Ntaganda surrendered to the US Embassy in Rwanda in 2013.
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He later surrendered to police in the theater parking lot.
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On Monday, Manafort and Richard Gates surrendered to federal authorities.
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Soon after, Dutt surrendered to complete his remaining prison term.
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Those feats of resilience surrendered to the fact of fragility.
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Gates and Manafort both surrendered to authorities on Monday morning.
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"If you surrendered to the air, you could ride it."
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Carballo and the nurses surrendered to police earlier this week.
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Traini then surrendered to military police officers at the scene.
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She has since voluntarily surrendered to Wayne County Animal Services.
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The suspect surrendered to police "without incident," police spokesman Sgt.
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The standoff ended after the last holdouts surrendered to authorities.
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"He surrendered to me and promised to stop," she said.
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Joycelyn later surrendered to cops and was booked for battery.
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On Tuesday about 500 ISIS fighters surrendered to SDF forces.
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Four police officers were killed, seven surrendered to the Taliban.
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It was surrendered to authorities, and no charges were pursued.
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There, he released them and surrendered to a local sheriff's department.
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Collins surrendered to the FBI on Wednesday morning, NBC News reported.
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Welch didn't injure any customers and eventually surrendered to authorities peacefully.
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Robinson eventually surrendered to the 30-plus officers at the scene.
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Internment ended in 1944, before Japan surrendered to the United States.
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The men finally surrendered to the local officials on Mar. 29.
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Hours later, he finally surrendered to authorities and left the reserve.
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Because we have completely surrendered to the United States through NAFTA .
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"Afghan Army members have never surrendered to the enemy," he said.
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She pulled over and surrendered to police while surrounded by officers.
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Mr. Thomas surrendered to the police a month after the shooting.
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Mr. Atkins eventually surrendered to the police around 6:30 p.m.
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They had not yet surrendered to the Harris County Sheriff's Office.
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In January, she surrendered to Kurdish troops in the Syrian desert.
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Joseph E. Johnston surrendered to William Tecumseh Sherman on April 26.
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A 12th member of the group surrendered to police in Arizona.
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"More than 30 soldiers surrendered to the Taliban," Mr. Ahmadi said.
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The Republican Party may have effectively surrendered to Trump weeks ago.
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McClure and D'Amico surrendered to police Wednesday but have since been released.
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But as I stepped further in, I surrendered to the internal space.
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The suspect then surrendered to officers who confronted him outside the store.
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All of this prevents your pet from being surrendered to a shelter.
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Hundreds of IS fighters and their families surrendered to the Kurdish forces.
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The suspect, who surrendered to police, has been charged with capital murder.
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As we reported ... Weinstein surrendered to NYPD in May for the charges.
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The New Hampshire resident surrendered to police in Lynchburg, Virginia, on Wednesday.
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Ross Douthat THE Republican Party's politicians have mostly surrendered to Donald Trump.
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The gunmen surrendered to avoid heavy losses on both sides, he said.
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On Monday morning, all six surrendered to the Taliban, Lieutenant Reza said.
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Leslie (Lulu at the ranch) loves Charlie and has surrendered to him.
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The whole thing was a cavalcade and I just surrendered to it.
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They imagine a domain in which materiality has surrendered to the tenebrous.
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"If you surrendered to the air, you could ride it," from 2019.
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Bharara said Mitsakos surrendered to law enforcement on Thursday in Los Angeles.
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He later surrendered to police 60 miles from the scene of the shooting.
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The suspect ultimately handcuffed himself and surrendered to officers around 6:30 p.m.
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He ultimately surrendered to government forces when they retook the territory in November.
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After speeding away by car, the suspect pulled over and surrendered to police.
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Efimova surrendered to police in Athens in March, citing fears for her life.
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Cuba surrendered to cops last week and was booked on the 2 charges.
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Youngsta and another man ultimately surrendered to authorities 3 months after the shooting.
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He surrendered to General Ulysses S. Grant in 1865, ending the Civil War.
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The suspect in the bus has surrendered to officers, and is in custody.
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The party could no longer ignore areas they have traditionally surrendered to Democrats.
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Bundy was also arrested in a different vehicle that peacefully surrendered to police.
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Army, wanted by the ICC for Crimes Against Humanity, surrendered to the U.S.
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He surrendered to the police in 2014 and was released the next year.
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The suspect pulled over and surrendered to police officers a short time later.
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He surrendered to the authorities that day and was released on $100,000 bond.
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Thousands of Tamils who surrendered to Mr. Silva's division vanished without a trace.
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The GOP congressman reportedly surrendered to federal agents in Manhattan on Wednesday morning.
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The following day, her husband, a former Hoover police officer, surrendered to authorities.
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Hutton was killed by Oakland police after he had already surrendered to them.
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Three days later, he surrendered to the cops at an apartment in Charlestown.
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Others surrendered to the moment but did not give up, an important distinction.
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Law enforcement sources tell us ... Tekashi's manager, Shottie, surrendered to the NYPD Wednesday.
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Justin Amash said Trump has surrendered to the Washington swamp he promised to fight.
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Greatly outnumbered, Colonel Robert Magaw, who was commanding the fort, surrendered to the British.
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Cardi B surrendered to police on Monday morning and was subsequently arrested, PEOPLE confirms.
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Trump banned bump stocks, saying they must be destroyed or surrendered to the government.
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Weinstein surrendered to authorities at a police precinct in New York City on Friday.
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The chances of a foreign businessman being surrendered to the mainland might be remote.
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Weiner, who cried and apologized in court, surrendered to the FBI following its investigation.
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Even though she was elected into this political system, she never surrendered to it.
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The individual reportedly left ISIS and surrendered to a Syrian rebel group in September.
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Sixty-nine people were killed, most of them teenagers, before Breivik surrendered to police.
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President Trump's former campaign chairman Paul Manafort surrendered to the FBI on Monday morning.
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A three-hour standoff ensued, including hours of negotiations, before Atkins surrendered to police.
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Manafort was charged alongside business associate Richard Gates in October and surrendered to authorities.
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On Saturday, a group of 6793 Central Americans surrendered to agents in the area.
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The federal government, under presidents of both parties, has largely surrendered to monopoly power.
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The station did not air his on-camera interview until he surrendered to police.
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He said he had used drugs and had surrendered to the police in November.
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Thomas Callaway of Georgia surrendered to authorities Friday and posed for this mug shot.
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"I kind of surrendered to it and allowed it to inspire me," he said.
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Mr. Moreno surrendered to Italian troops who then handed him over to Franco's forces.
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If Americans surrendered to "ignoble ease," he warned, they would never achieve national greatness.
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His car ground to a halt, and he surrendered to the officers shortly after.
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Two other JNU students, who were also charged with sedition, later surrendered to police.
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Weinstein surrendered to authorities in New York days earlier, and was arraigned shortly thereafter.
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From there he crossed into Calexico and surrendered to Customs and Border Patrol agents.
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Three of the remaining militants surrendered to the FBI as planned on Thursday morning.
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On Wednesday morning, Loughlin, who was traveling when the news first broke, surrendered to authorities.
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Thousands of ISIS families, including armed fighters, have surrendered to SDF troops in recent weeks.
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It was late last year, around mid-September, when I finally surrendered to the fatigue.
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My money gone, I surrendered to life without either the trust's protections or the car.
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But it's not only the Trump administration that has surrendered to China on human rights.
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The third fugitive, Bac Duong, had surrendered to police in Orange County the day before.
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He surrendered to backup officers who arrived after the three officers were shot, Hudson said.
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McGowan voluntarily surrendered to authorities in Virginia in November in response to an arrest warrant.
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Wayne surrendered to police on Thursday after learning there was a warrant for his arrest.
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Bowers is charged with killing eight men and three women before he surrendered to police.
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Gross surrendered to the Federal Bureau of Investigation on Thursday morning, an agency spokeswoman said.
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Weinstein was previously indicted on sexual assault charges and first surrendered to police in May.
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President Donald Trump's former lawyer, Michael Cohen, has surrendered to federal authorities in New York.
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A commander of a pro-government militia surrendered to the Taliban with 219 men. Oct.
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He self-surrendered to law enforcement following the indictment, according to a law enforcement official.
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Sitting naked in the lotus position, before a crackling fire, he surrendered to the experience.
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Lula da Silva has been in prison since he surrendered to federal police in April.
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Mr. Mustafa surrendered to the police in 2014 to serve the remainder of his sentence.
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Four hundred and twelve guns were seized or surrendered to law enforcement as a result.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... the rapper surrendered to cops Wednesday, flanked by her attorney.
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Tjiong was taken back into custody and Bantleman surrendered to police, his brother told the CBC.
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Luca Marsella said that was because they had surrendered to immigrant vendors who work the plaza.
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The Kuomintang government took over the island after the Japanese surrendered to the Allies in 1945.
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After hours of negotiations, the group surrendered to the Coast Guard, who took them into custody.
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Around Damascus, suburbs like Daraya have effectively surrendered to the regime after enduring years of siege.
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The unidentified American, who has not been charged, surrendered to U.S.-backed fighters around Sept. 12.
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China's official Xinhua News Agency later reported that Gui "surrendered to public security organs" in October.
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He says 57 Afghan soldiers surrendered to the Taliban while 17 others were captured in battle.
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Manziel, 23, surrendered to police on Wednesday, had a mugshot taken and posted bail of $1,500.
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That 41-day standoff ended last week after the last of the holdouts surrendered to authorities.
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Daleiden surrendered to authorities last month under an arrest warrant and was released on $75,000 bond.
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He surrendered to cops and could face charges of aggravated assault and making a terroristic threat.
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I have surrendered to the reality that without immediate treatment my life is in eminant danger.
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Eventually, Orji surrendered to her passion, despite the fact that stand-up comedy still scares her.
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Conservative principles must be fought for there, not surrendered to advance the work of the establishment.
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About 600 of those who were unable to escape surrendered to police overnight, according to authorities.
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He would have surrendered to impulse at his penultimate peak, when godliness was just within reach.
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We surrendered to this idea, and mistook our dependence for romance, until it was too late.
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A suspect, Robert Bowers, surrendered to the authorities and was charged with hate crimes and murder.
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He surrendered to internal pressure and withdrew his plan, but they came for his job anyway.
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Allen, the police chief, said the shooter surrendered to officers when they approached him in Walmart.
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On January 10, she told the Times, she surrendered to American troops in the Syrian desert.
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Mr. Correia, 44, surrendered to agents with the Federal Bureau of Investigation at 10:30 a.m.
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Just after midnight on Wednesday, he surrendered to the police and took responsibility for the murder.
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Reynolds surrendered to federal agents on Wednesday at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York.
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He returned the tree, surrendered to the police and agreed to perform community service as punishment.
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He said 120,000 people had surrendered to police in the past month, and 70,000 were drug pushers.
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Joshua quickly surrendered to deputies who arrested Jeremy and Walter after a short standoff, the paper reported.
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The 23-year-old former Texas Rangers star surrendered to authorities and posed for a mug shot.
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"Prince has been voluntarily surrendered to Guardians of Rescue," reads a post on the rescue's Facebook page.
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The "Bodak Yellow" rapper surrendered to police on Monday morning and was subsequently arrested, PEOPLE previously confirmed.
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They also said more than 80 Kurdish militants had been captured alive or surrendered to Turkish forces.
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Both Manafort and Gates surrendered to authorities at the FBI on Monday, according to the Associated Press.
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Police circulated surveillance video footage of the incident to the public before the defendants surrendered to police.
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But he couldn't get away because there was a gate, so he surrendered to police, she said.
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Earlier this year, South Africa's former justice minister Michael Masutha said Chang should be surrendered to Mozambique.
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Some people have even surrendered to the possibility of a coup, because anything is better than this.
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It was the fourth home run Hader (1-4) surrendered to a left-handed batter this season.
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Earlier this year, South Africa's former justice minister Michael Masutha said Chang should be surrendered to Mozambique.
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The suspect surrendered to police just after midnight, putting an end to a nearly eight-hour standoff.
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Texas officials said Saturday that police arrested a 21-year-old white man who surrendered to officers.
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He struck out two but that couldn't eclipse the pair of home runs he surrendered to Goldschmidt.
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For a while, Nashville surrendered to their so-called outlaw movement, but the establishment soon reasserted control.
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By trading Chandler, Denver also could recoup the pick they just surrendered to Portland for Mason Plumlee.
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Four of the nine insurgents were killed, he said, and the other five surrendered to Afghan forces.
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In her deteriorated physical condition, she finally surrendered to a psychiatric assessment, and began taking antipsychotic medication.
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This time, many exhausted protesters surrendered to the police—the youngest of them were given safe passage.
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The crisis at Comet was averted when the gunman surrendered to the police before anyone was hurt.
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The suspect, identified as Michael Chadwick Fry, surrendered to police and was taken into custody without incident.
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ISIS militants who surrendered to the Afghan government are presented to media in Jalalabad on Nov. 17.
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Two police officers were killed during a two-week stand-off, before gunmen surrendered to the authorities.
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Naramore, 36, surrendered to Hot Springs authorities Thursday morning and was released on $5,000 bond, officials said.
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Around 3,000 IS fighters and their families surrendered to SDF forces in 24 hours, Bali said overnight.
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He said that country's army forced them back, so they surrendered to the insurgents late on Saturday.
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Video Weeks after the incident, Hawthorne surrendered to Area Central detectives following a warrant issued for her arrest.
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He consistently denied the allegations and surrendered to British police the following month and was released on bail.
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The gunman surrendered to police after he realized there were no children being illegally harbored in the restaurant.
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Boyette killed himself when Rice surrendered to the dozens of officers surrounding the building, authorities previously told PEOPLE.
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Five weeks after Milo was born, he was surrendered to the rescue by a local breeder, reports KFOR.
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Prosecutors said the shooting was justified Ammon Bundy and others were in another vehicle and surrendered to police.
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It surrendered to the pornographization of daily life, to the culture of death, to the cult of competitiveness.
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Just eight months ago, the pup was surrendered to K-9 Angel Rescue after his owner passed away.
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Barney ended up at Battersea after he was surrendered to the rescue by his previous owners in 2014.
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Although 42 dogs were surrendered to the shelter, 23 dogs were left behind at a mobile home park.
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Trey Songz surrendered to LAPD to face a felony domestic violence charge early Monday morning ... TMZ has learned.
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We can then enter a zone where we're lost to everything around us, surrendered to a single task.
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On the second day, they surrendered to Castro's forces and, en route to Havana, they ran into Che.
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An arrest warrant was issued for Kelly at the time, and he surrendered to Chicago police hours later.
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Macha tareko are small whiting cosseted in yogurt, ginger, garlic and garam masala, then surrendered to the fryer.
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Over the last week, scores of Afghan soldiers and at least three army posts surrendered to the militants.
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He's either in denial about his chances for survival or, more likely, or has surrendered to bloody nihilism.
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The state-run Anadolu Agency reported that about 200 unarmed soldiers had surrendered to the police in Ankara.
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Hundreds of protesters surrendered to police after a days-long siege of the Polytechnic University in Hong Kong.
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"Yes, they detained my relatives," Magomed Khambiyev told the Kommersant newspaper after he surrendered to save their lives.
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Mr. Niccolini, 62, was initially charged with felony sexual abuse when he surrendered to the police in June.
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A snapping turtle surrendered to officials by its owner at an "exotic animal amnesty day" in Bridgeport, Conn.
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Several militants who surrendered to Kurdish forces last week said they feared execution if captured by Shiite militiamen.
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Hundreds of Islamic State fighters surrendered to Kurdish pesh merga forces about 16 miles north of the city.
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Some 40,000 Tamil civilians were killed during the war, and thousands who surrendered to General Silva's division disappeared.
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Authorities asked for the public's help in locating Moore, who surrendered to Millbrook police around 3:30 a.m.
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Mason surrendered to the Henry County Sheriff's Office, near Atlanta, and was released on $10,000 bond on Friday.
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Mostly, though, it's because of the inordinate amount of screen time surrendered to a tiresome Passion play extravaganza.
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Atambayev surrendered to police late on Thursday during the second raid on his country home outside the capital Bishkek.
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Left with no choice, he gave up his business and surrendered to his chosen path as a spirit artist.
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Cincinnati Bengals running back Mark Walton surrendered to police in Florida on Thursday, marking his third arrest of 2019.
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We're never given an origin story, but whatever he's gone through, he's surrendered to the mania of it all.
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Conor McGregor just surrendered to authorities in connection with the bus attack at Barclays Center ... TMZ Sports has learned.
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Trump triumphed over the GOP's leadership during the 2016 primary, but he has largely surrendered to themon policy questions.
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By the end of March, Cunningham surrendered to Sonoma County sheriff's authorities and was charged with felony grand theft.
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In late September, Mr. Fox surrendered to popular demand: Big Bird became a roasted half-chicken with seasonal accompaniments.
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So I just surrendered to the fact that I would be spending money in a way I haven't before.
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Prosecutors say Crusius surrendered to police after the attack saying, "I'm the shooter," and that he was targeting Mexicans.
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The program's last transport left the Netherlands in May 1940, the day before the country surrendered to the Nazis.
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The 21-year-old suspect in the El Paso shooting surrendered to police on the day of the attack.
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TMZ broke the story ... Fabolous surrendered to police Wednesday night and was booked for aggravated assault and terroristic threats.
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He surrendered to the tribunal in 2004 and was convicted of war crimes and crimes against humanity in 2013.
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Around 23 police officers in the city have surrendered to the Taliban with their weapons in the past month.
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The gunman left the building, potentially after his weapon malfunctioned, and surrendered to the police a short time later.
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Crusius got out of his car and surrendered to an El Paso motorcycle police officer, El Paso police Sgt.
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The boxing superstar -- currently the WBA lightweight champion -- surrendered to the Coral Gables PD on Tuesday for the Feb.
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Across the San Francisco Bay, Mr. Lathem, 42, surrendered to United States marshals outside a federal building in Oakland.
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Before Lula da Silva surrendered to police, his supporters prevented him from turning himself in by blocking his car.
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Robert Bowers, 2986, of suburban Baldwin, surrendered to authorities after Saturday morning's shooting at the Tree of Life synagogue.
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The general, however, offered no details about the circumstances in which Mr. Mohmand surrendered to the Pakistani security forces.
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His killer, Mumtaz Qadri, immediately surrendered to police and was later executed, becoming a martyr for many hardline Islamists.
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The actor voluntarily surrendered to New York police for questioning in June and was released on his own recognizance.
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Alcala surrendered to DEA agents in Colombia and waived his right to challenge extradition, the three people told Reuters.
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Weinstein surrendered to NYPD last week and was booked for rape, criminal sex acts, sexual abuse and sexual misconduct.
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The $3.2 million in forfeitures relates to the tainted products, which by federal law must be surrendered to the government.
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CNN reports that he surrendered to police in Lynchburg, Virginia, and was set to be transported from there to Charlottesville.
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"The country has surrendered to the United States' ugly politics by detaining Meng Wanzhou," the state-controlled China Daily said.
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Were it not for these beautiful goals, we'd have probably surrendered to the sweet embrace of death at this point.
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When my dog was first surrendered to our local ACCT, he was severely emaciated and covered in his own excrement.
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Police said the suspect drove about 10 hours to the site of the shooting and surrendered to responding police officers.
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Police said the suspect drove about 10 hours to the site of the shooting and surrendered to police without incident.
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A former teacher at the Earl Travillion Attendance Center in Hattiesburg, Jackson had surrendered to police back on April 10.
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Arthurs surrendered to police after a brief negotiation, shouting "Allah Mohammed!" while being walked to a patrol car, police said.
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East surrendered to cops in NYC Tuesday morning and has been charged with misdemeanor assault ... according to law enforcement sources.
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The automaker is pushing for market share in a segment it largely surrendered to rival GM over the past decade.
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In the event, all 22014 passengers and crew were eventually released unharmed and the hijacker eventually surrendered to Cypriot authorities.
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They broke with him and formed a new party after he surrendered to the tribunal; Mr Seselj calls them traitors.
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In September 24, after Italy surrendered to the Allies, the Italian leadership in Rhodes continued to side with the Germans.
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Smollett last Thursday surrendered to authorities after he was charged with disorderly conduct for allegedly filing a false police report.
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The president, Mr. Uribe argued, had surrendered to "Castro-Chavismo," referring to the alliance between the Cuban and Venezuelan governments.
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Police said the suspect drove about 6503 hours to the site of the shooting and surrendered to police without incident.
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Noriega surrendered to American forces 14 days later, after spending more than a week holed up in the Vatican embassy.
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On Friday, a 19-year-old man surrendered to police in connection with the death, Miami&aposs FOX 7 reported .
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A Pentagon spokesman said at the time that the citizen surrendered to the Syrian Democratic Forces on or around Sept.
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A University of Melbourne analysis estimates that one-third of these killings happen after the suspect has surrendered to police.
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One accused drug lord, Melvin Odicta, known as the Dragon, surrendered to the police late last month and was released.
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Putting aside any pretense toward nuance or complexity, the paper has surrendered to the sensibility of left-wing political activists.
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"When MacArthur came after World War II, the Japanese just surrendered to his leadership," a retired Nissan executive told Newsweek.
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When the government finally surrendered to Communist tanks in April 1975, the South's political fate had long since been sealed.
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An important witness for the defense at that trial was Lord Cornwallis, who not long before had surrendered to Gen.
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He said he had surrendered to the army under a deal, and escaped only after the agreement was not honored.
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A 21-year-old man later surrendered to police, and the jewelry was returned, Officer Miguel Torres confirmed to CNN.
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Trump triumphed over the GOP's leadership during the 2016 primary, but he has largely surrendered to them on policy questions.
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Today, meet Debo, a 2-year-old pup who was surrendered to Orange County Animal Services in Orlando, Florida, on Feb.
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About three hours after the standoff began, the gunman asked to handcuff himself and surrendered to law enforcement, authorities reportedly said.
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He continued to rise through its ranks, and after his predecessor surrendered to authorities in 2009, became its leader, prosecutors said.
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Gooding voluntarily surrendered to the NYPD for questioning on Thursday and pleaded not guilty to the charges in a Manhattan court.
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Before Boyette killed himself on Tuesday, Rice surrendered to the dozens of police surrounding the Georgia motel, police have told PEOPLE.
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Chipotle Mexican Grill — Chipotle executive Mark Crumpacker surrendered to police in New York and was arraigned on charges of cocaine possession.
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He has been held without bond at the El Paso County jail since he surrendered to end the five-hour siege.
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A man with a gun went to the pizza place to "self-investigate," fired his weapon, then surrendered to police. 105.
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Now, officials say the suspect, Landyn Shane Durham -- a student at the University of Georgia -- has surrendered to Clarke County Sheriffs.
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The guy who infamously altered the iconic Hollywood sign to read "Hollyweed" ... surrendered to cops and was promptly arrested Monday afternoon.
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If she had shown weakness or surrendered to emotion on her journey, it is doubtful she'd be where she is today.
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It has no right to complain that progressive groups are trying to reclaim ground the party effectively surrendered to the GOP.
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The suspect surrendered to police as officers closed in on him, and he was taken into custody without incident, authorities said.
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The leadoff home run he surrendered to Eduardo Nunez snapped a streak of 181 batters Conley faced without allowing a homer.
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The suspect, identified as Maurice Hill, surrendered to police just after midnight, putting an end to a nearly eight-hour standoff.
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On Monday, Manafort surrendered to law enforcement authorities to face charges, including some related to his ownership of the Brooklyn brownstone.
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The 31-year-old -- who also had roles in 'Expendables 3' and "Southpaw" -- surrendered to authorities in Oxnard, CA on Tuesday.
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It ended when the gunman, identified by police as Robert Bowers, wounded and crawling on his knees, surrendered to police officers.
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A number of puppies are surrendered to the Humane Society around the 5-month mark because they've outgrown the cute stage.
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Ms. Mejia-Mejia surrendered to Border Patrol agents and was placed in a cell with her son, according to the complaint.
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The film's director, Paolo Sorrentino, himself seems to have surrendered to the so-called presidente and his curious brand of charisma.
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Ms. Pomsel and the staff made a large white flag from food sacks in the bunker and surrendered to the Russians.
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When he ran out of ammunition, Mr. Santiago lay on the ground and surrendered to the police, law enforcement officials said.
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Wyatt, who surrendered to U.S. authorities at an airport in the UK, was ordered held without bond pending further court proceedings.
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Mr. Assange, who was in Britain at the time, surrendered to the British police, posted bail and fought extradition to Sweden.
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There was some preceding work that would happen, but I feel like I fully surrendered to the game three years ago.
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NY Jets star Darrelle Revis just surrendered to Pittsburgh police ... and is under arrest following a violent altercation early Sunday morning.
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After the raids, Lozen spent six years with another famous Apache leader, Geronimo, until he surrendered to the U.S. government in 1885.
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Al-Nusra's fighters surrendered to the government on April 30th and boarded buses bound for Idlib, a rebel redoubt in the north.
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The disgraced politician surrendered to the FBI in New York Friday morning, and pleaded guilty before United States District Judge Loretta Preska.
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After three years on the run, last year he surrendered to Malaysia's anti-corruption authorities and is in a witness-protection programme.
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The villages will be surrendered to the Syrian government in the coming days, an official in the Manbij Military Council told Reuters.
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Salic had, in fact, surrendered to the Philippine authorities in April, when he learned that he was wanted by the United States.
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What could have been another mass shooting thankfully ended after the man fired a handful of rounds and eventually surrendered to police.
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Similar to other groups of families, these migrants willingly surrendered to Border Patrol with no attempts to evade or hide from authorities.
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He took issue with those who said Woods was innocent or that he surrendered to police during the June 2004 drug raid.
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At least 45 police officers were killed in the clashes and 211 others tried to flee but finally surrendered to the insurgents.
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John T. Earnest, 19, surrendered to police after bursting into the synagogue and opening fire as about 100 people were worshipping inside.
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The rest of the unit surrendered to the Taliban on Monday, according to a lieutenant who escaped, as well as Afghan officials.
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At least 2000 men identified by Kurdish forces as Islamic State fighters have surrendered to the Kurds in Dibis, in Kirkuk Province.
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Dominic Yocco, 19, surrendered to St. Louis County police Wednesday, two days after police asked for the public's help in finding him.
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Mr. Gooding, 51, voluntarily surrendered to the police in June and was charged with third-degree misdemeanor sexual abuse and forcible touching.
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On Friday, Mr. Weinstein surrendered to the police and was charged, through a criminal complaint, with first-degree rape and other offenses.
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"I surrendered to American immigration and thought we would be safe," she said in a recent interview at a shelter in Reynosa.
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They could have walked out of the Jungle at that very moment, surrendered to the French authorities, and claimed asylum in France.
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All three attackers were members of groups affiliated with the Islamic State in Afghanistan and were surrendered to the government last year.
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He then surrendered to a police officer who was responding to the attack, jumping out of his vehicle with his hands up.
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Songz surrendered to authorities a few days later, but maintained he was "being lied on and falsely accused for someone's personal gain."
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In 2014, the WTO finally surrendered to prevailing sentiment by agreeing to a "trade facilitation" round that focused on processes, not reduced tariffs.
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She said she would issue a European arrest warrant for Assange to be surrendered to Sweden if the court decided to detain him.
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Instead, the girl surrendered to the authorities and warned that future attacks were being planned for the camp, according to other emergency officials.
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Where their Black Mirror predecessors surrendered to the basest cruelties their future tech encourages, these characters rise above it, choosing their better natures.
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On Thursday, Jamill Jones, an assistant men's basketball coach at Wake Forest University in North Carolina, surrendered to law enforcement alongside his attorney.
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Zachary Cole Fernandez, 30, voluntarily surrendered to L.A. police on Sunday night "with his attorneys by his side," a police spokesman tells PEOPLE.
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The sanctuary took in and is caring for Tyga's illegally owned pet tiger that he surrendered to animal control in 2016, reports TMZ.
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An arrest warrant was issued for Kelly in February after the first charges were announced, and he surrendered to Chicago police hours later.
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Shuster says a number of puppies are surrendered to the Humane Society around the 5-month mark because they've outgrown the cute stage.
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Vassilev, who blames the run on deposits at Corpbank on a plot hatched by his competitors, surrendered to Serbian police in September 2014.
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They are like gentle souls from another era, whose feelings and memories have not surrendered to the desperation and annihilation brought by war.
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If we do actually leave, now or in however many years, families will be torn apart and friendships will be surrendered to geography.
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Today, meet Arthur, a handsome pup surrendered to New York's Bully Project when his owner was no longer able to care for him.
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But he couldn't get away because there was a gate, so he surrendered to police, who told him to lay down, she said.
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At least hundreds, perhaps thousands, of Taliban prisoners of war who had surrendered to forces loyal to an American-backed warlord were killed.
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Elizabeth Ann Pierce, who was CEO of Anchorage-based Quintillion Networks until she resigned last year, surrendered to authorities Thursday morning, prosecutors said.
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The suspect eventually surrendered to the SWAT team at the bank along US-27, between Lake Jackson and Little Lake Jackson, police said.
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Suspect surrendered to SWAT team After Xaver made his call to police, Sebring police and Highlands County sheriff's deputies responded to the scene.
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He was inside the bank for more than 4 hours before he surrendered to a SWAT team, according to the Sebring Police Department.
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Since Lula da Silva surrendered to federal police, PT politicians and supporters have held rallies calling for his release and claiming his innocence.
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Mark Salling arrived in court with his lawyer Friday and surrendered to federal authorities one week after his indictment on child porn charges.
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The MMA star had surrendered to police on Thursday evening, soon after a video of the fracas at Brooklyn's Barclay Center went viral.
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It was only the second home run that Miller, the usually dominant ex-Yankee, had surrendered to a left-handed hitter all season.
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Watson walked out of the field with his hands up, got on his knees and surrendered to law enforcement without incident, Rausch said.
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The shooter barricaded himself in the home in a standoff that lasted eight hours and ended when he surrendered to a SWAT team.
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And in the end, I surrendered to the journey rather than trying to set it up in advance and tick the boxes. Absolutely.
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While that was going on, his attorney, Mark Heller, was in front of the Manhattan courthouse and said Cuba had surrendered to cops.
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A 46-year-old Pennsylvania man, Robert Bowers, of suburban Baldwin, surrendered to authorities and faces 29 charges in connection to the rampage.
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Another son, Serafín Zambada Ortiz, surrendered to the U.S., was convicted of trafficking, got five years — but did eight months counting time served.
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American democracy is already in jeopardy for having one party that has surrendered to the politics of ethnic bigotry disguised as social concern.
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The actor, who surrendered to the authorities on Thursday morning, has insisted the attack occurred and that he has not done anything wrong.
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Mohamad Khweis, a 26-year-old from Virginia, surrendered to peshmerga militiamen near Sinjar in Iraq in the early hours of Monday morning.
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Officials say they have video showing Wolf defacing the sign -- and after a lengthy investigation, he finally surrendered to police on Feb. 7.
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Both sides took heavy casualties in Badghis last month, and at one point 50 members of Afghan security forces surrendered to the Taliban.
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Finally the entire sport surrendered to the inevitability of continuous dribbling in 1909, charting the course for the game we all know today.
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Manafort and Gates surrendered to federal authorities Monday, and were expected in court later in the day to face charges brought by Mueller's team.
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The suspect surrendered to French police in 2016 and claimed to be part of an IS plot to carry out an attack in Duesseldorf.
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Gehman said O'Connor surrendered to police officers and sheriff's deputies after authorities called the home and asked him to do so, KOLO-TV reported.
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Shots rang out just after Mary Barbara Craig Rice, the woman who cops say had been on the run with Boyette, surrendered to police.
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The doctor surrendered to law enforcement Monday, Chancellor Gene Block and Vice Chancellor of UCLA Health Sciences John Mazziotta said in a joint statement.
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The R&B superstar, whose real name is Robert Sylvester Kelly, surrendered to Chicago police on Friday evening, the Hollywood trade publication Variety reported.
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These societal decisions require deliberations on the implications of particular physical technologies and organizational systems, and cannot be surrendered to letting the market pick.
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The owner of the supermarket chain has voluntarily surrendered to the police's investigative unit as they look into the collapse, according to the report.
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The suspect, another 16-year-old boy, surrendered to police Friday evening, hours after his house was sprayed with gunfire, the Philadelphia Inquirer reported.
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Rivera, who surrendered to the police, is now in custody and will be charged with four counts of aggravated assault, Gonzalez said on Sunday.
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Mogadishu, Somalia (CNN)Former Al-Shabaab deputy leader and spokesman Mukhtar Robow Ali surrendered to Somali authorities on Sunday, according to a state official.
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As we previously reported, Werth was taken to a nearby station where he ultimately surrendered to a blood draw -- which showed he had a .
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I am hoping that he was left like he was because they knew the possibility of him being euthanized if surrendered to a shelter.
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Why it matters: Now, he has surrendered to authorities and been charged with 220 counts in the first indictments of Robert Mueller's Russia probe.
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Even his trademark calm and body tranquillity surrendered to frustration and fury after he fouled out while trying to poke the ball from James.
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The young mother tells us that she had already fled the Islamic State with her children in 2017 and surrendered to the Kurdish fighters.
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The 37 year-old doctor has been detained at a maximum security facility in the capital, Manila, after he surrendered to authorities last year.
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It was not immediately clear if the migrants voluntarily surrendered to Border Patrol officials or if they were caught after attempting to evade authorities.
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It is not clear from whom Bailey stole the burrito or if the rest of the treat was later surrendered to the good dog.
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And Donald Trump made more headlines when he lashed out at a company "I've been very good to," accusing of having "surrendered" to Europe.
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Mr. Manafort and his business associate, Mr. Gates, surrendered to federal authorities and pleaded not guilty to charges including money laundering and tax fraud.
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After a period of hiding, Pashinyan surrendered to the police in 2009 and was sentenced to four years in prison for organising civil disturbances.
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He surrendered to the US Embassy in Rwanda in 2013 and his trial began two years later, with closing arguments presented in August 2018.
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On April 9, 1865, Confederate General Robert E. Lee surrendered to Union leader Ulysses S. Grant at the Appomattox Courthouse in Appomattox County, Virginia.
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Colonel Beara, who was being held at Tegel prison in Berlin, surrendered to the United Nations war crimes tribunal in The Hague in 2004.
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She deserted the terrorist organization with her 18-month-old son in December as the caliphate crumbled, and she later surrendered to Kurdish forces.
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The 26-year-old performer, whose real name is Belcalis Almanzar, surrendered to police in October after being accused of involvement in the Aug.
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After Cliven Bundy's arrest, three of four remaining occupiers surrendered to the FBI at the urging of Nevada state Assemblywoman Michele Fiore and the Rev.
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In a court appearance on Saturday, a judge ordered that Kelly — who surrendered to police on Friday night — be held on a $1 million bond.
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"Kevin was surrendered to my clinic when he was a tiny four-week-old kitten after he was found alone in a carpark," Tailah said.
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Austin Boutain, 24, surrendered to police after a librarian spotted him in a Salt Lake City public library Tuesday night, ending a 15-hour manhunt.
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The home run he surrendered to Boston DH David Ortiz was the first he had given up to a left-handed hitter in his career.
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Like Idlib, it has also been a destination for fighters and civilians from other rebel enclaves that were surrendered to the government, including eastern Ghouta.
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Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid claimed responsibility for the attack, saying 57 Afghan soldiers had surrendered to the Taliban while 17 others were captured in battle.
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The alleged shooter, Robert Bowers, 46, surrendered to the police and was taken to the hospital, a local councilwoman told the The New York Times.
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Marsha Gay Reynolds, 31, surrendered to agents with the Drug Enforcement Administration in New York, said Timothy Massino, spokesman for the DEA in Los Angeles.
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According to Best Friends Animal Society in New York, the mother and son pair were surrendered to the city shelter together almost two years ago.
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"We still wonder why they fell to the Islamic State," said the neighbor, who was once an Islamist militant himself and surrendered to the government.
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The alleged shooter later told authorities that he was targeting "Mexicans" and reportedly confessed to carrying out the attack when he surrendered to law enforcement.
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A US military official had previously told CNN that an American citizen had appeared to have surrendered to Kurdish elements of the Syrian Democratic Forces.
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Paul Manafort, the former campaign chairman for Donald Trump's presidential run, surrendered to the FBI Monday morning in response to the bureau's sprawling Russia investigation.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ that the "Set Trippin" rapper surrendered to the NYPD in Manhattan Wednesday morning and criminal charges against him are pending.
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But after two and a half months of training in different safe houses, Khweis got cold feet and surrendered to Kurdish forces in northern Iraq.
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After his unit surrendered to Soviet troops, he joined the Red Army and became a Soviet citizen, according to the S.V.R., Russia's foreign intelligence service.
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On Monday, Lieutenant Reza said he and the remaining 40 soldiers in Chinese Camp walked out with their arms up and surrendered to the Taliban.
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More than 200 Islamic State fighters, like the one above, and two top commanders surrendered to the Afghan government to avoid capture by the Taliban.
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U.S. citizen Kary Paul Kleman, from Florida, also surrendered to border police at the same time, after spending two years living in ISIS-controlled areas.
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"Sudan, with support from the international community, must ensure that he is surrendered to the court to stand trial for these unimaginable atrocities," he said.
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Paul Manafort, President Trump's former campaign chairman, on Monday surrendered to the FBI after being indicted on 12 counts, including conspiracy against the United States.
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They both surrendered to the F.B.I. on Tuesday morning and pleaded not guilty at a hearing in Federal District Court in Manhattan in the afternoon.
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The alleged shooter, 46-year-old Robert Bowers, of Baldwin, Pennsylvania, surrendered to authorities after the Saturday morning shooting at the Tree of Life synagogue.
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The lists are compiled by local officials using information supplied by the police and by informers, and include people who have surrendered to the authorities.
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Gui, who holds a Swedish passport, "surrendered to public security organs" in October, Xinhua said, without providing details about his surrender or transport from Thailand.
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Roberto surrendered to the police in 1992 during a crackdown of the Medellín Cartel, and he spent 10 years in prison for drug-related crimes.
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But have Americans, as a society, faced down the threat from terrorism, or have we surrendered to it, perhaps in ways we don't even understand?
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Most important, Mikolas said, he surrendered to the notion that, as long as he was playing in Tokyo, he was no longer a major leaguer.
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It's a relief to read this, and not because the idea of having sex with someone forever suggests that Witt has surrendered to conventional monogamy.
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In Centralia, only wealthy families sent their kids to college; everyone else either surrendered to the extraction industries or pursued careers in sports or entertainment.
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In 2009, when Elda Neyis Mosquera surrendered to the Colombian authorities, her only request was to be allowed to see her 17-year-old daughter.
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Al Shabaab told Reuters the defections were exaggerated and more than 50 soldiers – including senior commanders - had surrendered to the insurgency in the past three months.
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She was 4 years old when I adopted her, and all I was told about her circumstances is that she was voluntarily surrendered to the ASPCA.
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In a sworn affidavit, she said she is innocent and will contest the allegations against her at trial if she is surrendered to the United States.
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"The bosses have surrendered to UCC, UCC is going to control them ... we are disappointed," Moses Bayola, general secretary of the Uganda Journalists Association, told Reuters.
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The suspect, identified as Zephen Xaver, a 21-year-old Sebring resident, surrendered to the sheriff's SWAT team after barricading himself inside the bank, authorities said.
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The Russian military said in a statement that 14 rebels had also surrendered to Syrian government forces, laying down their weapons and crossing into western Aleppo.
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" Sampson's claims come as TMZ reports that Kelly's former manager Henry James Mason surrendered to law enforcement Friday after being accused of "terroristic threats and acts.
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The suspected hijacker of an EgyptAir airliner surrendered to authorities at Larnaca airport in Cyprus on Tuesday, according to local officials, with all passengers released unharmed.
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Day 8: A surrender Duong headed to an auto repair shop in Santa Ana, California, where a family member called 911 and Duong surrendered to authorities.
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Amash was among the Freedom Caucus members who pushed back against the President, tweeting that Trump had surrendered to the Washington swamp he promised to fight.
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DMX and the IRS have major beef ... the feds just slapped the rapper with 143 counts of tax evasion, and he's already surrendered to law enforcement.
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After we vote "leave" we will take back control of the powers we've surrendered to EU bureaucrats and stop sending Brussels 350 million pounds a week.
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I surrendered to the fact I am not good at translating mental concepts into a visual expression and gave in to my feelings and intuitive responses.
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Poland never surrendered to Nazi Germany and lost about 3 million of its non-Jewish citizens during the war, including many of its intellectuals and elite.
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A security officer said the women and children had mostly surrendered to the Kurdish peshmerga near the northern city of Tal Afar, along with their husbands.
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It was the first home run that Blevins had surrendered to a left-handed batter since 2013, and it gave the Nationals a 3-0 lead.
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"Empire" actor Jussie Smollett surrendered to authorities early Thursday on a felony charge related to his report of a racially charged attack in Chicago, police said.
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The combined entity would have more spectrum than regulations allow in five circles - this excess spectrum would need to be sold or surrendered to the government.
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The officer, Wayne Isaacs, is accused of fatally shooting a man during an off-duty traffic dispute, and on Tuesday morning he surrendered to the authorities.
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The news came just hours after Weiner surrendered to the feds and struck a plea deal ... which will most likely have him doing serious prison time.
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Last Oregon Occupiers SurrenderThe final four occupiers at an Oregon wildlife refuge will be arraigned before a judge in Portland today, having surrendered to the FBI.
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Begum married Yago Riedijk, a Dutch fighter for IS who surrendered to Syrian fighters and was being held in a Kurdish detention center in northeastern Syria.
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Last month, the Pentagon said a U.S. citizen fighting for Islamic State in Syria surrendered to U.S.-backed militias and was handed over to U.S. forces.
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Captain Azam was particularly incensed to learn that three Army helicopters had been used to ferry Islamic State fighters who surrendered to the government on Aug.
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As her mother surrendered to the drugs, Layla said their home filled up with filthy dishes, dog feces and strangers who came over to shoot up.
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Many of us have surrendered to numbness or apathy in this political moment because our politicians seem to be refusing to act in our best interests.
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Some fans have already surrendered to this, or are even rooting for it, hoping for a high draft pick that will turn the team's fortunes around.
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"We've resisted almost every trend in higher education that we consider naughty," Roosevelt told me, but they surrendered to what he called "prestige pricing" — until now.
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By Wednesday night, it was making the rounds on social media and the conservative news media as proof that the president had surrendered to the enemy.
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The group were allegedly attacked by Kirkland's boyfriend, 44-year-old Jason Dale Roseman, who surrendered to police after allegedly opening fire on a responding officer.
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In September 2017, an unnamed U.S. citizen referred to only as "John Doe" surrendered to Syrian militia and was subsequently turned over to the U.S. military.
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He's gravely depressed, and his body seems to have permanently surrendered to his maladies, to his bad back, migraines, asthma and fits of terrifying, mysterious choking.
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This summer, I visited a police headquarters in Kunar's capital, Asadabad, where thirteen ISIS militants, all locals, had surrendered to the government, in exchange for immunity.
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Cruz was armed with an AR-153-style rifle and had multiple ammunition magazines when he surrendered to officers in a nearby residential area, police said.
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Several women who surrendered to Iraqi forces alongside defeated ISIS fighters have already been sentenced to death or life in prison, according to Human Rights Watch.
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In a two-day span in January, 362 migrants surrendered to the Border Patrol in Antelope Wells, overwhelming the small base's capacity to process asylum requests.
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Her Dutch husband, an Islamic State fighter whom she married soon after arriving in Raqqa, Syria, surrendered to Syrian fighters allied to the Kurdish-led forces.
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Making his way by plane, boat, bus and foot to Mexico, he surrendered to United States authorities at the border in the hope of winning asylum.
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López Nuñez's son, Damáso López Serrano, aka Mini Lic, surrendered to U.S. authorities at the border last year and pleaded guilty to drug charges in January.
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One of R. Kelly's former managers has surrendered to authorities on charges he made terroristic threats against a family of one of the singer's alleged victims.
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Mini Lic surrendered to U.S. authorities at a border crossing in Calexico, California, on July 27, 2017, and pleaded guilty last January to drug conspiracy charges.
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Pierce surrendered to FBI agents in New York on Thursday morning, the Journal wrote, and could face a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison if convicted.
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Angel was reportedly surrendered to a local shelter by individuals claiming to be the cat's owner, and the shelter then put the sweet cat up for adoption.
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The village also houses hundreds of families and fighters from the Damascus suburb of Daraya which was evacuated by rebels and surrendered to government control last year.
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It said that dozens of government officials linked to the drug trade had been arrested, and that local politicians and drug lords had surrendered to the authorities.
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Afghan government officials said 152 fighters from the Islamic State strongholds of Darzab and Qush Tepa surrendered to security forces in the early hours of the morning.
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El Paso Police Chief Greg Allen said the suspect surrendered to officers who approached him and that no law enforcement personnel fired their weapons during the incident.
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When a well-trained, friendly pit bull mix was surrendered to the Silicon Valley Animal Control Authority this month, it was clear he'd once had a home.
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On Monday morning, she surrendered to the authorities at Pasig city regional trial court in Manila and posted bail, which was set at 24,240 Philippine pesos (£900).
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Chris Collins, 68, surrendered to the FBI on Wednesday morning after he was indicted on charges of insider trading and lying to the FBI, NBC News reports.
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Thought, she complains, has been surrendered to ideology: left and right "share false assumptions and flawed conclusions that are never effectively examined because they are indeed shared".
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The humanitarian proposal was announced as Syrian President Bashar al-Assad declared a general amnesty for rebels who surrendered to government authorities within three months, SANA reported.
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Mr Corbyn's feeble response—he has not met Ms Berger since 2017—has led many of his MPs to conclude that Labour has surrendered to anti-Semitism.
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At least 400 self-confessed drug users have surrendered to Olongapo police since June and will be included in the coffin building program in the coming months.
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On Saturday, 20 people were killed and 26 were injured in a mass shooting inside a Walmart in the Texas city — before the shooter surrendered to police.
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In October 2018, the star surrendered to police and was subsequently arrested before she was charged with one count of assault and two counts of reckless endangerment.
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And what does that bloody arm symbol mean to him now, in the era where Donald Trump is president and the law has surrendered to his will?
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Amash was among the Freedom Caucus members who pushed back against the President, tweeting Thursday that Trump had surrendered to the Washington swamp he promised to fight.
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Our men and women in uniform must be secure in the knowledge that their rights as American citizens will not be surrendered to a foreign kangaroo court.
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Luce published his famous article, "The American Century," in February 1941, seven months after all the European democracies -- except Great Britain -- had surrendered to Hitler's ruthless armies.
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In August, more than 150 Islamic State fighters surrendered to the Afghan security forces after they were defeated by the Taliban in the northwestern province of Jawzjan.
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Hundreds of protesters in Hong Kong surrendered to police on Tuesday following a days-long siege at the Polytechnic University which had become the city's latest flashpoint.
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More than 1,300 women and children surrendered to Kurdish Peshmerga in August, after government forces expelled the jihadist group from the northern Iraqi city of Tal Afar.
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House Democrats surrendered to President Donald Trump's efforts to block witnesses from testifying in their impeachment probe, one of the House managers of the trial said Sunday.
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Just over two years ago, asylum seekers fleeing persecution in Central America swarmed the Rio Grande Valley, and many of them eagerly surrendered to Border Patrol agents.
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Throughout the morning, dozens of protesters surrendered to police, several in tears, as others vowed to fight on but with little idea of how to do so.
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The R&B singer R. Kelly was released from a Chicago jail Monday, three days after he surrendered to face 10 counts of aggravated criminal sexual abuse.
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All were in custody after being captured or having surrendered to United States-backed Kurdish-led forces as the Islamic State's so-called caliphate in Syria crumbled.
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TMZ broke the story ... DMX surrendered to the feds after prosecutors said he hid several years worth of income and now owes the IRS nearly $2 million.
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R. Kelly just surrendered to police in Chicago ... turning himself in after being charged with sexual abuse of 4 girls, at least 3 of whom were minors.
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There was no way I was going to battle illness into the night, so I clambered into bed and surrendered to 48 hours of sweaty, high-tension sleep.
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The rapper surrendered to New York City police last October after a complaint claimed she was involved in a fight at the Angels NYC strip club in Queens.
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Witnesses said the gunman, who was wearing a blue "Star Wars" T-shirt, said nothing as he fired and surrendered to police only after running out of ammunition.
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Two other militia members, Duane Leo Ehmer, 45, and Dylan Wade Anderson, 23, also surrendered to police earlier that afternoon, according to the FBI and Oregon State Police.
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Two other militia members, Duane Leo Ehmer, 45, and Dylan Wade Anderson, 34, also surrendered to police earlier that afternoon, according to the FBI and Oregon State Police.
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While most other Republicans either stayed away or surrendered to Caesar Trumpus, Cruz walked confidently into the convention hall and laid out the reasons why he couldn't endorse.
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She went on a rampage last episode, burning a ton of innocent townspeople alive after they surrendered to her, and basically proved that she's the new Mad Queen.
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He said he surrendered to the Philippines Commission of Human Rights and the Department of Justice in 2014 and was in witness protection up until earlier this year.
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Of the 1.4 million shabu users Villanueva had identified by his method, about 700,000 people had already "surrendered" to the police as drug users and pushers, he said.
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Today, meet Suzy Q, a 4-year-old cat that was surrendered to the SPCA of Texas in July when her owner could no longer care for her.
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Muthana and many others have turned up in refugee camps or surrendered to multinational forces, telling authorities that they "deeply regret" their actions and want to come home.
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Born with her rear legs partially paralyzed, this 12-year-old pig was surrendered to a sanctuary because her guardian could not properly care for her special needs.
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In March of 2016, a teenage bomber who surrendered to the police said that she was one of the 276 Chibok schoolgirls abducted by Boko Haram in 2014.
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While two former Trump campaign officials surrendered to the FBI on Monday, news surfaced that another Trump adviser pleaded guilty earlier this month after being arrested in July.
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The teenager, who is married to a Dutch ISIS militant who surrendered to Syrian fighters two weeks ago, said she might explore seeking Dutch citizenship through her husband.
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After Imperial Japan surrendered to the Allies in August 1945, ending World War II, the country was placed under an American-led occupation overseen by the domineering Gen.
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Mr. Brown surrendered to police on Saturday and was admitted on Sunday to a hospital where he was scheduled to undergo a psychiatric evaluation, according to the police.
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Mr. Warren, who had arrived in the United States on his first visit a few days before the attack, surrendered to officers in San Francisco on Aug. 4.
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The statements came from a man who, in September, surrendered to a Syrian militia, which then turned him over to American forces as a suspected Islamic State fighter.
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You'll recall ... Mari was a wanted woman this past summer when she was a no-show in court, but she got her act together and surrendered to cops.
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HONG KONG — Markets in Asia sank on Thursday, as traders surrendered to the fears that had sent shares tumbling in Japan, Europe and the United States the previous day.
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Kitty the tabby cat and "her best friend and confident" Leila the Chihuahua were surrendered to the shelter in the same carrier by their former owner on March 14.
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The room was generously filled with some of Rodin's most expressive works in bronze and stone, depicting the citizens of Calais at the moment they surrendered to the British.
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CNN, citing El Paso police, said Crusius drove nearly a half-mile away from the scene, where he surrendered to a police motorcycle officer who was securing the perimeter.
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The suspected assailant in Texas surrendered to police and has been charged with capital murder in what authorities are treating as a hate crime and act of domestic terrorism.
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Kevin Conners, 65, appeared before a state Superior Court judge in Middletown, a day after he surrendered to police and posted a $50,000 bond, according to CNN affiliate WTIC.
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Then last month, she surrendered to police and was arrested and charged with assault and reckless endangerment in connection with a fight earlier this year at a strip club.
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They surrendered to federal authorities on Monday, and their lawyers called on President Obama to grant clemency, saying that the five-year sentences imposed on the Hammonds were excessive.
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Cohen, who surrendered to the FBI this week, pleaded guilty to charges of bank and tax fraud as well as campaign finance violations related to the hush-money payments.
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The shooter, who allegedly wrote a white nationalist manifesto, reportedly told police he was targeting "Mexicans" and confessed to carrying out the attack when he surrendered to law enforcement.
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Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, Brazil's former president and current presidential frontrunner, surrendered to authorities today to begin serving a 12-year sentence on corruption charges, per the NYT.
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In 1783, after almost eight years of fighting, the mighty British army finally surrendered to Washington's forces, and the question now for the colonies was: what should happen next?
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He terrorized the approaches to New York, Philadelphia, the Chesapeake and Charleston, S.C., and cultivated so terrible a visage that merchant captains simply surrendered to him without a fight.
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Now the majority of Republicans in the Senate have surrendered to the idea that a president can spend taxpayer money from a partisan whim in express defiance of Congress.
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Mr. Manafort and Rick Gates, his business associate and the deputy campaign chairman, surrendered to the authorities and pleaded not guilty to charges including money laundering and tax fraud.
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Paul J. Manafort and his protégé, Rick Gates, surrendered to federal authorities and were charged with money laundering, tax fraud, foreign lobbying violations and lying to the federal government.
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He was 16 when Japan surrendered to the Allies, ending World War II. His first credited acting role was in "Sword for Hire," in 1952, when he was 23.
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Below is a look at some of those cases: - Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein surrendered to police in Manhattan in May 2018 after being charged with sexually assaulting two women.
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Justice Minister Amy Adams said via an email from her spokesman that she had considered the High Court's ruling and had decided that Kim should be surrendered to China.
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After several of the bomb plot suspects were arrested in the act of mixing a brew of explosives, Mr. Abdel Rahman surrendered to federal authorities on July 2, 1993.
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Lori Loughlin just surrendered to federal authorities in Los Angeles ... turning herself in after being charged in a massive bribery scam involving some of the country's most elite universities.
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Mr. Smollett surrendered to face a felony charge of filing a false police report on Thursday, after the police in Chicago said he hired two brothers for the assault.
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I finally stopped obsessing and surrendered to so sad, so sexy ( the lower case, which is one of her aesthetic choices, extends to all of the song titles as well).
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Officials believe the suspected shooter in that case, a 22018-year-old white man who surrendered to police, posted an anti-immigrant, white supremacist screed online before he opened fire.
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We broke the story ... the boxing superstar surrendered to authorities in Ohio on April 12th to serve 10 days for violating his probation stemming from a 2015 drunk driving arrest.
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Shortey surrendered to police on March 9 after being charged with engaging in child prostitution, transporting a minor for prostitution and engaging in prostitution within 1,000 feet of a church.
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ASIA MARKETS SUCCUMB TO JITTERS | Markets in Asia sank on Thursday, as traders surrendered to the fears that had sent shares tumbling the previous day, Amie Tsang reports in DealBook.
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Wyndham Lathem turned himself in Friday evening in Oakland, California, after authorities made contact with him, while Andrew Warren surrendered to police in San Francisco, according to the US Marshals.
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The fact is most of the Republicans in Congress have already surrendered to the reality of Obamacare and voted for a bill that retained about 90 percent of the ACA.
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Dawar, who went into hiding after the clash, surrendered to authorities after talks between the government and a traditional council of Pashtun elders, according to one of the elders involved.
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By the time he died, two people suspected of being assailants had been arrested, and another later surrendered to the authorities, the Shaodong County police said in an online statement.
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Read more: Hiroshima: The moment the US deployed the most powerful weapon known to manDays after the bombings, Japan informally surrendered to the Allied forces, effectively ending World War II.
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James Baldwin's fine short story "Sonny's Blues" is narrated by an older brother who has survived the hazards of ghetto life but whose younger brother Sonny has surrendered to drugs.
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Colson, who police named as a suspect in the murder, surrendered to the Wingate Police Department on Tuesday morning, county police said, according to local channel and CBS-affiliate, WBTV.
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In 1996, after several more close calls, Mr. Ramírez said he surrendered to the Colombian authorities, promising to dismantle his empire and serve as much as 24 years in prison.
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The 249 points that L.S.U. allowed are the most ever given up by a ranked team, eclipsing the 23 that No. 22 Fresno State surrendered to Northern Illinois on Oct.
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Last month, a man who was on a short release from an open prison with permission from the authorities stabbed his wife 20 times and then surrendered to the police.
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He surrendered to the police, hoping that he would be spared, and she has required all of them to take drug tests and has shared the results with neighborhood officials.
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In 1997, Secretary of State Madeleine Albright negotiated a drug-trafficking accord with President René Préval of Haiti, and since then suspects have been willingly surrendered to the United States.
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Mr. Hobson surrendered to the 104th Precinct on Friday morning with his defense lawyer, Steven J. Questore, who said his client is "committed" to facing the murder charge against him.
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Trevor Noah has been closely following the case of the actor Jussie Smollett, who surrendered to the Chicago police on Thursdsay on a charge of falsely reporting a hate crime.
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The Nevada Highway Patrol said on Twitter that the man surrendered to authorities on the Arizona side of the Mike O&aposCallaghan-Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge after a 90 minute barricade.
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During the bond hearing, Judge John Fitzgerald Lyke Jr. ordered that Kelly — who surrendered to police on Friday night — be held on a $248 million bond, according to The Chicago Tribune.
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Police said the suspect opened fire with a rifle on shoppers, many of them bargain-hunting for back-to-school supplies, then surrendered to officers who confronted him outside the store.
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It was a heartwarming story: a senior blind dog and his younger guide dog BFF surrendered to a shelter and adopted together, just days after their story was shared on Facebook.
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Kelly appeared in a Chicago courtroom in an orange jumpsuit after he surrendered to police Friday on charges stemming from alleged sexual interactions with three teenage girls between 215 and 226.
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Kelly appeared in a Chicago courtroom in an orange jumpsuit after he surrendered to police Friday on charges stemming from alleged sexual interactions with three teenage girls between 1998 and 2010.
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This is a deeply cynical move, one that obscures the role of the parliament in approving the creation of the Vichy State after France surrendered to Nazi Germany in May 1940.
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The black and white photograph taken by Alfred Eisenstaedt of Mendonsa swooping in to kiss dental assistant Greta Zimmer Friedman on the day Japan surrendered to the United States on Aug.
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Weinstein surrendered to authorities on May 25, seven months after The New Yorker and The New York Times published accounts from several women accusing him of various forms of sexual misconduct.
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Whatever smoke and succulence the brisket and pulled pork once possessed, they had been surrendered to the gods (or, more likely, the holding unit) long before I walked into the place.
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Bowers, who surrendered to police after being injured, was charged with more than a dozen federal crimes following the rampage and remains in the hospital under guard, according to city officials.
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" Paul Manafort, the onetime chairman of the Trump campaign, surrendered to authorities on Monday after he was indicted on 12 counts related to money laundering, including "conspiracy against the United States.
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Authorities have not formally identified the shooting suspect, but Allen said the suspect was a 21-year-old white male from Allen, Texas, who surrendered to the officers who approached him.
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The suspect in last weekend's mass shooting in El Paso, Texas, reportedly told police he was targeting "Mexicans" and confessed to carrying out the attack when he surrendered to law enforcement.
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Manafort, along with former Trump campaign official Rick Gates, surrendered to special counsel Robert Mueller last month and both face charges relating to their undisclosed foreign lobbying on behalf of Ukraine.
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"Mr Paul Thompson, an Australian national, has been surrendered to the United States from Australia pursuant to a request for his extradition," a spokesperson for the Attorney General Department told Reuters.
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QAMISHLI, Syria (Reuters) - At least 40 pro-Syrian government fighters surrendered to Kurdish forces in the city of Qamishli in mostly Kurdish-controlled Hasaka province on Thursday, a Reuters witness said.
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The individual, whose precise location has not been disclosed, surrendered to US-backed militia forces in Syria and was turned over to US forces in mid-September, according to court documents.
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You've let go of painful relationships and memories, paid off some debts, and surrendered to transformation — and now you're ready to learn new things, see new places, and consider new ideas.
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Armed with intelligence, the naive courage of youth, and a six-pack I have since surrendered to more important goals, I was determined to make my mark in New York Society.
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Southern District of Florida, Northern District of Illinois, and Washington D.C.; Passport to be surrendered to counsel - (No new applications); Surrender to law enforcement within 24 hours all firearms and ammunition.
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SÃO PAULO, Brazil — On Saturday, the former president of Brazil, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, surrendered to the federal police to start a 12-year one-month prison sentence for corruption.
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Among those the elder Mr. Fastook said he'd encountered was Wernher von Braun, who developed rocket technology for the Nazis and surrendered to United States troops rather than the Soviet Union.
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Chicken is marinated in a stock of lemon juice and peels — homage to Nana's eternal pitcher of lemonade in the fridge — then sunk in buttermilk, dredged and surrendered to the fryer.
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Hundreds of migrants have surrendered to the Border Patrol in New Mexico in recent weeks, including children in need of immediate medical care — a situation state officials say is without precedent.
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She was pregnant with her third child when she fled the group's territory and surrendered to an American-backed group, the Syrian Democratic Forces, which brought her to a detention camp.
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Lastly, follow Lee's Retreat Route, a meandering drive of about 100 miles, beginning south of Richmond and ending at Appomattox Court House, where Lee surrendered to Ulysses S. Grant in 19223.
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In the Daniels case, he surrendered to federal authorities early Tuesday morning, according to Assistant US Attorney Robert Sobelman, and was released on a bail package including a $300,000 personal recognizance bond.
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Not too long ago, Blue Dozer, a 6-year-old Staffordshire Terrier, and his buddy, a 12-year-old Dachshund named OJ were surrendered to Richmond Animal Care and Control in Virginia.
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But the tiny felines were actually wild bobcats that were surrendered to a shelter this week, and officials said on Thursday the family was under investigation for possibly violating Texas wildlife laws.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A prankster who altered the iconic "Hollywood" sign in Los Angeles to make it read "Hollyweed" has surrendered to police and been charged with trespassing, a city official said.
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Allen surrendered to federal agents and made his initial appearance on Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Denver, where he was ordered held without bond pending a detention hearing set for Friday.
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YEREVAN (Reuters) - Armed men who seized a police station in the Armenian capital Yerevan surrendered to the authorities on Sunday after a two-week stand-off, the country's National Security Service said.
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Omry, her second husband, and her two kids surrendered to the forces of the Kurdish-led and US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces as they entered her district of Raqqa six weeks ago.
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After years of trying to grow its operations in China and compete with Didi, Uber surrendered to its rival and agreed in August 2016 to a merge its China business with Didi.
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Before jetting off to Miami, Cardi surrendered to police on Monday morning and was subsequently arrested in connection with a fight earlier this year at a strip club in Queens, New York.
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On August 26th rebels in the Damascus suburb of Daraya surrendered to the government after enduring a siege that lasted four years and saw residents forced to eat grass to stay alive.
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The Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights said the Trump administration had "surrendered to corporate special interests" and undermined efforts to close pay gaps between men and women and white workers and minorities.
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The campaign is shaping up as a battle between Macron's vision of a more integrated, united European Union and Le Pen's view that too much national identity has been surrendered to Brussels.
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This fall, at a moment when retailers traditionally look forward to reaping holiday profits, the owner of the fourth-largest bookstore chain in the country surrendered to the forces of e-commerce.
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About 800 protesters have surrendered to police since the standoff began, while more than 100 others made daring escapes by crawling through tunnels or climbing down ropes from underpasses to avoid arrest.
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SAN ANTONIO (Reuters) - A man suspected of child abuse after two toddlers were found tied up in the backyard of his San Antonio home has surrendered to police, authorities said on Wednesday.
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Harvey Weinstein surrendered to police and was led away in handcuffs in New York before being arraigned on charges related to the sexual abuse allegations that helped to launch the #MeToo movement.
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More than 150 Islamic State fighters surrendered to Afghan security forces this month in the northwestern province of Jawzjan, where the group is fighting for control of smuggling routes into neighboring Turkmenistan.
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Yet by the time you exit the show, between figures of Cher and Liberace and their most crazily encrusted garments, you've almost forgotten about the beginning, and surrendered to camp-as-costume.
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The shooter, who surrendered to police, revealed this during an interrogation at El Paso police headquarters, after waiving his Miranda rights, according to a court affidavit obtained by the New York Times.
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Brexit supporters in May's party, which has been riven by a schism over Europe for three decades, said she had surrendered to the EU and that they would vote down the deal.
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Andrew Free, a lawyer for the family of the undocumented man, said the FBI didn't arrest the Mexican native when he surrendered to agents on Thursday due to a lack of evidence.
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Here, however, Rowling has surrendered to her maximalist tendencies and so cluttered up the story that you spend far too much time trying to untangle who did what to whom and why.
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As parents (we had a 1-year-old son and another child on the way), we'd surrendered to convenience, bending witlessly toward any purchase that could give us more time or space.
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A California man whose eight-month-old daughter was found dead one week earlier in her car seat behind a funeral home surrendered to the FBI on Monday at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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A former gynecologist at the University of California, Los Angeles, surrendered to police Monday after he was charged with two counts of sexual battery and one count of sexual exploitation involving two patients.
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They got smuggled out of Islamic State territory and surrendered to the Kurdish forces in Ain Issa in late 2017 after the jihadists lost their base in Syria's Raqqa city, where they lived.
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A poll in August found that 55% of Hong Kongers supported the scheme but 48% were worried that it would lead to more bits of the territory being surrendered to the mainland's control.
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There were fears for the fate of the other troops from the base, known as Camp Chinaya, as the Taliban claimed that dozens had surrendered to them while others were captured in battle.
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Manafort surrendered to the FBI a couple months after and was indicted on multiple federal charges ... including laundering more than $18 million through foreign banks which was used to fund his lavish lifestyle.
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During the bond hearing on Saturday, Judge John Fitzgerald Lyke Jr. ordered that Kelly — who surrendered to police on Friday night — be held on a $1 million bond, according to The Chicago Tribune.
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"Within the framework of the Paris attacks of the 13th of November 2015, Salah Abdeslam has been surrendered to the French authorities this morning," the Belgian federal prosecutor's office said in a statement.
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Former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort and former Trump campaign official Rick Gates surrendered to Justice Department special counsel Robert Mueller on Monday, and that wasn't even the biggest shock of the day.
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The 15 pro-democracy activists had been in police custody since the protest, when most of them surrendered to police, although a handful were forcibly taken away, Reuters reporters said at the time.
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"Yesterday, 60 fighters — among them 50 foreigners — surrendered to our forces, and the number was 30 fighters the day before," Shervan Derwish, the spokesman of the military council in Manbij, said on Wednesday.
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For it will have profited conservatism nothing to have surrendered to Trump's rebellion, if all it gains in the end is another decade submitting to the imaginary "expertise" of hacks like Stephen Moore.
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Three employees of the now-closed Rehabilitation Center at Hollywood Hills, including its administrator, Jorge Carballo, surrendered to police at the Broward County Jail in nearby Fort Lauderdale on Monday, their lawyers said.
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Seven weeks after the Florida shooting death of the rising rapper XXXTentacion, the fourth suspect in his killing surrendered to authorities on Tuesday evening, the Broward County Sheriff's Office said in a statement.
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Such an option would open the President to accusations that he surrendered to Iran -- though he'd be liable to spin it as a victory because it would be yet another campaign promise kept.
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Six Central Americans staying at Mr. Méndez's shelter voluntarily surrendered to the Mexican authorities so they could be sent back home, he said, and about 40 more chose to return on their own.
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Users consent to the possibility that their information may be surrendered to law enforcement when they use the services—though some may object to that if they were made more aware of the possibility.
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In October, Cardi surrendered to police and was subsequently arrested, fingerprinted, had a mugshot taken and was charged with one count of assault and two counts of reckless endangerment, PEOPLE confirmed at the time.
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And the following year, he stunned fellow lawyers by arranging for his client, Ricardo S. Caputo, to explain in a television interview — before he surrendered to the police — why he had killed several women.
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Surrendered to the SPCA of Texas in June because her owner's health was declining, this loving, social girl just wants someone to cuddle her and pet her (especially on her belly, it's her favorite)!
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In October, Cardi surrendered to police and was subsequently arrested, fingerprinted, had a mugshot taken and was charged with one count of assault and two counts of reckless endangerment, PEOPLE confirmed at the time.
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The man, Rafael Gonzalez, appeared on Wednesday with a lawyer at the 50th Precinct station house, across the street from the restaurant in the Kingsbridge neighborhood, where he surrendered to detectives, the police said.
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Rapper Juelz Santana belatedly realized he can run but he can't hide, because he surrendered to cops after fleeing from Newark International Airport Friday when TSA security found a gun in his carry-on.
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Meiszner, the former secretary general of the South American regional CONMEBOL soccer federation, had surrendered to Argentine police in December, but requested to be put under house arrest due the state of his health.
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BAGHOUZ, Syria (Reuters) - Dozens of people, comprising Islamic State fighters, women and children, surrendered to U.S.-backed forces besieging Islamic State's final shred of territory in eastern Syria on Thursday, a Reuters witness said.
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Concerns about weapons falling into the hands of terrorists were realized last year when Pentagon-backed rebels fighting the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria surrendered to an al Qaeda affiliate, the lawmakers said.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - A burglar stole 11 guns from a police station in New Zealand, some of which were surrendered to authorities in the aftermath of the mass shooting in Christchurch, police said on Friday.
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Police said the El Paso suspect opened fire with a rifle on Walmart shoppers, many of them bargain-hunting for back-to-school supplies, then surrendered to officers who confronted him outside the store.
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But he knocked a straightforward forehand volley into the net on his match point at 21-3 in the third set, then quickly surrendered to a 6-7 (8), 6-0, 19963-5 defeat.
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I don't want to wring my hands about this attitude's corrosive effect on our politics, because it seems to me that once conservatism surrendered to Donald Trump, arguments about corrosion became a bit irrelevant.
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Officials initially denied or refused to give full details, but it became clear this week that 173 local police officers were killed and 90 others tried to flee but finally surrendered to the insurgents.
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As we reported ... Manafort surrendered to the FBI in October and was indicted on multiple federal charges, including laundering more than $18 million through foreign banks which was used to fuel his lavish lifestyle.
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Problem is -- according to Todd's side -- the dog was surrendered to Vanderpump Dogs, where they originally bought it, without his knowledge ... and then Vanderpump adopted Elvis back out to one of Christy's family members.
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She said that after her husband, an Islamic State sniper, was killed during the battle for Raqqa in 2017, she surrendered to the militia and was held in a detention camp for eight months.
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PESHAWAR, Pakistan (Reuters) - Pakistani authorities on Monday interrogated six Pakistani militant commanders, including the uncle and brother of former Pakistani Taliban chief Hakimullah Mehsud, after they surrendered to the military over the weekend, officials said.
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Mr. Gooding surrendered to the Special Victims Division on June 12 to face a charge of forcible touching after a woman said he grabbed her breast without permission at a rooftop bar in Midtown Manhattan.
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It's made out of all the swords surrendered to this dude name Aegon the Conqueror after he conquered Westeros and united the Seven Kingdoms and—sorry, this is all the stuff that is completely unimportant.
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The 20003-year-old performer, whose real name is Robert Sylvester Kelly, was charged in a 10-count indictment returned on Friday by a Cook County grand jury in Chicago, and later surrendered to police.
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On August 14, 1945, Japan surrendered to the Allies, effectively ending World War II. The highly anticipated "Victory over Japan Day," gave way to some uninhibited celebrations — like this classic sailor's kiss in Times Square.
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In April of 1865, two months after Charleston surrendered to Union forces, Fuller orchestrated a grand meal—historians have remembered it as a "reconciliation banquet"—to which he invited dozens of the city's prominent citizens.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Some 150 Islamic State fighters have surrendered to U.S.-backed forces in Baghouz, the jihadist group's last enclave in eastern Syria, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights war monitoring group said on Monday.
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Officer Domingo prefers to focus not on the violent nature of Mr. Duterte's campaign, but on the 750,000 people who have surrendered to the police and presumably given up a life of drugs and crime.
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When he surrendered to New York police, he carried the biography of Elia Kazan, a movie director who stirred controversy for testifying before the House of Representatives' Un-American Activities Committee about communism in 1952.
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When he surrendered to New York police, he carried the biography of Elia Kazan, a movie director who stirred controversy for testifying before the House of Representatives' Un-American Activities Committee about communism in 1952.
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Human rights groups say that many of the thousands who disappeared were abducted by military units and paramilitary groups, while some who surrendered to government forces at the end of the conflict never came home.
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The suspect becomes an EMS subject The alleged gunman, who authorities said surrendered to police after suffering injuries in the shootout, was treated by those who had rushed to the scene to aid his victims.
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As we reported ... R. Kelly surrendered to police in Chicago Friday night, turning himself in at a police station after being charged with sexual abuse of 4 girls, at least 3 of whom were minors.
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While officials choreograph the first withdrawal of a sovereign state from the EU, it remains unclear whether May can get any deal approved by the British parliament as hardline Brexiteers said she had surrendered to Brussels.
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In 2016 Mark Rutte, the centre-right prime minister, worried about a future in which nude beaches have vanished because the country has "surrendered to the wishes of a cultural minority"—by which he meant Muslims.
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Some of the troops massing around Idlib are former rebels who surrendered to the regime in other battles, a sign of both the government's manpower shortage as well as the sense of impending defeat among rebels.
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Damaso Lopez Serrano, heir to Lopez Nunez, who was himself arrested by Mexican authorities in May, voluntarily surrendered to the DEA in the Mexican city of Mexicali on the border with California's Calexico, local press reported.
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Kelly's former manager, James Mason, also surrendered to authorities in Georgia earlier this year for allegedly threatening to kill the father and hurt the family of Joycelyn Savage, one of the women featured in the docuseries.
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The actress, 44 — who has accused the disgraced mogul, 66, of raping her in 1997 — appeared on Friday's Megyn Kelly Today, just hours after Weinstein surrendered to authorities at a police precinct in New York City.
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Steven Dalbey, director for the Defense Department&aposs office of detainee policy, which receives and reviews all reports filed by the Red Cross, said the American surrendered to Syrian Democratic Forces on or around Sept. 12.
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The truth is, the minute I surrendered to the flow of the mess of life, everything came together magnificently: my longing for art, my skill as an actor, and my capacities as a friend and mother.
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Though Washington still insists Assad must go, a senior Syrian opposition figure told Reuters the United States and other governments that have backed the rebellion had finally "surrendered to the Russian vision" on ending the war.
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In Brazil, the October presidential election was upended last week after its front-runner, former President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, surrendered to authorities to serve a 12-year jail sentence for corruption and money laundering.
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Film producer Harvey Weinstein surrendered to authorities at a New York City police station on sex crime charges, months after he was toppled from Hollywood's most powerful ranks by scores of women accusing him of misconduct.
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Ananthi Sasitharan, wife of a rebel leader missing since he surrendered to the army on May 18, 2009, said that many people were disappointed because he spoke only to eight people, with just minutes per person.
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Shortly after McCarthy's interview, authorities unsealed the indictments and said Manafort and Gates had surrendered to face 12 conspiracy counts, including conspiracy to launder millions of dollars in payments from a pro-Russian party in Ukraine.
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That held true Monday when the former business partners surrendered to the FBI as the first to be indicted by the Department of Justice on charges related to foreign interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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PESHAWAR, Pakistan (Reuters) - Nearly 80 militants from Pakistan's North Waziristan region surrendered to government forces on Friday in a rare move that follows a dip in Taliban violence in Pakistan, sources involved in the deal said.
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At the same time, there is a pervasive cosmic unease, the anxiety that they don't quite understand the meaning of life, or have not surrendered to some all-encompassing commitment that would bring coherence and peace.
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