UAW workers remain on strike as members review the contract.
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The Taliban claimed responsibility for the strike, as did ISIS.
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Teachers in Texas are preparing for a potential strike as well.
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But many are calling out the strike as a bad idea.
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Seven other people were injured in the lightning strike as well.
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We should not see the prison strike as an isolated event.
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But Denison sees this strike as just one battle in a much
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It's a tricky balance to strike, as self-driving cars have demonstrated.
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It was called a strike as Cano failed to check his swing.
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Saint Margaret's first impression in stained glass may not strike as subversive.
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Syria condemned the American strike as "a disgraceful act," news agencies reported.
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Still, Mr. McConnell has a challenging political balance to strike, as well.
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Military and diplomatic officials were expecting a strike as late as 7 p.m.
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Merchants in other bazaars have also gone on strike, as have some teachers.
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The uprising in Egypt included a mass strike as part of what happened.
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Polls show that a small majority of French view the strike as unjustified.
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U.S. Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James described the strike as "defensive" in nature.
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Opposition leaders hailed the strike as a successful first step toward forcing Kabila's departure.
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Some love weaving through the aisles, letting inspiration strike as they discover new ingredients.
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Both could take part in a strike, as a launch for Tomahawk cruise missiles.
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The teachers voted to authorize a strike as a last resort measure, according to NJ.com.
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The teachers were on strike as the oral arguments began last week in Janus v.
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So what's the balance that you try to strike as the leader of the company?
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" And for House Stark, there's a gorgeous lightning strike as Ramsay Bolton declares, "Winterfell is mine.
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" And for House Stark, there's a gorgeous lightning strike as Ramsay Bolton declares, "Winterfell is mine.
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Top Gun doesn't strike as a film that needs a sequel, but you're getting one anyway.
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Russia condemned the missile strike as illegal and Putin said it would harm U.S.-Russia ties.
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Pakistan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned Wednesday's drone strike as a violation of the country's sovereignty.
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The Revolutionary Guards described the strike as retaliation for an attack in Ahvaz, Iran, on Sept.
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has described the weekend strike as an act of war.
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has described the weekend strike as an act of war.
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Democrats in Congress and a few Republicans have criticized classified briefings about the strike as insufficient.
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Oddly, the play was called a strike, as umpires ruled Culberson didn't pull back his bat.
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There, they would dangle their serpentine bodies from the ceiling, ready to strike as bats flew past.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin denounced the strike as "act of aggression" and said it violated international law.
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"I think the Trump decision to strike as they did was the correct decision," he said then.
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" Asked what was the percentage chance of a strike as of this moment, Lewis said, "Today, 100.
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Sarah Mason, 33, said she saw the strike as part of a broader struggle for public education.
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Officials in Baghdad condemned the strike as a violation of Iraq's sovereignty that would inflame regional tensions.
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January 4 The Trump administration formally notified Congress about the US drone strike, as required by law.
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But they respected a strike as an often-necessary tool in reaching a compromise acceptable to both sides.
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The aim isn't to hit any specific country but to strike as widely as possible to make money.
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"In a email to Gizmodo, an Amazon spokesperson characterized the strike as an action by "roughly 15 associates.
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He won high praise for his handling of the Boston Police strike as governor of Massachusetts in 1919.
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Jared Polis to intervene, a legal move that delayed the strike as the state government weighed its options.
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German Amazon employees are also planning to strike, as thousands protest for higher wages and improved working conditions.
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Some see the strike as political action against the center-right federal government ahead of a parliamentary election.
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Teheran will read the Syria strike as Trump being quite willing to make good on his promise. Refugees.
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Some see the strike as political action against the centre-right federal government ahead of a parliamentary election.
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Few states have encountered revelations that strike as forcefully at the very foundation of its criminal justice system.
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It found a highly aggressive team pushed to strike as many deals as possible, as fast as possible.
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Several international galleries joined the strike as well, including Lehmann Maupin, Simon Lee, and Ben Brown Fine Art.
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Drivers say they ended the strike as taxi firms assured some fare concessions, but more needs to be done.
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The mayor, Virginia Raggi of the Five Star Movement, supported the strike, as did her party leader, Beppe Grillo.
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CGT spokesman Thierry Defresne said union members have made a decision to suspend the strike as of Thursday evening.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin denounced the US strike as an "act of aggression" and said it violated international law.
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When alone, they may be more likely to strike as opposed to the rare times they assemble in groups.
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New Jersey commuters won't have a New Jersey Transit strike as an excuse to miss work Monday, and Gov.
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Their disclosures highlight the difficult balance Tesla must strike as it ramps up production while trying to stem costs.
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On the Pacific coast, Mexico's Baja California peninsula braced for another major storm to strike as early as Monday.
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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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In fact, Collins Dictionary named "climate strike" as it's word of the year, citing increased usage due to Thunberg.
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The Giants' closer was happy to oblige, firing in another strike as Gant frantically raced back to the plate.
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The U.N. envoy to Libya, Ghassan Salame, condemned the air strike as a "a serious violation of humanitarian law".
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A Donkey Kong was floating above me, just out of my reach, and I prepared to strike as they landed.
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Hajra Bibi said her husband, son and a cousin were killed in the strike as they sheltered in a tunnel.
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You'll go overseas and you'll have new eyes on this landscape that'll resonate with you or strike as something different.
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Last year, Marriott workers went on strike, as did other hotel workers in Chicago and health care workers in California.
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Tuesday morning marked the second full day of the nationwide strike, as contract negotiations between union leadership and GM continued.
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"I was actually becoming depressed with [Counter-Strike] as it was just so stale after years of playing," Souder said.
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" Vladimir Safronkov, Russia's deputy ambassador to the UN, defended his country's position on the strike, as a "flagrant violation of peace.
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Petrobras said on Thursday that there was no impact on production due to the strike as its contingency plans were successful.
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The United Auto Workers labor union is entering its fourth week on strike as they continue to negotiate with General Motors.
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Many white Memphians hoped the effort would fail, with city officials framing the strike as an illegal threat to public safety.
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"I care deeply about this issue, so I'll strike as long as it takes to get this issue resolved," she said.
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Trump administration officials characterized the strike as a defensive measure, meant to fend off imminent attacks by Iran on U.S. facilities.
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Ukraine, meanwhile, said it considered a missile strike as one of several possible theories for the crash, despite Iran's early denials.
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A protester bands their mouth during a hunger strike as they continue their anti-government demonstrations in Baghdad on Dec. 23.
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And while it might strike as jarring to change voice, some of us like it when a florid sentence breaks the flow.
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Vladimir Putin blasted the strike as "aggression against a sovereign state" and said it deals a big blow to US-Russian relations.
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Argentina's main agricultural port of Rosario was closed by the strike, as were public transport services and private freight shippers, unions said.
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Jalal Baleedi was killed by a drone strike as he was traveling in a car with two others in coastal Abyan province.
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The CWU said, however, that it would call a strike as soon as the mediation period closed if no agreement was reached.
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Streets in some parts of Caracas and nearby towns were near-empty during the strike as some Venezuelans stayed home from work.
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The startup previewed the Strike as a model that would offer wider market appeal and accessibility from a rider and price point.
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Trump Approves Strikes on Iran, but Then Abruptly Pulls Back: Military and diplomatic officials still expected a strike as of 7 p.m.
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He did describe the sudden nature of the "strike" — as Mr. Daqneesh called it — that sent him scrambling to rescue his children.
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The White House submitted some documents to Congress on Saturday notifying lawmakers of the strike as required under the War Powers Act.
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In his tweet saying Iran wasn't seeking escalation or war, Zarif, the Iranian foreign minister, further described the Iranian strike as measured.
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And TV and movie writers could go on strike as early as Tuesday, which would immediately imperil the late-night comedy shows.
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A screen displayed all lines to the outer suburbs of Paris as being on strike, as well as most Paris metro lines.
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Trump has since touted his decision to carry out the strike as a bold one in contrast to former President Barack Obama.
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Four were on a called third strike as the Cardinals hitters, who were aggressive in the first inning, simply couldn't pull the trigger.
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The deal came as teachers in Denver were finishing up a vote on whether to go on strike as soon as next Monday.
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Scalise said Monday that he sees the teachers' strike as the first front in a broader labor struggle, with eyes on nearby states.
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The artist said he does not plan beforehand, instead allowing inspiration to strike as he enters a meditative state in the crystalline water.
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The odds are not in his favor that he will ever strike as good a bargain there as the one he now derides.
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Reactions to the attack didn't break along party lines, though most viewed the strike as a proportional response to the chemical weapons attack.
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Unionized auto workers for General Motors are entering their fourth week on strike as they call for better wages and higher quality healthcare.
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Lear, while discussing third-quarter results with analysts, cited the strike as the primary reason for lowering its earnings forecast for the year.
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If you are selling a car to a stranger on the internet, you may try to strike as aggressive a deal as possible.
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Sadiq Khan, London's mayor, described the subway strike as "completely unnecessary," saying the dispute should have been resolved amicably around the negotiating table.
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Government spokesman Lambert Mende dismissed the strike as "senseless" and instigated by a "small group of people", yet authorities were still taking precautions.
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Still, some supporters of Mr. Trump say he would be justified in launching a pre-emptive strike as an act of self-defense.
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Democrats have been critical of Trump's order for the strike as well as his decision to bypass briefing Congress ahead of the order.
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Ms. Gabbard met with President Bashar al-Assad of Syria in January and on Thursday criticized the missile strike as shortsighted and reckless.
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About 15,000 workers at plants owned by ArcelorMittal voted on Tuesday to go on strike as contract disputes drag on, USW International said.
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His rhetoric on Thursday evening, which described the strike as intended "to prevent and deter the spread of chemical weapons," suggests as much.
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Tens of thousands of England's doctors are currently on strike, as a stand-off over new contracts continues between them and the British government.
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This is a worsening of symptoms that can occur after physical or mental exertion, and can strike as long as 48 hours after activity.
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She says she and her coworkers are "starting to get more nervous" and increasingly frustrated that they can't strike as the shutdown drags on.
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It identified an anchor strike as the most significant risk to Line 5, which runs through the straits where Lakes Huron and Michigan meet.
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The commander said the Nusra attack was unprovoked, while the jihadists described the strike as retaliation after Division 13 detained one of its members.
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Trump informed Xi of the strike as they finished eating dinner together on Friday, just as the US-launched cruise missiles struck their targets.
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The National Health Service is experiencing severe doctor shortages and doctors going out on strike, as it faces increasing demand from an aging population.
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In Kentucky, the legislature overrode a gubernatorial veto in order to fund education; teachers in Arizona went on strike, as did teachers in Colorado.
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Fasten your seatbelts, South Asia: The baseline of what counts as a strike, as well as the counterstrike to expect, has been ratcheted up.
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Thanks to the strike, as well as the support of Warren and other public figures, Stop & Shop lost well over $2 million in sales.
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But, as The Times and others have reported, the United States frequently treats any military-age male killed in a strike as a combatant.
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Fire bombs, or incendiary bombs, let loose flammable substances as they strike, as opposed to high-explosive bombs, which destroy with concussion and shrapnel.
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He angered some lawmakers by making classified his formal report to Congress about the strike as he sent more troops to the Middle East.
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U.S. officials have portrayed the strike as a defensive measure, asserting there was evidence Soleimani was planning attacks that put American lives in danger.
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The Writers Guild of America, West, and the Writers Guild of America, East, had vowed to go on strike as soon as Tuesday morning.
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The school district made the announcement one day after the school system in Alexandria, Va., said it would close for the strike as well.
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Members of the Hong Kong Disneyland Cast Members Union went on strike, as did many lifeguards, forcing authorities to close some beaches and swimming pools.
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Six or seven exploration rigs have been idled by the strike, as well as the drilling of new wells at some production platforms, NOG said.
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Pilots at Polish airlines PLL LOT will decide on April 21 whether to go on strike as they demand salary increase, Gazeta Wyborcza daily said.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May described the strike as "limited and targeted," with no intention of toppling Assad or intervening more widely in the war.
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While a two-foot gummy worm may not strike as much fear into your heart as a mighty sand worm, it looks exceptionally more appealing.
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Farmers should immediately end the strike as the government is ready to discuss their demands, Sadabhau Khot, the state government's junior agriculture minister, told reporters.
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Other results strike as more arbitrary, as with the relative popularity of talking on the phone, showering, and sitting in Delaware, Virginia, and Tennessee, respectively.
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Coalition spokesman Colonel Turki al-Maliki defended the strike as having "a legitimate military target", which he said was a Houthi command and control center.
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The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees saw the strike as an opportunity to organize workers in a city that had resisted unionization.
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He said that the U.S. is instead relying on nuclear deterrence, or the threat of a retaliatory U.S. strike, as its defense against such missiles.
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The analyst said the company will likely avoid a strike as negotiations with its unionized employees continue into the current contract's expiration on July 31.
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"I absolutely believe it has the capacity to challenge League and Dota, and easily top Counter-Strike as the top FPS," Souder told VICE Sports.
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The way its system works is that the page that violated the company's terms gets a strike, as well as the admin that posted the content.
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There's absolutely no mention of a strike, as far as I can tell, let alone the fact that this hotel is going to be closed soon.
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Zabit's go-to on the feet is to give ground, give ground, and then try to intercept his man with a strike as they step in.
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Jalal Baleedi was killed by a drone strike as he was travelling in a car with two others in coastal Abyan province, residents said on Thursday.
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Wincanton said it was disappointed with Unite's move to strike as a meeting had been scheduled for Wednesday with conciliatory service ACAS to resolve the dispute.
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CA: This kind of crisis of legitimacy for liberal feminism has been accelerated by young women who have reclaimed the strike as a form of struggle.
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We were successful in organizing the first International Women's Strike as a rehearsal of the world to come, of the world we want to live in.
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A short movie beloved by film scholars shows the woman protesting the settlement of the strike as her male colleagues stream obediently back into the factory.
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The chairman of Switzerland's largest bank is seeing what he calls an investor strike as the confusion and uncertainty surrounding Britain's exit from the EU intensifies.
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Lawmakers were furious at the White House's failure to confer with Congress before the strike, as well as a classified document notifying them of the move.
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On Sunday, the United Auto Workers voted to send 48,000 members working at General Motors facilities on strike as the union's contract with the automaker expired.
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GM said Monday it planned to resume operations at plants that have been hit by the strike "as quickly as possible" once they get a deal.
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The threat is considered strong enough by the administration that Mr. Trump has hinted at the possibility of a pre-emptive strike as a last resort.
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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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The ELD mandate was one of the driving forces for organizing the strike, as many truckers said the electronic log forces them to speed against the clock.
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One New Yorker, who withheld his name, said he had been shopping at B&H for two years and dismissed the strike as a waste of time.
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This could leave out women in low-paying jobs and hourly work, who might not have the same freedom to strike as women with more financial stability.
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Skins and hats are a form of expression for players that has become a part of Dota and Counter-Strike as much as new weapons or characters.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin, meanwhile, branded the coalition strike as an "act of aggression," as he demanded an emergency session of the U.N. Security Council on Saturday.
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But UNICEF, which visited the site in Haydan after the strike as well as the hospital treating the injured children, dismissed suggestions the victims were Houthi recruits.
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The ATA said in its report that, with a strike as long as three days, essentials like bottled water, powdered milk, and canned foods would be gone.
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Some Transocean, Seadrill and Odfjell Drilling rigbs could be affected by the potential strike, as well as Equinor's Statfjord C platform, the union said in a statement.
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The candidates praised the workers for going on strike — as they have done repeatedly this year during work stoppages as they vie for support from organized labor.
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"General Milley went out of his way to defend the intel behind the QS strike as so utterly compelling," a Democratic aide in the room told CNN.
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At farewell events in the European Parliament this week, no one knew quite what note to strike, as lawmakers handed back their voting cards and office keys.
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Wolves head coach Nuno Espirito Santo described the strike as "beautiful" to the club's official website after the victory, which was completed with a Jota hat-trick.
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The pictures, released by imaging company Planet Labs on January 8, show that Iran can chalk up its strike as a success even without inflicting US casualties.
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Russia's spokesman for the Ministry of Defense also mocked Trump's strike as "highly ineffective" and claimed that fewer than half of the missiles reached their intended targets.
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Of all the wild food combinations one could come up with, the crispiness of chicken nuggets and fries and soupy ramen don't strike as the best of partners.
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LONDON, Oct 5 (Reuters) - London commuters face disruption on Friday as drivers on two underground train lines go on strike as part of a dispute over working conditions.
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West Virginia lawmakers on Tuesday approved a deal to give public school teachers a 5% raise, tentatively ending a statewide strike as the bill awaits the governor's signature.
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Some experts interpreted the strike as a warning to North Korea that the US is prepared to act militarily to prevent the use of weapons of mass destruction.
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"The national office is announcing the suspension of the current strike as of this day and the resumption of work," the union, called ONEP, said in a statement.
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It's the first major labor action among auto workers since 2007, when they went on strike as the recession loomed and jobs were being cut at the plants.
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The Trump administration has described last Thursday's strike as a defensive measure aimed at preventing imminent attacks, though officials have been tightlipped about the intelligence behind those assessments.
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FedEx (FDX) Chairman Fred Smith on Tuesday cited the 737 Max halt, along with the recent 40-day GM strike, as problems for a struggling US industrial economy.
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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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U.S. forces were working off actionable intelligence and conducted the strike "as a direct response to al-Shabaab actions, including recent attacks on Somali forces," the statement said.
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And for that reason, every person in the country should pay attention to the lessons of the strike as we head into a new decade of labor fights.
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Fox News hosts Tucker Carlson and Laura Ingraham have both criticized Trump's Syria strike as risky, saying they're at odds with his earlier pledges to refrain from interventions.
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Several possible contenders for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination, Garcetti among them, have voiced solidarity with the strike, as have many parents of students at the school district.
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"The mayor has dashed our hopes for a quick settlement," Sharkey, said citing a letter Lightfoot sent to the union urging them to end the strike as negotiations continue.
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I'm not as much concerned about this particular strike as I am about the implications of him doing it without Congress in the context of Iran or North Korea.
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Five people died during last week's strike as National Guard troops seeking to dismantle blockades fired tear gas and rubber bullets at masked youths hurling stones and Molotov cocktails.
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The project would cost the government more than $10 billion — unless Mexico pays for it, a deal Mr. Trump would have us believe he can strike as our president.
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Trains and buses were initially supposed to strike as well, but the Histadrut allowed public transit to operate so that soldiers could get back to their bases as usual.
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Most memorable are the tableaus the three strike as they embrace, or pray, heads covered, at the Sabbath table, or stride down the street, each in her signature shades.
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Actors Levar Burton, Alec Baldwin and Martin Sheen are all participating in the hunger strike, as are 10 members of the House and a senator, according to the newspaper.
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The opposition parties called the strike as one of several protest actions after Venezuela's Electoral Council suspended last week a drive to gather signatures needed to call the referendum.
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United Rentals also acquired competitor Neff in August, a lucky strike as a large part of Neff's business is in Florida, which got hit with Hurricane Irma shortly after.
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While Haley focused on themes of Russian obstructionism and American resolve to strike as needed, the British and French ambassadors emphasized an interest in pursuing talks to ease tensions.
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More famed for their ability to sit in a tree and eat eucalyptus leaves all day, koalas don't strike as the type to be able to swim that far.
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When hotel workers go on strike, as more than 7,500 are at brands managed by the world's largest hotel chain, it can be difficult territory for guests to navigate.
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Tens of thousands mourned the killing of a major Iraqi official and a top Iranian general by a U.S. drone strike, as the Middle East braced for Iran's response.
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You call a strike as a teamster, you know, you've got 2 1/2 million people stopping, nothing gets delivered, everything stops, and that's a tremendous amount of power.
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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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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has described the weekend strike as an act of war and has been discussing possible retaliation with Saudi Arabia and other Gulf allies.
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The senator drew on the strike as a story of women, many of them immigrants, taking on a stacked system and triumphing by gaining raises, overtime and other benefits.
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North Waziristan and Paktika province in Afghanistan are adjacent to the border, and the officials and the militant commanders may have been reporting the same strike as two separate ones.
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"I like house, nice, loud, jolly, happy house," Ruth, otherwise known as Matthew Hunt, tells us, citing 1994's "You Sure Do" by Strike as his all time favorite record.
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South Korea's president, Moon Jae-in, had at first been strongly against any pre-emptive strike, as his country would bear the brunt of any subsequent miscalculation by either side.
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The results come as unionized workers at CP, Canada's second largest railroad, prepared to strike as early as Saturday after a stalemate in talks with the company over certain demands.
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He cited "uncertainty" surrounding diesel subsidies, which were introduced by the government as one of the measures to end the strike, as an example of problems the company still faces.
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You now have a year to carefully construct a costume that will strike as much fear into the hearts of neighborhood groups and city councils as a rogue Jump scooter.
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Taxi associations have parked their strike as a result — albeit, making it loud and clear on Twitter that they'll be returning to keep up the pressure on legislators come September.
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In response, trade unions are threatening a general strike as the list of permitted activities includes producing tractors and manufacturing tobacco products, activities they argue should not be considered essential.
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Trump's defenders have characterized the strike as a show of strength against a figure who has masterminded attacks that have resulted in the deaths of scores of Americans in Iraq.
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It didn't take long for Winnipeg to strike, as the Jets scored 13 seconds into the game after controlling the opening faceoff and knocking the puck into the Detroit zone.
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" The Metropolitan Museum of Art, in a move that was both sympathetic and contrary to the strike, extended its hours for the day of the strike as "a positive gesture.
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In a letter to the United Nations, Syria's foreign ministry described the strike as a "war crime" and called for the coalition to be dismantled, Syrian state news agency SANA said.
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In contrast, if you already have an electric strike as part of your lock — which a lot of apartments do — the Klevio One can simply be wired to interface with it.
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The strike, as well as stoppages at Freeport-McMoran Inc's Grasberg mine in Indonesia and Freeport's Cerro Verde mine in Peru, have pushed global copper prices up, on tighter supply expectations.
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If they aren't providing the straight line aggression, side-stepping isn't taking a tight angle from which to strike as they turn, it is just slowly floating around them at range.
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BERLIN, July 30 (Reuters) - German pilots working for Ryanair have voted to strike as they push for collective labour agreements at Europe's largest low-cost carrier, their union said on Monday.
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Pressure for a settlement ramped up in recent days as teachers braced for their first paychecks reduced by the strike, as well as the prospect of health insurance expiring on Friday.
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SANAA (Reuters) - A U.S. drone killed four suspected al Qaeda members in an overnight strike as they were traveling through the central desert province of Marib, local officials said on Wednesday.
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The previous contract expired at midnight, and the Writers Guild of America, West, and the Writers Guild of America, East, had vowed to go on strike as early as Tuesday morning.
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Rather than rushing in to pin Dos Santos to the fence and trying to strike as he circled out, Miocic sought purely to land blows on Dos Santos in his compromised position.
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Another strike: As the first live-action attempt at Doctor Strange proved back in 1978, translating an occult superhero from comic book to screen can result in everyone looking a little goofy.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Chicago teachers returned to work on Friday after a grueling 11-day strike as parents hoped the deal struck between the teachers' union and district would improve their children's education.
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While not obligated to consult Parliament, she may have felt constrained to do so and could easily have lost a vote on a strike, as her predecessor David Cameron did in 2013.
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If members approve a strike, as they almost certainly will, and no pact with studios has been reached by May 1, fingers will stop typing and picketing will begin the next day.
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The film includes a brief, sketchy overview of the hunger strike as a form of political protest, but it does not address the issue that dominated "Some Mother's Son": force-feeding prisoners.
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Pressure for a settlement had ramped up in recent days as teachers braced for their first paychecks reduced by the strike, as well as the prospect of health insurance expiring on Friday.
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Separatist groups that challenge India's sovereignty over Kashmir called for the strike as well as a march to the commercial hub in the main city of Srinagar to protest Mr. Modi's visit.
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Prime Minister Omar al-Razzaz, facing a barrage of public criticism for his handling of the strike as it enters its fourth week, announced pay increases ranging from 6 to 18 percent.
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On the cover of Amici, "Primo" is stylized with an exclamation mark—a gesture towards pure fun that could strike as callous irony on the cover of many other rock records of late.
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In the few days since Creative Mode launched, we've already seen players recreate a popular map from Counter-Strike as well as the Dunder Mifflin office from The Office (among many other things).
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Power output at the 580 megawatts (MW) each Cordemais 4 and 5 units was reduced by a nearly 400 MW due to another strike as of 2200 GMT on Tuesday, RTE data showed.
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The Writers Guild of America, the union that represents television and film writers, could go on strike as early as May 251 — and a big reason why is the cost of health care.
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Details: O'Rourke vowed if he were elected in 2020, he'd direct federal grants to invest in communities before natural disasters strike as climate change is due to worsen the situation, the Oklahoman reports.
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The Writers Guild of America, the union that represents television and film writers, could go on strike as early as May 294.3 — and a big reason why is the cost of health care.
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Rather than doggedly chase takedowns, Volkanovski would attempt a trip and then capitalize with a strike as Elkins caught his balance, or duck in on Elkins's hips and then come up striking again.
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Union members representing Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd's (CP) conductors and locomotive engineers have served a notice to go on strike as early as May 29, according to a union statement released on Saturday.
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In calling for a sex strike as a way to regain "bodily autonomy," as she put it, Milano is implying that women pretty much only have sex to please men or for babies.
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Most recently, the flight attendants union and the air traffic controllers (who called in sick but could not strike as government employees) were credited for helping end the longest government shutdown in history.
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Mr. Cuomo has railed against Spectrum's news stations for failing to sufficiently cover that strike, as well as other legal challenges, including a lawsuit filed against Charter Spectrum by the state's attorney general.
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The Trump administration has described the Soleimani strike as a defensive measure aimed at preventing "imminent" attacks being plotted by Iran, though officials have remained tight-lipped about the details of those plans.
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Websites like Infowars are calling the chemical attack that drew United States fire a "false flag" operation, while liberal blogs have pointed to the strike as evidence of "wag the dog" diversion tactics.
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A slow drip of US military casualties would also impact on those parts of the US electorate that saw the Soleimani strike as a wise deployment of American might by Trump's White House.
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Democrats criticized the drone strike as provoking a risk for more violence, and argued that the White House did not seek congressional approval or authorization for the use of military force against Iran.
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Economists at JPMorgan highlighted that a statistical bounce from the strike, as well as a non-recurring government measure allowing workers to withdraw from inactive severance accounts, accounted for much of the accelerated expansion.
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Incidentally, Trump Taj Mahal on Wednesday announced that it will be closing its doors after Labor Day, citing an ongoing employee strike as the reason; our foot traffic report shows the problems ran deeper.
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Trump's disclosure of his apparent decision to strike as well as the kind of weaponry to be used in a future military operation is likely to frustrate military planners, who hold such information closely.
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The UK general election could have been affected by any strike, as postal votes accounted for around 18% of votes cast in the last election in 2017, according to figures from the Electoral Commission.
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And in the case of Russia, they have a modernized triad which they can use as part of their "first use" policy, which allows for a first strike as part of Russian nuclear doctrine.
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Trump's decision to disclose his decision to strike as well as the kind of weaponry to be used in a future military operation was certain to frustrate military planners, who hold such information closely.
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Iraq's Prime Minister Adil Abdul-Mahdi on Sunday criticized that strike as a "political assassination," according to The Washington Post, and urged parliament to take "urgent measures" to force the exit of American troops.
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But Iranian political analysts knowledgeable about government thinking are also interpreting the missile strike as only a symbolic show of force by President Trump, who often portrayed President Barack Obama as indecisive on Syria.
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With Ben Roethlisberger sitting out the Steelers' preseason opener, Mason Rudolph threw two touchdown passes and rookie Devlin Hodges added a scoring strike as host Pittsburgh beat the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 3303-430 on Friday.
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A nine-day strike in West Virginia last month resulted in a 5% raise for public school teachers there, and many Oklahoma educators cited the state's successful strike as an inspiration for their taking action.
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Collins' opposition highlights the delicate balance that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell must strike as he tries to deliver a legislative win to President Donald Trump by reconciling the Republican Party's moderate and conservative wings.
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DUBLIN, July 1303 (Reuters) - Ryanair said on Wednesday it would cancel more than 12 percent of its flights on July 25 and 26 due to a cabin crew strike, as its industrial relations crisis escalates.
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Phasiwe said the court order prohibits NUM and two other unions from going on strike as part of the Labour Relations Act, which bars workers deemed to provide an essential service from going on strike.
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Men in military uniforms near a burning vehicle frantically waved people away for fear of a follow-up strike as ambulances rushed to the scene, but within an hour nearby streets had returned to normal.
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As the civilian death toll mounted in Gaza in 2014, Secretary General Ban Ki-moon of the United Nations condemned the motorcycle strike as "a criminal act" and demanded that those responsible be held accountable.
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In a press conference, Trump lauds the strike as "another very, very successful mission," but refuses to confirm if he signed off on it or if it was an independent decision made by the military.
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PARIS, France (Reuters) - French electricity grid operator RTE on Wednesday called for the restart of EDF's Cordemais coal power plants, which have been halted by a strike, as a bout of particularly cold weather looms.
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The pandemic has had effects well beyond just medical: It's forced small businesses to close, restaurants to lay off staff, and many Americans to consider a rent strike as a result of this lost income.
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Sports Briefing Olivier Giroud scored an exquisite goal from an overhead back-heel strike as Arsenal beat struggling Crystal Palace, 2-0, in London on Sunday to rise to third in the Premier League standings.
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President Emmanuel Macron of France, who is scheduled to visit Washington this month for a state dinner at the White House, has made clear that he is determined to participate in a strike as well.
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Mr. Trump was dead right to have said in an interview that year that we should consider a pre-emptive strike, as North Korea now appears to have warheads that can reach the United States.
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U.S. officials have described the strike as a defensive measure meant to halt planned attacks on Americans; Soleimani is said to have been responsible for attacks that killed hundreds of American troops over the years.
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In an earlier interview with CNBC, Saudi Arabia's minister of state for foreign affairs, Adel al-Jubeir, described the Aramco strike as an attack not just on Saudi Arabia but on the entire international economy.
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Thunberg missed last Friday's climate strike as heavy winds delayed her arrival in Lisbon but she is due to join thousands of activists marching in Madrid on Friday afternoon on the fringes of the COP25.
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Captain Davis said that Usayd al-Adnani, whom he described as a "longtime explosives expert who served as the organization's emir" within Abyan Province, was killed in the same March 2 strike as Mr. Tahar.
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Mr. Trump, by contrast, may have seen the very unpredictability (and dubious legality) of the strike as an opportunity to send a message to the world that he would act, and bomb, as he liked.
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The orchestra's string section, out on strike as part of a nationwide protest against the pension plans, performed pieces including Sergei Prokofiev's Romeo and Juliet Suite next to a banner reading "Paris Opera on strike".
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The dancers and stage managers of American Ballet Theater, who voted earlier this month to authorize a strike as contract talks grew tense, have reached a tentative agreement with the company, their union announced Tuesday.
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Due to an earlier collective bargaining agreement with U.S. Soccer, the team is also unable to strike, as 1999 World Cup champions did in 2000 by boycotting a tournament in Australia, according to OZY, until 2021.
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In a press conference for Russia media, Igor Konashenkov, the spokesman for the Ministry of Defense, mocked the American strike as "highly ineffective," claiming that only 23 of the 59 Tomahawk missiles reached their intended target.
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Many investors and families had been counting on solanezumab to become the first approved medicine to slow progression of the disease, which the Alzheimer's Association estimates will strike as many as 218 million Americans by midcentury.
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Just over four months into Mnangagwa's contested presidency, the Zimbabwe Teachers' Union (ZIMTA) said its members would strike as spiraling inflation has left them unable to buy basic goods and fuel that are in short supply.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German pilots working for Ryanair have overwhelmingly voted to strike as they push for collective labor agreements at Europe's largest low-cost carrier, their union said on Monday, adding to Ryanair's recent strike woes.
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It was actually a two-tiered protest that included subway workers threatening a strike as the Olympics approached, and aircraft maintenance mechanics making the point that it wouldn't be so smart to phase out their jobs.
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It is expected to strike as a Category 3 hurricane, bringing a potential for 10- to 15-foot surge in water and more than a foot of rain, a combination that could lead to heavy flooding.
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Protest leaders presented the three-day strike as a show of strength, as they shifted the center of gravity of their movement from downtown Khartoum to the suburbs, where youths erected makeshift barricades on suburban streets.
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The Russian foreign minister, Sergey V. Lavrov, who hosted his Syrian and Iranian counterparts, Walid al-Moallem and Mohammad Javad Zarif, in Moscow, denounced last week's American missile strike as a "flagrant violation" of international law.
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When Syria did cross Mr. Obama's red line in 2013, the case his team had anticipated was weakened because NATO decided not to participate in any strike, as the earlier memo had assumed it would do.
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But while intelligence officials were aware that the building was between a mosque and a school, they did not make the information available to commanders authorizing the strike, as they should have done, General Bontrager said.
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This strategy, borne of desperation, creates a risk that has long chastened American war planners: that North Korea would perceive even a limited strike as the start of a war and respond with its full arsenal.
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Riyadh, which described the assault has as a "test of global will", on Wednesday displayed the remnants of 25 Iranian drones and missiles it said were used in the strike as undeniable evidence of Iranian aggression.
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Riyadh, which described the assault has as a "test of global will," on Wednesday displayed the remnants of 25 Iranian drones and missiles it said were used in the strike as undeniable evidence of Iranian aggression.
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Hundreds of thousands of young people worldwide on Friday are participating in the Global Climate Strike as organizers say it is expected to be the biggest day of protests ever surrounding the issue of climate change.
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During my time playing the strike as a Dawnblade, the pools of damage-boosting/healing light were critical in taking down higher-level enemies and staying alive during particularly grueling parts of the three-stage boss fight.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ryanair is to cancel more than 12 percent of its flights for two days next week in its biggest-ever strike as cabin crew escalate a staff revolt that began among disaffected pilots last year.
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"We were forced to strike as the chief minister couldn't assure us that a loan waiver will be implemented quickly," said farmers' leader Dhanjay Jadhav, who met Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and other state representatives on Tuesday.
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SANTIAGO, March 30 (Reuters) - A union of cabin workers for LAN Express, a subsidiary of LATAM Airlines, said it had failed to reach agreement on a labor contract and had voted to strike as early as Tuesday.
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Employees represented by Communications Workers of America, which has endorsed Sanders for president, are currently on strike as they seek to negotiate a contract with Verizon that will limit outsourcing call center jobs and cutting worker benefits.
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Susan Collins of Maine has openly expressed concerns about including the individual mandate repeal in the bill, illustrating the difficult balance that Hatch must strike as he tries to appeal to conservatives without losing moderate support. Sen.
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But the union is also using the strike as a way to draw attention to what it sees as the growing problem of charter schools, saying that they siphon off students and money from traditional public schools.
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TORONTO, May 26 (Reuters) - Union members representing Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd's (CP) conductors and locomotive engineers have served a notice to go on strike as early as May 29, according to a union statement released on Saturday.
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Educators in seven school districts in southwestern Washington were on strike as early as mid-August and the number of walkouts was expected to rise, according to the Washington Education Association, which represents teachers in the state.
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Shortly after, Hulkenberg confirmed he would remain with the Silverstone-based team in 2017 but Perez's situation has been complicated by the commercial deals his sponsors have to strike as part of any agreement for him to drive.
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KHARTOUM (Reuters) - Sudan's main protest group called on Monday for civil disobedience and a general strike as meetings with the country's military rulers failed to provide any breakthrough on the formation of a joint civilian-military transitional council.
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On Thursday, pro-independence Catalans plan to strike as part of protests which will include marches held by supporters of civil groups Omnium and the Catalan National Assembly (ANC) at midday and a bigger march in the evening.
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The four-year contracts would give workers a nearly 11 percent increase in pay over all, up from the 6.5 percent increase that Verizon had proposed before the strike, as well as modest ratification bonuses and profit-sharing.
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But other anti-government activists said they assumed the attack had been carried out by insurgents, even as they debated whether it had been a missile or rocket strike, as state media has said, or a car bomb.
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The strike, as they called it, preceded the Montgomery bus boycott in Alabama by four years and the Greensboro lunch-counter sit-ins in North Carolina by nine years, making Barbara Johns an early champion of civil rights.
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" 'Chi-Raq' leans heavily on the not-at-all-modern but seductive power of enduring sexual stereotypes ... to sell a sexual strike as a viable solution to Chicago's staggering murder rate," Janell Ross wrote in The Washington Post.
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Oil prices sank on Wednesday after President Donald Trump said Iran "appears to be standing down" in the Middle East and that Washington would impose sanctions on Tehran instead of another military strike as feared by some investors.
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The EU will have a vested interest in allowing a transition period and upholding its relationship with the U.K., but it will be a fine balance to strike as it looks to secure the future of the economic bloc.
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Most of the unionized workers at Los Bronces in central Chile rejected Anglo American's collective wage deal, but did not immediately go on strike as local law requires a government-sponsored mediation process during contract negotiations, the company said.
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One-third of the trains on two of the principal suburban lines, including one that serves the main soccer stadium, the Stade de France, have been hit by the strike, as have half of the intercity and exurban trains.
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United Auto Workers leaders from Fiat Chrysler Automobiles' U.S. plants on Wednesday recommended approval of a tentative labor agreement that would allow the Italian-American automaker to avoid a strike as it works to merge with France's Groupe PSA.
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Then again, Magally A. Miranda Alcazar and Kate D. Griffiths argued at the Nation, it's a little strange to think of a strike as "privileged" when strikes are usually a tool of last resort for the least privileged workers.
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Citizens of rich countries, where almost 100% of municipal waste gets collected, take such services for granted—unless the collectors go on strike, as happened in the Belgian city of Ghent in early August, leaving streets in a stink for days.
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They described Brussels, especially the Maelbeek neighborhood near the site of the subway strike, as an explosive mix of highly capable foreign fighters trained by ISIS and sympathetic locals who are unknown to authorities but eager to help in attacks.
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GOMA, Democratic Republic of Congo (Reuters) - Health workers in one of the epicenters of eastern Democratic Republic of Congo's Ebola outbreak threatened on Wednesday to go on strike as early as next week if authorities don't do more to protect them.
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"The DPRK, my country, will continue to build-up its self-defense capability, the pivot of which is nuclear forces and capability for a triumphant...strike as long as U.S. and hostile forces keep up nuclear threat and blackmail," Han said.
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Little is known about how Lightning is capitalized (Crunchbase tracks only $50K in VC) or how it's financing the new, lower-priced Strike as an e-moto startup with lesser sales volume than Zero and less R&D support than Energica.
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Meanwhile, another storm that was born in the Atlantic is racing toward Ireland and the UK. The former Hurricane Ophelia will strike as a post-tropical storm, bringing with it strong winds, heavy rain and a big storm surge. 5.
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North Korean state media on Tuesday warned of a nuclear attack on the United States at any sign of a U.S. pre-emptive strike as a U.S. Navy strike group led by a nuclear-powered aircraft steamed towards the western Pacific.
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Because of this timing, we were not able to photograph the strike as part of our coursework, but felt that the images we produced and the conversations they inspired were in large part ideologically aligned with the goals of the union.
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The UAW said earlier on Sunday its roughly 48,000 hourly workers at GM facilities would go on strike as of midnight on Sunday after U.S. labor contract talks reached an impasse, the first nationwide strike at GM in 12 years.
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Iranians, locked in an escalating standoff with Mr. Trump over the previous six weeks, quickly sought to portray the aborted strike as evidence that he had blinked first, proving what they called his reluctance to fight and eagerness to compromise.
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"We're tired of this," lamented Stan Musquer, 44, an artist in Guadeloupe who says he has been evacuated three times in his life, forced to move all of his belongings ahead of storms that did not strike as badly as anticipated.
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It was a reflection of the balance Democrats need to strike as they try to make inroads in Southern states like Georgia and Texas, where appeals to the base of African-Americans, Hispanics and moderate suburbanites could alienate rural whites.
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The UAW said earlier on Sunday its roughly 48,000 hourly workers at GM facilities would go on strike as of midnight on Sunday after U.S. labor contract talks reached an impasse, the first nationwide strike at GM in 12 years.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Chicago teachers are prepared to strike as early as next month after an arbitrator's report over the weekend left the union and the district at an impasse over a new contract, Chicago Teachers Union President Karen Lewis said.
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While the field of hopefuls was largely united in condemning the strike as having imperiled U.S. national security, the topic also threatened to dredge up memories of the Iraq War and the 2002 vote to authorize the use of force there.
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Oil prices initially surged more than 103% at news of the missile attacks, but they subsequently dropped almost 5% when U.S. President Donald Trump said Washington would impose sanctions on Tehran instead of another military strike as feared by some investors.
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In the days since his death, they have sought to describe the strike as more in line with the killing of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the Islamic State leader, who died in October in an American commando raid in Syria.
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Sunday night's decision by GM's United Auto Workers to strike, as they try to win contract concessions and get GM to reopen those plants, puts a spotlight on whether Trump has delivered for the workers who helped put him in office.
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Investors aren't all that worried because they see the strike as short-term pain that will pay off with lower long-term employee costs — even if it costs the automaker hundreds of millions, if not billions, of dollars in lost production.
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Hannele Jakosuo-Jansson, Neste's head of safety and procurement, declined to say how much lower the output was during the strike as the refineries in Porvoo and Naantali are run following a special safety plan set up for exceptional situations.
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"If anything, he is a tad more hawkish than forecasts and he does not strike as being particularly concerned with the level of the euro either," said Neil Jones, head of hedge fund sales at Mizuho Bank Ltd in London.
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With his back to the keeper, Lingard snared it with his right foot and had enough space that he let the ball bounce in front of him, and whipped himself around for the strike as the ball bounced back up.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, June 10 (Reuters) - Brazil's main oilworkers unions on Friday held a 24-hour strike as part of nationwide protests against the government of interim-President Michel Temer, attacking his oil policies and seeking the return of suspended President Dilma Rousseff.
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" The Cut's editorial plan she said, is to re-promote content about relevant issues, accompanied by a note to readers explaining that choice "to strike as a sign of solidarity with women everywhere as we face the potential rollback of fundamental rights.
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The firm's shares fell more than 3 percent in early trade, in response to Wednesday's decision by South Africa's competition regulator to approved its takeover of Lonmin but with a six-month freeze on job cuts and the ongoing strike as the company.
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The big play: Options on Apple that gave the fund the chance to buy and turn a profit if the stock passed $218.8 a share and were purchased when the shares were just short of that target, or "strike" as it is known.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Farmers vowed to step up protests, nurses took to the streets and sailors prepared to strike as anger simmered in Greece on Tuesday over further pension cutbacks that are a condition for the indebted country to receive more international aid.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Hezbollah said on Saturday its top military commander, whose death it announced on Friday, was killed in Syria by Sunni Islamist artillery fire and not by an Israeli air strike as one member of the Lebanese Shi'ite movement had said.
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In Black Reconstruction (1935), Du Bois showed that African Americans freed themselves by their "general strike," as he called it, in which half a million enslaved human beings crossed Union lines out of slavery, at the beginning of the Civil War in 1861.
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While the storm is likely to be somewhat weaker by the time it makes landfall, it could still strike as a super typhoon or a strong typhoon that would result in widespread flooding, a deadly coastal storm surge, and damage from high winds.
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The New Washington On this week's episode: Carl Hulse spoke with Senator Mitch McConnell, the majority leader, about why the Democrats didn't strike as good of a spending deal as they let on, his non-reaction to Steve Bannon's attacks, DACA and more.
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Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerPompeo defends Soleimani strike as critics question intel, timing Senate intel Democrat: Soleimani death could be 'rallying force' for anti-American activity Sunday show preview: Pompeo seeks to sell Trump's Iran strike MORE (D-Va.) will appear on NBC, Sen.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - United Auto Workers leaders from Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV's U.S. plants on Wednesday recommended approval of a tentative labor agreement that would allow the Italian-American automaker to avoid a strike as it works to merge with France's Groupe PSA.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - United Auto Workers leaders from Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV's U.S. plants on Wednesday recommended approval of a tentative labor agreement that would allow the Italian-American automaker to avoid a strike as it works to merge with France's Groupe PSA.
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DETROIT – General Motors has reinstated health-care benefits for its 48,000 workers who are on strike as contract talks with the United Auto Workers come closer to a tentative deal that would end the work stoppage, which is now in its 11th day.
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In this she was helped by the poor quality of her opponents — the miners' leader, Arthur Scargill, who took his members out on strike as winter ended and without the mandate of a national ballot, and the verbal circumlocutions of the Labour leader, Neil Kinnock.
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The Women's Equality Strike, as the march was called, was put on by the newly-formed National Organization for Women (NOW) to honor the 50th anniversary of women winning the right to vote — and to demand that progress for women's rights continue moving forward.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Hillary Clinton's campaign was worried about the "hard balance" she would need to strike as the presidential candidate prepared to oppose a Pacific trade pact championed by President Barack Obama that she once supported, according to emails published on Tuesday by WikiLeaks.
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SAN JOSE, Oct 6 (Reuters) - Tropical Storm Nate took aim at Caribbean resorts on Mexico's Yucatan peninsula on Friday on its way to the U.S. Gulf Coast where it could strike as a hurricane this weekend after killing at least 22 people in Central America.
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SANTIAGO, April 13 (Reuters) - Chilean copper commission Cochilco forecast on Thursday that the nation would produce slightly less than 5.6 million tonnes of copper in 2017, down from a previous forecast of 5.79 million, due largely to a strike as BHP Billiton's Escondida mine.
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A preventive war is a war in cold blood, a war of choice, a war where we make the first strike, as opposed to preemptive or defensive wars where you fight an opponent who is about to attack or has actually attacked the homeland.
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Engel said the hearing is meant to allow the administration to clarify its legal and policy justifications for the Soleimani strike, as well as why the administration believes its so-called maximum pressure campaign against Iran will bring Tehran back to the negotiating table.
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When finally forced to answer questions about it last Wednesday, the prime minister said it wasn't up to the UK to determine the legality of the strike, as that was the US's decision, but that Soleimani clearly backed and supported terrorist regimes and threatened civilians.
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And Iran's history suggests that it will not view a limited missile strike as sufficient vengeance for the killing of a top leader like Soleimani, who headed the elite Quds Force of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, meaning more proxy militia violence is likely.
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I remember letters to the editor in my small New Hampshire town fretting about inadequate preparation for a terrorist strike — as though any al-Qaeda member thought that Hanover, New Hampshire, was really the heart of the empire that their organization needed to target.
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DETROIT, Dec 240 (Reuters) - United Auto Workers leaders from Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV's U.S. plants on Wednesday recommended approval of a tentative labor agreement that would allow the Italian-American automaker to avoid a strike as it works to merge with France's Groupe PSA.
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Asked about support for the strike from within the Democratic Party and even former Obama administration officials, Sanders said the Syria strike, as well as the US dropping one of its largest non-nuclear bombs in Afghanistan, were ineffective for problems that required a multilateral, diplomatic solution.
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The protests are part of a wider regional strike as called for by the Gorkha Janamukti Morcha (GJM) -- an ethno-nationalist political party spearheading the statehood movement -- that has seen the local economy paralyzed, as workers abandon their posts and take to the streets in their thousands.
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Officials have pointed both to Soleimani's destructive actions — he is said to be responsible for hundreds of American deaths in the region over the years — while also referencing plans for future attacks that could result in U.S. casualties in describing last Thursday's strike as a defensive measure.
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Khan has even been nicknamed "Taliban Khan" by some of his critics and has been publicly sympathetic toward the Taliban -- including his statements that seem to defend the Taliban and its system of justice and descriptions of a senior terrorist commander killed in a drone strike as pro peace.
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Mr. Trump did not identify which places the United States might strike, as he warned on Twitter that he would order — 52 in all, one for each American who was held hostage for the duration of the Iranian Revolution takeover of the American Embassy in Tehran in 1979.
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The United Auto Workers union said on Wednesday that rank-and-file members at Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV have voted in favour of a new four-year labour contract with the automaker, helping the Italian-American group avoid a strike as it works to merge with France's Groupe PSA.
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But officials who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss internal planning said the commanders needed time to determine whether the Syrian president, Bashar al-Assad, and the Russian military would treat the American cruise missile strike as a one-time operation that they would not respond to militarily.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Workers at the market that supplies New York City with much of its fresh fruits and vegetables were prepared to go on strike as early as Wednesday for the first time since 23 if negotiators failed to reach a pay deal before a contract expires at midnight, their union said.
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As Texas and Louisiana continued to recover from Hurricane Harvey and the East Coast braced for the arrival of Hurricane Irma—don't worry, there are two other hurricanes out there waiting to strike, as well—the West Coast could, at least, take some comfort in the fact that it was escaping hurricane season.
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The strike—as well as a four-hour picketing event outside an Uber Greenlight hub in Redondo Beach the same day—is intended to draw attention to more ambitious demands, like paying drivers while they're en route to pick up a passenger, and parity with New York's minimum hourly pay for rideshare drivers.
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POINTE-À-PITRE, Guadeloupe — As communications started to be restored to the storm-ravaged islands of the Caribbean, five deaths were reported from the British Virgin Islands, raising the toll across the Caribbean to 25 people as the islands braced for yet another storm set to strike as early as Saturday afternoon.
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Rather than pay attention to Mr. Trump's words, Mr. Gordon said the strategy was better articulated by Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain and Mr. Mattis, who described the strike as an effort to stop Mr. Assad from using chemical weapons but noted that it was not intended to achieve broader goals.
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Lara's concerns highlight the delicate balance that Lyft, which calls itself the "friendly" ride-hailing company, and its billion-dollar competitors must strike as they simultaneously tout their innovative plans for the future — a future that may not involve drivers — while courting the thousands and thousands of drivers needed to work with them now.
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More on this... NPR Staffers Seeking Strike Authorization From SAG-AFTRA Board NPR Faces Possible SAG-AFTRA Strike as Contract Expiration Looms NPR One App Launches on Apple TV, NPR Cooperating Closely With Apple on HomePod Oreskes is one of many media figures who has been accused of sexual misconduct since the Harvey Weinstein firestorm rocked Hollywood last month.
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Israeli officials said the smaller group had repeatedly tried to disrupt the cease-fire with sporadic, rogue rocket fire over the last year and had specifically accused Baha Abu al-Ata, the commander who was killed along with his wife in a missile strike as they slept in their apartment before dawn on Tuesday, of directing the attacks.
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It may strike as a puerile pose—an especially laughable one, given the degree to which they defined what it meant to be popular in rock music in the early 2000s (nostalgically minded, significantly rich, modestly attractive, and blasé about all of it)—but its set them up in an interesting position as they approaches artistic middle age.
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Sen. Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerPompeo defends Soleimani strike as critics question intel, timing Senate intel Democrat: Soleimani death could be 'rallying force' for anti-American activity Sunday show preview: Pompeo seeks to sell Trump's Iran strike MORE (D-Va.), vice chairman of the Intelligence Committee, said Sunday that the Trump administration's decision to kill Iranian commander Gen.
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The town hall, which will be moderated by "Fox News Sunday" anchor Chris WallaceChristopher (Chris) WallacePete Buttigieg to appear in Fox News town hall Pompeo defends Soleimani strike as critics question intel, timing Senate Democrat: 'We learned the hard way in the Iraq War' that administrations can 'manipulate' intel MORE, comes one week before the Iowa caucuses.
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If the Army follows up on experiments already being conducted, every US soldier might soon go into battle with eyes glued to a smartphone that can display everything from maps with their fellow soldiers' or the enemy's locations (think Google Maps for combat) and apps for ordering an artillery strike as easily as calling up an Uber, to a searchable library of military field manuals.
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When the US Air Force could not assure him that that was all the Soviets had on the island and that even what they had might not be taken out in an air strike, Kennedy realized that the cost of miscalculation -- a sudden Soviet decision to launch whatever nuclear missiles they had left -- was to high to consider an air strike as the opening move in this game of Cold War chess.
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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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Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerPompeo defends Soleimani strike as critics question intel, timing Senate intel Democrat: Soleimani death could be 'rallying force' for anti-American activity Sunday show preview: Pompeo seeks to sell Trump's Iran strike MORE (Va.), the top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee who would traditionally be informed about significant military operations as part of the Gang of Eight that's comprised of top bipartisan congressional and Intelligence Committee leaders in both chambers.
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" Asked by Fox's Chris WallaceChristopher (Chris) WallacePete Buttigieg to appear in Fox News town hall Pompeo defends Soleimani strike as critics question intel, timing Senate Democrat: 'We learned the hard way in the Iraq War' that administrations can 'manipulate' intel MORE how the U.S. would respond if the Iraqi government calls for the expulsion of U.S. troops, Pompeo said, "We'll have to take a look at what we do when the Iraqi leadership and government makes a decision.
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"We're really looking at the strike as the launch of a new era of the climate movement ... we want to create that energy, create that spirit, and send the message so we can bring more people in and grow our movement at the grassroots level," says Katie Eder, the 19-year-old executive director of The Future Coalition, a network of over 20193 U.S. youth-led organizing groups, and one of the groups that helped organize the strike.
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Instead of arguing about the goals or inclusiveness of the Women's March or the general strike – as many of us have over the past months – or planning interest-group event after interest-group event (the Scientist's March, for instance), we should all join Black Lives Matter, find our local chapters, and work to revitalize its visionary protests, which serve not only what scholar Robin D. G. Kelley has called the "freedom dreams" of Black America, but the hopes of all of us that someday, somehow, the government will work to better our lives.
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" Host Chris WallaceChristopher (Chris) WallacePete Buttigieg to appear in Fox News town hall Pompeo defends Soleimani strike as critics question intel, timing Senate Democrat: 'We learned the hard way in the Iraq War' that administrations can 'manipulate' intel MORE pressed Van Hollen on Soleimani's role in past attacks on U.S. troops, prompting the Maryland Democrat to clarify "everybody knows that Soleimani was a very bad despicable guy" but "the claim of an imminent threat they have not supported and what we do know is this dramatic escalation is now putting Americans at greater risk.
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