A president striking back at his investigators is not a new phenomenon.
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Twelve hours later, at sunset, Israeli warplanes began striking back at Hamas targets throughout the Gaza Strip.
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With her umbrella, she was literally striking back at the media after years of often sexist public scrutiny.
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He suggested another possible way of striking back at Mr. Trump, using the House's power of the purse.
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Surely even the biggest Trump haters applaud the president for his honorable action at striking back at the beast.
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John McCain writes in a new book that the U.S. should considering striking back at Russia with a cyberattack.
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Behind the harsh rhetoric, China has few options for striking back at the United States in a meaningful way.
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Cardi B is striking back at Nicki Minaj's implication that the Invasion of Privacy rapper pays to have her songs played.
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Chris Brown is striking back at a guy who got shot at one of his concerts, claiming it's not his problem.
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To the Editor: I have mixed feelings regarding aggressively striking back at President Trump, his advisers and cabinet, and his base.
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Striking back at the Termination Era, he championed and signed the Menominee Restoration Act, which restored the Menominee Tribe's federal recognition.
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This Spanish music boom feels like our culture is striking back at the way this country has of making Latinos feel invisible.
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Huawei launched a foldable smartphone on Sunday, striking back at Samsung just days after it launched the first consumer-ready foldable device.
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The moves could be China's way of striking back at the West after the December arrest of Chinese tech executive Meng Wanzhou.
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Bella Hadid's mom is striking back at the Olympic gold medalist who trolled Bella for her new deal as a Nike brand ambassador.
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London (CNN Business)China is striking back at the United States as the trade war between the world's two biggest economies continues to escalate.
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Now Iran's history of aggressive cyberattacks offers Tehran one potential avenue for striking back at the West for the U.S. killing of Maj. Gen.
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Fargeat's movie, like Assassination Nation, is a stylish drama about a woman (Matilda Anna Ingrid Lutz) striking back at the men who've done her harm.
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The officer faced her impassively, absorbing some blows, evading others, but never striking back at her, then finally turned and, with his comrade, walked away.
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The bombing campaign was his way of striking back at what he believed was a dark allied force attempting to crush ordinary working men like him.
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Instead, the war has settled into a stalemate, and the Houthis have developed increasingly sophisticated ways of striking back at Saudi Arabia, most notably with drones.
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The Destiny that emerges here, as each player concerns herself with getting new superpowers and striking back at the Red Legion, is a self-conscious and deliberate one.
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Maybe you could pass the hours crawling into an ATM and striking back at the man by voraciously devouring all the money inside, much like this hero rat.
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Neal told the Post that his envisioned legislation would reaffirm the protection for pre-existing conditions while striking back at the suit the Justice Department signed on to.
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A large number of the game's protagonists are ecological freedom fighters who are striking back at a corporate structure that is literally sucking the life force from the planet.
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Take-Two and its subsidiary Rockstar filed the suit in January, striking back at a cease-and-desist notice from Pinkerton, which argued Red Dead Redemption 2 had infringed on its trademark.
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Republican politicians in Delta Air Lines' home state of Georgia are striking back at the airline after it decided to scrap discounted airfare for participants in an upcoming National Rifle Association meeting.
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Both Britain's prime minister, Theresa May, and her foreign secretary, Boris Johnson, have raised the possibility of striking back at Russia's president, Vladimir V. Putin, by targeting the assets of oligarchs living in London.
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With a strong economy, low unemployment and the stock market near record highs, executives are striking back at rules they believe hamper their ability to make profits — even as they make more than ever.
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The assessment offered by Coats, based on input from the entire U.S. intelligence community, predicts Russian social media campaigns will focus on "aggravating" social and racial tensions and striking back at anti-Kremlin politicians.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump is striking back at former Vice President Joe Biden, a potential 2020 election rival, for suggesting he would "beat the hell out of" Trump if they were in high school.
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Assange's supporters have called his two alleged victims "honeypots," attributing the claims to a nation-state conspiracy striking back at a man who rose to global prominence after publishing classified United States diplomatic cables in 2010.
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Clinton introduced the phrase in October, at the first Democratic presidential debate, where it produced whoops of joy from the live audience: Here was Clinton striking back at the supposedly pie-in-the-sky Bernie Sanders.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democrats are striking back at the U.S. Congress and White House over their push to cut regulations, as Republicans ratchet up attacks on rules they say hurt business and give bureaucrats too much power.
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Canada is striking back at the United States on the tariffs, slapping punitive measures on C$16.6 billion ($137.3 billion) worth of American goods, ranging from steel products to maple syrup to orange juice, starting on Sunday.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A United Nations-focused news outlet whose U.N. accreditation has come under review after U.S. prosecutors linked it to a scheme to bribe a former General Assembly president is striking back at its critics.
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It also heard the sound of the judiciary, and one might say reality itself, striking back at a wrecking-ball president who has tried to damage public trust in the courts -- while exerting his own power in extraordinary ways.
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While some consideration was given to striking back at Iran that night, according to one White House official, the decision was made to hold off until more information came in regarding Iran's intentions and the conditions on the ground.
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BEATTY: It is and to see Clapper and Brennin out there with titles of former director et cetera, you know these guys are no longer intelligence officials and it&aposs time for the President to start striking back at them.
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BELGRADE/HELSINKI (Reuters) - Nokia Corp said on Wednesday it had filed a number of lawsuits against Apple Inc for violating 32 technology patents, striking back at the iPhone maker's legal action targeting the one-time cellphone industry leader a day earlier.
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This kick, a straight kick which arcs up from the floor rather than pushing in as the traditional Muay Thai teep or neb does, winded dozens of opponents through Schilt's career and gave them no chance at striking back at him.
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In this case, Iranians are also striking back at the U.S. Friday's elections pit reformists, who dominate the Parliament and largely support President Hassan Rouhani, against right-wing politicians called "principalists," who favor greater state intervention in the economy and crackdowns on dissenters.
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Still, it is difficult to paint a full portrait of Trump's dealings with women, because many who have worked with him over the years have no interest in talking publicly about a candidate who has shown no hesitation in striking back at his critics.
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Some suggested that Saudi Arabia and its regional allies had ways of striking back at what they saw as a betrayal by the United States, by lessening their investments in the United States or dialing back their engagement in joint military and security programs.
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Reuters TV The White House threatened to strip six former U.S. intelligence and law enforcement officials, including Obama-era CIA director John Brennan, of their security clearances as President Donald Trump considers striking back at critics of his summit meeting last week with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Ms. Rousseff is striking back at her opponents at a time when her government has come under intense pressure over an economic crisis, corruption scandals and her nomination of her mentor and predecessor as president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, to join her cabinet as chief of staff.
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In an angry, unsparing new book, Hillary Clinton said she regretted not striking back at James B. Comey in July 2016, when he accused her of acting recklessly in using a private email account while secretary of state, even as he announced that the F.B.I. would not seek criminal charges against her.
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The following stocks may be affected by newspaper reports and other factors on Thursday: Nokia Corp said late on Wednesday it had filed a number of lawsuits against Apple Inc for violating 32 technology patents, striking back at the iPhone maker's legal action targeting the one-time cellphone industry leader a day earlier.
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Barbara LeeBarbara Jean LeeOvernight Health Care: Planned Parenthood to leave federal family planning program absent court action | Democrats demand Trump withdraw rule on transgender health | Cummings, Sanders investigate three drug companies for 'obstructing' probe Democrats demand Trump officials withdraw rule on transgender health House Democratic leadership member backs impeachment inquiry MORE (D-Calif.), have called on Trump to request a new authorization of use of military force (AUMF) from Congress before striking back at Iran.
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All that remained of the old capital were some ruins of the royal palace. Provinces proclaimed independence under generals, rogue monks, and members of the royal family. One general, Phraya Taksin, former governor of Tak, began the reunification effort. He gathered forces and began striking back at the Burmese.
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This is an episode list for Clutch, an online thriller about small-time criminals striking back at organized crime, with each webisode 6–14 minutes long. The first episode was posted June 14, 2011. It is broadcast on Clutch's official website, on Koldcast TV, Blip, JTS and other sites. The show follows the exploits of pickpocket Kylie and her accomplices as they take on Marcel Obertovitch, the local crime lord.
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Tasarov agrees but warns her about striking back at Gogol a third time. After Nikita hits a convoy full of heroin, Kasim goes to St. Petersburg to confront Tasarov about the identity of the "Knights of Shi'ra". Tasarov simply bluffs his way through before Nikita doublecrosses him again, and captures and kills Kasim. In Season 2, Ari Tasarov creates an alliance with Owen Elliot, a former Division Guardian and associate of Nikita; Tasarov and Owen collaborate to find the remaining black boxes using funding from Gogol.
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It was then that the Schemer revealed that his face was really a mask, and that his true face was that of Richard Fisk. Richard explained that he had faked his death in the Alps and was striking back at his father using his own money. This final shock was too much for the Kingpin to bear, and he collapsed into catatonia. This finally made Richard realize how much he had hurt his father, and he set off to find a way to cure his comatose state.
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Dumbo is able to pull out of the dive and flies around the circus, finally striking back at his tormentors as a stunned audience looks on in amazement. After this performance, Dumbo becomes a media sensation, Timothy becomes his manager and the new owner of the circus, Dumbo and Mrs. Jumbo are given a private car on the circus train, and while the sentient train Casey Jr. travels to the next destination, Mrs. Jumbo, Dumbo and the crows greet each other in the distance, with the little elephant's new friends wishing him good luck.
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Although this was much less than the 80,000 sorties flown by fighters, bomber crews suffered about half the total casualties borne by their fighter colleagues. The bomber contribution was, therefore, much more dangerous on a loss-per-sortie comparison. Bomber, reconnaissance, and antisubmarine patrol operations continued throughout these months with little respite and none of the publicity accorded to Fighter Command. In his famous 20 August speech about "The Few", praising Fighter Command, Churchill also made a point of mentioning Bomber Command's contribution, adding that bombers were even then striking back at Germany; this part of the speech is often overlooked, even today.
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Out of 104 sailors, 46 died and 58 were rescued. South Korean President Lee Myung-bak convened an emergency meeting of security officials and ordered the military to focus on rescuing the sailors. On 20 May 2010, a team of international researchers published results claiming that the sinking had been caused by a North Korean torpedo; North Korea rejected the findings. South Korea agreed with the findings from the research group and President Lee Myung-bak declared afterwards that Seoul would cut all trade with North Korea as part of measures primarily aimed at striking back at North Korea diplomatically and financially.
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This analysis of the series often considers many plot elements throughout the series as Sunrise effectively "striking back" at Takara for forcing them to create shows with less plot in order to cram in more toy designs and action sequences. For instance, many robots in Might Gaine appear with no explanation, or arbitrarily transform into alternate modes that make no particular sense. Brave Police J-Decker returns to a much lighter tone, focusing more on Might Gaine's concept of "robot as human-built AI construct." Grade schooler Yuuta Tomonaga stumbles upon Deckerd, a humanoid robot under construction by the Japanese police, built to fight advanced forms of crime.
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That contributed to the ranks of the Sunni insurgents and also brought a greater sense of hatred toward the Shi'a population of Diyala. Also, even before Baghdad Security Plan, the Shi'a dominated military and police units in Diyala were conducting mass killings of Sunnis. Now, as Diyala has become a new safe haven for Sunni insurgents, like Al Anbar province which has already been overrun by the insurgents, that has changed were the Sunnis are striking back at the Shiites. Because of the crackdown in Baghdad, many Shiite Mahdi Army units fled from the capital to Diyala where they took up positions in the western parts of the province and carried out attacks against American and Iraqi military targets.
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Chander finds out about her wedding arrangements and goes to her house to speak to her father who starts to abuse Chander and physically assault him, which leads to Chander striking back at him when Pooja arrives. This leads to a misunderstanding between Pooja and Chander that causes them to have a fallout and Chander returns to his home where Pooja calls him to tell him that she learned the truth and wants to meet him. However, Chander is enraged and does not want to speak to her. Then Chander's childhood friend Jai takes the call for him and asks her to meet him at a deserted area with Chander, to which she agrees.
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One night while he's driving home from a party at a gay nightclub in Lower Manhattan, a tanker truck spills nuclear waste onto his car and through his open sunroof, covering him with glowing green goo. The next day, he notices that he has developed telekinetic powers. With this newfound discovery, Max decides to put his powers to use by striking back at his tormentors to win back the love of Darcy. He is asked to spend the weekend at the summer beach house of Brian, a paraplegic friend, who has also invited some other friends, including Max's ex-wife Lorraine as well as his ex-girlfriend, plus self-confidence author and womanizer Mark Winslow who has designs on Darcy.
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People in London look at a map illustrating how the RAF is striking back at Germany during 1940 A work party clears rubble from an air raid on Berlin, 13 October 1940 Before 1941, Berlin, at from London, was at the extreme range attainable by the British bombers then available to the Allied forces. It could be bombed only at night in summer when the days were longer and skies clear—which increased the risk to Allied bombers. The first RAF raid on Berlin took place on the night of 25 August 1940; 95 aircraft were dispatched to bomb Tempelhof Airport near the center of Berlin and Siemensstadt, of which 81 dropped their bombs in and around Berlin,Moss, p. 295Quester p.
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Harris completed his first novel, Trumpet to the World, while employed as a journalist in St. Louis. Published in 1946, Trumpet to the World is the story of a young black soldier married to a white woman who is put on trial for striking back at a white officer. Even while Harris attended school he continued to write fiction, producing three novels by the time he received his Ph.D. He continued to produce novels and contribute to periodicals through the years.Guide to the Mark Harris papers, Special Collections, University of Delaware Library, Newark, Delaware. Retrieved 3 May 2020. Harris was best known for a quartet of novels about baseball players: The Southpaw (1953), Bang the Drum Slowly (1956), A Ticket for a Seamstitch (1957), and It Looked Like For Ever (1979).
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The British began to assess the impact of the Blitz in August 1941 and the RAF Air Staff used the German experience to improve Bomber Command's offensives. They concluded bombers should strike a single target each night and use more incendiaries, because they had a greater impact on production than high explosives. They also noted regional production was severely disrupted when city centres were devastated through the loss of administrative offices, utilities and transport. They believed the Luftwaffe had failed in precision attack and concluded the German example of area attack using incendiaries was the way forward for operations over Germany. People in London look at a map illustrating how the RAF is striking back at Germany during 1940 Some writers claim the Air Staff ignored a critical lesson, that British morale did not break and that attacking German morale was not sufficient to induce a collapse.
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12px 21 April: A bombing raid on Norway kills the first American military officer killed in World War II. 12px 13 May: Luftflotte 3 (supported by Luftflotte 2) in the Battle of France executed the heaviest air bombardment to date (300 sorties)--the most intense by World War II Luftwaffe. People in London look at a map illustrating how the RAF is striking back at Germany during 1940 12px 14 May: Under cover of Adolf Galland's air wing and after dummy paratroopers were airdropped (imitating battle noises after landing), Fort Eben-Emael was taken by glider troops in Belgium. 12px 14 May: The Rotterdam Blitz ended the Battle of the Netherlands 12px 15 May: A kill shared by French pilot Rene Mouchotte and Englishman Jack Charles becomes the 1,000th victim of Biggin Hill fighters-- Vickers threw a "fabulous party" 12px 15 May: The RAF lost the 100th of its France-based bombers. In 72 hours, it had lost half of its offensive force.
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