According to CENTCOM, coalition military forces conducted 10 strikes on October 26, eight strikes on October 27, eight strikes on October 30 and 13 strikes on October 31.
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We have three new strikes — three new hard modifiers of strikes, actually.
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Copyright strikes and community guideline strikes also don't overlap, so a user with one community guidelines strike and two copyright strikes won't see their channel closed.
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By all accounts, Coalition strikes have been killing more civilians than Russian strikes.
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"These guys came out throwing strikes, quality strikes," Astros manager A.J. Hinch said.
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It's bad enough to have three strikes, having four strikes is really kaput.
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The Stop & Shop strikes, like the recent teacher strikes, were born of desperation.
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Strikes Employees from two essential players in coronavirus commerce are planning strikes today.
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The Americans have unleashed hundreds of drone strikes, air strikes and ground raids.
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Some strikes are invincible, some strikes don't lead to guaranteed damage on parry.
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The inmates will take part in work strikes, hunger strikes, and sit-ins.
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Trump ordered air strikes in retaliation, only to abort the strikes minutes before impact.
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In 2017, the US conducted 35 air strikes and conducted 15 air strikes in 2016.
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If I choose to do strikes, I might also find weapons unique to those strikes.
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"Successful strikes beget more strikes," Steven Greenhouse, the longtime labor reporter, writes in today's Times.
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He recorded just eight swinging strikes yet posted 21 called strikes, nine on his fastball.
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Some of the most famous illegal strikes in recent years have been the teachers strikes.
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As of March 15, the US-led coalition has conducted a total of 10,962 strikes throughout the region, with 7,336 strikes in Iraq and 3,626 strikes being conducted in Syria.
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Using long, linear strikes, Jones gave ground and allowed his opponent to walk onto his strikes.
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You got three strikes, and you were out—strikes were being late and getting in fights.
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"I feel like I've been throwing more quality strikes instead of just throwing strikes," he said.
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In Home Depot's case, weekly options have "dollar strikes" whereas the regular options have strikes $5 apart.
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"Ramos couldn't throw strikes and Fien threw too many good, hittable strikes," Phillies skipper Pete Mackanin said.
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The longest, straightest strikes get to the mark first and can undercut round strikes and jam advances.
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Each wave of strikes was widely publicized — in one instance, even before the strikes were carried out.
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Israel says the strikes targeted military strikes and Gaza civilians were warned to stay away from the areas.
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In Washington, the Pentagon cited 45 strikes against al Shabaab militants this year, after 35 strikes in 2017.
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In keeping with its standard policy on alleged strikes in Syria, Israel refused to confirm or deny the strikes.
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The two strikes come on the heels of recent strikes in Idlib, Syria, against two key al Qaeda leaders.
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Public support for teacher strikes remains high after a year that saw teacher strikes in Arizona, Colorado, West Virginia.
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It's very hard to pick just one that strikes you, because all these cases… It strikes you every night.
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For this, military strikes would be needed — strikes that Netanyahu has long hoped for and would readily join in.
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But when talented hitters like Correa and Springer aggressively hunt strikes — and only strikes — their hits can go far.
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The CIA has not revealed how many strikes it has carried out: CIA drone strikes are not publicly acknowledged.
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Harris got six strikes swinging and three called strikes while setting down Kaleb Cowart, Matt Thaiss and Michael Hermosillo.
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Bogdanov also said that the U.S. claims that Russia strikes the opposition during its air strikes in Syria are "unsubstantiated".
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Gersten said that the strikes had destroyed between $300 million to $800 million and promised additional strikes on ISIS finances.
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We also have a clear three-strikes policy and we terminate channels when they receive three strikes in three months.
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We also have a clear three strikes policy and we terminate channels when they receive three strikes in three months.
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Concurrent teachers' strikes in Arizona and Colorado strikes come just weeks after similar walkouts in West Virginia, Oklahoma and Kentucky.
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US troops carried out 28,2239 air and artillery strikes during the month of September, according to statistics released by the US military compared to 22 such strikes in August and just 53 strikes in September of 25.
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Airwars, a non-profit website that tabulates strikes against ISIS forces in Iraq and Syria, documents that strikes have increased since Trump came into office; in July there were 947 strikes in Syria and 223 in Iraq.
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Almost inadvertently, these strikes also helped protect intelligence sources and methods since the strikes seemed more random than they actually were.
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Despite a break in government strikes on the rebel-held area last night, new strikes on the Douma neighborhood were reported.
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Train workers were marching during on-and-off strikes over Macron's railway labor reform plan, strikes that have disrupted traffic nationwide.
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So when prisoners go on hunger strikes or work strikes, or engage in deadly riots, the public rarely understands exactly why.
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Asked if a U.S. response could include strikes inside Iran, Esper hinted that strikes against the militia itself were the priority.
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As a result, there were dozens of short wildcat strikes — strikes without union authorization — in defiance of Roosevelt and union leaders.
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Public support for teacher strikes remains steadfast following months of strikes in states across the country, according to a new poll.
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Potential reciprocal targets in response to the Abqaiq and Khurais strikes include targeted strikes on Iran's oil and gas sector or on Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps facilities, which could deter future Iranian strikes in addition to serving as punishment.
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The number of strikes in Pakistan has consistently declined since their peak of 122 strikes or about ten per month in 2010.
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This map highlights some of the upcoming strikes around the world, and a map of the US strikes can be found here.
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The United States has also ramped up its use of air strikes, conducting twice as many strikes this year as last year.
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The agency wanted the company to outline issues the planes encountered, including bird strikes, lightning strikes, hard landings or uncontained engine failure.
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In the past seven years, four nations have conducted air strikes in Libya and hundreds of civilians have died in those strikes.
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The strikes this year occurred at the highest rate since American aircraft launched 490 strikes in 2013, according to the Air Force.
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Umpires were calling the low strike against him — and sometimes they might have been calling pitches strikes that weren't strikes at all.
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These numbers mean the island has a higher risk of bird strikes than other airfields and averages about five strikes a year.
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The strikes all came from the air using F-15 Strike Eagle fighter planes, the US official familiar with the strikes said.
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Israel seldom acknowledges carrying out strikes in Syria, and it is very rare for it to warn of those strikes in advance.
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"Lightning strikes are common during monsoons, but there have been more strikes than usual this year," said Vyas Ji, principal secretary in Bihar, where a record 57 people died Tuesday from the strikes -- the most of any state in the country.
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Alabama prison strikes, buyer beware and Boehner speaks Alabama prison strikes, buyer beware and Boehner speaks Shane Smith interviews John Boehner, Antonia Hylton on the Alabama prison strikes, and Dexter Thomas looks at the rise of a deadly new drug.
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Foster's prosecutors used their peremptory strikes to eliminate four black potential jurors and gave eight to 12 reasons for each of the strikes.
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Their precision compared with manned air strikes is still hotly contested, but the Obama administration's drone strikes have become more accurate over time.
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Israel seldom acknowledges carrying out strikes in Syria, and it is practically unheard of for it to warn of those strikes in advance.
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As Josh Begley points out, here are 212 civilians killed by US drone strikes in Pakistan alone: 116 civilians killed in drone strikes?
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The new authorization designates some regions of Somalia an "area of active hostilities," freeing strikes there from restrictions governing counterterrorism strikes outside such areas.
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The strikes were aimed at al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, and were the first such strikes to take place under President Donald Trump.
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Those strikes received glowing national media coverage — a rarity for the labor movement, where strikes and industrial action are typically overlooked by the press.
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While the pace of strikes has increased recently, it is unclear what lasting impact, if any, the strikes are having on the militant group.
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Leal was released in 1994, which is when the Three Strikes Law was enacted, so those two counts for one robbery meant two strikes.
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It has instructed citizens upon hearing the alert to seek shelter in secure locations and avoid "areas prone to air strikes and missile strikes".
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NATO was not involved in the strikes, but NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said on Saturday in a statement that he supported the strikes.
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"If additional air strikes are needed, we will be prepared to deliver those air strikes," Pentagon spokesman Peter Cook said at a news conference.
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The strikes that did the hurting were scarcely different to the strikes he was landing elsewhere in the match, they just stuck the cleanest.
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Critics of drone strikes allege there has been a tacit agreement between Islamabad and Washington allowing strikes in some tribal areas but not elsewhere.
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January 2015 saw the biggest traditional cab driver strikes in China's history, with Quartz reporting that thousands went on strikes across ten Chinese cities.
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The lead-up to LA's strikes has been months in the making, building off of the success of high-profile teacher's union strikes nationwide.
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The corporate strikes, like the one by Stop & Shop employees, and teacher strikes, like this January's in LA, have also generally enjoyed public approval.
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Cole threw 118 pitches, 83 for strikes, and his 33 swinging strikes were the most in a playoff start in the data-tracking era.
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Against that backdrop, months passed without Africa Command carrying out strikes under the new authorities — until the strikes last month and again on Sunday.
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The administration should release its new guidance regarding strikes, as the Obama administration eventually did by releasing its Presidential Policy Guidance on counterterrorism strikes.
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Larger strikes are less common—a one-meter meteoroid strikes the Earth once each year on average and would reach the ground as smaller debris, while a 100-meter meteoroid strikes the Earth approximately every 10,000 years, according to a Tufts University fact sheet.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The objectives of international strikes on Syria have been met and there are no further strikes planned at this stage but the Syrian government should be aware that fresh strikes could be planned if it crosses red lines again, France said on Saturday.
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He threw 77 pitches (38 strikes), the first time in his two years with the Blue Jays that he has thrown more balls than strikes.
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In addition to drone and air strikes — there were a half dozen drone strikes in 2016 — the U.S. has also used boots on the ground.
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Such strikes would put the United States even further in opposition to Russia, which is backing Assad with air strikes, equipment, training and military advice.
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The airline is striving for a union agreement in Germany before Christmas, following strikes by cabin crews and pilots this month and threatened further strikes.
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Russians were on the ground near the strikes (!), but according to the Pentagon, Russia was notified before the strikes so it could protect its forces.
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While the US conducts many of those coalition strikes, US allies France, the UK and Iraq also carry out air and artillery strikes targeting ISIS.
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This made them not be able to do things like strikes, because their strikes were really just for show, because there's no profit to stop.
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So the whole post-Gulf War Western military narrative of "surgical strikes" is effectively out the window when those strikes are on built-up areas?
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U.S. Africa Command (AFRICOM) launched a record 211 strikes on Al Shabaab in 213, surpassing the number of strikes reported in Libya and Yemen combined.
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U.S. Africa Command (AFRICOM) launched a record 47 strikes on Al Shabaab in 2018, surpassing the number of strikes reported in Libya and Yemen combined.
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Bill Nelson (D-FL), a moderate from Florida, issued a brief statement of support for the strikes: Sen Bill Nelson D-FL supports Syria strikes pic.twitter.
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When: Saturday, May 11, 12–8pm Where: Tiger Strikes Asteroid LA (Bendix Building, 1206 Maple Avenue, #523, Downtown, Los Angeles) More info at Tiger Strikes Asteroid.
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While YouTube does ban a channel when it receives three strikes, users do have an opportunity to avoid the third strike — strikes expire after 3 months.
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He said once the strikes began, the contractors did not return fire because they believed that would provoke even more strikes from the U.S.-led coalition.
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With today's changes, all strikes will now carry the same punishment: a temporary ban from YouTube activity, with the length of time increasing with the strikes.
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The perception that the president may have ordered these strikes in part because of scandal will affect the impact on the effectiveness of these military strikes.
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While the strikes against al Shabaab militants have increased recently, it is unclear what lasting impact, if any, the strikes are having on the militant group.
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Fedde threw 57 of his 87 pitches for strikes, and threw first-pitch strikes to 18 of the 22 batters he faced —- including the first nine.
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A former US defense official familiar with cyber plans for Iran told me the digital strikes were likely meant to coincide with the planned missile strikes.
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Take drone strikes: Imagine, instead of a team of people charged largely or only with protecting the public, a standing office that argued against individual strikes.
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"Although the CIA never abandoned its role in drone strikes, the agency will now have greater freedom to carry out strikes on its own," Gettinger said.
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Not always power kicks, but linear strikes which make full use of the length of the leg and which can often be followed by other strikes.
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Climate strikes While some people spend today shopping (or doing some well-deserved kicking back), others will be taking part in climate strikes around the world.
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The attack was claimed by a Pakistan-based militant group, leading to strikes and counter strikes by the air forces of the two nuclear-armed countries.
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PARIS, April 14 (Reuters) - The objectives of international strikes on Syria have been met and there are no further strikes planned at this stage but the Syrian government should be aware that fresh strikes could be planned if it crosses red lines again, France said on Saturday.
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A US defense official said that the strikes overnight were not connected to the intelligence obtained in January, since the strikes had been planned for some time.
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In Iraq, 20 strikes were conducted, with 10 strikes near Mosul destroying nine assembly areas, a fighting position, two command and control nodes, and hitting other targets.
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"My baton strikes were glancing off Petrov's arms and hitting the right side of his head as he raised his arms to deflect my strikes," he wrote.
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The US military acknowledged having carried out the strikes, but said they was targeting ISIS militants and that if strikes hit Syrian troops, it was by accident.
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Although teacher strikes are already technically illegal in West Virginia, teachers get away with strikes because of their sheer numbers and broad public support for their cause.
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The two additional strikes against the original objective of the raid were carried out under the new authorities, which permit such strikes in a geographically defined area.
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As many as 840,000 students were affected by the strikes on Thursday in Arizona, and 85033 school districts in neighboring Colorado closed for teachers' strikes as well.
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"It's one of those things you try to go out there and establish your knuckleball for called strikes," said Wright, who threw a 119 pitches (78 strikes).
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At Kotaku, I discovered that fans were getting hit by copyright strikes through Atlus Japan, but after appealing to Atlus USA, some of the strikes were lifted.
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Any further action will require close scrutiny by Congress, and any escalation beyond air strikes or missile strikes will require engaging the American people in that decision.
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On Monday, the Defense Department released its updated information on weekend strikes against ISIS and said coalition forces had conducted 69 strikes consisting of 88 engagements, including nearly 30 strikes near Raqqa, Syria, that engaged seven ISIS tactical units and destroyed 20 fighting positions and a supply route.
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Still, the strikes would be the first against fighters aligned with Syria's government since the United States launched cruise missile strikes on a Syrian air base in April.
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While Turkey has conducted some air and artillery strikes against ISIS fighters along the Syria-Turkish border, the bulk of its strikes have been directed against Kurdish groups.
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A BMG poll, taken before the strikes and published by the Independent newspaper on Saturday, indicated that 28 percent of Britons backed air strikes, with 36 percent opposed.
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The potential actions include grounding all Syrian aircraft, strikes against Syrian air defenses, and targeting strikes against the people responsible for the suspected chemical attack, according to NBC.
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US Strikes Kill 250 ISIS Fighters in IraqA US-led coalition has waged a series of deadly strikes against ISIS in Iraq, south of the city of Falluja.
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The platform has said that pages will be pulled from the site after receiving a certain number of strikes, but hasn't revealed how many strikes trigger the action.
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A US military official told CNN that the strikes were carried out by unmanned drone aircraft and that the military is still assessing the results of the strikes.
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The platform has said that pages will be pulled from the site after receiving a certain number of strikes, but hasn't revealed how many strikes trigger the action.
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The attack triggered U.S., French and British missile strikes against what the countries called chemical weapons targets, the first coordinated Western strikes against Assad's government of the war.
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Although American forces conduct most of the strikes, the Afghan Air Force is increasingly involved, carrying out as many as two dozen strikes a day in recent weeks.
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It doesn't matter how talented the producers are, a singer makes the song human, something we can attach to, a feeling that strikes strikes us deep in the gut.
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Hit by air strikes, corruption and gun-running The use of air strikes and civilian casualties has undermined support for the Saudi coalition in Europe and the United States.
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Sixteen militants were "neutralized" in air strikes on northern Iraq's Qandil region on July 17, and 18 in air strikes on the Karacak region on July 19, it said.
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When the organist strikes a key on the instrument, the corresponding mallet strikes the stalactites, all coordinated via a hidden mechanical device that receives electrical signals from the organ.
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Obama's military legacy: fewer troops, but a record number of drone strikes Obama's military legacy: fewer troops, but a record number of drone strikes This segment originally aired Jan.
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But the stall in refugee resettlement worries refugee advocates, and strikes some lawmakers -- particularly Democrats -- as hypocritical given the recent US strikes against alleged chemical weapons facilities in Syria.
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Three strikes destroyed four tanker trucks and the head of an oil well on Tuesday, and strikes on Thursday destroyed eight fuel trucks and seven wellheads, the statements said.
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The U.S.-led coalition's actions were further complicated by Iran, which over the weekend launched strikes on ISIS targets in Eastern Syria — Iran's first missile strikes into the country.
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Even if we can't leverage military strikes into a peace deal, the strikes are still worthwhile by degrading the air assets that Assad uses to kill his own people.
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Two weeks later, India conducted air strikes on what it described as the group's "terror infrastructure" in Pakistan's territory, though Pakistan denied that the strikes hit any terror targets.
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The strikes came against the backdrop of a much broader escalation by the Syrian government and its allies that some reports suggest has included a handful of chemical strikes.
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Terminations usually require three "strikes," each strike removing features from a channel and putting it in worse standing until they resolve several months later, assuming no further strikes are given.
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The decision to launch such strikes, often on the basis of much thinner intelligence, is typically made within minutes rather than the hours or days that precede pre-planned strikes.
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Unions have staged several strikes this year, but typically only a minority of staff participates, and a 2007 law requires a minimum level of service on all transport during strikes.
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The recent move to acknowledge specific strikes in Yemen, along with Libya and Somalia, and to release aggregate statistics on US strikes since 2009 are steps in the right direction.
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Tensions were further inflamed on September 29, when India said it led "surgical strikes " on suspected terrorist bases in Pakistan-controlled Kashmir - strikes that Pakistan then insisted did not occur.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's Defence Ministry said on Thursday the United States should carefully consider the consequences of strikes on Syrian army positions because such strikes would obviously threaten Russian servicemen.
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In the first six months, the U.N. recorded 29 civilian deaths and 85 injuries from Afghan air force strikes, and 54 deaths and 31 injuries in strikes by international warplanes.
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On our part, we had practiced many forms of protests, including token hunger strikes, shutter down strikes, public demonstrations, rallies, and long marches demanding immediate stoppage of human rights abuse.
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At the same time, support for strikes can be seen as part of a growing national movement, even in conservative states like Arizona and Oklahoma, where teachers' strikes have occurred.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States and its allies targeted Islamic State militants with 10 strikes in Iraq on Saturday and seven strikes in Syria, the U.S. military said on Sunday.
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In Iraq, there were 17 strikes near eight cities, with five strikes near Mosul and four near Ramadi hitting Islamic State tactical units, equipment and fighting positions, the statement said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States and its allies targeted Islamic State militants in Iraq with 14 strikes on Friday and two strikes in Syria, the U.S. military said on Saturday.
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But there are problems with air strikes too—the jihadists stopped travelling in large numbers after American bombers killed more than 80 of them in one set of strikes in January.
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There was a reported 6,754 total laser strikes nationwide in 2017, which is a 250 percent increase in laser strikes from when the FAA first started tracking the incidents in 2010.
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"Like any military operation, it starts with preparatory air strikes and artillery and then the ground forces work according to the results of the strikes and their impact," the source added.
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Russia had given the U.N. reports on air strikes on two hospitals in March, Egeland said, adding that he also wanted reports on strikes on hospitals in northern Homs last week.
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According to Lightning strikes sear clothing, scar skin, and deafen earsAs the lightning strikes then exits your body, your hair and clothing might singe or catch fire, and possibly even disintegrate.
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Don't scoff though, as we discussed in Giorgio Petrosyan and the Counter to All Strikes, the finest defensive technician in kickboxing is constantly shoving his opponents off balance after his strikes.
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But the number of strikes conducted in Afghanistan during 2017 was still less than 10% the number of strikes conducted in Syria and Iraq as part of the campaign against ISIS.
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For three rounds, the two strikers traded on the feet, with Baghdad attempting more strikes, Makdessi throwing with greater accuracy, and both men landing just over 85 total strikes a piece.
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The strikes are longer and so is the range of effectiveness, but so are the recoveries from strikes and the range of discomfort between outfighting and the chest-to-chest clinch.
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Significant increase in strikes There has been a significant increase in US airstrikes in Somalia since Trump authorized the military to carry out precision strikes targeting Al-Shabaab in March 22019.
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I know the West Virginia teachers strikes ended a few months ago, but I'm wondering if people are continuing to be politically active since the strikes — if that energy is continuing?
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OBAMA: ... meant... AXELROD: Well, that -- that's what strikes me.
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Kluber threw 108 pitches — 63 of which were strikes.
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Do your job - call balls and strikes as usual.
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When disaster strikes make love, not hate ... that's B.o.
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" Ryanair has said the strikes are "unnecessary" and "unjustified.
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" It also labeled the strikes a "proportionate" response. "U.
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Russia, which is also aiding Assad, has largely turned a blind eye to the Israeli air strikes Netanyahu said the strikes in Syria on Saturday thwarted a planned Iranian attack in Israel.
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"I think the only guiding principle that we have from the Trump administration is that…there'll be fewer impediments to using military force, whether it's drone strikes or air strikes," said Gettinger.
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Facebook bans Pages or accounts once they've accumulated a certain number of "strikes" against them, but, to keep people from gaming the system, the company doesn't share how many strikes that is.
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How Syrian activists use WhatsApp to tell their stories Hospital strikes 'a big blow' The strikes on two of Aleppo's remaining hospitals likely will only compound the misery of civilians trapped there.
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And these strikes aren't being driven by union bureaucrats, who historically try to prevent strikes, but by rank-and-file workers, often cut out of negotiations by the unions who represent them.
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A Reuters witness said there had been heavy tank fire and several air strikes during Sunday's fighting, though it was not clear whether the strikes were conducted by U.S. or Libyan planes.
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Two gas and oil separation plant well heads were hit by two strikes near Dayr Az Zawr and two strikes in Manjib hit a training facility and destroyed three buildings, it said.
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Some experts argue that the ongoing strikes in Matamoros are unlikely to reshape Mexico in the short term: The city was uniquely ripe for strikes and work stoppages because of its history.
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President Obama late in his second term curtailed CIA drone strikes after a series of highly reported strikes — some of which killed civilians — caused a backlash in and outside the United States.
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But the number of strikes conducted in Afghanistan during 2017 was still less than 10 percent the number of strikes conducted in Syria and Iraq as part of the campaign against ISIS.
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Furthermore, tactics such as so-called signature drone strikes — strikes that target certain individuals or groups, usually without knowledge of the target's identity, based upon predetermined signatures of behavior — can be counterproductive.
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During that time, there were militant strikes going on all over the US. Mining strikes where miners were shooting it out with the people who were protecting the mines and the police.
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This not only keeps the turning fighter on edge and numbs his reactions to strikes at times, but also removes the power in his strikes for the instant that he is pivoting.
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Regarding the Syria strikes, the White House said that about two dozen members of Congress were notified and briefed while the strikes were underway, but some want Trump to seek congressional approval.
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US officials travel to discuss strikes with Trump Esper, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Joint Chiefs Chairman Mark Milley, traveled Sunday to Mar-a-Lago to discuss the strikes with Trump.
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However, Xiaodong followed up with his running, lunging strikes and easily put Wei Lei down, following up with strikes on the ground for an easy knockout to a stunned silence from the crowd.
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By comparison, keeping in mind no independent group tracked strikes in Libya, and one didn't track Somalia, the groups estimated that between 472 and 498 drone strikes killed between 2,296 and 2,944 militants.
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IG Metall said on Thursday that strikes would continue into the coming week, adding that it would start 24-hour strikes if no agreement was reached by the Pentecost holiday in mid-May.
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The first strike was called off after the airport offered wage increases, but strikes are still possible the weekend of August 22 — the same as the Ryanair strikes — if staff reject the offer.
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"Should there still be no progress then, we will add more warning strikes and decide whether to go for 24-hour strikes," Knut Giesler, head of IG Metall in North Rhine-Westphalia, said.
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"You could use them for assassination strikes or you could use them for preventative strikes," said Harry Kazianis, director of defense studies at the Center for the National Interest, a U.S think tank.
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The Air France strikes - which have on general impacted about 30 percent of flights - have coincided with railway strikes in France over the last month, resulting in widespread travel disruption across the country.
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That is the thing about spinning or jumping strikes, they do take a higher degree of skill to perform than more fundamental strikes, but almost any healthy fighter can learn to perform them.
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It said in a statement the strikes targeted Islamic State positions in seven areas, including near Tal Afar, where 11 strikes destroyed nine bunkers, five culverts and four bridges used by the militants.
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The agency is already poised to broaden its program of covert drone strikes into Afghanistan; it had largely been centered on the tribal regions of Pakistan, with occasional strikes in Syria and Yemen.
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While widespread strikes over pay and conditions a year ago forced Ryanair to cancel hundreds of flights, the first series of strikes since then in Britain, Spain and Portugal has caused minimal disruption.
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Wall Street Journal reporting indicates that some of them are related to drone strikes in Afghanistan and Pakistan, and the FBI report confirms that Clinton was asked about emails related to drone strikes.
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There were eight U.S. drone counter-terrorism strikes during 2017 in Pakistan compared with just three in 2016 and 117 strikes in 2010, according to figures from the Foundation for Defense of Democracies .
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Also, while the average number of striking employees was effectively the same, FMCS data indicate that strikes in non-RTW states lasted about twice as long, on average, as strikes in RTW states.
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The coalition said it had no indications that an airstrike hit civilians, but in its daily report on coalition strikes, the United States military acknowledged that strikes were carried out in the area.
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Syria launched 40 surface-to-air missiles against the strikes, McKenzie said, adding Syria's missiles were "largely ineffective" and most were launched after the strikes from the U.S., U.K. and France took place.
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The strikes were also held on Tuesday but not Monday.
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The baby bust also strikes a blow to American exceptionalism.
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That is why military expertise strikes me as very important.
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They had organized three hunger strikes to protest their treatment.
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As in the original, tragedy strikes during Dumbo's first show.
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Israeli strikes have also gone after ISIS fighters inside Syria.
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CROWLEY: I mean, I think those are their preemptive strikes.
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I mean, did she strikes out as a good spokesperson?
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SUMMERS: I think she strikes me as a levelheaded spokesperson.
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That's why there is only one appropriate response: Warning strikes.
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Measles is a deadly infectious disease that typically strikes children.
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Three whales died from ship strikes and four from malnutrition.
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Other strikes hit near Mosul, Kisik, Haditha, Albu Hayat, Habbaniyah.
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Are residents using the popup clinic when flu season strikes?
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After a certain number of strikes, a suspension is initiated.
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The meteorite strikes continued, some excavating craters 1,4.33 kilometers across.
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"He threw a lot of strikes," manager John Farrell said.
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What strikes you when reading The Origins of Totalitarianism now?
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And at this price point that strikes me as ideal.
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At hospitals there, medics have held two strikes this year.
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He was the national umpire, he called balls and strikes.
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I know it's all one sentence, but sometimes serendipity strikes.
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Now the numbers of strikes might increase without public disclosures.
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What strikes you from this particular crime scene and investigation?
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The United States carried out cruise missile strikes on Oct.
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The union on Thursday threatened further strikes for next week.
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Strikes were planned for this weekend as well as Dec.
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ET: Added comment from Amazon about German and Spanish strikes.
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It was not clear if Russian air strikes would stop.
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In all, Tanaka required just 73 pitches, 55 for strikes.
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What matters most is signing them up before tragedy strikes.
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And the strikes are not fulfilling their aim, he argued.
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UFO strikes are a fairly recent phenomenon in the event.
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"It just strikes him as terrifyingly antiquated," says Mr Brooker.
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The whole book strikes me as being about the apocalypse.
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As the protests continued, the IDF launched two air strikes.
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Silva was brutally stopped with strikes in all the losses.
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His ambitious domestic reform program has been barraged by strikes.
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"You just sit and think about the strikes," he said.
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When you realize that he is too young, dissipation strikes.
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Twice as many people died by lightning strikes last year.
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She also has two strikes against her: prophecy and legitimacy.
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By December of 323, strikes were held in 232 cities.
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If that last one strikes you as odd, it should.
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Some fear the conflict will provoke strikes, further hitting production.
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They hope any strikes won't be for show this time.
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It strikes a pleasing balance between being fun and informative.
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The baking mood strikes us when we least expect it.
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Here are three major reforms: 👉 Lessens "three strikes" sentences.
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Counter strikes are the most powerful weapons a fighter has.
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She has called for strikes and publicly criticised hospital bosses.
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He added, though, that he would not back the strikes.
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Hearing all these stories really strikes a chord with Kim.
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They argued that strikes would destroy Mr Kim's nuclear ambitions.
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Of these, open strikes were the fastest and most accurate.
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But eventually tragedy strikes, rocking and nearly rupturing the family.
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That in turn makes it more vulnerable when trouble strikes.
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The Kremlin launched its air strikes in Syria on Sept.
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The strikes have been inconvenient, occasionally exasperating, but not crippling.
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Amnesty's report investigated five air strikes in Lower Shabelle region.
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And it often cripples the country with strikes and protests.
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After the revolution, unions called strikes and demanded more jobs.
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At least two inmates have died since the strikes started.
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Civil War is The Empire Strikes Back for the MCU.
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Fighting and air strikes continued in the countryside around Aleppo.
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Last year, Amazon warehouse workers conducted similar strikes across Europe.
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Look at how the weapon strikes the object of worship.
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There aren't necessarily that many more strikes occurring, he said.
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Davidson's point is illustrated by last Thursday's strikes in Syria.
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I don't even want to make it to three strikes.
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Look, The Empire Strikes Back is a very good movie.
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What kills more people annually: lightning strikes or shark attacks?
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The official calls those strikes "textbook cases" of preventive action.
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Today NPR's main story involves teacher strikes in my state.
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Turkey's strikes drew criticism from the United States and Russia.
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The missile strikes were supported by a majority of Americans.
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Last we checked, arrow strikes aren't typically covered under warranties.
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We don't know how many more military strikes are planned.
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Saoudi strikes me as a man who needs a break.
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The app should then notify you the moment Lightning strikes.
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While strikes expire after 90 days, the warning does not.
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Most Senate Democrats responded to the strikes with cautious praise.
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They are supposed to be calling balls and strikes, correct?
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Empire baddie Orson Krennic (Ben Mendelsohn) strikes a power pose.
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She conquers, but it strikes back for its final revenge.
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It includes refueling Saudi jets that are carrying out strikes.
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According to Darwish, two waves of strikes hit the hospital.
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Drury and Mathis both went down on contested third strikes.
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A number of planned strikes have been called this month.
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He left after throwing just 80 pitches, 56 for strikes.
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"This strikes me as a fairly significant problem," he said.
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He strikes the man in the side as he stands.
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Ventura threw 82 pitches and only 41 went for strikes.
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He hits those mistake breaking balls, especially with two strikes.
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He threw only 69 pitches, with 49 going for strikes.
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Air strikes destroyed IS stores and vehicles, the SDF said.
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Strikes broke out after ICA's work ground to a halt.
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If this strikes a chord, girl, you have curl envy.
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Washington has denied launching any air strikes against the country.
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But he also strikes out nearly 12 batters a game.
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A U.S. military official denied any knowledge of the strikes.
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Since liberation, residents have been divided over the air strikes.
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Those strikes have continued months later, as has the bloodshed.
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He did not name those carrying out the air strikes.
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Two years ago there were between 700 and 43 strikes.
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Aerial strikes and bombardment have pounded residential areas for days.
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If someone flags something ... They try to hide those strikes.
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Our bet is they're smooching when the clock strikes 12.
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The body strikes the water at 75 miles per hour.
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Of the 59 pitches he threw, just 33 were strikes.
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Of the 59 pitches he threw, only 26 were strikes.
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When frostbite strikes, ice crystals can form on the skin.
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Thursday's stoppages are not part of the programmed rolling strikes.
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"You have to throw strikes," Detroit manager Brad Ausmus said.
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He used four pitches and he threw them for strikes.
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The Pentagon has said it is investigating all three strikes.
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Inspiration most often strikes when you let your thoughts drift.
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When illness strikes, patients in poor countries expect to suffer.
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Calamity strikes, or the natural order turns on its head.
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Hollande has condemned Putin's "unacceptable" support for Syrian air strikes.
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And sometimes we are seeing strikes just around those issues.
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Harvey struck out three batters, all on called third strikes.
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They would be killed in drone strikes there in 2012.
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They found charred bodies of militants hit by air strikes.
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"Three houses were destroyed by two air strikes," Ayed said.
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Pulling the videos counts as strikes against the Facebook pages.
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Fordow was built to withstand Israeli and American air strikes.
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This means that renters face greater losses when calamity strikes.
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"Bartolo throws a lot of strikes and nibbles," Spangenberg said.
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His reaction strikes one as — to use Darroch's phrase — insecure.
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This had led to strikes and protests against the company.
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The United States conducts about 75 percent of all strikes.
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The coalition says it directs strikes only at military targets.
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The snake strikes they recorded took 48 to 84 milliseconds.
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Rail services across Britain were also disrupted by lightning strikes.
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Because they know that strikes at the core of freedom.
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Fewer than half (34) of his 72 pitches were strikes.
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Mr Haftar is aided by Emirati and Egyptian air strikes.
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Headlines Royal Mail wins court injunction to block strikes on.ft.
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Invasion or air strikes were the preferred means of retaliation.
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One day the teacher, suddenly and unexpectedly, strikes the prince.
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All four walks in the inning came with two strikes.
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Sometimes, he takes three strikes and returns to the dugout.
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The strikes came anyway, sending shock waves through the haze.
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The strikes against Pakistan were met with cheers in India.
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The roll strikes Annie's breast and she yells in surprise.
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Evans then immediately strikes Debose on the face several times.
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Of the 211 pitches he threw, 22014 were for strikes.
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"It was kind of three strikes for us," Mahaney said.
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It said 140 of those came from U.S. air strikes.
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Could strikes be legal under existing U.N. Security Council resolutions?
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Let's imagine that the Supreme Court strikes down the declaration.
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Iran still denies involvement in the strikes on Saudi Arabia.
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Ausmus had just been ejected for arguing balls and strikes.
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And that strikes me as an unhealthy place to be.
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They said strikes will continue and operations will not resume.
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It's a long way from illegal strikes to performance prizes.
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Syria claimed 15 people were killed in the U.S. strikes.
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By ceasing Signature Strikes, we will dramatically decrease civilian casualties.
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The Assad regime has fiercely denied conducting the chemical strikes.
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Cultural and commercial lightning of that magnitude rarely strikes twice.
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This idea strikes me as fatuous and fantastical at once.
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Illness rarely strikes, and when it does, it subsides quickly.
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Headlines Sinclair Broadcast strikes $3.9 bln Tribune Media deal on.ft.
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Drone strikes in Somalia have skyrocketed under President Donald Trump.
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Seven strikes in Syria hit various militant targets, it added.
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Prisoners have so far declared strikes in eight Israeli prisons.
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But what happens when the unspeakable strikes a small town?
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Iran also issued strong statements early Saturday condemning the strikes.
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Finnish transportation and construction workers announced similar strikes on Tuesday.
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The strikes targeted areas linked to Syria's chemical weapons program.
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Throwing strikes takes talent, but in Denver, it takes more.
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For the US, the strikes raise a number of questions.
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The president approved strikes in places far from combat zones.
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" Whitman's first installment strikes a vatic, exclamatory note: "Manly health!
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But the second the dancers walk off, apathy strikes again.
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It's nunchucks and swords against flailing strikes and wardrobe malfunctions.
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Russia began supporting Assad's troops in September with air strikes.
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YouTube applies strikes, which the channel owner can then appeal.
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Most backfists that land end up being forearm strikes anyway.
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A few ground strikes later, and the deed was done.
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Overwatch League strikes a milestone deal with Disney and ESPN
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In 2017, most of those strikes were in urban areas.
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Some strikes, it said, may even amount to war crimes.
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Go deeper: 3 years of U.S. strikes in Syria mapped.
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It's "Nightmare on My Street" that strikes that perfect balance.
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The second new experiment strikes me as really useful, though.
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But this strikes me as both absurd and overly simplistic.
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The first Turkish air strikes in northeastern Syria began Wednesday.
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Here are the key takeaways about how SoftBank strikes deals
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Port workers, who fear job cuts, have staged repeated strikes.
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A: The surgical strikes happened on the 29th of September.
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But you watch Nolasco, he threw strikes with a mix.
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He strikes an "ideological sweet spot," a political consultant said.
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Yet there are many intangibles when calling balls and strikes.
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Following the U.S. retaliatory strikes, U.S. Central Command chief Gen.
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Many of the people he met died in drone strikes.
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It then avoids spy satellite tracking and military counter strikes.
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The next rounds of strikes will be held on Sept.
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Verlander recorded 18 called strikes and 16 swings and misses.
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He hasn't violated the company's three strikes policy, she said.
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That strikes me as both very human and very cool.
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Other strikes appeared to take aim at Iraqi security forces.
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" The next year, he called the three-strikes provision "wacko.
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That strikes us as extreme and deserving of more attention.
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If they do, future strikes and protests will be feasible.
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She strikes me as a pragmatist with Midwestern common sense.
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Trump approved strikes on Iran, but then abruptly pulled back.
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The coalition denied carrying out any strikes in the area.
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Private gas stations that had participated in strikes were shuttered.
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More than 100 shops announced strikes in social media posts.
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He did not say when the strikes would be held.
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Power line strikes and illegal shootings commonly cause premature death.
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When the clock strikes midnight, the air fills with smoke.
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One order demanded "opportune and massive strikes" against the enemy.
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His support for Russian air strikes in Syria was welcomed.
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It is possible the Israeli military carried out the strikes.
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It said Syrian and Russian planes carried out the strikes.
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Tiger Strikes Asteroid, 1329 Willoughby Avenue, No. 2A, Brooklyn; tigerstrikesasteroid.com.
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" When traumatic death strikes, the most common question is, "Why?
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What also strikes me is the work's overt visual appeal.
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The question of ICE's union representation strikes at the deeper
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The Afghan Air Force responded with air strikes, Aman added.
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On August 5, protesters led widespread strikes around the city.
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About 75% of the colonies survived the initial storm strikes.
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There is a new cancer that strikes only homosexual men.
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Military officials said they were not aware of any strikes.
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There have already been three strikes in Somalia this year.
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Danish, British and Australian forces also participated in the strikes.
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In some of those strikes, teachers got what they wanted.
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Strikes in Iran's bazaar also have served as political bellwethers.
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Consider Trump's dramatic increase in the use of air strikes.
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This war isn't limited to drone strikes or aerial bombings.
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All of which strikes me as carrying not much import.
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"I'm a guy who calls balls and strikes," he said.
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All five of the Rockies' hits came with two strikes.
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Head on over there and see what strikes your fancy.
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"Only swing at strikes!" shouted one man nursing a beer.
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Clearly, making teacher strikes illegal will not necessarily prevent them.
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If a channel receives three strikes, it is permanently banned.
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Trump said no U.S. troops were killed in Tehran's strikes.
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President Trump's air strikes against Syria were of dubious legality.
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President Trump ordered missile strikes on the airfield days later.
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Ankara said Syrian planes had carried out the air strikes.
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Maybe next time inspiration strikes, it will find you laughing.
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That compares with 83 strikes against the Shabab in 2018.
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But there is no end in sight for the strikes.
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The Trump administration, in calibrating strikes, faced two bad choices.
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Mr. Trump's strikes appear to fall into the latter category.
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Earlier, Khamenei likened the strikes to a "slap" against America.
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We took strikes into Syria when chemical weapons were used.
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That doesn't get "rooted out" with assassinations and missile strikes.
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A week of action will occur between the two strikes.
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Is there one word that always strikes you as funny?
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"They got the big hits with two strikes," Cotton said.
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Strikes like this can bring a family to the ground.
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Russia says it stopped air strikes in Aleppo on Tuesday.
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Tripoli's Mitiga airport was shut following air strikes and shelling.
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This Sunday is — lightning strikes, thunder crashes — Super Bowl Sunday.
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There is nothing for you there but flamesAnd drone strikes.
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Its analysts have also explored preemptive nuclear strikes as well.
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Gun violence; health care; drone strikes; domestic violence; Ukraine; taxes.
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But he said strikes against Gulf nations were another matter.
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Air strikes have also targeted rebel areas of the city.
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We'll find out next year, when Travis Strikes Again launches.
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Strikes were brutally crushed and labor unions all but annihilated.
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Trump isn't the only national politician watching these strikes closely.
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Maybe they even want to join the strikes with you.
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Parly did not specify who was carrying out the strikes.
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He threw just 51 strikes among his 63 pitches Sunday.
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You ever see that really old movie, "Empire Strikes Back"?
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Two recent strikes were carried out under the new authorities.
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But Friday's global climate strikes are meant to include everyone.
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"This whole thing strikes me as political bribery," Chaffetz complained.
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He threw strikes, and he came out of it well.
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LNA air strikes have repeatedly hit civilian areas in Tripoli.
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Deutsche Bahn said the warning strikes would affect services considerably.
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During some of the strikes, teachers got what they wanted.
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She went on hunger strikes to protest the imaginary surveillance.
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A week of action is planned between the two strikes.
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What strikes you now as the most significant, and why?
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"The last strikes me as potentially quite problematic," he said.
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He struck two and threw 65 pitches, 35 for strikes.
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He banged on the walls, three strikes in quick succession.
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The A.K.P. government has banned strikes of nearly 200,000 workers.
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That strikes me as a place that you would mock.
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And raisins, she observes, have a few strikes against them.
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The incident began after Cabrera was called out on strikes.
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Of course, it's usually Golovkin who strikes fear into opponents.
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US drone strikes have long been a source of controversy.
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One of the things that strikes me, we both commute.
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The strikes weren't frequent but the pressure was a constant.
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Strikes are not permanent, which means they're eventually wiped clean.
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In the exhibition's final room, Raad strikes a lighter tone.
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WASHINGTON(Reuters) - The United States and its allies conducted 18 strikes against Islamic State in Iraq and Syria on Sunday in their latest round of daily strikes, according to the coalition leading the operations.
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A renewed assault began last Tuesday after a weeks-long pause in air strikes and shelling, although battles and air strikes had carried on along the city's front lines and in the surrounding countryside.
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After the Second World War, wages were more generous in sectors of the economy with a high rate of strikes, but that's no longer the case, probably because strikes are more likely to fail.
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German-operated Lufthansa and DJI are beginning a new program to see if drones could help inspect aircraft surfaces and turbine engines after bird strikes, and less face it, future drone strikes as well.
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But there are many, many other things that have to be done, both after a disaster strikes and before it strikes in terms of risk prevention, and the Red Cross doesn't help with that.
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The Air France strikes have coincided with strikes from workers at the SNCF state rail firm protesting against government plans to reform the SNCF, causing widespread travel disruption in France over the last month.
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Pentagon officials denied responsibility for the strikes, according to the AP. "At this time, the Department of Defense is not conducting air strikes in Syria," the Pentagon said in a statement provided to CNN.
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A series of strikes that some say look like a declaration of warTop political and military leaders in Iraq, Syria and Lebanon denounced the Israeli strikes, calling them tantamount to a declaration of war.
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From a labor relations perspective, the strikes are problematic both politically and economically — politically because strikes occur outside the legal system and economically because teachers may avoid some of the consequences of a strike.
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India's top diplomats hailed the strikes in wickedly obtuse language as "pre-emptive nonmilitary strikes" and the giddily compliant news media were told by official sources that more than 300 militants had been killed.
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Last year, the number of workers who participated in significant strikes soared to nearly 2700,216, its highest point since the mid-235s, while the total duration of such strikes reached a 22007-year high.
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Iran&aposs decision to stand down after casualty-free strikes on Iraqi bases housing US troops and the US&aposs decision not to respond to those strikes were both positive steps amid rising tensions.
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" Air strikes have reportedly started: "The Turkish military operation into Syria has been launched with air strikes and will be supported by artillery and howitzer fire, a Turkish security source told Reuters on Wednesday.
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In some instances, ground operations were supplemented by increased use of drone strikes, but without strong human intelligence capabilities on the ground, some questionable drone strikes have resulted in negative consequences for the mission.
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"In the short-term, the impact of the strikes is probably very limited," COE-Rexecode's Ferrand said, noting that the much-more paralyzing strikes of 1995 had only shaved 0.2 percentage points off GDP.
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His government last week announced emergency financing in a failed attempt to head off further hospital strikes and has been negotiating with unions over pension reform ahead of nationwide transport strikes on Dec. 5.
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His government last week announced emergency financing in a failed attempt to head off further hospital strikes and has been negotiating with unions over pension reform ahead of nationwide transport strikes on Dec. 5.
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Saturday's air strikes were the first coordinated Western strikes against President Bashar al-Assad's government in a seven-year war that has killed more than 500,000 people and drawn in global powers and neighboring states.
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The US military has carried out 28 drone strikes in the country this year, with 15 of those happening in the last three months, according to the Bureau of Investigative Journalism, which tracks the strikes.
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Although most of the U.S. strikes taking place in areas like North Africa are drone strikes, the report will also cover other lethal counterterrorism operations like bombing raids carried out by the U.S. since 2009.
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For the past week the LNA had pounded the area with air strikes as it mobilized to retake the ports, and it continued to target its rivals with air strikes on Thursday as they retreated.
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A Pentagon spokesman had accused Russian and Syria government forces on Wednesday of destroying Aleppo's two main hospitals with air strikes, though he did not specify when the strikes were alleged to have taken place.
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In Friday's release, the White House made public an executive order laying out policies to minimize civilian casualties in counterterrorism strikes and a plan to start making public the basic statistics on strikes each year.
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The administration publicly assessed that the strikes will significantly impact the regime's ability to develop, deploy and use chemical weapons in the future, and that the strikes set their chemical weapons program back by years.
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Both the U.S. and Afghan air forces conduct strikes against the Taliban and other insurgent targets and the incident underlined the risks posed as they have stepped up the pace of strikes in recent months.
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Adding more strikes won't make strikes more desirable because loot is either useless or so rare that a player can go hundreds of hours chasing a specific item and never get the one they want.
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JERUSALEM/GAZA (Reuters) - Israeli fighter jets launched air strikes on suspected Islamic Jihad positions in Syria, the Israeli military said on Monday, after the militant group and Israel exchanged rockets and air strikes around Gaza.
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The Houthis had in September unilaterally released 350 prisoners, including three Saudis, after extending an offer to halt cross-border missile and drone strikes on Saudi Arabia if the coalition ended air strikes on Yemen.
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Dozens of civilians, including children and women from Manbij who had fled the city at the height of the aerial strikes, were killed in suspected U.S. coalition air strikes last month, residents and monitors said.
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Not only did the retaliatory strikes appear to fail to stem more attacks on the U.S.-led coalition, Iraq protested the U.S. air strikes and said members of its security forces were among the dead.
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In Pakistan, too, the CIA is expanding its drone strikes against al Qaeda and the Taliban, launching eight strikes against terrorist targets in 2017, according to the Foundation for Defense of Democracies' Long War Journal.
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" Conricus, however, said the impact of the Israeli strikes was "significant.
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Haftar's forces have besieged the city and launched occasional air strikes.
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Already, there have been strikes and protests that have turned violent.
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The commandos called in air strikes and helicopters to extract them.
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You won't regret having cash on hand if an emergency strikes.
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In a nuclear launch, you have to time your strikes carefully.
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It indicated 69 nuclear strikes on the suburb of Pushkino alone.
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He did walked one and threw 75 strikes on 103 pitches.
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With his strikes against Portugal, his tally in Russia reached three.
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Berkeley, CA (Reuters) - When an earthquake strikes literally every second counts.
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"We had a little disagreement on balls and strikes," Counsell said.
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After three strikes, a channel is banned from the platform entirely.
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But Nicholson played down the impact the strikes would have nationwide.
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For Russia, the new closeness strikes at questions of national identity.
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Rail services across the UK were also disrupted by lightning strikes.
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It did not mention the heavy aerial strikes on opposition areas.
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The new keyboard feels softer when the key strikes bottom out.
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A page can be permanently deleted if it gets enough strikes.
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The statement did not say how the strikes were carried out.
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In that article we ruminated on the art of 'show' strikes.
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Anderson preserved the lead until exiting after 107 pitches (67 strikes).
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Two strikes on Maybin and he hits one in the gap.
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The U.S. military and CIA have carried out strikes in Yemen.
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It's about going after guys ... having the confidence to throw strikes.
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Once the clock strikes 2019, however, those rules no longer apply.
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But it will be three strikes you&aposre out for ZTE.
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There were no casualties in the air strikes or rocket launches.
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There hasn't, unfortunately, been any inclusion of prison strikes or protests.
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The air strikes were conducted by U.S. Army helicopters and drones.
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Saudi-owned broadcaster Al Arabiya also reported strikes on the airport.
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HAYES: But even that, honestly, even that strikes me as optimistic.
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The PGA Tour said two lightning strikes had hit the course.
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Turkey's state-owned Anadolu agency said two air strikes took place.
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If a nation strikes an American interests, President Trump's been unambiguous.
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Something that Brown writes about vulnerability strikes Gilbert as especially true.
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President Donald Trump has further loosened the rules for drone strikes.
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At the same time, neighborhoods were battered by US-led strikes.
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There were 43 strikes against al-Shabaab in all of 2016.
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He struck out five while throwing 64 strikes in 97 pitches.
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"[T]hat's why this case strikes me as unusual," he said.
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He walked only one and threw 230 pitches, 2100 for strikes.
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He was hurt most, though, by his inability to throw strikes.
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He struck out one without a walk and threw 21 strikes.
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So when tragedy strikes, it becomes incorporated into that larger narrative.
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Coalition warplanes have conducted intermittent air strikes, mostly in the evening.
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As a person received more warnings ("strikes"), their penalties would increase.
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It turns out, nothing actually happened after you received six strikes.
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He left after that, having thrown 103 pitches, 210 for strikes.
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The airline was hit by a series of strikes in March.
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Overall, Berrios threw 107 pitches, 71 for strikes, in the victory.
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But we all know when the clock strikes horny, nothing matters.
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There were multiple lightning strikes on the grid on Aug. 9.
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If something strikes a chord, an Ocean's 9 would be ideal.
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And in exchange, organizers won't encourage labor strikes against the company.
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When the metal is hot, it gets flattened in three strikes.
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He is writing his own book on the recent teachers strikes.
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This might well improve the accuracy of strikes by military drones.
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Flyers and investors in Air France should brace for more strikes.
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The strikes have been inconvenient, and occasionally exasperating, but not crippling.
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The pain is magnified by brutality that strikes close to home.
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Israel responded by pounding Gaza with air strikes, killing 27 Palestinians.
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Strikes are less debilitating than before, though still worse than elsewhere.
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This idea of congruity and balance strikes a chord within me.
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A BHP spokesman said the strikes would have no "material impact".
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ET. It was not clear why the strikes were called off.
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Intelligence for signature strikes always had multiple threads and deep history.
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It strikes the right balance of price, convenience, and charging speed.
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Miley recorded an equal number of called and swinging strikes: 14.
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Before that there were two strikes at the end of January.
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It has been targeted by U.S. air strikes for a decade.
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And union-led strikes and labor uprisings were interpreted as communistic.
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Are you bringing anything with you in case a sandstorm strikes?
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Thus the 'missed' strikes could result in escalation rather than deescalation.
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The employers are challenging the strikes in court and seeking damages.
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Air strikes in Van killed four other militants, the army said.
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One of its franchises, Northern, has been hit hard by strikes.
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Grievances such as these have motivated teacher strikes in five states.
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With a secret talent for strikes, Rihanna handily topped the scoreboard.
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The strikes have brought disruption but not paralysed the transport network.
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The SNPL is among 10 labor groupings that back the strikes.
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A White House aide hinted that military strikes were being considered.
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Bend your back leg behind so your knee strikes the ground.
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After the police arrive, a flailing Anna accidentally strikes an officer.
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So keeping that going for a while strikes me as okay.
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The Houthi rebels say those strikes have killed hundreds of inmates.
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But what are you supposed to do when the outbreak strikes?
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He walked just one and threw 23 strikes on 99 pitches.
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Dozens of feints, a high output of strikes, beautiful takedown defense.
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Autocorrect strikes and turns an innocent query into a raunchy request.
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Hundreds of strikes by bats and reptiles were reported in 2014.
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He weathered the first strikes by NHS doctors for 40 years.
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Under "three strikes" rules, petty thieves have been jailed for life.
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The report included 26 deaths from three separate strikes in March.
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For a growing number of parents, the image strikes a chord.
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The G7 strikes me as the better device, to be frank.
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But what if that analysis informs future decisions about drone strikes?
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The US alone has killed thousands of people in drone strikes.
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Once you've got your code and the clock strikes 3 p.m.
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Teachers' strikes have this year hit West Virginia, Oklahoma and Kentucky.
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Russia has turned a blind eye to Israel's frequent air strikes.
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Then the at-bat reached two strikes, and things got weird.
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Monday's action coincides with strikes in the United States and Belgium.
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Gomez has a history of conflict with Grupo Mexico, including strikes.
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The US military is conducting a formal review of the strikes.
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In other war zones hospitals are off limits for air strikes.
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How will the strikes translate into a change in Assad's behavior?
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That's not to say Trump's strikes have done much to date.
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The missile strikes, meanwhile, irked Russia for at least two reasons.
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An incomplete list of strikes and protests is being built here.
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Jeff Davis said the strikes took place at 8:40 p.m.
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That strikes me as a very strange way to choose podcasts.
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Like many of the teacher strikes, theirs would break the law.
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Coalition warplanes and warships launched strikes targeting the Houthis, they added.
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This post ran originally on THUMP UK. The clock strikes two.
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Such military strikes have been carried out repeatedly in recent weeks.
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Josh Tomlin strikes out six batters for every one he walks.
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It accused Damascus of initiating air strikes, artillery and rocket attacks.
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On Thursday the first trailer for Johnny English Strikes Again dropped.
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But when bad luck strikes, the president's problems become everyone's problems.
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The coalition has made more than 20,000 strikes through March 2017.
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Again and again, Trump strikes and Obama turns the other cheek.
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"I was just hoping to throw strikes, and compete," Buchanan said.
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Friday's air strikes failed to kill Mumin, the security source said.
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Headlines * Rockwell Collins strikes $6.4bn deal for B/E Aerospace on.ft.
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Some of them are peaceful, some of these strikes are peaceful.
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Interestingly, federal employees can't use strikes to protest the current situation.
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This allowed Vannata to set up counter strikes and kick catches.
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RHP Carlos Martinez left after throwing 92 pitches, including 65 strikes.
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The YPG said the strikes killed six civilians and three fighters.
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Go deeper: Understanding America's ethanol policy; The ethanol empire strikes back
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And in our house it was three strikes and you're out.
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Russia said the U.S. strikes against Assad's government violated international law.
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The United States has occasionally carried out strikes against al Shabaab.
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Ostensibly, the Italians are only going to permit "defensive" drone strikes.
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Neighboring France has also been hit by strikes by airline staff.
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Lamet, however, sat down Chris Taylor and Curtis Granderson on strikes.
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And I don't see why these air strikes should be stopped.
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The strikes showed the same worrying sophistication as those in Paris.
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He also gave no timeframe or other details regarding the strikes.
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"We will not hesitate to plan further warning strikes," Osterloh said.
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In the early 1900s, the Suffragettes waged hunger strikes in prison.
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Israel usually retaliates with air strikes against battle stations in Syria.
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Barnhart wasn't able to get Stephenson to throw enough strikes, though.
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Russian air strikes around Aleppo and IS-held Palmyra have continued.
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If the court strikes down the impeachment, Park will be reinstated.
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This strikes me as the ultimate exercise in losing the plot.
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Given everything I've seen and studied, that strikes me as unlikely.
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But decapitation strikes never work when your enemy is a Hydra.
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The strikes also destroyed at least 40 vehicles, an official said.
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It strikes to the core of the problem with Warren's campaign.
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Daesh withdraw, and the strikes end up killing civilians - whole families.
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The president also gave commanders more authority in ordering air strikes.
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The US used these missiles twice in strikes against neighboring Syria.
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Air strikes caused 519 civilian casualties, 150 of whom were children.
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Harvey was almost as precise, with 70 strikes across 104 pitches.
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It was unclear if that was related to the U.S. strikes.
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They do say that inspiration strikes when you least expect it.
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The US, meanwhile, routinely launches drone strikes into AQAP-controlled areas.
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He is the first fighter flagged under the three-strikes rule.
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Since the attack, Trump tweeted about potential missile strikes multiple times.
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Seven of the nine hits Zimmermann allowed came with two strikes.
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A deputy pulls out his baton, strikes, they tase him again.
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"Tanner is known to throw strikes," Washington manager Dusty Baker said.
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The strikes killed and wounded more than 40 civilians, it said.
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The allied strikes infuriated Syria and its allies, Russia and Iran.
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If these strikes are challenged, prosecutors can claim race-neutral reasons.
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Israel responded with air strikes that killed a militant in Gaza.
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The Combined Joint Task Force has conducted 20,205 strikes in total.
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I recall seeing The Empire Strikes Back when I was young.
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Some pitchers are very aggressive; they throw strikes all the time.
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That strikes me as outside the bounds of good journalistic practice.
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University professors have also mounted sporadic strikes over pay and conditions.
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It was also unclear whether the Aleppo strikes had killed anyone.
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Aerial strikes and bombardment have relentlessly pounded residential areas for days.
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More recently, Brown has shown her support for the climate strikes.
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He fired 20 pitches in all, but only 55 were strikes.
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To work with Chuck and Nancy as the mood strikes him?
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In the past, Bolton has openly advocated military strikes against Iran.
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The age of strikes at Lordstown was now all but over.
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It said an Israeli aircraft also carried out strikes in Gaza.
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The sit-down strikes in Flint, Michigan, in December 1936 that
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"We've Got 'Three Strikes'—It's Working," Carlson excoriated the president and
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" The Empire Strikes Back" (1980) and "Return of the Jedi" (1983).
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I like the balance that Allstate strikes between affordability and value.
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But the president's own response on Twitter strikes a different note.
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But Schiller's testimony strikes me as a confirmation that someone tried.
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U.S. forces first launched strikes against ISIS-Somalia in November 2017.
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"strikes," according to Marcusa, are influenced by the same activism these
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In an industry where talent is scarce, strikes could cripple operations.
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Former residents say those buried were victims of coalition air strikes.
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He tossed 97 pitches, 60 for strikes, and threw 50 cutters.
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A series of strikes loom over the North Sea this summer.
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Comey has not just three, but five strikes against him. 6900.
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The empire finally strikes back — Disney+Pedro Pascal + Baby Yoda = genius.
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With drone strikes, we do not know who we are killing.
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Those strikes have been renewed in recent days, advocacy groups say.
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He threw 110 pitches against the Jays, 76 of them strikes.
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If that question strikes fear into your heart, you're a parent.
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Seven of those strikes took place between November 9 and 14.
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This strikes me as similar to the history of early Christianity.
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And once he got to two strikes, he unleashed wicked sliders.
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"We have seen more than 40 strikes since 06h30," it said.
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It just strikes me that it's another work of Washington fiction.
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"I hope these strikes impose meaningful costs on Assad," he said.
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Air strikes did not stop outside the city during the ceasefire.
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"We did not deliberately target personnel in these strikes," Votel said.
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As a result, many consumers are unprepared if a disaster strikes.
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Previous strikes targeted regional commanders in Bayda and nearby Maarib province.
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The two other strikes killed militants and destroyed weapons and vehicles.
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Merkel has however ruled out joining any possible strikes against Syria.
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Comrades have died in some storms, and also from lightning strikes.
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Speaking Thursday, Assad issued a strong warning about strikes against Syria.
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The U.S. has been conducting air strikes in Syria since 2014.
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There were no strikes in the final three months of 2018.
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Tenants unions fight rezoning, target district supervisors, and pursue rent strikes.
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They embrace, then lightning strikes the giant antenna next to them.
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Context: Pulling the videos counts as strikes against the Facebook pages.
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Those strikes were meant as a deterrent; as such they failed.
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Darcy is a taciturn neurosurgeon, who strikes Liz as unbearably condescending.
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The New York Times: Texas judge strikes down ObamaCare as unconstitutional.
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For all these reasons, these strikes were legitimate, proportionate, and justified.
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Strikes are frequent from actors on both sides of the border.
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There were no air strikes, beatings or threats of sexual violence.
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Does a near finish count for more than sustained lesser strikes?
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" Haaretz: "Israel Air Force strikes five Hamas outposts in northern Gaza.
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Be smart: Just as interesting is what the strikes were not.
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France and Britain both argued for strikes as well, per Reuters.
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No strikes were directed against targets in Iraq, the official said.
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He did walk one and threw 75 strikes on 103 pitches.
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The urge to take it out on myself physically strikes me.
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Last year saw the highest number of worker strikes on record.
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Sometimes genius just strikes you like a thunderbolt from a Voltorb.
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And yet, the UK claims zero civilian casualties from its strikes.
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Channels are only allowed three copyright strikes before they are deleted.
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It's here that he strikes the balance that defines Victory Lap.
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Chad, resident Bachelorette villain, has a lot of strikes against him.
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Labor organizers had led strikes in the coal and steel industries.
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The operations are a combination of ground raids and drone strikes.
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Group shrugs off US strikes But Al-Shabaab has hit back.
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Four months of Russian air strikes have tipped momentum Assad's way.
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But this has been met by protests and strikes by islanders.
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But when the pandemic strikes, Will insists they go into quarantine.
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When tragedy strikes, Mr. Ross retains a patient and focused eye.
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And that's when you get campaigns, activism, protest movements, strikes. Right?
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This is a film, it strikes me, for the big screen.
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You'd never guess from the poses he strikes when naked here.
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But even such "limited" strikes would be a massive military operation.
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The Saudi-led alliance has responded with strikes on Houthi areas.
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The Saudi-led alliance has responded with strikes on Houthi targets.
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The command did announce right away two other strikes, on Nov.
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Railway workers are already planning rolling strikes in April and May.
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"It strikes me as a reflection of a profoundly divided society."
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Trump says he called off military strikes on Thursday — thank goodness!
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American drones conducted strikes on a training camp there on Sept.
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When the mood strikes him, he watches some soccer on television.
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Is there anything that strikes you about her in this moment?
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That strikes me as the wrong lesson to learn from Trump.
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One way to get strikes: by sending bowling balls down LANES.
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Still, some workers are on the fence about joining the strikes.
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Creighton Abrams, to curtail the use of air and artillery strikes.
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Never. How many strikes does a pitcher throw in a game?
|
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The strikes were joint operation with the British, that official said.
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The strikes killed 403 people, including three girls and one boy.
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But it takes more than drone strikes to solve these problems.
|
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It also said that 169 civilians were injured in American strikes.
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Since the strikes, both sides have stepped back from the brink.
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But the weapon of choice against the Shabab is drone strikes.
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In Wednesday's game, he threw 110 pitches, including 71 for strikes.
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The LA teacher strikes continue; a North Korean official visits Washington.
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Their doubt strikes more deeply at the very existence of colleges.
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Kershaw, facing the cleanup hitter Jesus Aguilar, got two quick strikes.
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When disaster strikes, all contracts are up for renegotiation, Prosen said.
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The Fed's concern about low inflation strikes some critics as misplaced.
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Iran's response to Israeli strikes so far has also been limited.
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Israel hit back with a series of air strikes in Gaza.
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A pillow that strikes the balance between down and memory foam
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" On Monday, Pompeo stressed the retaliatory strikes were a "defensive action.
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"You want your foot completely flat when it strikes," McDaniel says.
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That's when he gets in trouble, when he's not throwing strikes.
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The resulting frustration is partly behind the recent upturn in strikes.
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Air strikes and ground attacks hit 10 schools and a hospital.
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"Death strikes their house," he intones, his voice cavernous and melancholy.
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He believes the military strikes have focused on digitally-savvy members.
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That came after retaliatory Iranian strikes on bases housing U.S. forces.
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Strong winds and updrafts created conditions for hundreds of lightning strikes.
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"So far as it strikes me is very repetitious," Republican Sen.
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Iran was anticipating retaliation to its missile strikes on the bases.
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The Syrian government calls the American strikes violations of its sovereignty.
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He had three strikeouts while tossing 100 pitches, 67 for strikes.
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It was not clear whether the two strikes would be coordinated.
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The strikes complied with the law of war, the statement added.
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The U.S. has conducted eight strikes so far, the official said.
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The strikes prevented schools there from opening this week as planned.
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Each raid released the energy of at least 300 lightning strikes.
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Here, your friend's behavior strikes me as more confusing than rude.
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In response, Turkey launched strikes of its own against Syrian forces.
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That strikes me as contradictory given our conversation a minute ago.
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If nothing strikes your fancy, you can reroll for new picks.
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Additional calls for strikes are possible at any time, Flohr added.
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Those strikes hit wedding parties, farmers, pregnant women, and small children.
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In many cases, such strikes create more problems than they solve.
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The last full-scale strikes at Siemens were during the 1990s.
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Critics note that Trump's air strikes don't have clear legal grounding.
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Enraged by Mr. Assad's wanton barbarity, Mr. Trump ordered missile strikes.
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U.S. and Iraqi officials have said those strikes caused no casualties.
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And remember, when a provocative new notion strikes at 11 p.m.
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This line of thinking strikes at the core of the conflict.
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Mewtwo Strikes Back—Evolution will arrive on Netflix on February 27th.
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Turkey's state-owned Anadolu agency said there were two air strikes.
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Florida has more lightning strikes and fatalities than any other state.
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"When lightning strikes nearby," he said, "wow, do I get scared."
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The theft strikes even L.A. cops as especially bizarre ... or macabre.
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It also said retaliatory air strikes were conducted against the militants.
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Riyadh blamed adversary Iran for the strikes, a charge Tehran denies.
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The air strikes have galvanized calls inside Iraq to expel them.
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The strikes came just hours after the funeral of Qasem Soleimani.
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Perhaps it was that the missile strikes resulted in no deaths.
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The picture is of Iranian strikes in eastern Syria targeting militants.
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However, you've still got to throw strikes and not walk people.
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And larger strikes have created more visible features, including giant craters.
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"I was throwing a lot of strikes early on," Greinke said.
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Sinjar, a town in northwestern Iraq, was devastated by air strikes.
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"Throwing a lot of strikes, getting after the hitters," Renteria said.
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The veteran walked four and threw 96 pitches, 50 for strikes.
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The pilot union announced Thursday's ongoing strikes immediately after the verdict.
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Generally, the impact of rail strikes is widespread and short-lived.
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Strikes on one airfield won't do much to degrade Assad's capabilities.
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But the group is still able to carry out potent strikes.
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He threw 87 pitches, 353 strikes, in 3 1/3 innings.
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How we respond when the storm strikes is up to us.
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Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) to sanction Turkey for the strikes.
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Riyadh and Washington blame the strikes on Iran, which denies involvement.
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The use of the term "sexy time" strikes me as unprofessional.
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Take Boba Fett's appearance here and in The Empire Strikes Back.
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The opposition has called for nationwide strikes on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Obama asked Thunberg about the strikes that have already taken place.
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"There were only a few minutes between me and the strikes."
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The panel on Monday approved a rule that strikes the language.
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The specific finding against Russia pertains to air strikes on Nov.
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With the Padres, Hand strikes out 269 batters per nine innings.
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I usually go for 72 percent, which strikes a good balance.
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Trump strikes me as an easy mark for someone like Putin.
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In 0003 alone, there were 47 strikes that killed 326 people.
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The Russian defense ministry said it carried out four successful strikes.
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Seven stories up, a stone slab strikes construction worker, killing him.
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"The honorable cannot be humiliated," Assad's office tweeted after Friday's strikes.
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If the above strikes you as odd, well, you're not alone.
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There was no immediate confirmation from the coalition about the strikes.
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Each work strikes an endearing balance between black humor and melancholy.
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It strikes me that there is a certain kind of show.
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Why do presidents even use limited strikes if they're rarely effective?
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This concentration of power strikes at the heart of our democracy.
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The UK-based Observatory said the strikes had killed 52 people.
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The curse of saturated fat strikes again here with this dessert.
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For instance, strikes are about pushing for change in the workplace.
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Fewer than 15 percent of fires begin naturally—via lightning strikes.
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Farmers and truckers are also threatening blockages and strikes from Sunday.
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"This bill strikes a compromise that benefits the consumer," Kennedy proclaimed.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States and its allies targeted Islamic State in Iraq with 17 air strikes on Saturday, and hit the militant group with eight air strikes in Syria, the U.S. military said on Sunday.
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The Pentagon is presenting a series of military options — including strikes against air defenses, grounding Syrian aircraft and targeted strikes against those responsible for the recent chemical weapons attack — to the White House, per NBC News.
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Air France is facing a seventh day of strikes on Wednesday in a six-week campaign that has coincided with rolling nationwide rail strikes, as SNCF workers protest against plans to reform the state-owned railway.
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The decision win—which is the first on Nelson's UFC record—saw him shrug off a pair of takedown attempts and land just 33 strikes, while a back-peddling Rosholt landed a similarly low 50 strikes.
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The Pentagon carried out roughly 2628 strikes in Yemen against al Qaeda militants since last week, putting the total number of strikes past 28503 in a little over a month, a Defense Department spokesman said Monday.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States and its allies targeted Islamic State in Iraq with 20 strikes on Friday, and also hit the militant group with four air strikes in Syria, the U.S. military said on Saturday.
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Putin slammed the strikes as an "act of aggression against a sovereign state" and called for an emergency meeting of the United Nations Security Council, but stopped short of threatening any specific retaliation against the strikes.
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Of the four countries conducting air strikes in Libya, the United States is the most transparent about its operations, reporting publicly, for instance, on the 495 air and drone strikes it conducted against ISIS in Sirte.
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Those strikes did little to dampen the Syrian regime's abilities to carry out these type of attacks, and reports at the time indicated planes were taking off from the airstrip soon after the US strikes ended.
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Under the policy, strikes would be expanded to include "foot-soldier jihadists" who do not necessarily have leadership roles, instead of allowing strikes only if militants are considered a "continuing and imminent threat" to U.S. citizens.
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Although the affiliate's power and ability to conduct strikes in the West has diminished under the pressure of strikes by the American military and C.I.A. aircraft, it is still one of the world's most potent forces.
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Punitive strikes, which might otherwise be used to chasten the country, or strikes meant to degrade the missile or nuclear programs, would risk stirring North Korea's fear of an all-out attack, leading to nuclear conflict.
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"While an on-the-ground assessment conducted by Afghan forces immediately following the strikes revealed no indications the strikes caused civilian casualties, we are investigating the incident and subsequent claims further," said U.S. Army Lt. Col.
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Syrian state news agency SANA, citing local sources, said new air strikes on Friday on al-Shafa killed around 30, bringing the total killed this week in strikes on the Islamic State pocket to around 45.
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Some 4,000 employees at other companies in the southwestern state of Baden-Wuerttemberg took part in strikes on Tuesday and further warning strikes are due on Wednesday at other companies, including at domestic appliance maker Miele.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Syrian government and Russian air strikes killed at least 17 people on Tuesday in rebel-held northwestern Syria in a spike in casualties from relentless daily strikes in recent months, witnesses and rescuers said.
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Separately, the Turkish military said 13 PKK militants were killed in air strikes in northern Iraq's Avasin-Basyan and Zap regions and in Turkey's southeastern province of Siirt in air strikes over the past two days.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States and its allies conducted 14 strikes against Islamic State in Iraq and Syria on Sunday, the coalition leading the operations said in a statement amid ongoing daily strikes against the militant group.
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