Palestine, known as the Dignity Strike, continues as artists help illuminate the struggle Palestinians continue to endure.
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Specifically, he bought what's called a put spread, a structure that involves buying one put — in this case, the March 70-strike put, and offsetting a lower strike put, the March 67-strike put to mitigate some of the costs.
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The Syrian strike may have actually strengthened the Assad regime, demonstrating that it can absorb a US strike without skipping a beat, as it demonstrated by launching bombing raids from the airfield targeted by cruise missiles the day after that strike.
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Reidun Ravndal, a member of Safe's strike committee, said that while 900 additional workers were joining the strike on Monday, it would take some time for the strike to become fully effective because they have to follow safe shutdown procedures.
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The seeds for Argentina's Women's Day strike were planted early: After the October strike against femicide, Ni Una Menos was contacted by the women who had recently conducted their own strike to protest proposed laws that would outlaw abortion in Poland.
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Here's what you may have missed: Why this strike is a big deal This is the US auto industry's first strike in 593 years, and it's also the biggest strike by any US labor organization in the same time span.
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STEPHEN TOWNSEND, TOP U.S. COMMANDER ON MOSUL STRIKE: If we didn't strike in that area, I'd be telling you right now, it's unlikely.
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A one-day strike at six Amazon facilities in Germany is currently in effect, while a three-day strike is happening in Spain.
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He then fell behind Shaw 1-0 before getting a called strike, but the final three pitches were nowhere near the strike zone.
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Specifically, Gordon is selling the 114-strike calls expiring on June 3 and buying the 115-strike calls expiring on the same day.
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We were one of the very first funders of the climate strike last week, and that was the biggest climate strike in history.
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Kids Science Labs is offering an innovation strike camp at its Lincoln Park and Roscoe Village locations for the duration of the strike.
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She also preempted the strike by cancelling classes Thursday last week — before the union had officially announced that it would go on strike.
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The right to strike is essential to collective bargaining, but the right to strike has also been substantially undercut by the high court.
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"They have been really threading the needle," she said, referring to the propensity of the twisters to strike then lift then strike again.
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This strike is the longest auto industry work stoppage in more than 20 years, and the longest nationwide auto strike in 50 years.
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A "Day Without Immigrants" strike shut down businesses across the country on February 16 — and immigrants plan to strike again on May 1.
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Senior Defense Department officials are also reportedly developing options for a military strike in retaliation for the chemical strike in Syria on Tuesday.
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But they also sold more than 13,000 calls at the December 140 strike price, and more than 483,000 contracts at the 145 strike.
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Engineers involved in the strike fund are pursuing legal advice for dispensing the funds should employees on strike face retribution from the company.
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Pilots from Ryanair have voted to strike, with their union announcing two strike periods: August 22 to 9003, and September 2 to 4.
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In battle, it will strike opponents with its tail and send a jolt of electricity through them as great as any lightning strike!
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Instead, you either wait three months for the strike to expire or ask the company who filed the original strike to drop it.
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It's powerful leverage; so powerful in fact, that a credible threat of a strike is often just as potent as a strike itself.
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Qassem Soleimani in a strike at the Baghdad airport, prompting Iran to promise retaliation and strike multiple Iraqi bases that housed U.S. troops.
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"We hope this strike will be a short strike because nobody wants prisoners to have additional suffering," Mr. Mansour quoted her as saying.
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West Virginia teacher strike Schools will be closed again today in the Mountain State, despite an announced deal to end the teacher strike.
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Tampa Bay reliever Jumbo Diaz was one strike from getting out of a two-on, no-out jam, but the strike didn't come.
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The striking workers became eligible for a union strike benefit of $250 a week once the strike entered its eighth day on Monday.
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The USS Porter conducts strike operations from the Mediterranean Sea that were part of the cruise-missile strike against Syria on April 7.
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An artists' strike — like the #J20 Art Strike — is just one small step, even if it feels to some like taking a leap.
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It would be the first national postal strike since thousands of workers went on strike in October here 2009, creating a massive backlog of undelivered letters and forcing Royal Mail to hire temporary staff to cope with the strike and the Christmas rush.
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In this case, Gordon is selling two of the November monthly 250-strike puts, buying one November monthly 257-strike put, and buying one November monthly 243-strike put for a total cost of $250.053 per share, or $250 per options spread.
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It has four days with both chambers in session to strike a spending deal — or agree they need more time to strike a deal.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - At least 15 people were killed in an air strike by the Saudi-led coalition air strike in northern Yemen, residents said.
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Gordon is looking to buy the March 3 120-strike calls and sell the March 3 123-strike calls for a total of $0.93.
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It has sent the USS Carl Vinson aircraft carrier strike group to join the USS Ronald Reagan strike group off of the Korean peninsula.
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Today's Global Climate Strike is an offshoot of the #FridaysForFuture movement that has already seen teenagers in a host of countries go on strike.
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The show is called Strike, after its main character, Cormoran Strike, and the first season will follow along with the first of three books.
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CHILE STRIKE: Labour unions at Chile's huge Chuquicamata copper mine voted on Saturday to reject a contract offer and continue their week-long strike.
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Specifically, Gordon suggests buying the August 90-strike calls and selling the August 95-strike calls for a total cost of $2.20 per share.
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The Sunday defeat came down to a single swing -- a two-strike check swing that was not called a strike in the seventh inning.
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Though these workers were represented by several different postal unions, they instead decided to organize a wildcat strike (a strike without the union's authorization).
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Gordon wants to buy the November 85-strike puts and sell the November 80-strike puts for 74 cents, or $74 per options contract.
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Specifically, Gordon bought the November 8-strike call and sold the November 10-strike call for $0.83 per share, or $83 per options spread.
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Specifically, he buys the November 70-strike puts and sells the November 68-strike puts for a total cost of 45 cents per share.
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They declared a huelga de piernas cruzadas – or a crossed leg strike – and were soon joined by sympathetic men, who initiated a hunger strike.
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Earlier this month, they voted 99.2 percent in favor of a strike mandate, but will not have the right to strike before April 10.
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With no breakdown by year or country, let alone a detailed strike-by-strike account, the Obama administration's new data was difficult to assess.
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The teachers' union postponed the strike amid a conflict with district officials over whether the district was given enough advance notice of the strike.
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China's strategy to offset US dominance and gain tactical advantages also depends on its ability to strike early in a conflict, and strike hard.
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Last month, members voted to take strike action in a ballot, although an earlier strike was called off while last-minute talks took place.
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In my village, residents were unable to rescue strike victims because of their fears that they would be killed in a "double tap" strike.
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Philly airport workers to strike during Dem convention: Philadelphia airport workers will be going on strike while the city hosts the Democratic National Convention.
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STRIKE: Workers at Codelco's Chuquicamata copper mine in Chile rejected the company's latest offer over the weekend, having been on strike since mid-June.
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"When they can strike near an air force base, they can strike anywhere," said Imran Ahmad Mir, a university student in the Humhama neighborhood.
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To play AMD for a breakout, Gordon wants to buy the March monthly 47-strike call and sell the March monthly 50-strike call.
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The Iranian missile strike was a retaliatory gesture after the US conducted a drone strike killing the regime&aposs Quds Force commander, Maj. Gen.
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First, while U.S. officials say the strike happened after evening prayer ended, the report says the strike happened about 15 minutes before prayer started.
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"Their missteps resulted in a strike that was fortunately resolved with the membership getting a decent amount of return from the strike," Wheaton said.
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Health coverage was among the issues in United Steelworkers' strike against National Grid in Massachusetts and the teachers' strike in West Virginia last year.
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Gordon is buying the February monthly 325-strike put and pairing his purchase by selling the February monthly 318-strike put for about $1.63.
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Here's how the strike is affecting public services: France's rail, bus and metro networks have been hardest hit by the strike, particularly in Paris.
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"They strike at night, and we strike back and kill them," said Hamad Nahar Al-Hamad, the 21-year-old commander of the unit.
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The US branch of the International Women's Strike has a website for finding and setting up local meetings with others who plan to strike.
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The trader sold 210,23.5 October 26-strike puts, bought the same number of October 210-strike calls, and then sold the same number of the October 5003-strike calls, thus creating a trade known as a "call spread risk reversal" for no net cost.
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They would engage the President in a discussion of the strategy of a strike and the end game: What does the US actually hope to achieve with a military strike on North Korea and what is the risk if they try a strike and fail.
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So while the strike may have been limited, it was a strike all the same — and that marks a sharp change from the Obama years.
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As a result, he wants to buy the March 37.5-strike calls and sell the March 40-strike calls for 70 cents total per share.
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To profit off of this anticipated drop, he turns to the options market, buying the October 125-strike puts and selling the 120-strike puts.
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Gordon plans to buy the October $370-strike call and sell the October $380-strike call, paying about $2 to $3 for that $10 spread.
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The union, which began a 30-day strike on May 1, said on May 20 that it would extend the strike for a second month.
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In particular, more than 13,000 of the July 100-strike calls were purchased that day, and 6,000 of the June 100-strike calls were bought.
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Specifically, he is selling the September 11.50-strike call and buying the September 12.50-strike call, for a credit of about 25 cents per share.
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Iran Reaction: Opposes strike Iran "strongly condemns" the military strike, said Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Bahram Qasemi in the country's semi-official news agency ISNA.
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Originally, he had bought the June 93 weekly 11-strike put and sold the June 9 weekly 10-strike put for 43 cents per share.
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This is a bearish strategy where a trader will sell a lower strike call and then buy a higher strike call of the same expiration.
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"I won't be streaming until Wednesday in support of this strike and won't be touching Amazon's sites during the strike," one streamer said on Twitter.
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Specifically, he is buying the January 25-strike calls and selling January 27-strike calls for 47 cents per share, or $47 per options spread.
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Ted Lieu (D-Calif.) have long opposed America's first-strike policy, which says the country reserves the right to launch a pre-emptive nuclear strike.
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Defresne said the strike will affect Exxon Mobil and Esso facilities, in additional to an ongoing strike at Total's 117,000 barrels-per-day Feyzin refinery.
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He nearly caught Marwin Gonzalez looking for a called third strike to end the inning, but settled for a swinging strike on the next pitch.
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In June, Trump nearly launched a military strike on Iran after it downed a U.S. drone but called off the strike at the last minute.
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And once again, Hollywood's writers are on the verge of a strike, which, if it happens, would be the sixth writers strike in Hollywood's history.
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It's considered the most "survivable" in the event of a devastating first strike by an enemy, and thus able to deliver a retaliatory second strike.
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BUSINESS DAY An article on Monday about a flash strike against AbeBooks misspelled the surname of the British bookseller who set the strike in motion.
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Their strike will be in solidarity with their teachers who are planning a strike to protest being denied raises they say they were previously promised.
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STRIKE RISK The wage cut proposal raises the risk of a massive public sector strike that could cripple services in hospitals, schools and government offices.
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Or he could strike down the mandate plus the law's protections for pre-existing conditions, or come back and strike down the whole thing again.
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Since last April's strike on the airfield, the Pentagon has updated lists of potential Syrian military and government targets should Mr. Trump order another strike.
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In comments Thursday that may have foreshadowed the strike, Esper warned that the U.S. reserved the right to strike preemptively in Iraq or the region.
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Like many guild members, I voted to authorize a strike, and lobbied others to do the same, although a strike would have been personally devastating.
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But Instacart's November strike likely engaged more workers than any white collar tech worker strike against a single company in the United States last year.
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This fall, more than 90 percent of Harvard graduate students voted to authorize a strike, leading to the longest graduate student strike in recent history.
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The strike was launched in retaliation for a U.S. drone missile strike that killed Qassem Soleimani, the most powerful military general in Iran, on Jan.
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He wants to sell the February 9 weekly 350-strike put and buy the February 9 weekly 345-strike put for a credit of $2.23.
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Strike at the memorial and you strike at the ideals that it stands for — and the ideals that we so desperately need to reinforce today.
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"They are not a fan of the bloody nose strike, for obvious reasons, because it would mean a retaliatory strike on Seoul," the staffer said.
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Clarification: An earlier version of the story left out the September 27 strike, the second major protest planned as part of the Global Climate Strike.
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At the time of the strike, Africa Command had said that no civilians had died and that the strike had killed five Al Shabaab militants.
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Last week, workers at Antofagasta's Zaldivar mine in Chile voted to strike while Peruvian miners plan to begin an indefinite nationwide strike on July 19.
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The strike on Soleimani came after a strike on US coalition forces in Iraq on December 27, and attacks on the US Embassy in Baghdad.
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In a strike on March 5, near Mosul, Iraq, 10 civilians were killed in a strike against an Islamic State "weapons production facility," the statement said.
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He is buying the March 114-strike puts and selling the March 110-strike puts for a total cost of $1, or $100 per options spread.
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Spokeswoman Judit Mithay-Marko said Audi acknowledged the strike and will continue the wage talks in the hope that the strike will end before seven days.
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Last time Alex Jones received what at the time would be his second strike, YouTube had bundled two Parkland shooting conspiracy videos into a single strike.
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Gordon is looking to sell the November 52-strike calls and buy the November 53-strike calls for a total credit of 36 cents per share.
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Current Android devices were never meant to run a game like Counter-Strike — yet here is Counter-Strike 1.6, running reasonably well on an Android tablet.
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Specifically, he purchased the December 15-strike calls and sold the 20-strike calls for a total of $1.40 per share, or $140 per options contract.
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Specifically, Gordon bought the November 130-strike calls and sold the 135-strike calls, for a total of $1.23 per share, or $123 per options spread.
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Gordon's trade involves buying the October 37-strike calls and selling the October 40-strike calls for a debit of $1.16, or $116 per options contract.
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As a result, Gordon wants to buy the October 55-strike puts and sell the October 53-strike puts for $0.81, or $81 per options contract.
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One strike on July 8 killed one al Qaeda operative, while a July 16 strike killed six operatives and injured one, it said in the statement.
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In this case, Gordon is buying the September 45-strike call and selling the September 50-strike call, for a total cost of $1.87 per share.
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Keene wants to buy the September 21-strike calls and sell the September 22-strike calls for a 20 cent debit, or $20 per options contract.
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That's what we've seen this week, as Verizon workers initiated the largest strike in America in several years—actually since the last Verizon strike in 212.
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As a result, Keene wants to buy the May 72.5-strike calls and sell the May 75-strike calls for $0.75 per share, expiring May 19.
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Gordon recommended selling the February 3 weekly 109-strike puts and buy the February 3 weekly 106-strike puts for a credit of $1.10 per share.
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In the episode "The Nurses Strike," Lois takes a job as a cleaner to support the family while she and her fellow nurses go on strike.
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To profit from an XLF drop, Gordon wants to sell the April 33 weekly 23-strike calls and buy the April 13 weekly 24-strike calls.
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He is selling the 152.5-strike put expiring on May 26, while hedging his exposure by buying the 150-strike put expiring on the same date.
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"The weapons that North Korea would put against the Carl Vinson strike group are easily defended by the capabilities resident in that strike group," Harris said.
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Therefore, Gordon wants to buy the May 2 weekly 265-strike put and pair that with the sale of the May 2 weekly 260-strike put.
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A protected strike prohibits employers from dismissing employees for participating in the industrial action and also prevents companies from taking civil legal action against the strike.
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In New York, where more than 3,400 GM workers are on strike, workers can receive unemployment benefits only after they've been on strike for seven weeks.
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She recently joined Stop & Shop workers on strike in Somerville, Mass, on April 220006, the day after the strike for better wages and benefits was declared.
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SNCF said 17 percent of its staff were on strike, up slightly from a previous strike last week, and forecast similar levels of traffic for Thursday.
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He later added that he ordered the strike to not go forward "at this time," possibly indicating that a potential strike against Iran might still occur.
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That strike was followed by one last March, when Adan Garar, a senior member of the group, was killed in a drone strike on his vehicle.
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If sanitized content was an automatic strike one against Ball Four, then strike two came when the network decided to cast Bouton as the show's lead.
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Numbers published Wednesday showed the reported imminent missile strike sent traffic plummeting, and the relief of said missile strike not happening sent the site's traffic soaring.
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Staff in Munich are holding an all-day strike on Wednesday, while in Frankfurt, Germany's largest airport, the strike is due to end at 1300 GMT.
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THE OBSERVATION I MAKE ABOUT THESE SANCTIONS – LET'S RELATE IT. YOU KNOW, WE JUST HAD A STRIKE AT GM. LET'S RELATE IT TO A LABOR STRIKE.
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Amazon's announcement came one day ahead of a global climate strike; 1,500 Amazon employees are expected to walk out as part of the strike on Friday.
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The Tunisian General Labor Union has called a public sector strike for this month and a Civil Service strike for November to oppose government austerity measures.
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While discussing the strike last month in an interview with Fox Business, Trump himself first mistakenly said that the strike was headed toward Iraq, not Syria.
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About 25,000 Chicago Public School teachers on Thursday began a strike after unsuccessful contract negotiations, the first such strike in seven years, according to USA Today.
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For days, Iranian leaders signaled that they would strike US military targets in response to Soleimani's killing, and it certainly seems like this was that strike.
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The strike is costing the school district, too For every day teachers strike, "we estimate it could cost more than $2000,000," DPS spokeswoman Anna Alejo said.
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You'll lose access to profits below the lower-strike put that you sell, but you're entitled to everything between the breakeven level and the lower strike.
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The new video appears to confirm that an initial strike disabled the transponder, before the second strike, also seen in the video, around 23 seconds later.
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"I think that it's far more likely that Trump would give Netanyahu a green light to strike Iran than that Trump would strike himself," Shapiro says.
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The company did not give precise dealer inventory numbers ahead the strike or at the end, but they conceded the the strike depleted supplies at dealerships.
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Such a trade involves selling two puts in the middle of the market's expected range, while buying one higher-strike put and one lower-strike put.
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In the strike in September, Iran used sophisticated cruise missiles to attack Saudi oil facilities and disguise, at least for a time, where the strike originated.
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As a result, he is selling the February monthly 175-strike put and buying the February monthly 170-strike put, collecting a total credit of $1.74.
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West Virginia teacher strike Students go back to school tomorrow in West Virginia, now that a deal has been reached amid a four-day strike. Gov.
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The strike was tough on the union, which depleted its strike fund and went into debt, even mortgaging Black Lake to the Teamsters for a time.
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The Hong Kong Artist Union, a vocal supporter of the strike, is encouraging Hong Kong's 20 publicly funded cultural institutions to join the strike as well.
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It has just a few days with both chambers in session to strike a spending deal — or agree they need more time to strike a deal.
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Confirming reports by American security officials that Pakistani officials had not been notified about the strike until after the fact, Pakistani officials said General Sharif was informed about the strike three and a half hours afterward, while the prime minister was informed seven hours after the strike.
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Specifically, he purchases the June 30-strike calls and sells the June 35-strike calls for a total of $1.50 per share, or $150 per options spread.
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Specifically, Keene is buying May 44-strike calls and selling May 45-strike calls for a total cost of $0.25 per share, or $25 per options spread.
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Friday's UK strike was jointly organized by three climate change pressure groups: Youth Strike 4 Climate, the UK Student Climate Network, and the UK Youth Climate Coalition.
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The strike in Chicago is the longest teacher strike in the United States since Union City, California, teachers staged a four-day walkout over pay last spring.
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To capitalize on this, Gordon is buying the November 34-strike call and selling the 36-strike call for a total cost of $0.57 cents per share.
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Davis said that nine al Shabaab militants had been killed in the strike, but the Pentagon was looking into reports that the strike could have killed others.
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Specifically, this trader bought 38,447 120-strike put options contracts and sold an equal number of 114-strike puts, for a total cost of $1.55 per share.
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In this strategy a trader will buy a lower strike call and sell 2 higher strike calls to offset the cost against a long position in Apple.
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For the strike to be justified under the UN Charter, the strike must be a necessary and proportionate response to an armed attack which is deemed imminent.
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Thousands of women (and men supporting them) are on Twitter strike — or at least tweeting about being on a Twitter strike — in support of actor Rose McGowan.
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He deployed warships to the Mediterranean and reviewed options for a strike—only to call the strike off at the last minute to ask Congress for permission.
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" Adil Ahmadi, who said he was in the valley below the mountain when the strike happened, climbed the mountain after the strike to find the bodies "shattered.
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When a catcher tries to present a pitch on the corner as a strike, he will try to keep most of his glove in the strike zone.
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"I wanted to throw just whatever I could throw for a strike, and that at-bat, I wasn't able to throw any for a strike," Stephenson said.
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He recommended buying put options on S&P 500 with a strike of 4753,450 and partially funded by selling 2,300 strike puts that expire in January 2018.
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Among other movers, General Motors Co fell 4.7% after the United Auto Workers went on strike on Sunday, the first nationwide strike at GM in 12 years.
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Ankara began using drones to strike at President Bashar al Assad's forces after the death last Thursday of 33 Turkish soldiers in an air strike by Damascus.
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In addition to 850 LRASM, Maritime Strike Tomahawks and Naval Strike Missiles, the Navy wants to procure over the same span 775 of Raytheon's SM-6 missile.
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The company, which was dogged by the threat of strike action over the Christmas period, earlier this month said the CWU was preparing for another strike ballot.
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As we near the third month of the longest strike in modern French history, art workers have united under the banner "ART EN GRÈVE" (ART ON STRIKE).
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The company had been hampered by the threat of strike action over the Christmas period, and this month said the CWU was preparing for another strike ballot.
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The union pays striking workers out of its "strike and defense fund," which the UAW says totaled nearly $800 million before the strike started in mid-September.
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To play for such a drop, Gordon wants to buy the September monthly 52-strike puts and sell the September monthly 49-strike puts for $1.04 total.
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Others will be holding sit-ins, refusing to purchase anything from the prison, and participating in a hunger strike, prison strike organizer Amani Sawari told Democracy Now.
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Specifically, Gordon plans to sell the July 67.50-strike puts, and buy the July 65-strike puts, meaning he is selling the put spread for a net credit of about 40 cents per share; on the other side, Gordon plans to sell the July 72.50-strike calls and buy the July 75-strike calls, meaning he is selling a call spread for a net credit of about 60 cents per share.
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A seven-day strike in 2012 was the district's first in 25 years and a one-day strike in early April of this year affected some 400,000 students.
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He wants to buy the January 60-strike calls and sell the January 65-strike calls for a total of $1.72 per share, or $172 per options spread.
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If you want to strike, do strike — but don't send mixed messages that confuse not only your enemies, but even your allies and people here in this country.
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If you want to strike, do strike -- but don't send mixed messages that confuse not only your enemies, but even your allies and people here in this country.
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The Chicago strike has lasted longer than any of the recent walkouts in other districts, except for a three-week teachers strike in Union City, California in June.
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What's striking about reading the Cormoran Strike books after having grown up on Harry Potter is how close Rowling's affection for Strike feels to her affection to Harry.
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Ryanair pilots in Germany, Ireland, Sweden, Belgium and the Netherlands went on strike on Friday in the biggest one-day strike Europe's largest low-cost carrier has faced.
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In this specific case, Gordon buys the October 118-strike call and sells the October 114-strike call for about $1.60 per share, or $160 per options spread.
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He opts to buy the February 135-strike calls and sell the February 140-strike calls for a total of $1.40 per share, or $140 per options spread.
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For his trade, Gordon wants to buy the October 125-strike calls and sell the October 130-strike calls for $1.90 per share, or $190 per options contract.
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To prepare for the drop, Gordon wants to buy the December 34-strike puts and sell the 32-strike puts for 51 cents, or $51 per options contract.
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Keene bought the December 36-strike put and sold the December 35-strike put for a total of 30 cents, which means he's paying $30 per options spread.
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Specifically, he purchased the October 840-strike calls and sold the 845-strike calls for a total cost of 95 cents per share, or $95 per call spread.
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The Ongoing Voice Actor's Strike Is More Than Just a Little Drama Reporter Ian Williams talked to some of the year's best performers about the SAG-AFTRA strike.
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And some were told that the strike would have about 210,2000 civilian casualties, while another group was told that the nuclear strike would have a million civilian casualties.
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You've probably already used Warp Strike, the uber-addictive Armiger attack that allows players to catapult themselves in the direction of an opponent and strike with lightning speed.
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Heineken said the strike should be discontinued after a labour court ruled earlier on Tuesday in favour of Imperial to interdict the strike, which started at 0400 GMT.
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In another strike -- in March, near Mosul in Iraq -- five civilians were killed during a strike on an ISIS machine gun position that was engaging Iraqi security forces.
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The strike vote coincided with the threat of a strike at the country's biggest copper mine, Escondida, and a walkout by workers at state miner Codelco's Chuquicamata facility.
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In Belgium, where Ryanair cabin crew have already gone on strike, unions called on pilots there to support their Irish colleagues with a strike on the same day.
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While striking may be effective for some women, it is likely the strike will render a similar outcome to the recent "A Day Without Immigrants" strike in February.
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Just one year after her seminal speech, Schneiderman's phrase was adopted by protestors at the 1912 Textile Strike in Lawrence, Massachusetts — a strike comprising mostly immigrant women workers.
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Overbooking increased this year after a nationwide truckers strike and a large cotton crop, as exporters rushed to reserve space, fearing a logjam when the May strike finished.
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To take advantage of this possible rally, Gordon is buying the December monthly 100-strike calls and selling the December 105-strike calls for a total of $2.39.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Pentagon said on Thursday that a U.S. military strike in Yemen killed four al Qaeda militants, the seventh such strike in the country this month.
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Specifically, Gordon is buying the July 14 weekly 395-strike call while also selling the July 143 weekly 400-strike call for a total of $1.55 per share.
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Around 1,000 security workers took part in the strike during the morning, Verdi said on Thursday, adding that the strike would continue until the end of the day.
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The United States is in the midst of its largest strike wave since the mid-1980s: In 2018, 485,216 workers went on strike, the highest number since 22019.
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Gordon is selling the October 26 weekly 1,880-strike put and buying the October 26 weekly 8553,870-strike put for a credit of about $4.50, or $450 total.
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In 2017, Women's March co-chairs opposed the term "strike," recalled Tithi Bhattacharya, an organizer of the International Women's Strike who advised DSA members on their new resolution.
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The USS Carl Vinson aircraft carrier strike group has been joined by the USS Ronald Reagan strike group off of the Korean peninsula, the US Naval Institute reports.
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Our strike ended after five days with a promise that we will continue to mobilize and we will strike again if the administration does not heed our voices.
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We must be the party that marshals the power of law and government to strike back at those that strike our cheek and to bring those to justice.
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After that strike, Mattis told reporters he was sending a top US general to talk to the Saudis about what happened in the strike on the school bus.
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He was getting a high strike, which for his stuff is helpful for him, but I didn't think it was an overly lopsided strike zone by any means.
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Rent strike proponents are encouraging people who need rent relief but aren't prepared to strike to download form letters to send to their landlords requesting a rent reduction.
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Having demonstrated the ability to strike the continental United States, the North believes it is in an advantageous position to strike a deal that would lift punishing sanctions.
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LONDON — A union representing London Underground maintenance workers announced seven more upcoming strike actions over a separate dispute than the strike this weekend that was just called off.
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It said a Turkish strike drone had illegally entered Syrian airspace on Tuesday and been destroyed by Syrian government air defences while preparing a strike on government troops.
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It said a Turkish strike drone had illegally entered Syrian airspace on Tuesday and been destroyed by Syrian government air defenses while preparing a strike on government troops.
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In June, Nazanin staged a hunger strike in prison and her husband staged his own hunger strike in London to highlight her plight and push for her release.
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Experts says the strike could eventually lead to a ripple effect with hundreds of thousands of US workers being laid off as the impact of the strike spreads.
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The strike is the longest national strike against GM in more than 20093 years, one or two plants have been the target of longer strikes in the past.
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The strike topped the 300 flights a day Ryanair had to cancel last month when cabin crews in Belgium, Portugal and Spain went on strike for 48 hours.
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Union negotiators later on Tuesday decided to hold off on starting the strike until July 10, when they will discuss a strike plan again, a union spokesman said.
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Onshore processing and export facilities for natural gas are also at risk of strike, unions said, while offshore oil production workers could become involved in any extended strike.
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Mattis also characterized the strike as a stronger response to Assad than the U.S. strike on a Syrian air base in April 85033 following another chemical weapons attack.
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If a deal is not reached, workers will strike a minute after midnight, Hammond said, adding that local strike negotiators have made preparations to set up picket lines.
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Either way, the president is the one who ultimately decides to put the process of launching a nuclear strike in motion if he thinks a strike a necessary.
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Taxi drivers at JFK Airport in New York went on strike, and then-Uber CEO Travis Kalanick drew public ire for allowing Uber drivers to break the strike.
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Stabbing and suicide reported at the troubled prison at the center of the inmate strike Stabbing and suicide reported at the troubled prison at the center of the inmate strike The Alabama prison at the center of the largest inmate labor strike in U.S. history continues to be plagued by violence.
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It helped a lot that she was facing her perfect foil for her anti-oligarchy message in Mike Bloomberg, a billionaire (strike one) using his fortune to try to buy the primary through advertising (strike two), who also has a track record of treating his female employees poorly (strike three).
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Another strike took place on Friday, July 20, affecting an estimated 4,000 passengers traveling between Ireland and the U.K. Ryanair crew based in Italy will go on strike for 24 hours on Wednesday and crew in Spain, Portugal and Belgium will strike for 48 hours on July 25 and 26.
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Just as we want to strike a healthy balance in our eating, we want to strike a healthy balance in how much mental energy we give to those choices.
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To mitigate for a small pop in Nike, Keene is looking to sell the December 50-strike calls and buy the December 52.5-strike calls for $1 per share.
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The strike came weeks after the United States targeted an al Shabaab training camp in Somalia in an air strike that the Pentagon says killed more than 150 fighters.
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In order to play for such a move, Gordon is buying January 114-strike calls and selling January 118-strike calls for a total cost of $1.22 per share.
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The trader believes that Nvidia will continue to rally into earnings, so he wants to sell 100-strike puts and buy 95-strike puts for a put credit spread.
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Since 1996, the Chinese military has steadily expanded its umbrella of land-based missiles, strike aircraft, and submarines designed to overwhelm both US air bases and carrier strike groups.
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Typically, strike funds are created by unions to make payments for workers on strike to help them meet their basic needs while they're not receiving paychecks from their companies.
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In its statement, the company said it had been willing to participate in mediation if the unions extended their strike deadline, but that the unions instead called a strike.
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"No, and the reason I wouldn't have ordered the strike is there isn't any evidence yet of an imminent strike that was going to come from him," Biden said.
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Those deemed credible enough to investigate are passed to a special team that can draw information from strike logs, satellite imagery, and interviews with those involved in the strike.
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The red states leading that lawsuit want the courts to strike down the entire law; the Trump administration wants them to only strike down protections for pre-existing conditions.
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Uber later apologized, while claiming it technically didn't break the strike because its tweet suspending surge pricing went out at 2787:36PM, over 30 minutes after the strike ended.
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Lloyd notes last year's strike by Australia's women's national team for higher pay and says the U.S. women's team nearly went on strike over wage issues two years ago.
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The general strike is inspired by a women's strike waged in Iceland in 1975, during which women nationwide refused to work, cook and look after children for a day.
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To profit off of this move, Gordon bought the October 123-strike put and sold the October 121-strike put for $0.65 per share, or $65 per options contract.
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Les Seules was one of the first women's Counter-Strike teams — actually one of the first Counter-Strike teams at all — to get noticed outside of the gaming world.
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To position for this drop, he recommends buying the 137-strike put option expiring in September and selling the September 132-strike put to create a bearish put spread.
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Pyongyang also said the US strike justified the development of North Korea's nuclear weapons program, the state-run news agency said, similarly calling the missile strike an "invasion" effort.
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The short-term options Short-term options may be out there, but there is a genuine effort to strike a deal, and strike it this week, people involved say.
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Whether the strike had a meaningful impact on Uber's business this morning or not, at least three hashtags associated with the strike on Twitter were trending across the city.
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FRIDAY: US launches military strike On Trump's orders, the US military launches a strike on the airbase in Syria from where, the President says, the chemical attack was launched.
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It is tempting to draw a direct correlation between the missile strike on Syria and the dispatch of the U.S. Navy strike group to waters off Korea and China.
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North Korea Threatens to Strike US Territory of GuamThe North Korean regime has threatened to launch a missile strike on the US island territory of Guam in the Pacific.
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The US has two destroyers in the region primed to fire Tomahawk cruise missiles, but North Korea warned Thursday of a "merciless retaliatory strike" if the US does strike.
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Under the watch of increasingly infallible referees, pitchers who built their reputations as "strike-throwing machines" by continually tricking the umpire will have to become actual strike-throwing machines.
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Above that, losses kick in, but they are limited to the distance between the strike that he sold and the strike he bought, minus the cost of the trade.
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Therefore, Gordon wants to sell the August monthly 55-strike put and buy the August monthly 50-strike put, which would give him a net credit of about $2.14.
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The 1912 strike in Lawrence showcased IWW ingenuity, as striking textile workers sent their children away on trains to be housed by sympathizers of the strike in other cities.
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For March this is 2807,258 calls vs 56,235 puts for a strike of 13.0, and for April it is 70,009 calls vs 49,8073 puts on a strike of 15.0.
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That included the ongoing Forties Pipeline shutdown in the North Sea and an oil union strike in Nigeria, although Reuters reported that the strike was ended within the day.
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Studies in Alabama, Louisiana and North Carolina have found that prosecutors use peremptory challenges two or three times more often to strike black potential jurors than to strike others.
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As a result, Gordon is looking to buy the May 300-strike calls and sell the May 305-strike calls for $1.33 per share, or $133 per options contract.
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He deletes his browser history with the consistency and precision of a Navy SEALS strike team, and most of his sexual experiences have come from provocative Counter-Strike sprays.
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They know what happened in 214.5 when the players went on strike only to see the owners hire replacement players — and break the strike in less than a month.
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"Strike Guard is deeply grounded in both culture and the contemporary African lifestyle," Somto Ajuluchukwu, Creative Director of Vortex Comics, the startup behind Strike Guard, tells The Creators Project.
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After a successful six-day teacher strike in Los Angeles earlier this month, teachers in Denver, Virginia and elsewhere in California, are either protesting or getting ready to strike.
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Hunger strike by hunger strike, petition by petition, lawsuit by lawsuit, they attempt — and sometimes, though often at tremendous personal cost, are able — to force the prison to reform.
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In the summer of 1894, the Pullman strike severely disrupted rail traffic in the Midwest, and the federal government used an injunction and federal troops to break the strike.
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" Senator Tom Cotton, another adviser to President Trump, confidently predicted the United States could win a war with Iran with "two strikes, the first strike and the last strike.
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Denver teachers' strike Teachers in Denver are set to go on strike today, after talks between the teachers union and the Denver school district fell apart over the weekend.
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If we need a baseball analogy, the better one would be that Supreme Court justices first define the strike zone, and then they call a ball or a strike.
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U.S. officials told CNN the recent development could mean they are moving them in fear of a potential U.S. strike or they are preparing to conduct their own strike.
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He wants to buy the October monthly 295-strike calls and sell the October monthly 300-strike calls for a total cost of $1.04, or $104 per options spread.
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CHILE STRIKE: Workers at Chile's Escondida copper mine rejected a final contract offer and began a vote on strike action that will end in the middle of this week.
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Aerial refueling is seen as a critical military capability, allowing fighter jets and strike aircraft to fly for extended distances, linger longer over battlefields and strike longer-range targets.
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He's got a big strike zone, a big strike zone and to be able to cover that and layoff some tough pitches and foul pitches off, it's been impressive.
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In the lead-up to the strike, the union and the company had an agreement that the workers would not go on strike — as long as plants stayed open.
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These two days of strike action have been a powerful demonstration of the strength of feeling of BA pilots who have been virtually 20133% solid in supporting the strike.
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Brazil grapples with first strike in 20 years Violence erupted in Brazil in April, when protesters and the police clashed in the country's first general strike in two decades.
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UK rules of engagement require that there is no risk of collateral damage according to the pre-strike CDE, either within the kill or casualty radius of the strike.
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Irom was released on $149 bail when she announced the end of her strike, and since then there's been little information explaining how she managed to survive such a long hunger strike, as well as what effects the strike could have on her long-term health; she was reportedly turned away from an ashram where she wanted to live post-strike because of their concern that they couldn't offer her proper medical care.
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Irom was released on $149 bail when she announced the end of her strike, and since then there's been little information explaining how she managed to survive such a long hunger strike, as well as what effects the strike could have on her long-term health; she was reportedly turned away from an ashram where she wanted to live post-strike because of their concern that they couldn't offer her proper medical care.
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Syria's army general command said in a statement that the air strike was "conclusive evidence" of U.S. support for Islamic State, noting that the strike was "dangerous and blatant aggression".
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To hedge his portfolio, then, Gordon buys the April 230-strike puts on the SPY and sells the April 225-strike puts, for a total of about $1 per share.
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As a result, Gordon wants to buy the March monthly 121-strike puts and sell the March monthly 118-strike puts expiring March 17, just days after the Fed meeting.
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The organisers of the UK Women's Strike stated in a blog post that the strike aimed to show solidarity with women across the globe, to stand up for economic justice.
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"Somebody went and bought the weekly 135-strike puts, and helped finance the purchase of those puts by selling the weekly 155-strike calls that expire next week," Khouw said.
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Keene's GLD trade involves buying the December 120-strike puts and selling the December 115-strike puts for a cost of $1, meaning he is risking $100 per options contract.
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"Literally a day before this (Thursday's strike) a strike was carried out which resulted in a large number of civilian deaths, which is also unacceptable," Gatilov was cited as saying.
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The strike was the latest setback for a city that has been reeling from record violence, and Friday's 27,000-teacher walkout could presage a longer strike over a new contract.
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Specifically, he is buying the December 20-strike puts and selling the December 18-strike puts for a total cost of 31 cents per share, or $31 per options contract.
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He is selling the November monthly 50-strike put and pairing that with the purchase of the November monthly 45-strike put for a credit of around $1.85, or $185.
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Jordan Reaction: Supports strike Government spokesman Mohammad Momani said Jordan considers the strike "a necessary and appropriate response to the nonstop targeting of innocent civilians" with weapons of mass destruction.
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To take advantage of an Alphabet rally, Gordon buys the December 820-strike calls and sells the December 825-strike calls for $1.25 per share, or $125 per options contract.
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COUNTER-STRIKE Security sources described Friday's attack as a coordinated strike, with car bombs blowing apart checkpoints as gunmen in four-wheel drive vehicles shot down soldiers running for cover.
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Chris Christie addressed the potential strike saying that he is monitoring the negotiations very closely and hopes to be able to bring them to a positive resolution without a strike.
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" North Korean state-run media said the country's military could strike the US at any time and that neither Guam, Hawaii nor the US mainland could avoid the "merciless strike.
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"You strike North Korea, they are going to strike back and they have a devastating conventional arsenal built up on the border that could lay waste to Seoul," he said.
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" North Korean state-run media said that the country's military could strike the US at anytime and that neither Guam, Hawaii nor the US mainland could avoid the "merciless strike.
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Strike not with weapons — though, of course, the Comfort and any other military/humanitarian assets must be protected — but to strike with food, water, medicine, operating rooms, doctors and nurses.
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Power industry experts have said the nuclear plant strike is unlikely to provoke blackouts due to legal limits on strike action in the nuclear industry and power imports from abroad.
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Trump ordered a missile strike in Syria last week following reports that forces loyal to Assad conducted a chemical strike on Syrian citizens in the northern part of the country.
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Hundreds of bank employees at 34 institutions are also planning to participate in a citywide strike beginning next Monday, with nearly 100 public and private unions also endorsing the strike.
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China can strike ports, bases, and ships in the region, but because the Joint Force's strike magazine has been dispersed, these assets no longer as important to the US intervention.
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Promise made: In 2008 Boris promised to negotiate a "no strike deal" with the Tube unions to ensure that no strike action ever took place again on the London Underground.
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It was conceived in contrast, though not opposition, to last year's inauguration day #J20 strike, in which many art institutions and individuals went on strike to protest the incoming administration.
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I'm sure the voice actors strike made it harder to find the right talent for Before The Storm, but everyone could have waited for the strike to wrap up, too.
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Kentucky's teachers' strike follows similar efforts in West Virginia, where teachers successfully won statewide raises and benefits reform after the longest teachers' strike in the state's history earlier this month.
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Well in 2008 Johnson also promised to negotiate a "no strike deal" with the Tube unions to ensure that no strike action ever took place again on the London Underground.
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There we planned to stay for a week before heading on to the UK. Air Canada had been on strike, but we were reliably informed that the strike had ended.
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Throughout this history the controversial tool of the strike is deployed — sometimes in instances such as the 2005 New York City transit strike that cripple the city's ability to function.
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The strike, which killed Nasir Mehmood, a commander of the Taliban-affiliated Haqqani network, was at least the third American drone strike in the past two months in Pakistani territory.
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If both sides think they have a strong second-strike ability, but know that their first strike would not totally obliterate the opponent, then everybody is going to just chill.
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If baseball finds Google Glass too modern looking, there's nothing more American than a discreet Secret Service earpiece that beeps for a strike prompting the umpire to strike his pose.
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Just as the public attention of the 1978 strike contributed to that 1980 decision, so might the current prison strike create changes to the current system of prison labor exploitation.
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Trump has fielded weeks of criticism for the strike, which escalated tensions between the US and Iran and prompted a retaliatory strike on two Iraqi military bases housing US forces.
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That might have been dragged down in part by a strike at General Motors, but the softness in the factory sector is evident in other data that predates the strike.
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"At my direction, the United States military successfully executed a flawless precision strike that killed the number-one terrorist anywhere in the world, Qassem Soleimani," Trump said after the strike.
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JERUSALEM — As Palestinian prisoners ended the third week of a mass hunger strike, Israel released videos that it said showed the strike leader, Marwan Barghouti, sneaking snacks in his cell.
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He ordered a missile strike on a Syrian air base in April 2017 in response to another deadly chemical strike in northern Syria that left more than 80 civilians dead.
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Trump authorized a missile strike on Shayrat Air Base in Syria in April 2017 after a chemical weapons strike in the northern Idlib province left more than 80 people dead.
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He sold the March 29 weekly 1,440-strike puts and paired them with the purchase of the March 4403 weekly 1,430-strike puts for a credit of just under $4.
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The Democratic presidential candidates have joined picket lines in previous strikes, including the McDonald's strike in May and the Stop & Shop strike in April, as they jockey for union endorsements.
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It struck just as Iranian leaders were trumpeting their strike on two Iraqi bases housing United States forces, in retaliation for last week's American drone strike that killed Maj. Gen.
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Hajizadeh&aposs forces were recently involved in a missile strike on US and coalition forces in Iraq in the wake of a US drone strike the killed Iranian Maj. Gen.
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The strike comes just one day after the US conducted a drone strike on a convoy near the Baghdad International Airport, killing top Iranian general Qassem Soleimani and several others.
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The US military reportedly launched a strike meant to kill another top Iranian military official the same day as the drone strike that killed Qassem Soleimani, Iran&aposs top general.
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It is the union's first national strike against the automaker since a two-day work stoppage in 2007 and the longest national strike since the 1970s, now at 11 days.
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On top of this financial blow, the average full-time UAW will be paid just $250-per-week while the strike stretches on—assuming the union's strike fund holds up.
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And dozens of civilians killed in US-linked strike: Dozens of civilians were killed in a drone strike in eastern Afghanistan linked to U.S. forces Thursday, according to multiple reports.
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Gordon wants to sell the April monthly 315-strike put and pair that with the purchase of the April monthly 310-strike put for a net credit of about $1.55.
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That's why the strike is so significant: What GM workers get at the end of their strike will determine what hundreds of thousands of auto workers have to live with.
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Popular clothing brand Patagonia said it would support the Global Climate Strike planned for Friday and would close down its offices and stores for a few hours during the strike.
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