Because they know that strikes at the core of freedom.
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The question of ICE's union representation strikes at the deeper
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For Russia, the new closeness strikes at questions of national identity.
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Before that there were two strikes at the end of January.
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The age of strikes at Lordstown was now all but over.
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The last full-scale strikes at Siemens were during the 1990s.
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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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This concentration of power strikes at the heart of our democracy.
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The planes fired strikes at buildings that housed families of ISIS fighters.
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The ad also strikes at the German language, questioning its linguistic legitimacy.
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If someone strikes at us from Gaza, they will get hit back.
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This distorted playing field strikes at the heart of the American Dream.
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The observatory said that Russian aircraft were behind the strikes at dawn.
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It threatened to launch "pre-emptive" nuclear strikes at the United States.
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This democratization can feel absurd, but it strikes at a deep truth.
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Buy your Disrupt passes before the deadline strikes at 11:59 p.m.
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Conditions in Japan's immigration detention system have sparked hunger strikes at other facilities.
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Instead, it strikes at China's strategy for developing its economy in the future.
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They're throwing three or four pitches for strikes at 21, 2379 years old.
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But only if you beat the deadline, which strikes at 11:593 p.m.
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Her opponents know that her loss strikes at the heart of the Labour family.
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Obstructing such critical investigations thus strikes at the very heart of our American democracy.
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Countries like South Africa already have a track record of violent strikes at mines.
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It is a controversial proposal that strikes at the heart of the country's identity.
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National or targeted strikes at any of the automakers could be detrimental to business.
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It strikes at the core of the ideological narrative around their 18-year fight.
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I think that strikes at the core of what's the issue about this show.
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It's an ideology that strikes at the heart of what democracy is all about.
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This strikes at the very heart of our most cherished notions of justice and liberty.
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Murkowski's legislation strikes at the core of the 114-year-old federal wildlife refuge system.
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Possibly not as scary: The killer strikes at snowfall and leaves snowmen as calling cards.
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The cuttlefish strikes at its prey and must correctly guess how far away it is.
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He has threatened to launch air strikes at schools that teach children from the Lumad tribe.
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Iraq and Pakistan have used them in combat, launching strikes at militants within their own borders.
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Lightning strikes at the plant can set off the high explosives used in destroying nuclear arms.
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It is a controversial proposal that strikes at the heart of the country's post-war identity.
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It strikes at the very idea of a union, rather than its shoddy or misguided implementation.
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Rather, it strikes at the heart of many Americans' concerns about Trump -- his fitness to serve.
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In conclusion, the state-led lawsuit strikes at the core of what remains of the ACA.
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The proposal is controversial because it strikes at the heart of the country's post-war identity.
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The walkouts follow strikes at five airports last week and were denounced by ADV as excessive.
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The strikes at Aurizon had been called after a breakdown in negotiations over pay and rostering.
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Since then, though, ICE has continued to force-feed others on hunger strikes at various locations.
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But China could make some strategic strikes at targets like Boeing, American automakers and American farmers.
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"This strikes at the heart of member states' sovereignty," its lawyer Denis Waelbroeck told the court.
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Kelly said this development strikes at the heart of critics who argue that cryptocurrencies are impractical.
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There were strikes at Escondida in both 2006 and 2011, lasting 25 and 2525 days respectively.
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"What happened here is so horrific, it strikes at the core of injustice," she told me.
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If two countries take one-off strikes at each other's economies then it's not a huge deal.
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"Risk factors like the possibility of strikes at copper mines in Chile have been averted," Menke said.
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It's an affecting moment, because it strikes at two things that make Wonder Woman a great character.
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It strikes at the parts of the market that are not particularly well-served at the moment.
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But there are increasing signs that something has to give, including recent strikes at North Sea platforms.
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That disparate treatment of the president as defendant strikes at the heart of the rule of law.
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The last time unions launched major strikes at Eskom, midway through last year, power production quickly suffered.
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Thirty-three people were injured by lightning strikes at the festival last year , according to German media.
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This is an American issue that strikes at the core of who we are as a country.
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This is a matter that strikes at the very heart of a civilized, informed and cultured society.
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"Medicare for all" also strikes at medical conscience in the case of controversial treatments for gender dysphoria.
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The latest walkouts follow strikes at five airports last week and were denounced by ADV as excessive.
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But you have another enemy that you can't see, and it strikes at the most baffling times.
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What Greitens is accused of doing strikes at some visceral emotions, both among Missourians and elected officials.
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So Mr. Putin has little time to address a problem that strikes at his and Russia's prestige.
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U.S. officials told Reuters the United States had not carried out any retaliatory strikes at this point.
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Anything that Trump does will be opposed, and any action that strikes at Trump will be supported.
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Senior Israeli security officials have threatened that if Iran strikes at Israel, it will topple Syria's government.
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His declaration strikes at the heart of our Founders' concept of America, which demands separation of powers.
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It strikes at the heart of what we have been doing at CEU for over two decades.
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Trump called off retaliatory air strikes at the last minute, saying too many people would have died.
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"Obstructing such critical investigations thus strikes at the very heart of our American democracy," the prosecutors' memo read.
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Martel's narrative of men driven to adventurous lives by love and death strikes at something ancient and instinctual.
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Nurses have authorized strikes at several different hospitals in California, including a potential strike at Stanford Health Care.
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But for trans women exclusion from the group qualified to enter such spaces strikes at their self-conception.
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In the past 25 years, pilots and other aviation officials reported 156,114 wildlife strikes at 1,871 US airports.
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Share markets in India and Pakistan fell after India announced the strikes at a hastily called press conference.
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It strikes at the heart of American democracy — and it is itself the essence of an impeachable offense.
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Local 54 had authorized strikes at five casinos this summer, but the union reached agreements with the others.
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The IDF said it launched additional strikes at militant targets in Gaza as rockets began to rain down.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German cabin crew union UFO said on Saturday it was planning further strikes at Lufthansa (LHAG.
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The strikes at GM. The -- I'm not going to call it a strike, but the problems in Boeing.
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"His wrongdoing strikes at the very heart of our Constitution," Ms. Pelosi said in a somber formal address.
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He's what humans have always feared and fought: evidence of an uncaring universe, one that strikes at random.
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Duarte's disappearance also strikes at the heart of the president's effort to rebuild trust among the Mexican public.
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No one thinks that severability strikes at the heart of who we are as a people and a country.
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The Meltdown flaw is specific to Intel chips, and it strikes at the heart of how CPUs process information.
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It blamed special factors such as strikes at suppliers and a switch to new brands for the weak performance.
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A security camera system inside the hospital filmed three strikes: at 4:33, 4:25 and 4:31 p.m.
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"Recent labor strikes at the end of 2015 and the beginning of 2016 are at historical highs," she noted.
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Unions have responded with major strikes at oil refineries, railroads and nuclear power plants, shaking the foundations of power.
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Zeroing in on the devices can point troops or air strikes at command centers, reinforcements, or other important targets.
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The M2 hospital was damaged by air and artillery strikes at least a dozen times between June and December.
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He wanted to foul off any strikes at the belt or above, and put a lower pitch in play.
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They now test the bounds of American and Saudi patience with probing ballistic missile strikes at Saudi Arabia's capital.
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I think we should all strive to find a vocation that strikes at the intersection of these three attributes.
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Mr. Buttigieg's apparent difficulty to soothe a crisis at home strikes at several raw points for his presidential campaign.
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But there is another view of Jesus that's been emerging, one that strikes at the heart of the Easter story.
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Thomas Markle's particular choice of "rude" also strikes at the gendered double standard women from Markle to Cardi B face.
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It blamed special factors such as strikes at car suppliers and a switch to new brands for the weak performance.
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IG Metall fired the opening salvo this week when it called for strikes at companies including sports car maker Porsche.
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Yes, but: These were limited and surgical strikes at the insistence of cautious Pentagon planners, including Defense Secretary James Mattis.
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Beyond tariffs, their tools include taking strategic strikes at certain industries or taking their grievances to the World Trade Organization.
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They roll strikes at the bowling alley, trim geraniums in their wine-barrel planters, and visit nearby restaurants and wineries.
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The CGT union on Tuesday called for strikes at Exxon refineries, which had seen little strike impact in recent weeks.
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A rebound in services following transport strikes at the end of last year helped offset a continued slump in manufacturing.
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The ministry noted in its monthly assessment of the economy that growth could be constrained by extensive strikes at automakers.
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It also strikes at a left-right consensus that could save tens of billions of dollars for vital public services.
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In September, inmate strikes at U.S. prisons spread into what's believed to be the largest prison strike in American history.
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National Security Adviser John Bolton blamed Iran for those strikes at the time, again without offering evidence that Tehran was responsible.
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The "movement" defines itself as the underdogs and strikes at the powerful who are, of course, the source of most misery.
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He left the company after staff rejected a pay deal aimed at ending a wave of strikes at its French brand.
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The Houthis have launched several strikes at Abha since last week, when a missile attack on the airport wounded 26 people.
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Naylor also suggests natural lighting, but if inspiration strikes at 11pm and the moon isn't cooperating, try some regular household lamps.
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Tourist by Stephanie Sian Smith Just like Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs, Tourist writes electronic music that strikes at the emotional jugular.
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The strikes at GM. I'm not going to call it a strike, but the problems," Kudlow told "Squawk on the Street.
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The strikes at Nehm district in Sanaa province also wounded 30, they said, adding that most of the casualties were civilians.
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The Do Not Harm Act strikes at the heart of that freedom and should be an issue in the upcoming election.
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At a news conference, Mr. Mueller stressed that interfering with a criminal investigation "strikes at the core" of the justice system.
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"I can confirm no coalition or U.S. forces were involved in strikes at this location during the time period," said Cmdr.
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"I hope there will be no strikes; at this moment, the country cannot afford it," he told an online news conference.
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The second necessary element of an effective attack is that it strikes at a core concern voters have with that candidate.
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Because of nurses' strikes at other hospitals, the hospital had a smaller hiring pool for replacement workers, the medical center said.
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The bill strikes at the heart of the "gig economy" business model of technology platforms like Uber, Postmates, Lyft
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The bill strikes at the heart of the "gig economy" business model of technology platforms like Uber, Postmates, Lyft
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President Donald Trump is expected to address the nation Wednesday morning, following Iranian missile strikes at Iraqi bases housing U.S. troops.
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It strikes at the heart of the matter of jobs, wages, economic opportunity and the core fairness of the American economy.
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And it strikes at core questions facing the church: What caused the abuse crisis and how should Catholics respond to it?
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNPrince's Business ParanoiaRic Flair's Bizarre Airport IncidentKim K & Blac Chyna Bury the Hatchet Over RobTragedy Strikes at Apple Headquarters
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Yes. I am worried that other states will become encouraged, if you will, to make these unconstitutional strikes at our reproductive rights.
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The law "strikes at the heart" of CEU, founded by American financier and philanthropist George Soros, the institution said in a statement.
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Last month, President Donald Trump called off air strikes at the last minute in retaliation for Iran shooting down a U.S. drone.
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"We used to have strikes at every round of bargaining among auto assemblers right from the beginning in 1937," said Bill Murnighan.
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WASHINGTON — If disaster strikes at the State of the Union, Jeh Johnson, the secretary of homeland security, could be the next president.
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The escalation coincided with a loosening in the rules of engagement, allowing U.S. battlefield commanders to order strikes at a faster rate.
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"This strikes at the heart of the coalition arrangement," said Nick Economou, senior lecturer in Australian politics at Monash University in Melbourne.
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That aside, Denton strikes at the very conundrum that worried Madison — the relationship between corporate power and government in a political democracy.
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It is a controversial proposal that strikes at the heart of the country's post-war identity but central to Abe's political ambitions.
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In the end it posed a question that strikes at the deepest assumptions of theatrical culture: Is this play meant for you?
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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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"Witness intimidation is behavior that strikes at the heart of the justice system itself," Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner said in a news release.
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" The Committee to Project Journalists tweeted that it "strikes at the heart of the First Amendment and puts all journalists in extreme danger.
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Verdi held a series of strikes at Deutsche Post in 2015 in a dispute over pay and plans for a new parcel division.
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The suggestion that parents are not their children's best advocates is one that strikes at the heart of centuries' worth of social contract.
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"The Dynamex decision strikes at the core of what the future of work looks like in our society," Rendon said in a statement.
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For Samsung, the recall strikes at the heart of what has long been considered its greatest strength: its management of the supply chain.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German pilots' union Vereinigung Cockpit (VC) threatened that it could call for further strikes at Irish low-cost carrier Ryanair (RYA.
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The new Airbnb memo strikes at the hotel group in an attempt to cast them as lobbying against the interest of working Americans.
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A nationwide lockdown strikes at the very roots of civilization — museums, theaters, cinemas, bookshops, schools, universities, libraries, playgrounds, are all out of bounds.
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Soleimani's killing was met with retaliation from Iran, which shortly afterward launched missile strikes at a military base in Iraq housing U.S. troops.
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But Mr. Trump's decision to order the strikes at the very moment Mr. Xi was visiting inevitably put the focus on North Korea.
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Israel blamed Hamas, which controls Gaza, and retaliated swiftly, with strikes at what it said were Hamas military sites and compounds throughout Gaza.
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They have worked too hard and too long to tolerate misconduct that strikes at the heart of the public's trust by their elected officials.
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He pointed particularly to LSU's quick TD strikes at the end of the first half and on the first play of the second half.
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"This really strikes at the core principle of universities, as well as the county, in being open to a variety of viewpoints," he said.
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A few weeks ago, Mr. Mohrer met with the leaders of the strikes at his office on West 27th Street in Chelsea's gallery district.
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The often violent strikes at platinum mines that broke out in 2014, which slowed the national economic growth rate, were partly born of debt.
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KLM staff regarded repeated costly strikes at Air France with dismay, as the Dutch arm of the union weathered painful cost-cutting and layoffs.
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Time and again, FEMA has stepped in to assist our nation during times of crisis, and to bring relief when disaster strikes at home.
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For Pai, the controversy strikes at one of his FCC's chief objectives: expanding high-speed internet access to the millions of still-unconnected Americans.
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The threat also strikes at another sector central to Trump's political base and an election pledge to restore American industries and blue-collar jobs.
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Forty percent of the country's gas stations have almost depleted their fuel supply because of strikes at six of France's eight major oil refineries.
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"This disease strikes at the heart of identity," said Jason Karlawish, a co-director of the Penn Memory Center at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Yet Washington's move still strikes at a national soft spot for China that has weighed on the minds of the country's leaders for decades.
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"In particular, prohibiting political robocalls strikes at the heart of the First Amendment (and) disproportionately disadvantages political candidates with fewer resources," the court found.
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Greta Thunberg , the sixteen-year-old Swede who has organized climate strikes at schools, has been a model for expressing the younger generations' passion.
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"He's always had good stuff, and he was just throwing strikes at a really good rate in Japan," Cardinals General Manager Michael Girsch said.
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Israel retaliated swiftly, with strikes at what it said were military sites and compounds belonging to Hamas, the Islamic militant group that controls Gaza.
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Using a contraband cellphone, inmate Kinetic Justice spoke to VICE News' Antonia Hylton about what led to strikes at Holman Correctional Facility in Alabama.
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Micah Zenko from the Council on Foreign Relations estimates the Trump administration is ordering strikes at roughly five times rate the Obama administration did.
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Indicated 0.3 percent higher German cabin crew union UFO will postpone strikes at Lufthansa's budget unit Eurowings as it has received a new wage proposal.
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Car shipments fell 11.8 percent over the same period, less worse than a 24.0 percent decline in September when the strikes at Hyundai Motor ended.
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This includes 3 to 5 feet of water above ground if the peak surge strikes at high tide from Shell Beach to Dauphin Island, Alabama.
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The complete corruption of the anti-doping system is contrary to the rules and strikes at the very heart of the spirit of Paralympic sport.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Strikes at Berlin's two airports caused 660 flights to be canceled on Monday as part of an ongoing pay dispute with ground staff.
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"Every hate crime is a crime against our city, since it strikes at the diversity upon which New York thrives," Giuliani said at the time.
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This was despite the fact that just two years after its enactment, black people were receiving three strikes at 1713 times the rate of whites.
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"This is one deduction that really strikes at the heart of middle America, particularly in California," said California State Controller Betty Yee, in an interview.
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He said he wants the youth strikes at high school, colleges, churches and other institutions to amount to the largest sustained youth climate strike yet.
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But the company was back in the news this week for an ad that strikes at the heart of an issue bedeviling European borders: migration.
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After declaring, "What happened in Charlottesville strikes at the core of America," Mr. Trump delivered a lengthy, aggrieved defense of his statements after the Aug.
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Or, if creative inspiration strikes at random, begin a project on your compatible Samsung smartphone and continue it later, without interruption, from your Galaxy Book.
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On Friday, the North Korean military threatened to launch its own pre-emptive nuclear strikes at American military bases in South Korea, Japan and beyond.
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That said, Mr. Kasich's suggestion that Congress should now focus on a bipartisan approach to health care reform strikes at the heart of the issue.
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U.S. President Donald Trump was briefed by his top national security advisers following the strikes at his Mar-a-Lago club in Palm Beach, Florida.
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Additional calls for strikes at the group's five airlines are possible at any time and the union will discuss unlimited walkouts next week, Flohr added.
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It strikes at the heart of the military justice system by sapping confidence in the fairness of that system by those who wear the uniform.
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And this episode presents an intriguing question that strikes at the heart of who Henry really is: Will he flee the country to protect himself?
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For North Korea, capping off its ballistic missile arsenal with an ICBM isn't necessarily about launching strikes at faraway targets like the U.S. mainland, Lewis said.
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A wave of strikes at Air France this spring cost the group some 350 million euros ($410 million) and led to the ouster of Smith's predecessor.
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Last month, U.S. President Donald Trump called off air strikes at the last minute in retaliation for Iran shooting down a U.S. drone over the Gulf.
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BHP Billiton cut its production targets for iron ore, coking coal and copper, highlighting poor weather in Australia and strikes at the Escondida mine in Chile.
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The head of the local Red Crescent medical group put the death toll from Wednesday's strikes at 35 and said another 13 people had been injured.
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This last point, Fisher says, really strikes at the heart of what romantic love is, and how it is different in humans compared to other animals.
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So while most individuals do not have much to worry about, the virus strikes at the heart of what keeps humankind going: our ability to reproduce.
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FRANKFURT, March 23 (Reuters) - German union Verdi has struck a wage agreement with Spanish ground handling services group Acciona, averting strikes at Frankfurt airport, Germany's biggest.
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A critic of Operation Choke Point, Luetkemeyer, strikes at the heart of the initiative; the government's use of reputational risk as a tool for bank coercion.
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Rotating strikes at Canada Post contributed to a 0.5 percent dip in transportation and warehousing while the finance and insurance sector posted a 0.7 percent decline.
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It's these words — and the memory of her predecessor, who supposedly committed suicide — that strikes at Fred's heart (or more accurately, his well of benevolent sexism).
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While Republicans were most supportive of the strikes at 77 percent, 49 percent of Democrats and 85033 percent of Independents approve of the airstrikes as well.
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Changeup was working really well, was able to throw my slider for strikes at times, and being able to locate my fastball was huge for me.
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Copper prices hit its highest levels since May 23 overnight on limited supply after strikes at BHP Billiton's Escondida and Freeport McMoran's Indonesian Grasberg mine, Reuters reported.
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The skepticism that today's conservatives have been able to stir about science is especially worrisome, for it strikes at the heart of how modern environmental regulation works.
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It warned its pilots this week that it would face down "laughable demands" for conditions similar to high-cost rivals even if that meant strikes at Easter.
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Lufthansa is struggling to bring down costs, with strikes at its budget units last week and a deal with its pilots on pay and pensions still outstanding.
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Hill's new preoccupation with getting to the root of the offensive jokes that bind bros together strikes at the core of the work he's most known for.
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General McKenzie said he did not yet have details on the overall number of casualties from strikes at the five locations, mostly south and southeast of Baghdad.
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This strikes at the very heart of democracy, both undermining people's faith in it and contorting it until it no long resembles what it claims to be.
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The climate action, which follows strikes at Amazon warehouses, most recently on Amazon Prime Day, marks the first time white collar Amazon employees have staged a walkout.
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Spanish flag carrier Iberia's - part of British Airways owner International Airlines Group - ground crew will go ahead with planned strikes at Barcelona's El Prat airport on Aug.
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"This virus strikes at the heart of the communities we are close to," John Branca and John McClain, co-executors of Jackson's estate, said in a statement.
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Of those strikes, at least 344 — or 90 percent — were conducted by Syrian government forces or Russian forces fighting on behalf of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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The former required building a body made of an ungodly amount of carbon fiber and titanium (and an aluminum grille designed to withstand bird strikes at 200+ mph).
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Analysts attributed the jump to a pick-up in the auto industry, after wage strikes at the local plants of companies including Audi cut production early this year.
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The stock has been falling since Thursday after Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthi movement said it had launched rockets and drone strikes at Saudi targets, including Aramco oil facilities.
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Most of the allegations in the ruling related to a coordinated set of strikes at various Wal-Mart stores in May and June of 2013, the ruling said.
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"So often, tragedy strikes at this time of year, and the holidays make it that much more difficult because our communities should be celebrating, not mourning," he said.
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Although Turnbull said airport security was sufficient, fears of an increased threat had been stoked with immigration workers planning a series of strikes at international airports across Australia.
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"This strikes at the heart of the First Amendment and puts all journalists in extreme danger," The Freedom of the Press Foundation said in a tweet Thursday afternoon.
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These sites are Web 2.0 at its darkest epitome, a quiver of arrows that strikes at our deepest, most cherished institutions and bleeds us of kindness and forethought.
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" Indeed, Carter never used the word, even as he lamented "a crisis of confidence ... that strikes at the very heart and soul and spirit of our national will.
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"We're big proponents of federalism and we feel this strikes at the heart of it," said Brett Bolton, principal associate for federal advocacy at National League of Cities.
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There is a bigger transformation going on, one that strikes at the very heart of British youth culture, and the nightclub closures are a symptom, not a cause.
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Yoo said the strikes at Hyundai from July this year had resulted in accumulative losses of nearly 2.5 trillion won ($2.28 billion), noting Hyundai's suppliers were severely affected.
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They correctly claim that interference with our elections strikes at the heart of America, is something that cannot be ignored and must not be allowed to happen again.
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"This strikes at the heart of what has made U.S. higher education the envy of the world," said Mary Sue Coleman, chair of the Association of American Universities.
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Strikes at major airports, which are aimed at ending a two-year contract dispute between public sector workers and the federal government, will continue after the holiday weekend.
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That strikes at the heart of how many small, local newspapers operate, with residents, or local officials writing weekly columns about everything from school sports to city politics.
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Its plan, analysts believe, is to halt any American invasion by launching nuclear strikes at the ports and airfields in the south where troops would enter the peninsula.
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"Overturning the results of an American election requires the highest level of fairness and due process, as it strikes at the core of our democratic process," he tweeted.
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To be sure, manufacturing's gain of 54,000 was almost entirely thanks to General Motors workers returning from one of the longest strikes at the automaker in its history.
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In part, it's that this issue strikes at the very core of who we — a country of immigrants — are as Americans and the values that we hold dear.
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"The significance of this attack is that it strikes at the very heart of the Algiers peace agreement," said Sean Smith, a West Africa analyst at Verisk Maplecroft.
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There have been a number of strikes at Amazon warehouses on major shopping days, like Black Friday, but those protests have been in Europe, where unions are much stronger.
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Yesterday, released alongside the final text of the "Restoring Internet Freedom" order, is an extended statement that goes into further detail and strikes at the new rule's numerous inadequacies.
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Last month, Unite threatened more strikes at the firm's British plants if BMW failed to agree a deal after a previous offer was rejected in a ballot by members.
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A local resident said he had heard the sound of heavy clashes and air strikes at dawn and had seen a large fire at the Ras Lanuf tank farm.
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However intense the strikes at home, however unstable Macron's hold over his legislature, nothing is as politically dangerous this week as the impact of Hurricane Irma on French identity.
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The last time this happened, the #deleteUber hashtag was trending after the company tried to break taxi strikes at New York City airports in response to Trump's Muslim Ban.
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Indiana's 85033 House Bill 1047 strikes at the very heart of humanity and individuality by denying to all non-citizens the right to obtain a change of legal name.
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In response to the symbolically potent loss of one of its aircraft, Israel launched another set of retaliatory strikes at Syrian air defenses, including bases staffed with Iranian personnel.
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Could the justices really have incorporated statements like "Discrimination of any kind strikes at the very core of any democratic society" without seeing them as steppingstones to marriage equality?
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This issue, which strikes at the heart of whether JPMorgan violated United States law governing foreign bribery, became a focal point of the investigation and the ensuing settlement negotiations.
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BERLIN, Oct 31 (Reuters) - Cabin crew union UFO has called off planned strikes at Lufthansa's budget unit Eurowings for this week, the union said in a letter to members.
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Drone strikes at Abqaiq and the Khurais oil field knocked out 5.7m barrels per day of production, a staggering 1113% of the kingdom's output and 6% of global supply.
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Both benchmark indexes were initially jolted after Iran retaliated for the killing of one of its top commanders last week by launching missile strikes at U.S. forces in Iraq.
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While Fox News has reported that Trump engaged in an impeachable "quid pro quo," his abrupt halt of U.S. assistance to Kyiv strikes at the heart of the crisis.
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Both benchmark indexes were initially jolted after Iran retaliated for the killing of one of its top commanders last week by launching missile strikes at U.S. forces in Iraq.
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Russia said it entered to fight the Islamic State, but directed most of its strikes at places farther west, like Idlib, where rival insurgents more urgently threatened government forces.
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There's a long history of corporate boycotts: the labor movement used them during strikes at the turn of the twentieth century, and they've been common since the nineteen-sixties.
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It strikes at some very modern dilemmas: the usefulness of identity politics; the accommodations that should be made for small subgroups; how to work towards inclusion without triggering a backlash.
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Flake's power move strikes at the heart of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's goals in this congressional term: getting as many conservative-leaning judicial nominees on the bench as possible.
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The acting director of the U.N. Children's Fund's office in Yemen, Meritxell Relano, put the death toll from Tuesday's strikes at 119, according to the UNICEF Facebook page in Arabic.
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When a subject of an investigation obstructs that investigation, or lies to investigators, it strikes at the core of the government's effort to find the truth and hold wrongdoers accountable.
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When a subject of an investigation obstructs that investigation or lies to investigators, it strikes at the core of the government's effort to find the truth and hold wrongdoers accountable.
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European airlines are battling to bring down costs to compete with budget rivals such as Ryanair and easyJet , prompting strikes at Lufthansa, Air France and British Airways in recent months.
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Every time he strikes at an initiative — even a small one — it focuses Republicans on what they don't like about Obama rather than any problems they might have with him.
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The deal, which favors users of its $4.99 and up subscriptions, strikes at the heart of Spotify's battle with Apple Music, as the European start-up reportedly eyes an IPO.
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North Korea said Saturday the military exercises were "reckless" and its forces would "go over" the operation for preemptive retaliatory strikes at those involved in the drill, according to KCNA.
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Brexit is not just a blow to the British economy, but also strikes at a core assumption behind the modern liberal order: that voters will act in their self-interest.
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"It strikes at the dangers Congress most feared while preserving contractors' freedom to engage in many other forms of political expression," Garland wrote in his opinion in Wagner v. FEC.
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Nevertheless, absent Mr. Trump's commitment, there can be no robust mobilization to take all measures needed to confront an insidious problem that strikes at the heart of the democratic system.
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And some coalition strikes at sea have been carried out by warplanes armed with American laser-guided bombs and, until last month, refueled in mid-air by American supertankers. Cmdr.
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When a subject of an investigation obstructs that investigation or lies to investigators, it strikes at the core of their government's effort to find the truth and hold wrongdoers accountable.
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Around 180 flights in Germany were cancelled on Monday due to cabin crew strikes at Lufthansa's budget airline Germanwings, in a bid to put pressure on management in wage talks.
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Mr. Sanders sided with President Bill Clinton in September 22020, when the United States again launched missile strikes at Iraqi military targets after Mr. Hussein sent troops into Kurdish territory.
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" The LNA, led by Khalifa Haftar, said its jets carried out air strikes "at the perimeter of El Feel oilfield targeting the positions of armed groups that attacked the field.
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" The LNA, led by Khalifa Haftar, said its jets had launched air strikes "at the perimeter of El Feel oilfield targeting the positions of armed groups that attacked the field.
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The exercise of such leverage strikes at the heart of the most elementary United Nations mandate — its independence and neutrality — but that reality seems particularly unavoidable under the new administration.
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The campaign strikes at the heart of Beijing's effort to portray the camps as job training facilities, meant to improve detainees' lives and foster stability in a once-restive region.
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The sticking point: The Taliban argues that there is no universal definition of terrorism, a term that strikes at the core of their ideological narrative of the 18-year war.
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Trump — with more than a little assist from Moon, it must be said — is the first American president to take this new approach, which strikes at the heart of the issue.
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This sort of religious test for entry into the U.S. strikes at the core of who we are as a nation and would likely be judged unconstitutional by the Supreme Court.
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German labor unions have organized frequent strikes at Amazon since 2013 to press demands for the retailer to raise pay for warehouse workers in accordance with collective bargaining agreements in Germany.
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But dialogue within OPEC is likely to be complicated as the stand-off strikes at the heart of OPEC's efforts to form a united front to stabilize a fragile oil market.
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LONDON, April 5 (Reuters) - * Royal Dutch Shell expects planned strikes at its 404,000 barrel per day Dutch Pernis oil refinery to go ahead as planned on Monday, according to a spokeswoman.
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French economic growth last year was weighed down by a collapse in agricultural production, strikes at French refineries over government labor reforms and a drop in tourism following deadly Islamist attacks.
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" Matz fell behind in the count with two balls and no strikes, at which point, Collins said, the Mets pitching coaching Dan Warthen muttered, "We'll find out what he's made of.
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The use of the injunctions "strikes at the heart of our democratic system" and allows "unelected judges to second-guess the domestic policy and national security decisions of our elected officials."
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The problem was that Jones seemed to tire of throwing unanswered strikes at St. Preux which is a bad look in a lopsided fight in which you are the huge favourite.
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John Krasinski directs and acts alongside Emily Blunt, his wife, in this horror movie about a family that must stay quiet to ward off a menace that strikes at any sound.
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"This attack is horrible because it disturbs the service and strikes at the heart of a hospital," said Beverly Somera, a nurse, as she left the hospital after her night shift.
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DUESSELDORF, Jan 8 (Reuters) - German industrial workers staged strikes at companies across the metals and engineering sectors on Monday as part of a campaign by union IG Metall for higher pay.
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When a company's senior officers and board demonstrate an inability to manage a crisis that strikes at the core of the business, investors can and must call the board to account.
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New York (CNN Business)After three hours of "Fox & Friends" segments about Iran's missile strikes at Iraqi bases housing US troops, co-host Ainsley Earhardt summed up the show's main message.
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On the upside, tensions that culminated in Trump's evaluation that Iran was "standing down" after not killing any Americans in strikes at bases in Iraq did not spin out of control.
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When a subject of an investigation obstructs that investigation or lies to investigators, it strikes at the core of the government's effort to find the truth and hold wrong doers accountable.
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His appointment comes more than three months after Jean-Marc Janaillac stepped down as CEO after staff rejected a pay deal intended to end a wave of costly strikes at Air France.
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" The statement said the strike "confirmed the high combat readiness of the Russian Navy forces," and noted that the US, Turkey and Israel were informed of the strikes at the "appropriate time.
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Indicated 0.4 percent higher A German pilots' union calls for formal talks with Lufthansa to end a long-running pay dispute that has resulted in strikes at one of Europe's largest airlines.
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The bill is "an irresponsible attack that strikes at the heart of the Clean Air Act and would undermine decades of progress on cleaning up pollution and protecting public health," said Rep.
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Islamic State lost its Libyan stronghold of Sirte to local forces backed by U.S. air strikes at the end of 2016, but some of the facilities the militant group attacked remain unrepaired.
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This pandemic strikes at a particularly bad time for Cuba: The island is confronting the worst economic crisis in years and has been warning Cubans that further belt tightening is in store.
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Acknowledging this view in no way strikes at the need to find treatments for truly debilitating mental problems, or at the significance of the groundbreaking research Kandel covers in his excellent book.
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Russia told the United States, Israel, and Turkey about the strikes at the "appropriate time," the statement said, providing no further details on whether that communication occurred before or after the mission.
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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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The recently proposed extradition bill would have changed that by creating an opening for China to capture people suspected of crimes — a move that strikes at the core of Hong Kong's values.
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Though he responded that his government was not planning to arm Japan to carry out any pre-emptive strikes, at least for now, he stopped well short of rejecting the idea outright.
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In foreign policy, he launched strikes at the Syrian government without permission from Congress, and nearly brought the country to war with Iran by killing a senior Iranian general without consulting lawmakers.
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Amid hardening resistance in Congress to immigration reform, Dreamers brought pressure on Obama — including sit-ins and hunger strikes at his 2012 campaign offices — to use his executive power to create DACA.
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But even if we can't draw a direct line from today's projects to tomorrow's innovations, the risk of not funding basic science strikes at the core of our nation's identity and prosperity.
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The last group of them surrendered hours after the suspected chemical weapons attack that prompted Saturday's air strikes, at the end of a government offensive on the region that had lasted seven weeks.
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While he did promise to "combat this evil that strikes at the very heart of our mission," Francis did not say that abusive priests would be automatically expelled, as many advocates had hoped.
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The latest poll, showing Brown struggling against a Republican in a solid blue state, strikes at the core of Democrats' messaging about the looming so-called "blue wave" in the upcoming midterm elections.
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Uber and Lyft drivers who engaged in mass strikes at the beginning of this month claimed similar incentives had also disappeared in the lead-up to both firms debuting on the stock market.
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But as written by Yamara Taylor, this episode tugs on a much longer thread that strikes at the core of what this show has been, and what it could be in the future.
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The dollar eased against the yen after U.S. launched missile strikes at an airbase in Homs, Syria on Thursday after Syrian forces allegedly carried out a chemical weapons attack earlier in the week.
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The CGT is also spearheading strikes at refineries and nuclear power stations in a bid to force the government to withdraw a reform of labor laws that would make hiring and firing easier.
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While some investors have been worried that potential strikes at copper mines could create shortages, this was not a major threat given robust supplies, said Caroline Bain, chief commodities economist at Capital Economics.
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What was interesting about Trump's references to his opponents was that he didn't mention impeachment or the debacle in the Iowa caucus, nor did he take notable strikes at the Democratic Party establishment.
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Pilots' union Vereinigung Cockpit has announced further strikes at Lufthansa for Tuesday and Wednesday, after fresh talks at the end of a four-day walkout failed to settle their long-running pay dispute.
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The strikes at the Abqaiq processing facility and Khurais oil field initially cut by more than 50 percent the oil produced by the kingdom, which supplies about a tenth of the worldwide total.
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In France three months of labour strikes at SNCF, the state rail firm, have made millions late for work every week and chaos marks Britain's railways after an abortive timetable change on May 228th.
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A key point will be evidence that managers at the prison got bonuses for cutting staffing costs—evidence that they say strikes at the core of whether corrections should be for-profit at all.
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When, for example, on July 7, 2017, Rogers shows Putin and Trump naked in bed together, he creates a plausible if outrageous visual metaphor that strikes at the heart of the president's mystifying loyalties.
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"This is clearly a disappointing event for our company, and one that strikes at the heart of who we are and what we do," said Equifax chairman and CEO Richard Smith in a statement.
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Washington further unnerved Moscow when its envoy to the United Nations abruptly left her seat as the Russian representative took the floor to condemn the air strikes at an emergency U.S. Security Council meeting.
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The Histadrut labor federation said hundreds of Teva workers in its Jerusalem plant were squatting inside and would continue a strike again on Monday, while there will also be strikes at other Teva facilities.
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Analysts expect copper prices to deflate after speculators ignited the market this year, initially on worries of shortages due to strikes at major mines, and more recently on hopes for stronger demand from EVs.
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After three rounds of fruitless bargaining, more than 20,000 workers at VW's core Wolfsburg factory had walked off their shifts for two hours on Thursday, staging the first warning strikes at VW since 2004.
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L) raised its profit guidance, forecasting earnings could soar by as much as 2321 percent this year as it benefits from the collapse of rivals last year and strikes at competitor Air France (AIRF.PA).
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Nobel prize winning Malala Yousafzai has been a shining light for those who live in fear in the area but repeated strikes at the heart of educational facilities can't help but take their toll.
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As always, "simply" doesn't mean "easily" but you are starting to see that more Thai style of dealing with strikes at the lower extremities work its way into MMA, most notably with Darren Till.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - More than 640 flights in Germany were canceled on Thursday due to security staff strikes at Duesseldorf, Cologne and Stuttgart airports as workers sought to put pressure on management in wage talks.
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What they're saying: The latest lawsuit strikes "at one of the principal areas of vulnerability that was identified when the law was passed," Teresa Johnson, a partner at law firm Arnold Porter, tells Axios.
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The California law strikes at the heart of the "gig economy" business model by making it harder for companies to qualify their workers as contractors rather than employees went into effect on Jan 1.
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The California law strikes at the heart of the "gig economy" business model by making it harder for companies to qualify their workers as contractors rather than employees went into effect on Jan 1.
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President Jimmy Carter had delivered an Oval Office address a month earlier complaining of "a crisis that strikes at the very heart and soul and spirit of our national will" — his famous "malaise" speech.
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Verdi has organized frequent strikes at Amazon since May 2013 to press demands for the retailer to raise pay for warehouse workers in accordance with collective bargaining agreements in Germany's mail order and retail industry.
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And farmers complain that, if crisis strikes at the wrong time, John Deere's requirement that they use only authorised software, which funnels them to repair shops that may be miles away, can be commercially devastating.
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The airline reported a 41 percent jump in annual profit on Tuesday, helped in part by the collapse of smaller rival Monarch and cancellations and strikes at Ryanair, which last month issued a profit warning.
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Even before Mr. Schultz's announcement, Senator Bernie Sanders and Democrats including Senator Elizabeth Warren, who has already announced her candidacy, had delivered pre-emptive strikes at billionaires, specifically citing those who self-fund their campaigns.
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" The eastern-based Libyan National Army (LNA), led by Khalifa Haftar, said its jets had launched air strikes "at the perimeter of El Feel oilfield targeting the positions of armed groups that attacked the field.
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Verdi has organised frequent strikes at Amazon since May 2013 to press demands for the retailer to raise pay for warehouse workers in accordance with collective bargaining agreements in Germany's mail order and retail industry.
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Amazon Germany said around 620 workers were participating in the strikes at its Bad Hersfeld and Rheinberg facilities but the majority of employees were continuing to work and there was no impact on customer orders.
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"This is a crisis that strikes at the absolute core of the European Union in a way even 'Brexit' does not, " said Mujtaba Rahman, the managing director for Europe at the Eurasia Group, a risk consultancy.
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Verdi has organized frequent strikes at Amazon in Germany since 2013 to press demands for the retailer to raise pay for warehouse workers in accordance with collective bargaining agreements in Germany's mail order and retail industry.
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"This is a crisis that strikes at the absolute core of the European Union in a way even 'Brexit' does not," said Mujtaba Rahman, the managing director for Europe at the Eurasia Group, a risk consultancy.
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The row over pay and conditions at Europe's largest low-cost carrier follows a flurry of strikes at the Irish airline in recent months, with walkouts taking place in Germany, Sweden, Ireland, Belgium and the Netherlands.
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Two sources in Marib said that the attack began with drone strikes at a house in the southern Marib governorate near the border with the al-Bayda governorate, followed by automatic fire from low-flying helicopters.
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BERLIN, Oct 4 (Reuters) - German pilots' union Vereinigung Cockpit (VC) has demanded that Lufthansa enter into formal talks to end a long-running dispute that has resulted in repeated strikes at one of Europe's largest carriers.
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" Pressley, though, said she backed Kaepernick's concerns and his tactics, saying that police brutality toward black men "strikes at the soul and consciousness of this country, and this should be of consequence and concern to everyone.
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The American Academy of Religion, a learned society grouping 8,500 members, complained that the travel crackdown "strikes at the heart of its mission" which was to foster excellence in the study of religion and promote public understanding.
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Also, an area of active research is focusing on whether and how climate change is affecting what's called "compounding" events, when more than one weather disaster strikes at the same time, resulting in a combined worse impact.
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"We have the tool of 183-hour warning strikes at our disposal, and of course we always have the option to ballot for open-ended industrial action," IG Metall chief Joerg Hofmann told Reuters TV on Wednesday.
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Verdi has organized frequent strikes at Amazon in Germany since May 2013 to press demands for the retailer to raise pay for warehouse workers in accordance with collective bargaining agreements in Germany's mail order and retail industry.
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The letter strikes at one of the central tensions regarding Democrats on the Banking Committee, as the panel contains some of the most liberal members of the chamber, as well as some of its most moderate. Sen.
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The British vote strikes at a time when Europe's institutions and unity are being tested to the limit by the Greek debt crisis and the waves of refugees pouring in from the Middle East and North Africa.
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Earlier on Wednesday unions said they would launch "the mother of all strikes" at SAA starting on Friday, after the airline refused to give into their salary demands and started consultations about cutting more than 900 staff.
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Mr. Gierek was ousted in the aftermath of huge demonstrations, including strikes at the Gdansk shipyard, that had paralyzed the nation in August and prompted the government to agree to allow Solidarity to become an independent union.
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The proposal strikes at the heart of climate-change regulations adopted by the Obama administration to force change among polluting industries, and follows the relaxation of separate rules governing when power plants must upgrade air pollution equipment.
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"This is clearly a disappointing event for our company, and one that strikes at the heart of who we are and what we do," Richard F. Smith, chairman and chief executive of Equifax, said in a statement.
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Strikes at five French refineries will continue until Friday and the start of the Euro 2016 football tournament hosted by France, to maintain pressure on the government over a contested labour reform, a CGT union official said.
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Now is the time for arch-rival Walmart to swoop in with a Prime-like offering that strikes at the weaknesses Amazon has introduced into its formidable loyalty program: price, a lack of focus, and competing subscription services.
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"While all murders tear at the fabric of our communities, when the alleged perpetrator of a gangland-style, quadruple homicide is a former police officer, that strikes at the heart of civilized society," Bharara said in the statement.
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Indeed, it strikes at what I take to be the enduring questions at the core of the debates over Douglass's ideological legacy: What did he mean by freedom and how did he believe freedom could be best secured?
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The head of another large but more moderate labor union, Laurent Berger of the CFDT, signaled in an interview with the same radio station that the time had come to end the strikes at the end of June.
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It's a new year, a new decade and a renewed opportunity to read great non-fiction and fiction that strikes at the heart of the ambition, power and challenges of technology and its effect on society at large.
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Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthi movement said on Wednesday it had launched rockets and drone strikes at Saudi targets, including Aramco oil facilities, the group's first claim of such attacks since it offered to halt them four months ago.
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The Roman Catholic Church confirmed that it has general guidelines for what to do when clerics break celibacy vows and end up fathering children, a growing issue that strikes at the heart of the Vatican's culture of secrecy.
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Sadly, we once again found ourselves in the situation where a great fighter's career was thrown into jeopardy not by the men throwing strikes at his head, but by bacteria in the gunk down the cracks in the mats.
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But while getting banned from Twitter is somewhat common, even a badge of honor for some, getting on YouTube's bad side strikes at the core of the movement's ability to spread its message, make money, and find new converts.
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MQM have their main support base in Karachi, but law enforcement agencies and many residents accuse the party of racketeering, the abduction, torture and murder of opponents and holding the city to ransom by calling mass strikes at will.
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Verdi has organised frequent strikes at Amazon warehouses across Germany since May 2013 as it seeks to force the retailer to raise pay for warehouse workers in accordance with collective bargaining agreements in Germany's mail order and retail sector.
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This would have smoothed the process with AMCU, which has led violent strikes at the platinum producer in the past, including a wildcat action in 2012 that led to the police killing of 34 miners at Lonmin's Marikana mine.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Labor strikes at several dozen manufacturers in the Mexican city of Matamoros on the United States border are costing the sector about $50 million a day in unfulfilled international contracts, an industry representative said on Tuesday.
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At the same time, the president has ratcheted up his talk of war, vowing to respond to any Iranian provocations with overwhelming force, including strikes at Iranian cultural sites that some experts said would amount to a war crime.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French business activity expanded faster than expected in February as a rebound in the service sector following transport strikes at the end of last year helped offset a slump in manufacturing, a business survey showed on Friday.
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Soon, in testimony before Congress and at public panels in Washington, current and former officials and a major contractor — Raytheon — began talking openly about "left of launch" technologies, in particular cyber and electronic strikes at the moment of launch.
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Indicated 1.2 percent lower German pilots union VC has announced further strikes at Lufthansa for Tuesday and Wednesday this week after fresh talks at the end of a four-day walkout failed to settle their long-running pay dispute.
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At the same time, labor strikes at Chile's Escondida mine have kept a lid on copper supply, while Saudi Arabia is not flooding the market with as much oil as feared following an agreement by producers to hike output.
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The CGT union said on Friday it would bring oil refineries to a standstill and announced two nationwide protests that will dovetail with more strikes at the SNCF state railways, where train services were halved by stoppages this week.
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"The drill was conducted by limiting the firing range under the simulated conditions of making preemptive strikes at ports and airfields in the operational theater in South Korea where the U.S. imperialists nuclear war hardware is to be hurled," KCNA said.
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Just ask Equifax: "This is clearly a disappointing event for our company, and one that strikes at the heart of who we are and what we do," the credit rating agency CEO, Robert Smith, said shortly after its devastating 2017 breach.
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"Copper prices managed to rebound as strike action in Chile continued," said ANZ in a note, citing strikes at Antofagasta Minerals' Antucoya copper mine and Teck Resources Ltd's Carmen de Andacollo mine and wider riots in Santiago and other major cities.
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President Donald Trump called off air strikes at the last minute in retaliation for Iran shooting down a U.S. drone over the Gulf, which followed attacks on two oil product tankers in the nearby Gulf of Oman by unidentified assailants.
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PA) CEO Jean-Marc Janaillac said on Friday he would resign after staff rejected a pay deal, plunging the airline into turmoil amid a wave of strikes at its French brand that has cost the company 300 million euros ($359 million).
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Alejandro Ramirez, president of the Mexican Business Council, said strikes at factories in the northern state of Tamaulipas and blockades of railways by a teachers union had caused more than a billion dollars in losses and could cause businesses to close.
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The militant CGT union is spearheading strikes at the state rail company and at refinieries and nuclear power stations in a bid to force the government to withdraw a contested reform of labour laws that would make hiring and firing easier.
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In extreme cases, such as when Britney Spears shaved her hair or when Shia LaBeouf wore a bag over his head that read "I am not famous anymore," the celebrity strikes at her own image, which is no longer hers.
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The agreement at Collahuasi, which starts when the current contract expires at the end of October and will last for three years, may help assuage fears of prolonged strikes at a number of Chile's copper mines in the coming years.
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The month-long offensive, the biggest escalation of the war between President Bashar al-Assad and his insurgent enemies since last summer, has raised fears of a humanitarian crisis as thousands of people shelter from air strikes at the Turkish border.
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The improved earnings and reduced costs at IAG contrast sharply with those of rival Air France-KLM, which reined in profit and growth expectations for this year due to an ongoing series of costly strikes at its main Air France brand.
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The deal, which requires regulatory approval, strikes at the heart of tensions between those in industry and government keen to embrace China as a major trading partner and concerns about the world's top steel producer's clout on the global market.
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The rule strikes at the core of what makes this program a public health success story — the atmosphere of expertise, confidentiality and understanding that is so important to patients seeking such intimate care — while also sapping the program's scarce resources.
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SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea on Monday threatened to launch nuclear strikes at the United States and its military bases in Northeast Asia as the United States and South Korea began one of their annual large-scale joint military exercises.
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Paired with last year's successful strikes by both teachers and hotels workers, "the strikes at Uber and Lyft are one sign that a new wave of labor activism is finally taking hold among service workers," writes Bloomberg Opinion's Noah Smith.
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BERLIN/FRANKFURT, Jan 20 (Reuters) - The following are some of the factors that may move German stocks on Monday: German cabin crew union UFO is planning further strikes at Lufthansa after talks with two potential mediators did not yield any results.
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The union has been at the forefront of mobilizing actions that in recent weeks have led hundreds of thousands of people into the streets, and encouraged regular strikes at the nation's railway system that are scheduled to last until July.
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The aggressive push carries substantial risks for Trump and his party as the U.S. faces potential retaliation from Iran or its proxies that could last months or more — starting with Iran's missile strikes at the U.S. military early Wednesday in Iraq.
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"The drill was conducted by limiting the firing range under the simulated conditions of making preemptive strikes at ports and airfields in the operational theater in South Korea where the U.S. imperialists' nuclear war hardware is to be hurled," KCNA said.
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So the question of what the United States gets from its relationship with the Saudis is not just a geopolitical one as it has been for most past presidents — it strikes at the heart of Trump's identity as a politician.
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It strikes at a core component of the Affordable Care Act, eliminating the requirement that most people have health coverage or pay a penalty, a move that the Congressional Budget Office projects will increase premiums for people who buy insurance.
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The trans-Pacific quarrel strikes at the heart of Trump's rural support in farm states, which host some of this year's toughest Senate races in North Dakota, Missouri and Indiana, and competitive House races in Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa and Minnesota.
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In fact, I thought David Petraeus should've been prosecuted not just for the mishandling of the classified information, but also for lying to the F.B.I. because lying is — strikes at the heart of our rule of law in this country.
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Open internet advocates argue that zero-rating strikes at the heart of net neutrality, because it gives telecom providers the power to "pick winners and losers" online, in direct contravention of FCC rules prohibiting companies from discriminating against certain types of content.
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Obama threatened to take military action against Assad's government to punish it for using chemical weapons in 2013, but then canceled the strikes at the last minute after a Russian-brokered deal under which Assad agreed to give up his poison gas arsenal.
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Last month, U.S. President Donald Trump called off air strikes at the last minute in retaliation for Iran shooting down a U.S. drone over the Gulf, which followed attacks on two oil product tankers in the nearby Gulf of Oman by unidentified assailants.
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CGT members voted to start rolling strikes at the country's 19 nuclear power plants from Wednesday evening to press demands to scrap the labor bill, and airline pilots announced a work stoppage late next week in a separate dispute over pay curbs.
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" Mueller also made clear the seriousness of an obstruction offense: "When a subject of an investigation obstructs that investigation or lies to investigators, it strikes at the core of the government's effort to strike at the truth and hold wrong doers accountable.
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Last month, Unite said it would hold a total of eight strikes at four sites, including the Mini and Rolls-Royce factories, after 93 percent of employees backed industrial action in protest at plans to close the firm's final salary pension schemes.
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Trump's order on Tuesday, keeping a campaign promise to bolster the U.S. coal industry, strikes at the heart of an international Paris Agreement in 22.8 to curb world temperatures that hit record highs in 25.0 for the third year in a row.
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Scotland's Unite union said that 500 workers at Diageo's Cameron Bridge, Leven and Shieldhall sites have voted in support of industrial action, with strikes at the company's distilling and bottling plants now likely to begin in September and go on till November.
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In a brief statement this week about the still mysterious murders of a Bangladeshi imam and his assistant, the Queens district attorney, Richard A. Brown, captured, perhaps unwittingly, the dueling imperatives a prosecutor faces in a case that strikes at an entire community.
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And that could best sum up the fight—Maia is about the subtleties within the basics and avoiding strikes at all costs, Condit is about overwhelming opponents with weird spinning and flicking kicks with the occasional biting down on the mouthpiece to brawl.
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"The order issued by the Delaware bankruptcy court last Thursday strikes at the heart of the First Amendment and the fundamental mission of a free press: to provide transparency into important public events," John Micklethwait, Bloomberg's editor-in-chief, said in the statement.
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The step could have far reaching consequences for diplomacy at a time when European countries are trying to pull the United States and Iran back from the brink of war, less than two weeks after Washington aborted air strikes at the last minute.
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PETER CUNNINGHAM, CHICAGO "BetterTogether" BetterTogether strikes at the heart of the deep divisions in our country that have inhibited our ability to govern our country effectively, and makes the point that we can do better only if we unite and do it together.
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Hundreds of protesters marched in Tehran after Iran's Revolutionary Guard acknowledged it accidentally shot down a Ukrainian plane bound for Kiev earlier this week, killing 176 people, amid counter-strikes at U.S. bases in Iraq following the killing of a top Iranian general.
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FRANKFURT, Jan 30 (Reuters) - German cabin crew union Ufo does not plan to announce strikes at Lufthansa on Thursday, a spokesman said after a newspaper had earlier cited company sources as saying the union was planning to announce walkouts later in the day.
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Though Iran's missile strikes at U.S. outposts in Iraq on Tuesday caused no casualties and now the two sides seem to be stepping back from the brink of war, any future conflict could be made worse by the region's water scarcity problems.
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The Roman Catholic Church confirmed, apparently for the first time, that it has general guidelines for what to do when clerics break celibacy vows and end up fathering children, a growing issue that strikes at the heart of the Vatican's culture of secrecy.
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"Regarding safety, department officials conveyed that Russia's continued strikes at At-Tanf, even after U.S. attempts to inform Russian forces through proper channels of on-going coalition air support to the counter-ISIL forces, created safety concerns for U.S. and coalition forces," Cook added.
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The bill strikes at the heart of the "gig economy" business model of technology platforms like Uber, Postmates, Lyft, DoorDash and others that rely heavily on the state's 450,000 contract workers, not full-time employees, to drive passengers or deliver food via app-based services.
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The SDF, formed last year by recruiting Arabs to join forces with the powerful YPG Kurdish militia, launched an offensive with the support of U.S.-led strikes at the end of May to remove Islamic State from areas it controls along the Turkish border.
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The Supreme Court could for the first time take a case that strikes at the heart of the American opioid epidemic, thanks to an unusual lawsuit brought by the state of Arizona against members of the Sackler family and their pharmaceutical business Purdue Pharma.
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"Until now you just had to suck it up as a cost of doing business," said Johnny Xmas, director of field engineering at Kasada, an anti-bot startup that strikes at the heart of the bot economy itself by frustrating bots with complex tasks.
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"I think it's important that adults have adult disagreements on adult time, and that they not ultimately hurt kids in the process," DeVos said when asked if she supported teacher strikes at the Education Writers Association national seminar in Baltimore, according to The Associated Press.
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Paying for things (Facebook, if it let you pay, Einstein tells us, might be $12 a year) strikes at the heart of the business model, and indeed a partial revolt is already underway, as suggested by the popularity of advertising-free subscription services like Netflix.
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Air France fell 12 percent after its CEO Jean-Marc Janaillac said on Friday he would resign after staff rejected a pay deal, plunging the airline into turmoil amid a wave of strikes at its French brand that has cost the company 300 million euros.
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As zenith, Trump demands control over his entire domain — and strikes at his "enemies," whoever they might be — reporters, Democrats, Khizr Khan, Arnold Schwarzenegger, the FBI, the CIA, John McCainJohn Sidney McCain3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Fighter pilot vs.
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As Mr. Kim, the North Korean leader, has accelerated his nuclear missile program in recent years, South Korean defense officials have publicly discussed pre-emptive strikes at critical missile and nuclear sites in North Korea and an operation to eliminate the North's top leaders.
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But most likely Trump's publicity successes will thrill his fans and infuriate his foes (which will only thrill his fans more), right up until the moment disaster strikes — at which point we'll all remember that showmanship isn't really the most important part of the job.
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The bill strikes at the heart of the gig economy business model of technology platforms like Uber, Postmates, Lyft and others that rely heavily on the state's 450,000 contract workers, not full-time employees, to drive passengers or deliver food via app-based services.
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"If it turns out that his closest adviser was gaming the system for his personal enrichment, it strikes at the heart of how the governor describes his own administration," said Blair Horner, the executive director of the New York Public Interest Research Group, a government watchdog.
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SEOUL, Oct 17 (Reuters) - South Korea's economic growth is still expected to meet the government's expecattions this year, although recent strikes at Hyundai Motor Co and the discontinuation of Samsung Electronics Co Ltd's Note 7 sales pose downside risks, the deputy finance minister said on Monday.
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The ACLU said in its filing that in recent weeks there have been a new series of hunger strikes at U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention centers in Georgia, Oregon and Washington, adding hunger strikes have previously hit detention centers in Arizona, Florida, Louisiana and Texas.
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It would be nearly impossible for federal officials to arrest every marijuana consumer in California (or elsewhere), but if the Trump administration strikes at the heart of the industry — shutting down the supply chain — it would drive producers underground and consumers back to the black market.
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LONDON, June 13 (Reuters) - Unite, Britain's biggest labour union, said on Tuesday there would be more strikes at BMW's UK plants if the German carmaker fails to agree a deal with workers over plans to close its final salary pension scheme, a day after members rejected a compromise offer.
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"This rule intentionally strikes at the heart of the patient-provider relationship, inserting political ideology into a family planning visit, which will frustrate and ultimately discourage patients from seeking the health care they need," Clare Coleman, head of the National Family Planning & Reproductive Health Association, said in a statement.
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That did not stop a few pre-emptive strikes at the WTO, with the EU's representative at the meeting saying the bloc might bear the brunt of U.S. tariffs because Chinese exports are already largely subject to U.S. restrictions and Canada and Mexico are likely to be exempt.
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"(Kim) called for bolstering up both in quality and quantity the nuclear force capable of making nuclear strikes at the U.S.-led imperialists any time and in any space ... if they encroach upon the sovereignty of the DPRK and make threatening provocations," the official KCNA state news agency said.
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Stone's lawyers say, in particular, that Judge Amy Berman Jackson's decision to assert that jurors in the case "served with integrity" strikes at the heart of Stone's motion for a new trial, which they indicated is largely based on whether at least one juror was inappropriately biased against him.
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As a crippling drought and mismanagement have left more than a dozen Australian towns and villages without a reliable source of water, the country is beginning to confront a question that strikes at its very identity: Is life in Australia's vast interior compatible with the age of climate change?
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"We cannot give any Syrian province something which differentiates it from other provinces or ethnicities, or (allow it) any situation which strikes at the idea that Syria is one country and one society," Reconciliation Minister Ali Haidar said in an interview with Russia's Arabic-language Sputnik news agency.
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"This rule intentionally strikes at the heart of the patient-provider relationship, inserting political ideology into a family planning visit, which will frustrate and ultimately discourage patients from seeking the health care they need," said Clare Coleman, president and CEO of the National Family Planning & Reproductive Health Association.
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More from the Financial Times: UK organic food sales grow Cost of breakfast at 6-year low Trend that strikes at the heart of the restaurant business The hotter than normal weather is proving to be a double whammy for chocolate makers, not only by increasing costs, but by hurting demand.
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After three rounds of fruitless bargaining, more than 20,000 workers at VW's main Wolfsburg factory on Thursday walked off their shifts for two hours, staging the first warning strikes at VW since 2004, IG Metall said, adding thousands more staff at five other German VW plants joined in the protests.
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While the Pentagon has worked up a series of military options for targeted strikes at North Korea's nuclear and missile sites, Mr. Trump was told that there is no assurance that the United States could destroy them all in a lightning strike, according to officials with knowledge of the exchange.
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And this year, along with health care costs and college affordability, stagnant wages and immigration, the contest also reflects another issue, one that strikes at the heart of a country where the highest share of the electorate will be older than 21992 since at least 1970: How old is too old?
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The decision strikes at the heart of basic economic unfairness and the ways in which power has become concentrated in the hands of industries — like the pharmaceutical industry which works hard to lobby and advocate and influence to ensure that no checks and balances exist to curb their unfettered power.
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"While all murders tear at the fabric of our communities, when the alleged perpetrator of a gangland-style, quadruple homicide is a former police officer, that strikes at the heart of civilized society," Preet Bharara, the United States attorney for the Southern District of New York, said in a statement.
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"Today's action strikes at the inner circles of CJNG and the Los Cuinis DTO by targeting the complicit family members of Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes and Abigael Gonzalez Valencia and other key players in their drug trafficking operations," said John E. Smith, acting director of Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control, in a release.
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In the early 303s, former IOC president Michael Morris said that the "creation of artificial man is something that will kill sport"; roughly a decade earlier, Sports Illustrated's Gilbert concluded his three-part doping series by proclaiming that drug use strikes at the fundamental nature of our games—namely, competition between equals.
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"Currently, refineries are blending down the contaminated Urals crude with alternative barrels and very prompt supplies (either from inventories or from barrels backed up by the ongoing strikes at Shell's Pernis refinery), given Urals is such a large part of the diet for several of these European refineries," Energy Aspects said in a report.
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Another startling moment was Trump's admission he and his running mate, Mike Pence, haven't discussed key Syria policies and actually disagree on the key issue of whether to launch military strikes at the forces of Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad, a direct contradiction of what Pence said at the recent vice presidential candidates' debate.
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The government has previously said doctors should present their grievances while at work and has relied on military doctors to help at state hospitals during strikes At United Bulawayo Hospitals in the city of Bulawayo, senior doctors were only tending to emergency cases after closing the outpatient department, according to a notice to staff.
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There have been flashes: the pre-Revolution strikes at the Cananea Mines in Sonora, and the Rio Blanco Cotton Mill in Veracruz; the oil workers' strike that led to nationalization in 1938; a major railroad workers' movement in 20003-59; electrical workers unions during the 1970s and 80s; the telephone workers union since 1976.
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The four strikes at around 16:15 GMT (11:15 ET)that hit the town of Teir Maalah had been followed two hours earlier by the dropping of several bombs by Syrian army helicopters, Abu Rafaat, a spokesperson for the Free Syrian Army run rebel's military operations room in the town led by Saraya al Haq brigade told Reuters.
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In July 2016, Kim test-fired three missiles as part of what a North Korean state-run news agency described as mock "pre-emptive strikes at ports and airfields in the operational theater in South Korea, where the U.S. imperialists nuclear war hardware is to be hurled" in case of a future conflict between the two sides.
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Article continues below Or I will lavish a vulnerable choke point with care and attention: Pouring resources into creating a deathtrap for the next horde that strikes at that point… only to for the next horde to come from a completely different direction, hitting a position that I somehow overlooked since the first fortifications went up at the start of the game.
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"A division of the People's Liberation Army Air Force (PLAAF) recently organized multiple bombers such as the H-6K to conduct take-off and landing training on islands and reefs in the South China Sea in order to improve our ability to 'reach all territory, conduct strikes at any time and strike in all directions'," it said in the statement issued on Friday.
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The cyberattacks against Iran were apparently supposed to be coupled with air strikes against Iranian targets but President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE announced on Twitter that he decided to cancel the strikes at the last minute.
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Through photographs, audio, sculpture, and installation, Carrie Mae Weems' work addresses themes of cultural identity, gender, and class as it relates to black history in the US. One of her most poignant and groundbreaking projects, The Kitchen Table Series (1990), tells the story of a woman's life as she comes of age against the backdrop of a kitchen table, creating a emotional narrative that strikes at the heart of domestic life.
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The Nazis, for instance, endorsed the "stab-in-the-back" myth (dolchstoßlegende) as the explanation for Germany's loss in World War I. The theory, which the Nazis raised to official history, was that Germany would have won were it not for the machinations of "the November criminals"—scheming civilian politicians, communists, and especially Jews, who, among other alleged crimes, organized strikes at armament factories at key junctures in the conflict.
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Flanked by the Vice President Mike Pence, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and a legion of high-ranking military officers, Trump spoke carefully from two teleprompters set up in the back of the room -- delivering the message that, despite Iran launching more than a dozen missile strikes at two sites in Iraq less than 24 hours ago, he was comfortable with calling an end to the outright hostilities.
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Since the Russian air force intervened in support of Assad last September, tilting the military balance his way, Western states have criticized Moscow for directing most of its air strikes at rebels in western Syria rather than IS. The capture of Palmrya and further eastward advances into Islamic State-held Deir al-Zor would mark the most significant Syrian government gain against IS since the start of the Russian intervention.
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Members of the movement have developed a tactic that they have deployed again and again to drive dissension in assorted online communities, using a mix of asymmetric warfare (in which they stage lots and lots of small strikes at giant corporations that don't quite know what to do in response), the general lack of accountability applied to the movement's various decentralized figures, and a tendency to turn progressive concerns inside out, in a weird attempt to reach parity.
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Opinion polls predict defeat for him in a referendum next Sunday, in what would be the third big anti-establishment revolt by voters this year in a major Western country(ITALY-REFERENDUM/RENZI (ANALYSIS, PIX), moved, by Crispian Balmer, 1,23 words) Pilots at Lufthansa announce further strikes this week FRANKFURT - German pilots union VC has announced further strikes at Lufthansa for Tuesday and Wednesday this week after fresh talks at the end of a four-day walkout failed to settle their long-running pay dispute.
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