Skeptics were quick to strike back, though not very effectively.
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China was quick to strike back at the tariff threat.
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INGRAHAM: I think people get offended and they strike back.
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Recently, people have started to strike back against these accounts.
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It's too soon to say if Panera will strike back.
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Furthermore, we don't have enough cybersecurity experts to strike back.
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Perspectives and Analyses Andrew Sullivan: Will the Republic strike back?
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Renata attends, seeing an opportunity to strike back at Madeline.
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We see the ridiculous and we strike back with satire.
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The Woolies Strike Back is due out in late 2017.
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Lythgoe's decision on how to "strike back" was keenly anticipated.
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But now the Golden State is poised to strike back.
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The extraordinary outburst prompted Elliott to strike back on Monday.
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It is not certain that it will strike back quickly.
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"There's got to be a way to strike back," he thought.
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After a year of restraint, Iran has begun to strike back.
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Vladimir Putin declined to strike back, winning praise from Mr Trump.
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In The Empire Strike Back, it's a more traditional straightforward blue.
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Or if customers are too comfortable and don&apost strike back?
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CEOs generally avoid controversial public issues lest disgruntled groups strike back.
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The only problem is that Democratic candidates refuse to strike back.
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How Trump decided not to strike back At 7:30 p.m.
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" "They strike at night, and we strike back and kill them.
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If he thinks Mr Lighthizer is manipulating him, he will strike back.
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But now there's a chance for the old empire to strike back.
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One could argue that reports like this impelled Nunes to strike back.
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Putin's forces broke out their own social media technique to strike back.
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This is like Rihanna being in Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back.
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But the November elections give ordinary people the ability to strike back.
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But many are preparing to strike back with small acts of resistance.
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Beijing has fewer ways to strike back against the United States now.
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China soon retaliated and is looking for other ways to strike back.
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Russia was not pleased, and was quick to strike back on Twitter.
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Many — including myself, and clearly the Iranians — thought we would strike back.
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China has promised that it will strike back without saying when or how.
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" Their starring vehicle came in 2001 with "Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back.
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And it if a cyber attack does happen, it intends to "strike back".
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China chose to strike back at the U.S. by going after the crop.
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There are plenty of other ways for government-friendly forces to strike back.
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I strike back, doing the same thing to them only ten times worse.
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Apple is now ready to strike back against Chromebooks with some cheaper iPads.
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The officer then repeatedly punches McGrier, who does not appear to strike back.
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Your (sometimes) friend Xi is able to strike back with more than tariffs.
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But if Washington did act, China has its own way to strike back.
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Bracing for the worst, the US's trade allies are already preparing to strike back.
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She is able to strike back at Cersei, long-distance, in her final moments.
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But the confrontation has shown that the accused can strike back at their accusers.
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And from there, an obligation to strike back at the offending posters takes hold.
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"Grow a backbone, trust your gut, and know when to strike back," she writes.
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But sometimes, like Mr. Wang this time, they strike back with their own accusations.
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You will forever take this L if you don't strike back with something good.
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The empire can strike back, and cyberspace is a potential theater to do so.
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Seeing the threat as intolerable, they began looking for a way to strike back.
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The warrior then allies with his former enemies to strike back at his homeland.
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"Another of these criticizes China saying that it shouldn't strike back," the paper said.
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The hope would be North Korea gets the message and does not strike back.
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Before any blaze starts this year, elite firefighters are getting ready to strike back.
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We at the Department of Justice are determined to strike back against these repugnant crimes.
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Eventually, the two scored their own film, 2001's Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back.
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"Time for the people to strike back and remind the elite of the referendum," Leave.
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President Donald Trump tweeted plans to strike back at China Friday by imposing more tariffs.
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Some Mexican business groups have urged the government to strike back against any Trump tariffs.
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Russia, entrenched in Syria in support of President Bashar Assad, is threatening to strike back.
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But on Friday morning, Mr. Trump rose early to strike back at his favorite adversary.
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Matt thinks they should strike back at the Hand now, while they're not expecting it.
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Hezbollah and Assad-backed forces have yet to strike back after Israeli attacks in Syria.
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Now, the McCains of the world have the power to strike back, rhetorically and substantively.
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Here's Anhtriet Tran performing at a comedy show called "Asians Strike Back" earlier this month.
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Comey is clearly not a Trump fan, and the GOP is prepared to strike back.
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China retaliated with an edict to strike back at any foreign company that boycotts Huawei.
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It was only a matter of time for the system he exposed to strike back.
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But even as Mr. Zuckerberg tried to strike back on Thursday, his speech was blasted.
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Investors remain concerned that countries around the world may strike back because of the tariffs.
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The hope would be that North Korea gets the message and does not strike back.
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In Washington – in real life -- people strike back, but they use long knives, not guns.
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But Turkey denied this, saying it still reserved the right to strike back if necessary.
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Weinstein later served as executive producer on Clerks II and Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back.
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America insisted the aircraft was above international waters, not Iran's, and sent warplanes to strike back.
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Disney has been looking for a streaming platform with which it can strike back at Netflix.
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Tomorrow's Google event in San Francisco is a chance for the search giant to strike back.
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Sanders, meanwhile, hopes to strike back with his own triumph in New Hampshire's primary next Tuesday.
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Now that he's in charge, why not strike back against all those people who dismissed him?
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Meanwhile, some Mexican business groups have urged the government to strike back against any Trump tariffs.
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Kurdish forces appeared to strike back on Thursday, when shells hit a border town in Turkey.
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He will will decide whether to strike back when all the necessary information has been gathered.
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In which case Europe is likely to strike back hard — and hit Trump where it hurts.
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In the months to come, they expect Iran to regroup and find ways to strike back.
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Smith's fans have been waiting for a Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back sequel for years.
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These outlaws are trying to provide for their families and strike back against larger financial injustice.
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Rachel and her grandmother Georgia soar in the final minutes when they strike back against her attacker.
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If the Saviors strike back in full vengeance mode, they'll have no one to blame but themselves.
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A Kremlin spokesman described Mr Biden's threat "as borderline insolence" and vowed that Russia would strike back.
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We came up with a plan: During our upcoming breaks, we'd strike back with even more apples.
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Tasked with finding leakers, Comey became a leaker himself in order to strike back at the president.
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Surrender privileges that victimize others and drive them to strike back with baby punches or terrorist bombs.
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The targeted nations have all promised to strike back, with some retaliatory tariffs already now in effect.
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It aims to make retaliatory strikes so powerful that an opponent would be unable to strike back.
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We resist "store-bought rap" and prefer the "insane man who strike back," as Prodigy put it.
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Xavier Becerra, the attorney general of California, said the state intends to strike back with a lawsuit.
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Finally, they have found a way to strike back against the reckless forces that undermine liberal democracy.
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He was the mastermind but he was not the whole regime or its capacity to strike back.
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"Iran has no choice but to strike back and retaliate assassination of Major General Suleimani," he said.
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China is set to strike back against the latest levies in a trade war that's worrying investors.
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Emily, similarly, doesn't feel guilty about the things she did to strike back against Gilead's oppressive regime.
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This includes improving investment in the industry — and developing more offensive capabiliies to strike back at attackers.
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The West could strike back in kind once it was willing to take off the virtual gloves.
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Progressives strike back at the notion that Hardiman, from modest roots, might vote to help the average guy.
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Shelling by Syrian government forces killed eight Turkish military personnel on Monday, prompting Turkish forces to strike back.
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All of this activity raises the possibility that China may use the Qualcomm-NXP deal to strike back.
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Anyone who has ever seen a school bully strike back when someone calls him out got major flashbacks.
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As for Pacman, officials determined he was simply defending himself and well within his rights to strike back.
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China has promised to strike back with retaliatory tariffs, totaling the same amount, with some targeting agricultural goods.
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A president who thinks he's besieged by enemies has both the motives and the resources to strike back.
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The Germans have borne the brunt of Trump's attacks, and are most prepared to strike back, Belin says.
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Although Iran is likely to strike back, the scale and scope of its response are hard to predict.
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"Iran has no choice but to strike back and retaliate for assassination of Major General Soleimani," he said.
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Iran eventually did strike back, launching over a dozen missiles at US and coalition forces early on Wednesday.
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Still, in the hours after the attack, Iranians spent a restless night wondering whether Washington would strike back.
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That, along with the expectation that Iran was always going to strike back, created a sense of calm.
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Investors remain on edge over concerns that countries around the world may strike back because of the tariffs.
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At the same time, Prime Minister Anthony Eden wants to strike back after Egypt seizes the Suez Canal.
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Right-wing Israelis, meanwhile, have debated whether the soldier had appeared weak by opting not to strike back.
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The army claims to have cleared the area but militants in North Waziristan sporadically strike back, targeting security forces.
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" His voice rising, Biden attempted to strike back, calling Harris' remarks a "mischaracterization of my position across the board.
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Mike shoves him, but before Troy can strike back he's suddenly frozen into position and begins pissing his pants.
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Alexa debate... at least until Amazon and Google strike back with the next generation of their smart home hubs.
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" Following the attack in Kashmir, Prime Minister Narendra Modi asked the Indian army to "strike back with equal force.
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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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China may indeed strike back; but it is important to remember who has more to lose in this dispute.
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Sanders's campaign maintained a defiant tone and promised to strike back against what it called repeated slights by Clinton.
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Comcast has been waiting for weeks to strike back at Disney's $71.3 billion offer for Fox's bundle of assets.
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North Korea rightly believes Washington would have to think twice about using force if Pyongyang could reliably strike back.
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My best guess is that Iran will strike back hard in a way that leaves it some plausible deniability.
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His plan to enhance workplace democracy puts the strike back where it belongs: at the center of political power.
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After decades of letting them do more or less as they please, the state is ready to strike back.
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In each instance, those men strike back — and the women in their lives inevitably pay the price, emotionally and physically.
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Pokemon Go was all the rage in museums back in 2016; now it's time for the museums to strike back!
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Chinese newspapers responded on Wednesday with a warning Beijing could use rare earths to strike back at the United States.
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The lead swelled to 40-21 before the Cardinals made a 17-5 run to strike back in a hurry.
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He wears pearls to remind him of Margaret Thatcher, his hero because she demolished miners strike back in the 80s.
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His father raised him on tales of the white man's cruelty, and now he had a way to strike back.
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Many in the industry applauded Manwin's lawsuit, heralding it as a strike back against the forces of censorship and monopoly.
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Both the Canadian and Mexican governments have said that, if hit by tariffs, they will strike back quickly and decisively.
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Putin, at the time, decided not to retaliate, but the Russian Foreign Ministry is now warning it might strike back.
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Iranians respond positively to socially correct and diplomatic figures of speech but may recoil at threatening speech and strike back.
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The news upset Clemson fans, who decided to strike back with their pocket books, though not in the traditional sense.
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Instead, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu — who faces a tough reelection battle in April — only has incentives to strike back.
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Some members of Abe's party would like Japan to develop the capability to strike back when attacked by a missile.
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Moscow would blithely deny any wrongdoing, declare itself victimized by a two-faced West and strike back with equivalent measures.
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LONDON — The empire really will strike back, with British royalty set to be part of the coming "Star Wars" film.
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If you're going to use metaphors that involve well-loved superheroes, you'd better be prepared for them to strike back.
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The next time an opportunity arose to strike back at Iran, the hawks hoped, Trump would be primed to act.
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Trump also said that the United States will retaliate against Iran if Tehran were to strike back after the killing.
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He came from a family that had taken so much from her, and she was not afraid to strike back.
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Plus, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu — who faces a tough reelection battle in April — has incentive to strike back hard.
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We were the first national outlet to cover the news of the brewing West Virginia teachers' strike back in December 2017.
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The instinct to strike back after attacks is understandable, but calls to "turn the sand to glass" are dangerous and naive.
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"The UK will defend itself in cyberspace and strike back against those that try to harm our country," a statement notes.
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Faced with an enemy within and separatists and terrorists without, Mr Erdogan had a duty to strike back, say AK politicians.
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This rare success story could be undermined by an Iran that sees Iraq as a place where it can strike back.
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In response, Chinese newspapers warned on Wednesday Beijing is ready to use rare earths to strike back at the United States.
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Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have been broadly supportive of Trump's decision to strike back after Syria's chemical attack.
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Noteworthy here is the President's famous dictum that when he is attacked or done ill, he will strike back in spades.
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Called "Star Wars, the empirics strike back", it analyses 50,000 tests published between 2005 and 2011 in three top American journals.
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" From the Commerce Ministry: "China is forced to strike back to safeguard core national interests and the interests of its people.
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It seems clear that, at some level, Mr. Manson sought to strike back at the Hollywood elite that had spurned him.
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The Iranians also now have much greater capability to strike back in the cyber realm than they did a decade ago.
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Trump chose to strike back at the groups responsible for the attack, killing about two dozen fighters and hitting several facilities.
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But Ghosn&aposs goal, it seemed, wasn&apost to put this system on trial but rather to strike back at Nissan.
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On Sunday, he said the United States would strike back "perhaps in a disproportionate manner" if Iran attacked any American target.
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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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Foreign Minister Ri Yong Ho told reporters in New York the alleged declaration gives North Korea the right to strike back.
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But it might also lead North Korea to strike back at South Korea and Japan and begin a new Korean war.
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While Canada and Mexico are exempt from the deal, investors worry that countries around the world including China may strike back.
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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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However, Beijing has an array of tools to strike back with, and the message from the state is it will use them.
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This prompted the White House to strike back, saying that officials from Trump's transition team are questioning how Mueller obtained the emails.
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I don't condone murder but an adolescent who has been abused for years can only take so much until they strike back.
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Beijing said it would strike back, increasing tensions as the two sides pursue last-ditch talks to try salvaging a trade deal.
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After being fired and called names, Comey picked up the phone and became a leaker himself to strike back at the president.
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Navarro suggested on the call with reporters that China could use other measures besides tariffs to strike back at the U.S. economically.
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David Waldstein: Cubs strike back, but you could tell people here wanted to see Kyle Schwarber hit for either Heyward or Ross.
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Mattis, along with other American officials, devised a plan to strike back by destroying training camps in Iran, across the Iraqi border.
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Still, some consumers said they could imagine making do without iPhones or American cars as a way to strike back against Washington.
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If Friday's move is calculated to be a tit-for-tat strike back at American technology companies, Beijing will have ample targets.
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"I think politics brought out a side of him where he feels like he has to strike back every time," he said.
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Oil pared gains during the session on rising doubts that Iran would strike back in a way that would disrupt oil supplies.
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Hardliners in Iran's government will want to strike back hard; there were mass demonstrations in Iran on Friday against the US attack.
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This led to Iran threatening retaliation and Trump announcing that the U.S. is prepared to strike back if that retaliation took place.
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And our conscious decision to focus on precision rather than range has afforded us the capability to strike back with pinpoint accuracy.
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Rood turned a Millennium Falcon landing port into a catwalk for the Hadids, and had Kaia strike back on the planet Hoth.
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Don't say we didn't warn you!" the People's Daily said in a commentary titled "United States, don't underestimate China's ability to strike back.
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With Taylor Swift's Grammy goals accomplished – did you see her strike back at Kanye West while accepting the album of the year award?
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It's a well-earned victory by Apple, but the competition is about to strike back: the new Pixel is set to arrive soon.
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Trump has not hesitated to strike back, dubbing the former vice president 'Crazy Joe Biden" and calling him "weak, both mentally and physically.
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"Obama has declared war on gun owners ... it's time to strike back against the empire," it says while depicting Obama holding a lightsaber.
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As the race intensified in the fall, Ms. Warren was reluctant to strike back at her opponents, even as they undermined her image.
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But unlike the Syrians, the North Koreans know how to strike back — on the South Korean capital, Seoul, or American bases in Japan.
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Russia has been taking advantage of the weaknesses and freedoms of the West, so the West should similarly strike back against Russia's vulnerabilities.
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But the United States, especially Congress, has sought to strike back, denying F-35 fighters to Turkey and threatening CAATSA sanctions as punishment.
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President Donald Trump warned the United States would strike back, "perhaps in a disproportionate manner," if Iran attacked any American person or target.
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The president tweeted again Sunday that U.S. forces would "quickly & fully strike back, & perhaps in a disproportionate manner," should Iran attack American interests.
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" At that moment, Mr. Wylde knew the time was right to strike back at the online groups, which he described as "creepy misogynists.
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"If this is what it looks like for Verizon and AT&T to 'strike back,' I say keep it up!" the CEO wrote.
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Officials swiftly announced plans to strike back with retaliatory measures against President Trump's tariffs on steel and aluminum while vowing a legal challenge.
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Columbia Sportswear is about to strike back with a fancy, new winter coat for Star Wars super-fans add to their holiday gift lists.
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One of those, U.S. officials conceded in 2013, was to boost Iran's resolve to strike back against its adversaries with its own cyberwar capabilities.
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The CJNG is supporting other remnants of the cartel — Nuevo Cartel de Juarez and La Linea — to strike back against Sinaloa and its allies.
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Police must also "strike back against all kinds of infiltration and subversive activities by hostile foreign forces", he told the ministry's annual national meeting.
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The consumer bureau is the first federal regulator to strike back, using powers under the Dodd-Frank financial reform law to police lending practices.
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One of them piques him with racist jibes, but Ron doesn't strike back; he merely takes a long, long time to do the fetching.
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In July 2011, defectors from Assad's regime formed an organized militia called the Free Syrian Army to protect protesters and strike back at Assad.
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The question going into The Last Jedi isn't whether the First Order will strike back but what the scope of its vengeance will be.
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President Donald Trump's controversial tariff plan amounts to open war on America's trading partners, who will certainly strike back, according to a leading economist.
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Israel could kill an Iranian nuclear scientist, leading Iran to strike back and drawing the US into the spat, especially if Tehran responds forcefully.
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An Iranian cleric mocked the US by saying Iran would not be able to strike back in kind after the assassination of Maj. Gen.
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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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China's Communist Party newspaper warned the United States that the country was ready to use rare earths to strike back in their bitter trade war.
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Mr Putin's main reason for meddling in the Balkans has been to strike back at Western countries for supporting sanctions against Russia and helping Ukraine.
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Before he was killed by police, the shooter told negotiators that he was upset by recent events and wanted to strike back at law enforcement.
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This poke likely inspired Kushner to strike back when he should have passed on the opportunity to draw more attention to the former Vice President.
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Spanish workers are trying to avoid restrictions on time off and wage cuts, and the same group organized a two-day strike back in March.
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"China is forced to strike back to safeguard core national interests and the interests of its people," the country's Commerce Ministry told CNN last week.
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Secondly, big business was dominated by monopolies in the early 20th century, only for populism to strike back in the form of trust-busting measures.
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Thiel had been looking for a way to strike back at the company after he had been outed by its tech blog ValleyWag in 2007.
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Top German intelligence officials told parliament last month they needed greater legal authority to strike back in the event of cyber attacks from foreign powers.
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The US-led global war on terror has largely operated under the assumption that the opponent isn't able to strike back effectively from the air.
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As the Bush Administration scrambled to strike back against al-Qaida, the Kremlin provided diplomatic and logistical support for the U.S. military's operations in Afghanistan.
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In one agonizing scene, the father allows himself to be beaten, refusing to strike back as he shields Eddy from his older brother's drunken rage.
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At least online, intelligence agency and law enforcement targets of President Trump's insult-laden attacks are starting to strike back, sometimes in unusually harsh terms.
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Iran would strike back at sites in Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates or Bahrain, and it would target American troops in Iraq or Afghanistan.
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In claiming responsibility, Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps warned the U.S. and its allies not to strike back, vowing even more escalation in the future.
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Some analysts now long for the 1990s or early 2000s, regretting that we did not launch a preemptive strike back before North Korea went nuclear.
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Netanyahu has repeatedly said in speeches in recent weeks that Iran, Israel's archenemy, is becoming increasingly aggressive across the region and vowed to strike back.
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To respond, Trump is floating the imposition of $2.4 billion in tariffs on French imported goods, including wine, and Paris is vowing to strike back.
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"Clerks" (1994) — 70%"Mallrats" (1995) — 41%"Chasing Amy" (1997) — 71%"Dogma" (1999) — 62%"Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back" (2001) — 51%"Clerks II" (2006) — 65%
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For decades, Tehran has prepared plans and put in place the pieces that would be needed to strike back when needed against an American attack.
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Earlier this year, a Republican congressman proposed giving hacking victims the legal authority to strike back, in order to find identifying information about the hackers.
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Warning ... if you put hands on Trina, she's gonna strike back -- that's her explanation for the fight that went down early Monday morning in Miami.
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Big names of the bunch include Mallrats, Chasing Amy, Dogma, Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back, Jersey Girl and Clerks II, their last collaboration in 2006.
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While the government now has greater powers to strike back, it may not have to if the policy serves as the deterrent it's meant to be.
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Israelis debated whether the officer, who along with another soldier was also kicked by her, had done the right thing by opting not to strike back.
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Although he did achieve a few victories by learning how to strike back against Republican opponents, much of the next year remained equally controversial and difficult.
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If you'd like to watch the bourgeoisie strike back with a huge dose of body horror, you can follow up with the legitimately well-made Society.
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President Trump's disastrous legislative record and miserable national approval ratings create more than enough reason for Republicans to strike back when the president goes after them.
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We don't have a Cocknocker (originally played by Mark Hamill in "Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back") and we had done the Bluntman and Chronic stuff.
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Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back: Sissy vs Justice Kevin Smith's wacky navel-gazing 2001 comedy might be the most combat-heavy stoner flick ever made.
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He wanted to strike back at the liberal press, which he thought was hypocritical for panning his play while claiming to support free speech and progress.
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Photos of Iranians flooding the streets for Soleimani&aposs funeral show how much he was revered, and hints at how hard the regime will strike back.
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Initially, Smith says, the plan was to feature Jason Lee's Mallrats character, Brodie, in a callback to his cameo in Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back.
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Kilduff said it's hard to tell when Iran will strike back, as it has been deliberate in its attacks and is not always the apparent perpetrator.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff increase to 25% on $200 billion of Chinese goods took effect midday on Friday, and Beijing said it would strike back.
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Abolishing the CFAA or allowing companies to strike back without restraint is not the answer, but there are options to allow for carefully crafted defensive actions.
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Stuck in stasis, unable to maneuver, and with the loss of all of their senior leadership, the Final Order cannot strike back at the coalition fleet.
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Chancellor Philip Hammond promised the UK will "strike back" against foreign cyber-attacks, as he announced new details about a £1.9 billion government investment in cybersecurity.
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If China does strike back, the two biggest likely targets would be the agriculture and aircraft industries, said Lester Ross, chairman of AmCham China's policy committee.
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And organizers of Wednesday's strike back the #GrabYourWallet campaign, which calls on people to boycott businesses that carry any Trump family products, including Ivanka Trump's fashion line.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff increase to 25% from 10% on $0.13 billion of Chinese goods kicked in on Friday, and Beijing said it would strike back.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff increase to 25% from 10% on $200 billion of Chinese goods kicked in on Friday, and Beijing said it would strike back.
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Libya was a small country with a relatively fragile regime facing considerable internal opposition, and it had virtually no ability to strike back at its foreign enemies.
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In March, a Republican congressman proposed a "cyber self defense" bill which would allow companies to strike back, something which senior law enforcement officials have urged against.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff increase to 20.1% from 21% on $2284.84 billion of Chinese goods kicked in on Friday, and Beijing said it would strike back.
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" It prompted Mr. Rusbridger to strike back, defending the move to make a "significant investment in digital today" in the hope of having a "sustainable business tomorrow.
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The country's Ministry of Commerce called the latest threat of tariffs an "act of extreme pressure and blackmail" and said it would strike back with more countermeasures.
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Who could have predicted that when Trump imposed steel and aluminum tariffs against Canada -- citing national security concerns -- the Canadians wouldn't be happy and might strike back?
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Team Europe, dismissed by many as gimmicky before their run to the final, were dejected but remain confident they have the pieces in place to strike back.
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Why it matters: Trump's re-election campaign and the RNC have been working together for months to strike back against impeachment and use it to augment fundraising.
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Mr. Trump was among those who urged Mr. Obama not to order a strike back then, even though many more civilians had been killed at the time.
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If the United States or Israel were to bomb Iran, its military could use missiles hidden in Iraq to strike back against Israel or a gulf country.
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Krzanich also acknowledged the comeback of another semiconductor rival, Advanced Micro Devices, but said that Intel would strike back with its own competing chips later this year.
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Apple has since expanded that suit to two other countries, while Qualcomm has filed its own lawsuits in an effort to strike back at Apple and its suppliers.
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She never strayed far from her most famous role, filming cameo appearances in films such as Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back, Fanboys, and next year's Episode VIII.
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In a commentary headlined "United States, don't underestimate China's ability to strike back", the official People's Daily noted the United States' "uncomfortable" dependence on rare earths from China.
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She's selfish and cruel, but she also acts out of love for her family and a desire to strike back against a patriarchy that's dictated her entire life.
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They decided not to strike back at him, but to keep an eye on Coates and the new van driver (Maritza) in case he tried the same thing.
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He advocated a major change — allowing Japan to strike back if an ally is attacked — while reassuring that the move wouldn't draw his country into a larger battle.
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No. Would it be a bigger, more brutal twist if she was totally thwarted in her attempt to strike back at the Faith Militant and the high council?
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In a commentary headlined "United States, don't underestimate China's ability to strike back," the official People's Daily noted the United States' "uncomfortable" dependence on rare earths from China.
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Leaked stories about Pruitt have been blamed on Chmielewski and people unhappy with how he was treated — and those unhappy with the leaks have sought to strike back.
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News. While the Strike Back alum is fairly private when it comes to his family on social media, he does share the occasional photo of his little girl.
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The Taliban, who then controlled Afghanistan, were harboring al Qaeda, and after being warned, and after an authorization from Congress, our military executed a plan to strike back.
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The Global War on Terror (GWOT) has operated from the start on the unspoken assumption that the enemy—usually scattered and primitive—was unable to strike back effectively.
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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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The villains are smarting from defeat, but they, led by the sinister Supreme Leader Snoke (Andy Serkis), will certainly have a plan to strike back with a fury.
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Mr. Trump's withdrawal from the deal, along with the restarting of the sanctions, has put huge domestic pressure on Mr. Rouhani to strike back at the United States.
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But Mr. Obama hesitated to strike back at Russia in 2016 after revelations of its breach into the Democratic National Committee, and acted only after the presidential election.
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He apparently felt that the media had unfairly condemned him for his original remarks and he was going to be the counterpuncher and strike back at the media.
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The more The Times chooses to promote unfounded and false impressions regarding the right, the more the right will strike back to contradict and diminish the false accusations.
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"China is forced to strike back to safeguard core national interests and the interests of its people," the Commerce Ministry said in a statement to CNN last week.
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After Iran shot down a US drone, Trump was ready to strike back with a retaliatory attack, only calling it off 10 minutes before it was due to launch. .
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Stephen Bannon, who until August was the president's top strategist, is said to be counseling the president to strike back at Mueller and cut off funding of his investigation.
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Humans strike back: Though the returns for traditional Wall Street methods like the analysis of corporate fundamentals and economic trends are falling, asset managers are finding ways to adapt.
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"China is forced to strike back to safeguard core national interests and the interests of its people," the country's Commerce Ministry said in a statement to CNN last week.
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Economists are warning about hypothetical scenarios where Trump takes it too far, and other countries strike back, inevitably sending the global trade community down a spiraling path of retaliation.
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China has repeatedly warned it will strike back against any further punitive measures by Trump, saying the United States is threatening the global free trade order with its protectionism.
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Counterattacks and expanding its international reach For years, al-Shabaab has shown resiliency and an ability to strike back, often targeting civilian targets and in countries outside of Somalia.
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But if Mr. Kim has the potential ability to strike back, it will shape every decision Mr. Trump and his successors make about defending America's allies in the region.
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By contrast, the retaliatory tariffs Beijing has proposed already cover more than one-third of what China buys from the United States, leaving it fewer options to strike back.
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Iran has vowed revenge for the attacks, while Trump has warned that he would strike back at Iran, including by hitting cultural sites, in the face of a response.
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As the documents and interviews in the Post's trove attest, the initial goal of the Afghan escapade was to strike back against al-Qaeda and prevent another September 11.
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" So Ellsberg resolved to strike back: "What I had in mind was very simple: a leak a day of a closely held secret, something that showed high-level access.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States will quickly strike back, "perhaps in a disproportionate manner," if Iran strikes any American person or target, U.S. President Donald Trump said on Sunday.
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The town has been a flashpoint in recent weeks as militias backed by Iran have tried to get near the U.S. garrison, prompting U.S. coalition jets to strike back.
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The Democrats need to elect a figure who will be able to strike back and who won't be swallowed alive by a President content to exist in this new reality.
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Leading the pack was "Journey to the West: The Demons Strike Back," the sequel to Hong Kong director-actor Stephen Chow's 2013 film 'Journey to the West: Conquering the Demons.
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America's trading partners hit by its tariffs on steel and aluminium have so far tried to strike back within the rules, or in proportion to the damage done to them.
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Then they share a moment of truth, honestly discussing which enemies to prioritize: the White Walkers approaching from the North or Cersei Lannister, eager to strike back from the South.
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In 2001's "Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back," the action centered around the duo stopping a film version of the "Bluntman and Chronic" comic, which was based on them.
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The United States escalated a tariff war with China on Friday by hiking levies to 25% for $200 billion worth of Chinese goods, and Beijing said it would strike back.
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Tim Cook took today's Apple event as a chance to strike back at government demands that the company break security measures on a phone used in the San Bernardino attack.
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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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China on Wednesday said it would strike back against the U.S. after the Trump administration announced it would impose another 10 percent tariff on $200 billion worth of Chinese exports.
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The bill was met with opposition from cybersecurity experts who pushed back against the proposal, saying it could escalate feuds in cyberspace and cause hackers to strike back even harder.
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Why it matters: The EU threatened to strike back against President Trump's tariffs, which risked sparking a trade war with one of the United States' closest allies and trading partners.
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Lythgoe predicted to Mullen and the others that a wave of Islamist terror attacks would soon hit Britain, and said that "white jihadis" would have a duty to strike back.
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Paul Nakasone, the nominee to run the National Security Agency and United States Cyber Command, acknowledged that plans were in place to strike back at Moscow for its election hacking.
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He knows better than anyone how Chuck's demons get the better of his quest for justice, and has more personal and professional reasons to strike back against them than anyone.
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The United States could try a similar approach: attacking North Korea's missiles while warning Mr. Kim that his government would be the next target if he dared to strike back.
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Sea Island, Georgia (CNN)A top intelligence official warned Monday that the US doesn't "yet have the political fortitude to say how we'll strike back" against Russian misbehavior in cyberspace.
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Emboldened by his victory and determined to strike back, the president removed Mr. Sondland as ambassador to the European Union after the White House earlier on Friday dismissed Colonel Vindman.
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Emboldened by his victory and determined to strike back, the president removed Mr. Sondland as ambassador to the European Union after the White House earlier on Friday dismissed Colonel Vindman.
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But the story is not over yet, either in Iraq, where the U.S. military presence now stands on shaky ground, or in Iran's ability to strike back in other ways.
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That society would produce someone who sought to strike back, someone who would try to deliver justice to those whose power in a racial caste system puts them beyond accountability.
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It may also be important in Congress, where several members insisted Thursday that Mr. Trump would need to get congressional authorization if he ever intended to strike back at Iran.
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Jay and Silent Bob Reboot is a sequel to 2001's Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back, but also to every film Smith has made from Chasing Amy, Mallrats and Dogma.
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While the people who attend town halls may be locals, there are still professional organizers and scores of out-of-work Democratic staffers looking to strike back at Trump and Republicans.
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Reports in Chinese newspapers that the world's second biggest economy was ready to use rare earths to strike back in a trade war with the United States hit global financial markets.
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Fuelling tensions between Beijing and Washington, Chinese newspapers warned on Wednesday that Beijing was ready to use rare earth metals to strike back at the United States in their prolonged dispute.
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China's Communist Party newspaper warned on Wednesday that Beijing was ready to use its dominance in rare earths to strike back against the United States in their increasingly bitter trade dispute.
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Add it all up with the visually and tonally darker trappings that the trailers have showcased, and there's plenty of potential for The Empire Strikes Back to strike back yet again.
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There's this whole conversation going on about whether now is the time we submit a moderate candidate to sweep up disenfranchised Trump people, or now is the time to strike back.
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Deriding Mr. Cisneros as a "wishy-washy" newcomer to the party, Mr. Thorburn said he would strike back hard if the committee were to attack him, as it did Ms. Moser.
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OPPONENTS STRIKE BACK: Share Better, a coalition of Airbnb opponents with links to the hotel industry based in New York City, distributed statements from several local elected officials condemning the report.
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It was an example of tit-for-tat diplomatic warfare — a way to strike back over the perceived insult to Putin and his government in a way that caused Americans pain.
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She works mainly on scripted British/American television dramas, including "Strike Back," a series appearing on the Cinemax and Sky 1 networks, and "The Crown," about Queen Elizabeth II, for Netflix.
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Trump's decision to revoke a former top intelligence chief's clearance marked an unprecedented use of a president's authority over the classification system to strike back at one of his prominent critics.
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The Times reported that the secret messages sent after Soleimani&aposs killing urged Iran not to escalate tensions to the point where Trump would feel obligated to strike back even harder.
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They do make sense, however, as the execution of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei's order to strike back openly, military-to-military, in response to the killing of Iranian commander Qasem Soleimani.
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Last April, in an attempt to strike back against AQAP, the U.S. sent special operations forces to assist elite United Arab Emirates troops on the ground in the south of Yemen.
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Conflict unleashed Pakistan's military likely may feel the need to strike back to save face, and India completely unleashed its military to freely conduct war in retaliation for the terror attack. .
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The sanctions law was passed last year to strike back at Moscow for actions including meddling in the 2016 U.S. election, its aggression in Ukraine and involvement in the Syrian civil war.
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"If you look at anybody who's in a position to strike back and gain market share, it would be Microsoft," said David Smith, a vice president at the market analysis firm Gartner.
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While we're at it: Should the show, at the very end, have redefined Diane, a powerful attorney, as a woman betrayed, boiling over with the desire to strike out and strike back?
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Indeed, in some cases attribution could be counter-productive; saying someone has struck you without having the will, or wherewithal, to strike back can, as America is learning, make you look hopeless.
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The moment Rebecca struck a deal with Taylor over that appliance company, he tells her, he knew that he could either strike back at her now or let it fester for years.
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The trade approach has only inflamed allies, including Canada and Mexico, which have threatened to strike back with their own targeted tariffs aimed at Republican states and areas that supported Mr. Trump.
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Over the last few years, lawmakers who support abortion rights have adopted an off-the-wall tactic to strike back at extreme abortion restrictions: introducing bills that would limit men's reproductive rights.
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All this shows how highly revered Soleimani was among Iranians, and it could hint at how hard the Iranian government is willing to strike back against the US to avenge his death.
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On a conference call after the debate, several of Ms. Harris's donors were alarmed and urged the campaign to strike back at Ms. Gabbard more aggressively, two people on the call said.
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But on Friday, President Trump ratcheted up the pressure by threatening to levy tariffs on an additional $100 billion in imports, provoking China to respond that it would strike back yet again.
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But these countries sometimes lacked the motivation to insure that former detainees didn't strike back against the U.S. When the Bush Administration returned eight prisoners to Kuwait, all eight were quickly acquitted.
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No doubt our thin-skinned President, who reportedly whiles away his evenings yelling at the television, will try to strike back in his own loosely-cogent (to be kind), inexplicably capitalized way.
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A country on alert for an atomic sneak-attack could mistake a non-nuclear, hypersonic weapons-launch for an atomic strike—and strike back with nukes the instant it detected a launch.
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U.S. President Donald Trump reiterated on Wednesday that his trade policies on China would ultimately benefit the American economy, even as Beijing signalled it could strike back by curbing sales of rare earths.
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Trump escalated that even further with his "locked and loaded" tweet — irresponsibly implying the US is ready for war, and putting a nuclear strike back on the list of things to worry about.
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The elements of Trump's approach are constant -- his ego, his flamboyance, his scorn for those who oppose him, his readiness to strike back at any criticism, no matter how justified or well intended.
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The People's Daily, the ruling Communist Party's flagship newspaper, warned that China was ready to use its dominance of rare earths, crucial minerals used in electronics, to strike back in the trade war.
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If there is any silver lining, it's that the move would be widely unpopular, the kind of heinous, high-profile act of cruelty that inspires voters to strike back against the Republican Party.
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That frequently leads to a battle between the N.S.A. civilians — who know that to make use of an implant is to blow its cover — and the military operators who want to strike back.
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First up Wednesday is a new story in Bloomberg on the Disney empire's attempt to strike back against the hugely successful and creatively impressive Wizarding World of Harry Potter over at Universal Orlando.
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"In the 'Q' world [Trump is] a superhero, whose whole life has been a cover-up so he can be in place to strike back against the pedophile rings," Maher said, to laughs.
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He organized conferences on terrorism, arguing that it was a new form of proxy warfare, in this case a way for Arab countries that had suffered military defeats to strike back at Israel.
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The reports have alarmed several lawmakers and experts, who warn North Korea would assuredly strike back, potentially killing thousands who live in Seoul, South Korea, which is within range of the North's artillery.
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But after the deal broke down, Ford executives decided there was only one way to strike back at the Italian legend: beat him on the racetrack, where he took all of his pride.
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The inadequate responses to these and many other letters (on such issues as media regulation and 911 issues) clearly got the Committee to the point where they felt they had to strike back.
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There is division and confusion over how China should respond to Trump, with some arguing that Beijing should strike back at American interests but others saying they didn't know what could be done.
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The regulation is likely to add to analysts' concern about moves to strike back over unfavourable investment commentary after Indonesia punished the U.S. bank for its downgrade of the country's stocks in November.
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" Trump announced Wednesday that he decided to revoke Brennan's security clearance, marking an unprecedented use of a president's authority over the classification system to strike back at one of his prominent critics. "Mr.
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"Whether you're stuck at home or not, ill or healthy, here's your opportunity to strike back at the disease that has disrupted our way of life," event organizers said in a news release.
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DMCA takedowns have become a popular way for media companies to strike back against social media influencers they don't like for a variety of reasons, including reasons that go beyond mere copyright infringement.
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China's command of the rare-earth market could give Beijing a way to strike back at Mr. Trump as he raises tariffs and deprives Chinese companies of the technology they need to survive.
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Even if Iran were to somehow decide not to strike back at the United States, it's still ramping up its nuclear program, and Trump has obliterated the possibility of a return to negotiations.
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The only way to strike back against the state is to convince enough people that the state doesn't have their interests at heart, so that guerrilla war spills over into outright civil war.
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The attacks, the deadliest on French soil since World War Two, prompted the country to strike back, joining international military operations targeting IS and other Islamist militant groups in Iraq, Syria, Libya and elsewhere.
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" Mark Zuckerberg was quick to strike back against Facebook's critics; in a speech at Georgetown and an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal on Thursday, he argued that Facebook "stands for free expression.
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Newsbook After a chemical attack in Syria on Saturday that killed dozens and is suspected to have been launched by the Assad government, President Trump is warning that the United States may strike back.
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China is ready to use rare earths, a group of 2100 chemical elements used in everything from high-tech consumer electronics to military equipment, to strike back at the United States, Chinese newspapers warned.
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Beijing is ready to use rare earths, a group of 17 chemical elements used in everything from high-tech consumer electronics to military equipment, to strike back at the United States, Chinese newspapers warned.
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China's Communist Party newspaper warned on Wednesday that Beijing was ready to use its influence over the supply of rare earths to strike back against the United States in an increasingly bitter trade dispute.
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Clark thought she was fighting for justice, plain and simple; Cochran viewed the trial as the means with which he'd strike back against a system that had punished and marginalized black people for decades.
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Whetstone also has a witty side to her hard-charging efforts, such as when she wrote a blog post titled "Really, Rupert?" to strike back at a Wall Street Journal editorial about Google's power.
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"There are great differences between the Syria situation and the Korean peninsula situation," Wang said, noting North Korea's conventional military capability to strike back at South Korea in the event of U.S. military action.
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" Wu punched out around eight movies in the last two years, including the Chinese hits "Journey to the West: The Demons Strike Back" and "The Mermaid," plus Hollywood blockbuster "xXx: Return of Xander Cage.
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Officials at risk of seeing their security clearances revoked expressed concern about Trump using his presidential authority to strike back at critics but said revoking their security clearances would have little impact on them.
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The Obama administration wasn't shy Thursday about implying that the U.S. may stealthily strike back at Russia over its election-year meddling with more than just the financial and diplomatic punishments it publicly announced.
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But pay closer attention to the scene right before the Heptapod known as "Abbott" is killed in the blast set up by disgruntled soldiers who want the military to strike back against the aliens.
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Defense Nerds Strike Back: A Symposium on the Battle of HothThat story makes a series of important tactical criticisms of Imperial forces as led by Darth Vader—so much so that multiple military experts responded.
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For the most part, Toronto meteorologist Kelsey McEwen said that comments on her pregnancy have been positive, but she took a moment to strike back at one critic she felt had stepped out of line.
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The People's Daily, the ruling Communist Party's flagship newspaper, warned this week that China was ready to use its dominance of rare earths, crucial minerals used in electronics, to strike back in the trade war.
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France has proof the Syrian government carried out a chemical weapons attack last week and will decide whether to strike back when all the necessary information has been gathered, President Emmanuel Macron said on Thursday.
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The perpetually buzzed Jersey boys turned up like mascots in each of the writer-director Mr. Smith's movies from "Clerks" to 1999's "Dogma," before getting their "Jay And Silent Bob Strike Back" in 20083.
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Earlier this year, French media group Vivendi took control of Italy's main telecom provider Telecom Italia (TIM) and some politicians have suggested the government should strike back at France by nationalising TIM's fixed-line network.
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The White House — along with many in the business community — believes the United States needs to strike back against China's exploitation of its intellectual property, even if many question whether tariffs are the best tactic.
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If Iran retaliates against the US for Soleimani&aposs assassination, Trump has promised to strike back against the country in a "disproportionate" manner, including by targeting Iranian cultural sites, which would be a war crime.
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The underlying issue there, though, is whether presidents should come to Congress to authorize new strikes rather than relying on a vote made, nearly unanimously, almost a generation ago, to strike back after an attack.
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China has said it would draft its own list of foreign companies that it deems had harmed Chinese companies China has indicated it may strike back through limiting rare earth supplies to the United States.
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Though Iran is not as militarily strong as the US, it has — under Soleimani&aposs leadership — developed a wide range of unconventional tools that could devastate the US. Here&aposs how Iran could strike back.
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Disagreements continue, of course, but centrists' latest effort to regroup and strike back against a resurgent left underscores the extent to which they are in practice beating a fighting retreat rather than playing to win.
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But with his fellow Republicans controlling both the Senate and House, provisions of the NDAA intended to strike back at Beijing and opposed by the White House were softened before Congress' final votes on the bill.
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When the members of N.W.A. were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Friday night, they used the opportunity to pay tribute to one of their departed members and strike back at their critics.
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Israel's military does not comment on individual attacks in Syria, and a spokesman declined to comment on Sunday's attack, most likely because if Israel claimed responsibility it could put pressure on Iranian leaders to strike back.
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"As far as China is concerned, these people are running off, some of them taking part in jihad and planning to strike back," said Pan Zhiping, a terrorism expert at the Xinjiang Academy of Social Sciences.
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Beginning as Mongeau's attempt to strike back at VidCon organizers after several poor experiences with the conference, it was repeatedly described in Dawson's series as a hastily organized conference intended as a black eye against VidCon.
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Strategy: It seemingly took only an afternoon for Negan to put together a plan to strike back at Rick, formulating a three-pronged attack to take over Alexandria, the Hilltop, and the Kingdom with minimal casualties.
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Both had common cause to go to war with the intelligence agencies—Flynn to repay those who caused his downfall, and Trump to strike back at those who he believed sought to undermine his election victory.
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"China will not fire the first shot, but it is inevitably forced to strike back to defend the core interest of the nation and its people," a statement from the Ministry of Commerce in Beijing said.
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Israeli officials calculated that since so few people in Syria knew of the reactor, if Israel carried out an attack and did not take responsibility, Mr. Assad could deny it had happened and not strike back.
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Or will these judges strike back, curtailing the policies of the Democratic majority and trimming the sails of its ambition, forcing the public to conform to their particular understanding of the Constitution despite equally valid alternatives?
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Mr. Rouhani, for his part, is planning to use his time in New York to strike back at the United States and widen the divisions that Mr. Trump created when he pulled out of the agreement.
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On my recent visit to North Korea, officials repeatedly said that with their bunkers and tunnels, and ability to strike back, they could not only survive a nuclear war with the U.S., but would even prevail.
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On Sunday, the president said that a series of tweets over the weekend serve as sufficient notification to Congress that he would strike back against Iran if the Islamic Republic retaliates over the death of Soleimani.
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WASHINGTON — After oil installations were blown up in Saudi Arabia over the weekend, President Trump declared that the United States was "locked and loaded," a phrase that seemed to suggest he was ready to strike back.
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General Suleimani was a senior official of the Islamic Republic of Iran, and openly targeting him was a sharp escalation in the conflict between the United States and Iran, all but taunting Iran to strike back.
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Russia lacks the means to strike back in a way that would have a similar impact on the U.S. economy, Pifer said — by choking off significant revenue streams in the finance or energy sectors, for example.
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In a post on Twitter, Trump cited a "big imbalance" between the two countries, said if the 28-nation bloc insisted on imposing punitive taxes on U.S. goods, America would strike back on European car exports.
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When asked whether Mexico would strike back in the event of U.S. tariffs, Lopez Obrador said "all options" were being considered by his government but he did not want talk about possible retaliation for the time being.
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" The comments directly support Colin Kaepernick's NFL protests — and strike back at opinions like those of conservative Fox news host Laura Ingraham, who recently said that Lebron James should stop talking politics, and "shut up and dribble.
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In The Last Jedi they seem to be seen only aboard ships (and on Crait, but we'll get to that.) They're retreating from the destruction of Starkiller Base, waiting for the First Order to — ahem — Strike Back.
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In the case of North Korea, unhinged threats from President Trump actually make everyone in the world a lot less safe because the secluded country doesn't have the capability to strike back if the US strikes first.
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But this arrangement could weaken and become destabilized in the event that one side loses its ability to strike back, or even if it starts to believe that it runs of the risk of losing that capability.
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Others are racing to fill the holes in the Democratic Party exposed by November's results, in an effort to help activists newly energized by Trump's victory strike back in upcoming elections, at congressional town halls and more.
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If it functions as designed and is in fact a strong indicator of fraudulent or suspicious digital behavior, we could see the internet begin to strike back against the fake activity pervading every corner of online life.
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Affleck, 46, appears in Smith's upcoming film Jay and Silent Bob Reboot, a sequel to 2001's Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back, but also to every film Smith has made, including Chasing Amy, Mallrats and Dogma.
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The United States raised levies on Friday to 25% from 10% on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods and Beijing said it would strike back in the midst of last-ditch talks to rescue a trade deal.
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His comments followed reports from Chinese newspapers that Beijing could use rare earths to strike back at Washington after U.S. President Donald Trump remarked he was "not yet ready" to make a deal with China over trade.
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China vowed on Friday to strike back quickly if the United States hurts its interests, hours before U.S. President Donald Trump was due to unveil revisions to a tariff list targeting $50 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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" Russia's threats, per Yaffa: "Russia's top military officer, warned that Moscow would shoot down missiles fired at Syrian territory — and, what's more, if Russian forces came under threat, would strike back by targeting launch facilities and platforms.
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Chinese newspapers warned on Wednesday that Beijing could use rare earths to strike back at the United States after U.S. President Donald Trump remarked he was "not yet ready" to make a deal with China over trade.
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His comments came after Chinese newspapers reported that Beijing could use rare earths to strike back at Washington after U.S. President Donald Trump remarked he was "not yet ready" to make a deal with China over trade.
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His comments come just one day after Trump announced his decision to revoke Brennan's security clearance, marking an unprecedented use of a president's authority over the classification system to strike back at one of his prominent critics.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France has proof the Syrian government carried out a chemical weapons attack last week and will decide whether to strike back when all the necessary information has been gathered, President Emmanuel Macron said on Thursday.
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To further cement the ruling ayatollahs' reticence to strike back in a meaningful way, U.S. policymakers should consider officially labeling them terrorists as well and their "government" as a terror organization that funds and exports terror actions.
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"These Media Posts will serve as notification to the United States Congress that should Iran strike any U.S. person or target, the United States will quickly & fully strike back, & perhaps in a disproportionate manner," Trump wrote Sunday.
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President Donald Trump sent a volatile notice into the Twittersphere Sunday afternoon, giving the 535 members of Congress a heads up that the United States military will "quickly & fully strike back" if Iran attacks the United States.
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And the more the play tries to sell a rational, political interpretation of his plight — arguing that poor people, shamed by elites, strike back at what they perceive as superiority — the less plight there seems to be.
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Chinese newspapers on Wednesday warned that Beijing could use rare earth elements to strike back at the United States after U.S. President Donald Trump remarked he was "not yet ready" to make a deal with Beijing over trade.
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The opposition Conservative Party, leading in the polls ahead of a federal election in October, urged Trudeau to strike back by withdrawing Canada's C$256 million ($191 million)contribution to the China-led Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB).
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China is ready to use rare earths, a group of 21.5 chemical elements used in everything from high-tech consumer electronics to military equipment, to strike back in a trade war with the United States, Chinese newspapers warned.
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"We have to remember Iran is a regional superpower ... They will strike back one way or the other and I think that the chances of tensions becoming bigger is very, very high in the near future," said Fesharaki.
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In an escalation on Wednesday, the People's Daily, the ruling Communist Party's flagship newspaper, warned that China was ready to use its dominance of rare earths, crucial minerals used in electronics, to strike back in the trade war.
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"If Trump continues to escalate trade tensions with China, we cannot rule out the possibility that China will strike back by adopting a hard-line approach targeting Dow Jones index giants," the Global Times said in a commentary.
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"If Trump continues to escalate trade tensions with China, we cannot rule out the possibility that China will strike back by adopting a hard-line approach targeting Dow Jones index giants, " the Global Times said in a commentary.
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While foreign aggressors were biding their time to strike back, the Suldlom Collective was almost torn apart from the inside, and longed for a distant past when its "essence" and ideological "purity" was still undiluted by alien elements.
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And when Nordstrom did (upsetting the president, who then used his bully pulpit to strike back) and Marshall's did and, most recently, Hudson's Bay in Canada did, they said it was because the brand was not selling well.
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He added that intelligence suggested Iranian and Iranian-backed forces were looking at opportunities to strike back at the United States after the killing of Iranian General Qassem Soleimani and one of those places could be in Africa.
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Biggs, who recently starred in Netflix's Orange Is the New Black, and Elizabeth return to their roles from 2001's Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back for the new movie, out October 15, from writer/director Kevin Smith.
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Now that small nations and nonstate actors can more easily strike back — with drones, missiles and cyberspace hacks — the promise of easy wars fought from afar without consequences is even more false than it was in the past.
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President Donald Trump has since warned Iran the U.S. would strike back if Tehran's military forces attacked any American person or target following the killing of Soleimani, before adding Washington could do so "perhaps in a disproportionate manner."
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" The President earlier tweeted: "These Media Posts will serve as notification to the United States Congress that should Iran strike any U.S. person or target, the United States will quickly & fully strike back, & perhaps in a disproportionate manner.
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In an escalation on Wednesday, the People's Daily, the ruling Communist Party's flagship newspaper, warned that China was ready to use its dominance of rare earths, crucial minerals used in electronics, to strike back in the trade war.
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Liberals saw an opportunity to strike back just a few months later, when a conservative Supreme Court justice faced reelection — ideological and interest groups on both sides poured money into the race, making it a high-stakes showdown.
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At least, that's the point that Persona 5 is trying to make: These non-conformist high school outsiders—known as the Phantom Thieves—strike back against the shitty people in power, get justice against abusers, and change the world.
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A Pakistan military spokesman told reporters on Wednesday that Pakistani jets "locked" on Indian targets to demonstrate Pakistan's capacity to strike back at India, but then chose to fire in an empty field where there would be no casualties.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada's government vowed on Monday to do all it could to protect its steel and aluminum sectors from U.S. tariffs but sidestepped an industry call to strike back quickly, saying it needed time to study the issue.
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" Hitting back, a Chinese Communist Party newspaper warned the United States on Wednesday the government was ready to use rare earths to strike back on trade, saying in an extremely strongly worded commentary "don't say we didn't warn you.
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The company's products are a sign of an industry grappling with the idea of 'hacking back', where victims of cyberattacks strike back, and comes as the US considers legislation that would make such counter-attacks legal for US companies.
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North Korea denounced the United States for bringing "huge nuclear strategic assets" to the region as the Carl Vinson strike group with a flag-ship nuclear-powered aircraft carrier steamed closer, and said it stood ready to strike back.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican and Democratic U.S. senators introduced legislation on Thursday seeking to strike back at Saudi Arabia over the death of a Saudi journalist at a consulate in Turkey and for its role in Yemen's devastating civil war.
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The government has this week tried to strike back, imposing penalties on suppliers it finds are hoarding, said Adham El Welely, managing director of Unicom for Investment and Development, a rice supplier that has been visited by government officials.
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The U.S. Defense Department is seeking new federal funds to bolster domestic production of rare earth minerals and reduce dependence on China as media reports said Beijing was standing ready to use rare earths to strike back at Washington.
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As President Donald Trump piles on tariff threats, China could use other tactics to strike back at U.S. businesses and the economy, like driving down its own currency or barring U.S. service sector companies, according to Goldman Sachs economists.
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Motives are never simple, and in a way it makes perfect sense that someone deeply torn about his own sexuality might find in ISIS's call to violence some way to strike back at the part of themselves they hate.
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Trump will likely announce tariffs on Chinese imports by Friday, a source in the administration said, as the top U.S. trade diplomat told lawmakers he had the tools to strike back over Chinese theft of U.S. technology know-how.
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But when it comes to countering their nuclear advances and their increasingly innovative use of cyberconflict to outmaneuver their adversaries, Mr. Trump's long-term strategy remains a mystery — beyond promises to match every military buildup, and strike back hard.
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Tehran has threatened to avenge the killing of the military commander, Qassem Soleimani, while President Donald Trump has warned that the United States would strike back, "perhaps in a disproportionate manner," if Iran attacked any American person or target.
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In almost any setting, rudeness does tend to beget rudeness, whether because the top people in a hierarchy are modeling it for those they should be teaching or because it engenders anger, stress and a desire to strike back.
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In this Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back sequel, the eponymous duo finds out that there's a movie in the works based on their stoner superhero personas, Bluntman and Chronic, played by Supergirl's Melissa Benoist and Val Kilmer respectively.
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It has taken steps to blunt the trade war's impact on consumers and companies, and hinted that it could use the value of its currency as a weapon to strike back, which could shake markets if it follows through.
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Tehran has threatened to avenge the killing of the military commander, Qassem Soleimani, while President Donald Trump has warned that the United States would strike back, "perhaps in a disproportionate manner", if Iran attacked any American person or target.
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It has taken steps to blunt the trade war's impact on consumers and companies, and hinted that it could use the value of its currency as a weapon to strike back, which could shake markets if it follows through.
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Beijing has warned that it's ready to strike back at the US. "China will certainly take all necessary measures to resolutely defend its legitimate rights and interests," China's Ministry of Commerce said in a statement Thursday before Trump signed the memo.
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As the Trump administration has ratcheted up its maximum pressure campaign on Iran, US officials and analysts have long flagged the possibility that Tehran will strike back, likely through proxies, at US troops, personnel and allies in the Middle East.
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In a sign of escalating tensions between the world's two biggest economies, China signaled it was ready to use its dominant position in rare earths to strike back in a trade war with the United States, Chinese newspapers warned on Wednesday.
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Chinese newspapers had warned the day before that Beijing could use rare earth elements to strike back at the United States after U.S. President Donald Trump said he was "not yet ready" to make a deal with Beijing over trade.
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China's Communist Party newspaper on Wednesday also warned the United States that the country was ready to use rare earths to strike back in their bitter trade war, saying in an extremely strongly worded commentary "don't say we didn't warn you".
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RARE EARTHS: The U.S. Defense Department is seeking new federal funds to bolster domestic production of rare earth minerals and reduce dependence on China as media reports said Beijing was standing ready to use rare earths to strike back at Washington.
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China is ready to use rare earths to strike back in a trade war with the United States, Chinese newspapers warned on Wednesday in strongly worded commentaries on a move that would escalate tensions between the world's two largest economies.
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In a sign of escalating tensions between the world's two biggest economies, China signalled it was ready to use its dominant position in rare earths to strike back in a trade war with the United States, Chinese newspapers warned on Wednesday.
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A trade war happens when one country puts up a trade barrier, like strict tariffs (which are border taxes on imports), to protect its economy from foreign competition — and another country decides to strike back with its own trade barriers.
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It's an approach that works just fine until the things you've tried to lock away strike back when you're feeling most secure—like Tuesday night, when coastal liberals watched in disbelief as a sea of red swept across the electoral map.
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Just 203 minutes "is perilously close to bombs away," retired U.S. General and former CIA director Davis Petreaus told VICE News, adding that Iran may well have chosen to strike back had the president followed through on his initial orders.
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Just 10 minutes "is perilously close to bombs away," retired U.S. General and former CIA director Davis Petreaus told VICE News, adding that Iran may well have chosen to strike back had the president followed through on his initial orders.
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Lynas' status as a non-Chinese producer came into sharper focus this week after major Chinese newspapers, including the official People's Daily, reported Beijing was ready to use rare earths to strike back in its trade war with the United States.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A record number of women in U.S. Congress and pro-choice presidential contenders could strike back at a gag rule imposed by President Donald Trump, which has slashed access to abortion globally, a leading expert said.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany may need to change its constitution to allow it to strike back at hackers who target private computer networks and it hopes to complete any legal reforms next year, a top Interior Ministry official said on Monday.
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Federal prosecutors said FBI undercover operatives followed Keebler as he devised a plan to strike back at the government by blowing up a remote cabin on property of the U.S. Bureau of Land Management at Mount Trumbull in northwestern Arizona.
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But Mattis saved his sternest rebukes for his depiction of Obama's decision not to strike back at Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad, a choice that he says still haunts us today in the form of bolder enemies and more timid allies.
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AMMAN (Reuters) - Senior Syrian opposition negotiators on Sunday urged rebels to strike back against the Syrian army, accusing it of using a cessation of hostilities to gain ground, and cast doubt over whether they would continue Geneva peace talks indefinitely.
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A senior executive in China at a large American consumer goods firm told Reuters any strike back against U.S. firms would likely involve local authorities clogging up approval processes or slowing down paperwork, rather than a loud and brash response.
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The Coalition for the Happiness of Our Next Generation, one group seeking to overturn Taiwan's gay marriage law, said the public will "strike back" as it mobilized support to vote against Tsai in January elections, when she seeks a second term.
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It is exactly that fear of an environmental or humanitarian calamity that Mr. Kim appears eager to foster as he looks for ways to strike back at the United States, Japan and others seeking to choke off his money and trade.
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An advertisement for the National Rifle Association that features a spokeswoman calling on the group's supporters to strike back against protests by the left "with the clenched fist of truth" has become one of the latest flash points for partisan anger.
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President Donald Trump said Sunday that a series of Twitter posts over the weekend serve as sufficient notification to Congress that he will strike back against Iran if the Islamic Republic retaliates over the death of one of its top generals.
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"Our new strategy, underpinned by £1.9 billion of support over five years and excellent partnerships with industry and academia, will allow us to take even greater steps to defend ourselves in cyber-space and to strike back when we are attacked," he said.
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Shares in the Australian company surged to the highest in more than five years on Thursday after Chinese newspapers, including the official People's Daily, said on Wednesday that China is ready to use rare earths to strike back in the trade war.
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The issues and line remain fairly consistent because student politics, especially at the elite institutions attended by the rising legal class, has remained fairly consistent: Progressives dominate campus rhetoric, and campus conservatives strike back, building their own institutions to host a rebellion.
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In some respects, the strikes were a potent reminder of the reach and scope of U.S. military power – as was Russia's apparent reluctance to make good on its threats to intercept missiles or strike back against the ships and planes that fired them.
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Rather than sensibly ignoring the social media attack hounds and lacking a judge to provide cover and protection, the lawyers strike back by making full use of their finely-honed verbal and written attack skills -- only to look like fools in the end.
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Francis Ngannou dropped his weight and set his feet wide to swing his counter punches—this was especially noticeable when he moved in a very high, narrow stance and dropped into a long stance to strike back in his early UFC fights.
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WASHINGTON — Europe's top trade diplomat is bracing for a trade war with the United States and said on Wednesday that the European Union was preparing to strike back if President Trump followed through with his threat to impose tariffs on Europe's cars.
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" Cheney, the third-ranking Republican in the House, asked Warren on Twitter, "which American cities and how many American citizens are you willing to sacrifice with your policy of forcing the US to absorb a nuclear attack before we can strike back?
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And because most of those targets don't belong to the government — banks, power grids, shipping systems, hospitals and internet-linked security cameras, cars and appliances — confusion reigns over who is responsible for defending them and who will decide when to strike back.
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Trump took to Twitter on Sunday to say his posts would serve as notification to Congress that the country "will quickly & fully strike back" if Iran strikes any U.S. person or target, and that he had no legal requirement to inform Congress.
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The desire to create a movie that would feel like a culmination of a two-decade-long career prompted him to write a sequel to Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back, reviving his role as the serious stoner Silent Bob alongside Jason Mewes.
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Trump took to Twitter on Sunday to say his posts would serve as notification to Congress that the country "will quickly & fully strike back" if Iran attacks any U.S. person or target, and that he had no legal requirement to inform Congress.
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Those on the far left are enraged about what happened at Charlottesville and now, with the president establishing a moral equivalency between the anti-fascist victims and the white-nationalist aggressors, this may be enough to incite leftist groups to strike back.
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With nuclear-tipped missiles, Kim is pressing back against a decades-old U.S. deterrent posture, which, in the event that North Korea initiated military action against the South, enabled the U.S. to strike back with impunity, safe from any North Korean reprisal.
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To Mr. Trump, winning is always the goal, whether it be in business, politics, policy or even investigations, but even when he is on top, he lapses into anger and resentment, convinced that he has been unfairly treated and determined to strike back.
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Half Baked was a truly transformative experience for me, Kevin Smith's films up through Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back were like comedic gospel, and I watched a VHS copy of the Method Man and Redman vehicle How High an embarrassing number of times.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff increase to 0.6 percent on $24 billion worth of Chinese goods took effect on Friday, and Beijing said it would strike back, ratcheting up tensions as the two sides pursue last-ditch talks to try salvaging a trade deal.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff increase to 25 percent from 10 percent on $200 billion of Chinese goods kicked in on Friday, and Beijing said it would strike back, increasing tensions as the two sides pursue last-ditch talks to try salvaging a trade deal.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff increase to 25 percent on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods took effect on Friday, and Beijing said it would strike back, ratcheting up tensions as the two sides pursue last-ditch talks to try salvaging a trade deal.
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So when Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò, a former papal nuncio to the United States, accused the pope of covering up the predations of a once-powerful American cardinal and called for the pontiff to resign, some conservative bishops saw an opportunity to strike back.
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Global stocks and the price of oil, one of Canada's major exports, fell as China signaled it was ready to use rare earths to strike back in its trade war with the United States, stoking concerns that the stand-off could hurt the global economy.
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Viewers have speculated that Ford wasn't killed in the first season's finale — that what died was a host replicant — but that doesn't seem to thematically fit with the show's idea that Dolores' decision to strike back against her creators was key to her achieving sentience.
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His comments followed reports from Chinese newspapers that Beijing could use its rare earth supplies as a bargaining chip here to strike back at Washington after U.S. President Donald Trump remarked he was "not yet ready" to make a deal with China over trade.
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It is up to us now to strike back at the cruel and profoundly racist practices inflicted on Latino immigrants at our borders as well as the ongoing racial profiling, harassment, imprisonment and worse of Latino women, men and children living in this country.
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Whoever the father was, he is neither spoken of nor seen, and Halley is her own woman: flamboyantly tattooed, snake-quick to strike back when riled, and resourceful enough to buy bottles of perfume wholesale and hawk them to tourists outside the classier joints.
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Onodera headed a ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) panel that has urged the government to acquire the ability to strike back at an enemy military facility and beef up its missile defense systems against threats such as from unpredictable North Korea's missile and defense programs.
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Opponents may attack your head or your left or right sides, and in return you can either accordingly position your sword to block their slashes or try to identify which of the three areas of their body they have left unguarded and strike back.
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Sanders advisers believe Ms. Warren has hurt herself with the accusations but also put them in a no-win situation, in which they are unable to fully strike back for fear of appearing insensitive but risk incurring damage of their own without rebutting her claims.
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He said that while he and other organizers were currently focused on making sure the rally took place at Emancipation Park as planned, he was considering ways to strike back at Airbnb after the event, including by starting a boycott or a class-action lawsuit.
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As Lamerton told it, it's a kind of weird, extremely problematic protest: She claimed to be in a bitter feud with her local homeowner's association—something to do with landscaping—and decided to strike back by filling her yard with atrocious anti-Semitic Halloween decor.
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It's the command's first cyberoperation since Obama-era rules governing offensive operations were relaxed, according to The New York Times which first broke the story, which now allows the U.S. government to strike back at foreign adversaries believed to be involved in conducting espionage or launching cyberattacks.
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Chancellor of the Exchequer, Philip Hammond, says the UK will strike back if it's attacked by hackers Walker also explained that noise sensors have no capacity to listen to or record conversations though they can differentiate between the sound of a car and a human voice.
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But it certainly seems to be part of the broader conservative effort to strike back against the Russia probe, which in recent months has focused increasingly on the dossier (which we now know was ultimately funded by Hillary Clinton's campaign) and the FBI's use of it.
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"They will strike back one way or the other; I think chances of tensions becoming bigger is very, very high in the near future," Fereidun Fesharaki, who was a former energy advisor to the government in Tehran in the 1970s, told CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Monday.
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And while it's true that most of America's NATO allies need to increase their defense spending under the treaty, they're not freeloaders: The United States has relied on NATO allies to strike back against Al Qaeda in Afghanistan and the Islamic State in the Middle East.
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Congressional Republicans are worried about the prospect of sparking trade wars with key US allies who ship steel and aluminum to the US. Canada and Europe have already threatened to strike back with taxes on US exports if Trump really pulls the trigger on his tariffs.
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Reflecting its unhappiness with the visit, Turkey called for Brett McGurk, the American coordinator for the anti-ISIS coalition, to be replaced (the State Department says he will remain), and threatened to strike back "without asking anyone" if it comes under attack by the Syrian Kurds.
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In an era of continuing struggles over land rights, sovereignty, and broken promises, Carlson proves that while it was often obscured by egos and drama, the core mission of Wounded Knee—to strike back at systemic injustice—is still alive and well in the rising generation.
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The dispute between the world's two largest economies showed few signs of abating, with Chinese newspapers reporting that Beijing could use rare earths to strike back at Washington after U.S. President Donald Trump remarked he was "not yet ready" to make a deal with China over trade.
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On Thursday, Obama took unprecedented steps to strike back at Russia for hacking the Democratic National Committee's servers and the email account of Hillary Clinton's campaign manager to help Trump win the White House and undermine public confidence in the legitimacy of the American electoral system.
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By Steve Holland and Jonathan Landay WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House on Monday threatened to strike back at critics of President Donald Trump's contacts with Russia by revoking the security clearances of six former U.S. officials, drawing accusations that he was abusing his power and aiming to stifle dissent.
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Staffan De Mistura did not explain why he thought Syria might make such a move, but European diplomats have said Assad may feel emboldened by Trump's vow to build closer ties with Russia, and the current U.S. government is unlikely to strike back so close to leaving office.
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In an exceptional step, Canada's House of Commons set aside partisanship to unanimously pass a motion on Monday from the opposition New Democratic Party that endorses the Trudeau government's decision to strike back against the steel and aluminum measures with tariffs on a wide variety of American products.
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Through television attack ads and online campaigns normally seen only during the tumult of an election, the groups are helping Trump to strike back against his perceived enemies and boost his agenda, adding to the firepower of his Twitter account and the bully pulpit of the White House.
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By the end, we know what Bobby wanted Chuck to do — kick Russian billionaire Grigor Andolov (a wonderfully campy John Malkovich) out of the country — and we know that Bobby's true aim was to strike back at Taylor (who counted Grigor as one of their core investors) via Chuck.
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Comcast, which consistently tops the list of the most-hated companies in America, thanks in part to its proclivity for gouging its customers—apparently has a plan to strike back at cord cutters; namely, by only upgrading internet speeds for people still dishing out their hard earned money for cable.
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By Nandita Bose and Andrea Shalal WASHINGTON, Aug 7 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday said his tough stance on China's behavior in global markets would ultimately benefit the American economy, even as Beijing signaled it could strike back by curbing sales of critical chemicals known as rare earths.
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Trade tensions between the two largest economies in the world showed little signs of dissipating as Chinese newspapers warned Beijing could use rare earths to strike back at the U.S. after President Donald Trump remarked on Monday he was "not yet ready" to make a deal with China over trade.
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Trade tensions between the two largest economies in the world showed little signs of relaxing as Chinese newspapers warned that Beijing could use rare earth elements to strike back after President Donald Trump remarked on Monday that he was "not yet ready" to make a deal with China over trade.
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"Sanders first insulted the Cheneys after Liz attacked his fellow presidential candidate, Senator Elizabeth Warren, on Twitter on Wednesday, asking her "which American cities and how many American citizens are you willing to sacrifice with your policy of forcing the US to absorb a nuclear attack before we can strike back?
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Instead, he was reportedly meeting with Rupert Murdoch about who should head the F.C.C. Soon, Trump would be able to shape deals like the A.T. & T. and Time Warner merger, to strike back at those who made fun of him or criticized him, which often amounted to the same thing.
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"Through your actions, you have embarrassed us in the eyes of our children, humiliated us on the world stage and, worst of all, divided us as a nation," McRaven said of Trump's unprecedented use of a presidential authority over the classification system to strike back at one of his prominent critics.
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As he admitted, over and over again, he would've preferred to be doing anything but — a feeling that must've only intensified once the very Republican lawmakers he was criticizing tried to strike back at him by declaring that he had no idea what he was talking about, despite ample evidence to the contrary.
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"This kind of deliberately provoking trade disputes is naked economic terrorism, economic chauvinism, economic bullying," His comments followed reports from Chinese newspapers that Beijing could use rare earths to strike back at Washington after U.S. President Donald Trump remarked he was "not yet ready" to make a deal with China over trade.
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Investor appetite remains subdued even as the dividend yield on Topix is reaching to highest levels in almost seven years at 2.54 percent In strongly worded commentaries, Chinese newspapers warned on Wednesday that Beijing is ready to use rare earth elements to strike back in a trade war with the United States.
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In the end, where differences remain, the two nations must ensure their mutual interests by accommodating each other with these principles of security: restraint in the use of power, reciprocity in actions taken, transparency over intentions, and sufficient capabilities and resilience to assure the ability to strike back and restore equilibrium if attacked.
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Judges, some of them progressive and most committed to what seems to them to be a fundamentally sound regulatory regime, would strike back, using expanded understandings of the public nuisance and other common law torts that would be genuinely dangerous to the stable rule of law in which free enterprise thrives best.
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They've been fictionalized, sure, but the broad strokes are there, and the show makes no bones about the idea that both God and devil are very, very real, with the devil constantly attempting to carve out a kingdom on Earth where he might strike back at the one who cast him out of Heaven.
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Today, the film feels like a genre unto itself, its most iconic moments referenced in everything from then-contemporary films like Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back and Not Another Teen Movie (which famously parodied most teen movies of 1999), to more recent TV shows like Scream Queens, Superstore, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Broad City, and The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt.
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By Nandita Bose and Andrea Shalal WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday said his tough stance on China's economic and trade policies would ultimately benefit the American economy, even as Beijing signaled it could strike back by curbing sales of chemicals known as rare earths that are used in everything from iPhones to military equipment.
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In 2016, Obama's National Security Adviser Susan Rice told her staff to "stand down" and "knock it off" as they drew up plans to "strike back" against the Russians, according to an account from Michael Isikoff and David Corn in their book "Russian Roulette: The Inside Story of Putin's War on America and the Election of Donald Trump".
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Iran's strategy will likely involve continued lobbying in foreign capitals to urge other countries to get energy sector waivers from the US Treasury, publicly criticizing you in part to deflect criticism of its own economic mismanagement, and displaying physical force, intended to send a clear message that it has the capability to strike back if push comes to shove.
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Last week, she teased her return with a pair of ten-second videos of a CGI snake, a ridiculously ham-handed foreshadowing that she was ready to play the villain and strike back at those who had wronged her, tossing the whole "haters gonna hate/shake it off" positivity bullshit she'd been leaning on out the window.
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Why it matters: A similar report in The Sun highlights the geopolitical risk that comes with the U.K.'s response: "It is suspected that [Putin] sanctioned the brazen nerve agent attack simply to goad Britain into a reaction that he can strike back against and look like a strongman standing up to the West to voters."
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Read more: Kevin Smith says Harvey Weinstein cold-called him to dangle a "Dogma" sequel a week before the New York Times published its exposé on the producerSmith was able to make "Reboot" because he personally owns the rights to the Jay and Silent Bob characters and got permission to use "Strike Back" from Miramax Films.
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France was not so much great as fundamentally outstanding: a team of top-class talents willing to sublimate their individual games to a collective mission; a team confident enough to surrender possession against even lesser teams and strike back on the counter; a team capable of scoring superb goals but also willing to accept whatever it was given.
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If Trump's gamble leads Americans into another dangerous and costly war in the Middle East, voters could strike back at the GOP in November, and Trump could alienate voters attracted to his campaign promises of extracting the U.S. from places like Iraq and Afghanistan — two centers of protracted, costly and deadly military conflicts for a generation.
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On Friday, the news was dominated by reports and analysis related to President Obama's decision to strike back at Russia for its election-related hacking by, among other things, expelling 35 Russian diplomats and their families, as well as by the rift that has come to the fore in recent days between the Obama administration and the Israeli government.
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Read more: Kevin Smith says Harvey Weinstein cold-called him to dangle a "Dogma" sequel a week before The New York Times published its exposé on the producer"'Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back' you could tell I ran out of original s--t to say because for the last four years I'd been making movies," Smith told Business Insider.
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Instead, Idle Hands plays out within a self-contained bubble of heroic slackers united against evil—a universe in which it's an unquestionable norm for a low-achieving manchild with a rotting stump for a hand to end up with Jessica Alba, just as it was acceptable for Jason Mewes to end up with Shannon Elizabeth in Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back.
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Israeli defense officials let it be known that if the Iranians strike back, Israel may use the opportunity to mount a massive counterstrike on Iran's entire military infrastructure in Syria, where Iran is attempting to establish forward air bases and factories for GPS-guided missiles that could hit targets inside Israel with much greater accuracy — inside a 50-meter radius.
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"We see now that Netanyahu feels that Iran's capacities in Syria are vulnerable, that he can target them, that Iran's capacities to strike back are weakened — he took out some of these capacities, probably less than he claims — and that Iran has no significant way to react without risking itself," said Ofer Zalzberg, an analyst at the International Crisis Group.
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Read more:How the Trump administration got into a showdown with Iran that could lead to warTrump didn&apost know who the Iranian leader he just assassinated was four years agoIran&aposs &aposforceful revenge&apos against the US is likely to include cyber warfare, and experts warn the attacks could be devastatingHere&aposs how Iran could strike back at the US for killing Soleimani
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When Trump blasted China – a populist no-brainer for core GOP voters – and promised to impose tariffs to combat Beijing trade manipulation, Bush responded with a fact-based (and politically unappealing) counter-argument: "There will be retaliation," he said, relating the nearly-unanimous opinion of policy makers on both sides of the aisle that Beijing would strike back with equally painful sanctions.
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If one does occur, if the Vice President and Secretary of State are to be believed, other than the political uncertainty and instability in the United States over the outcome (which would also include the outcome of Senate and House seats in the states or regions impacted) we will strike back against Russia, and be in the world's first overt cyber battle between nations.
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And tonight, as Trump prepares to give his own convention address, the question isn't what policies he'll highlight — it's whether he'll be able to resist the temptation to strike back at Ted Cruz for snubbing him; at the reporters who discovered his wife's speech had plagiarized Michelle Obama; at the observers who've noticed that Donald Trump's convention speakers often don't seem to like Donald Trump very well at all.
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So let me just say... (Seriously, if you don't want any spoilers at ALL, not even basic place-setting stuff, then just take my word for it and go see the movie.) ...that The Last Jedi picks up more or less exactly where The Force Awakens left off, with the evil First Order ready to strike back against Resistance forces in retaliation for destroying their superweapon, the Starkiller Base.
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Smith's latest movie, which had a nationwide screening Tuesday through Fathom and will have another on Thursday (followed by a roadshow tour), is a literal reboot of his 2001 movie "Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back," in which the New Jersey stoners (played by Jason Mewes and Smith) run into numerous characters from Smith's previous movies while trying to stop a Hollywood adaptation of the comic book based on them.
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The United States' involvement has moved from a wounded nation's quest to strike back against the Taliban for facilitating Al Qaeda, to what critics say was a show of military hubris that sent young Americans deep into Afghan villages where the Taliban often had an advantage, to a desperate search for a dignified resolution, its urgency heightened by the unpredictability of an American president who has made no secret of his weariness for the war.
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Suzanne Maloney, deputy director of foreign policy at the Brookings Institution, told Vox's Dylan Scott she believes Iran "will look for the time and place of its own choosing in terms of a response," and that it is likely the country's leaders will use the assassination of Soleimani to shore up support at home before trying to strike back at the US. As a precaution, however, the Department of Homeland Security has warned federal and local officials to work to secure their computer systems, and the US has urged all citizens to make their way out of Iraq after closing its embassy in Baghdad.
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