Have you seen or taken part in any interesting activities?
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Since then, she has taken part in three more hackathons.
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Twelve people have taken part in his study so far.
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Even the quietest of Mets has taken part this year.
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He declined to identify the officials who had taken part.
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Some of them had filed or taken part in lawsuits.
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In his view, Clinton has not taken part in stoking protectionism.
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To date, Anucha has taken part in an estimated 170 fights.
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His Arsenal teammate, Germany's Mesut Özil, has taken part in 55.
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James has not taken part in any full-court team activities.
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Her husband has taken part in various fundraising events for Biden.
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He denied that the company had taken part in a hoax.
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The man had taken part in a march through Chemnitz on Sept.
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Republican members of the committees have taken part in the proceedings throughout.
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Martin Luther King Jr., that he had taken part in the protest.
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Sikorsky and Leonardo's AugustaWestland had initially also taken part in that tender.
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The targets struck had taken part in a militant offensive on Sept.
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Returned jihadists have already taken part in attacks in Belgium and France.
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Mr. Putin has condemned the Holocaust and has taken part in commemorations.
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It was unlike anything the players had ever taken part in before.
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Hundreds of thousands of people have taken part in protests since December.
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Have you ever taken part in any other kind of political activism?
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Because of the way the body was positioned — with arms and legs crossed, a common burial ritual for those who had taken part in the religious wars of the era — historians determined he had taken part in the Crusades.
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One survey suggests that around 12% of teachers have taken part in bullying.
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Many Mexicans had taken part in an earthquake drill earlier in the day.
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I've competed in championships and taken part in workshops both here and abroad.
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So far, about 50 people have taken part in at least one investment.
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A laundry list of investors have taken part in Airbnb rounds to date.
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Several of the demonstrators had taken part in previous protests at the Capitol.
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It was only the second time China had taken part in the exercises.
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The protests occurred in predominantly Shiite provinces, although some Sunnis have taken part.
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More than 150,000 students had taken part in the race in previous years.
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Some online accounts said many thousands of people, even 10,000, had taken part.
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It was an event unlike any other the surfers had taken part in.
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Event organizers said over a million people had taken part in the march.
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Others, not having taken part in the holiday, may prefer a meatless option.
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Since then, hundreds of thousands of youths have taken part in its activities.
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It is still unclear who else may have taken part in the scheme.
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He also claimed to have delivered a keynote address at a 2008 American Hellenic Institute Foundation conference and taken part in a 2012 Model United Nations conference in Geneva — but both assertions were refuted by others who had taken part.
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The FCA did not disclose which insurers had taken part in its industrywide review.
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The backdrop: Historically, NASA has not taken part in marketing activities for commercial products.
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IL has also taken part in activities that one activist likens to online harassment.
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Cheerleaders, band members and even spectators have taken part in the protests as well.
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Celebrities like Rihanna and Emily Ratajkowski have also taken part in the footwear fad.
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The man arrested in the incident had taken part in the white supremacist rally.
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Since leaving his government post, he has taken part of center stage at CNN.
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Assaia has previously taken part in the International Airlines Group's Hangar 51 accelerator program.
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Redpoint had already taken part in a $7.5 million round for Creditas in June.
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Indonesia, which had not taken part in the TPP, has forwarded a different suggestion.
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The other nine men believed to have taken part in the attacks all died.
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The report on Tuesday said 340 patients had taken part in the clinical trials.
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He appears never to have taken part in it, for reasons that remain unclear.
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Officials said they've taken part in 16 search-and-rescue operations across the state.
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He denied the charges and said he had not taken part in the protest.
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In real life, Paul was known to have taken part in left-wing demonstrations.
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But the company has itself taken part in anti-Semitic commentary, deleted tweets show.
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At other times, he's taken part in shorter news conferences alongside other world leaders.
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Halkbank said last week that it had not taken part in any illegal transactions.
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The report on Tuesday said 340 patients had taken part in the clinical trials.
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He has taken part in testing for a host of HIV drugs over the years.
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He has limited experience in such confrontations, not having taken part in a party primary.
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The Cuddle Party site features testimonials from numerous individuals who have taken part in them.
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She's taken part in discussion after discussion about the nuances of black life in America.
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Assad said it was the first time a president had taken part in parliamentary polls.
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The latest: Thousands of Iranian citizens have taken part in the biggest protests since 2009.
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The news media has taken part in a campaign to "delegitimize" 2020 Democratic hopeful Rep.
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His daughter Princess Sirivannavari Nariratana has also taken part in these events in the past.
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This was the 16th consecutive Friday that protesters have taken part in a mass rally.
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While in foster care, her children had taken part in some of the agency's programs.
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Sanders and Biden were the only people onstage who had taken part in the vote.
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Jamie Raskin, a Democrat from Maryland who has taken part in the closed-door depositions.
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Jamie Raskin, a Democrat from Maryland who has taken part in the closed door depositions.
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She also is an activist and has taken part in Syria's uprising since its onset.
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We have taken part in the banking consolidation in Europe and that's wait and see.
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Thousands have taken part in dozens of protests across the country after Trump's Tuesday night win.
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Pompeo isn't the only Grey's Anatomy actress who has taken part in the award-winning series.
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He had taken part in a panel discussion about religious violence in the Myanmar's Rakhine State.
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Towns all over Italy have taken part in the event collecting money for the quake victims.
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She's taken part in Q&A sessions after recent showings of the film in New York.
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This simulation is the sixth near-Earth-object impact exercise that NASA has taken part in.
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Since then NATO has taken part in many military actions, including in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Libya.
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New York City mayors have taken part in the mission's annual coat drives and Thanksgiving dinners.
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A senior investigator said on Monday that seven suicide bombers had taken part in the attacks.
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An additional 380,000 entry-level workers have taken part in a separate training program called Pathways.
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Between his own personal investments and the fund, Montana has taken part in 166 funding rounds.
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Some of his angriest critics have now taken part in neighborhood festivities held in the building.
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Von der Leyen then added that Germany would have taken part had it only been asked.
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Prosecutors called witnesses who admitted they'd taken part in murders, trafficked drugs and bribed public officials.
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He said he had taken part in protests every Friday since U.S. President Donald Trump's Dec.
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US Special Forces are reported to have taken part in fighting in Helmand in recent weeks.
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TC: Have you taken part in an ICO, just to better understand firsthand how the process works?
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But gerrymandering is something that both parties have taken part in over the history of this country.
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South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg has taken part in numerous fundraising events there, as has Sen.
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Trump has taken part in WWE events in the past and has close ties to the McMahons.
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The iconic calendar, in which nearly every major photographer has taken part, has evolved over the years.
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Some 5,000 American soldiers have taken part in exercises in the Philippines in the past two years.
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Authorities said 136,000 people had taken part in protests across France on Saturday, including 10,000 in Paris.
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As a street muralist, I've taken part in many workshops with kids from all walks of life.
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Prosecutors allege that Christian K. and four of those arrested Monday had taken part in the Sept.
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The company says it has won all public tendering processes it has taken part in since 2012.
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Other celebs like Alyssa Milano and Snoop Dogg have also taken part in Reddit's Secret Santa exchange.
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All of those choreographers will have taken part in the incubator program, or a version of it.
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But they noted that several opposition leaders suffered persecution after they had taken part in the meetings.
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The results mattered less than the fact that citizens had taken part in a ritual of democracy.
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Millions of Americans have taken part in protests and demonstrations across the country since Trump took office.
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Clinton speak was Kathy Blute, a social worker who has taken part in liberal activism for decades.
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"We believe in upholding justice," said David Cheung, a pastor who has taken part in the protests.
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More than 0003,2000 runners from 290 countries and regions have taken part since the races were created.
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In two of the last five years, it has not even taken part in Europe's elite competition.
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National military spokesman Major General Sisriadi said more than 1,000 people had taken part in the protest.
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Previously, Mr. Johnson had taken part in a march against violence with other members of the organization.
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In the beginning, the bullets came from their network of friends who'd taken part in the war.
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Some students at Santa Fe High School had taken part in a protest after the Parkland shooting.
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Over the last 11 years, more than 2,000 people have taken part in our DNA ancestry project.
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Hernandez also mentioned the charity work he has taken part in, including spending time with sick children.
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Like Grob, many of the companies who have taken part in TechCred so far are in manufacturing.
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It's the first time Harry has taken part in an event with the Diana Award on his own.
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The company said it had taken part in the operation to transport the bear from Norilsk to Krasnoyarsk.
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In total, more than 50 international divers and 40 Thai divers have taken part of the rescue operation.
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The Russian Defense Ministry had earlier reported that its aircraft had also taken part in the air campaign.
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The president will also uphold a tradition that every U.S. president has taken part in meeting Queen Elizabeth.
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Dozens of World War II veterans who had taken part in the five beach landings were there, too.
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He calmly told a jury in New York that he had taken part in at least five murders.
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But its soldiers have taken part in NATO, European Union and UN operations, including the war in Afghanistan.
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Tapp spent 20 years behind bars after he told investigators he had taken part in the grisly attack.
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It is the second year running that Prince Charles's wife, 69, has taken part in the animated video.
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Since March 30, when the protests began, hundreds of women have taken part, sometimes with their entire families.
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They are roughly the same height and have even taken part in high-profile World Wrestling Entertainment events.
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Julia and her mom have taken part in some activism before, including at a Women's March last month.
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They had taken part in each other's weddings; their wives were best friends; their kids rode bikes together.
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However, I would have loved to have taken part in such a momentous occasion in our nation's history.
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Over the past few days, a bunch of robots have taken part in a very serious treasure hunt.
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The networks denied it, and Mr. Van Doren insisted that he had not taken part in any deceptions.
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A mentor to Mr. Serkin, he was to have taken part in the recording project, offering regular feedback.
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Khalifa Hifter, a close ally of Egypt, said it had taken part in the air raids, Reuters reported.
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By 215, at only 2240 years old, he had taken part in more than 22007 murders, he said.
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Exit polls are based on large-scale surveys of people who have actually taken part in the election.
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Many joining protests over the beach development said they had also taken part in last year's garbage protests.
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China and Russia have taken part in joint military drills before but not on such a large scale.
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Other introduced species, like rabbits and foxes, have also taken part in the native species killing, reports the AFP.
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All this took place against the background of a European election that Britain should never have taken part in.
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All of the men were in their early 20s and one had previously taken part in anti-government rallies.
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After thousands of users have publicly taken part in the deal, the rest of social media has had enough.
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As of today, to the Company's knowledge, none of these consumer electronics companies have taken part in the offering.
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More than 900,000 workers have taken part in industrial action this year in support of IG Metall's wage claims.
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At times the show has flirted with sympathy for vigilante justice; at times, its own detectives have taken part.
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Prosecutors haven't said how many people may have taken part in the attacks and haven't responded to the reports.
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He said he had not taken part in any meetings or phone calls with the group while in Turkey.
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In the past, everyone from the Oakland As to the Miami Marlins have taken part in cross-dressing hazing.
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Still, it has taken part in a steady public relations effort to portray Mr. Ghosn in a harsh light.
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This is not to say that Dershowitz hasn't taken part in genuine civil liberties cases throughout his storied career.
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Reformist journalists and politicians appeared on television, in prison garb, confessing that they'd taken part in a seditious conspiracy.
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He makes frequent mention of various panels and conferences he has taken part in and celebrities he has met.
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Many participants were political neophytes and women who had taken part in the anti-Trump marches after the inauguration.
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Austrian media said that many companies, including supplier firms, were suspected of having taken part in the price fixings.
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The first daughter has taken part in a slew of White House initiatives and has represented the administration abroad.
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Russian military has cooperated closely with the regime and their planes have also taken part in the bombing raids.
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Since Sunday, thousands have taken part in protests, demanding that those responsible be held accountable for Mr. Fikri's death.
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At the roadside, the men told police officers that they had taken part in sex acts during their visits.
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I have never taken part in remote diagnoses because for years I was too often the subject of remote diagnoses.
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Athletes including Boston Red Sox players David Price, Brock Holt, Rick Porcello and more have taken part in the challenge.
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The government said it only shoots when attacked, but those who have taken part in the demonstrations have disputed that.
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Kirsten Gillibrand and Harris have already reportedly taken part in or plan to take part in big-money fundraising receptions.
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Rosenstein's boss, Attorney General Jeff Sessions, had recused himself from investigating the campaign that he himself had taken part in.
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According to the police crime reports reviewed by Reuters, Molinos has taken part in 29 operations that killed 56 people.
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At least six million more have taken part-time jobs when they really want — and likely need — full-time employment.
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And he's taken part in discussions to improve the Department of Veterans Affairs and tackle the nation's opioid abuse epidemic.
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Philip has often taken part in carriage driving, while the Queen hasn't missed an event since it started in 1943.
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Buhari has called for dialogue but not taken part in any previous meetings which took part in the Niger Delta.
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Thus far, celebrities like Ben Stiller, Gina Rodriguez, the cast of Netflix's "One Day at a Time" have taken part.
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He said he directed it to any Democrat who had taken part in a weekend delegation to the U.S. territory.
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In a recorded meeting, Hunter claimed he'd taken part in weapons trafficking and used grenades to carry out an attack.
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She said in the BBC interview that Tillyaev was "a businessman who has never taken part in Uzbekistan's political life".
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He was a "Gorbi guy" after all, and had taken part in O'Neill's earlier U.S.-Russia friendship conference in Moscow.
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A third man, described as a security guard in the police statement, had also taken part and made the salute.
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Queen Elizabeth, who has been taken part in hunting and shooting all her life, is turning her back on fur.
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So far, 40 young people, who attend a special youth version of the workshops, have taken part in the experiment.
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In the past, the People's Liberation Army Navy has taken part in antipiracy operations, including off the coast of Somalia.
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Organizers of the campaign said at least 100 employees have taken part in private and online discussions of potential fixes.
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Trump declared the coronavirus a national emergency on Friday and this week has taken part in daily White House briefings.
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Unbeknown to Mr. Roberts, he had taken part in one of the more embarrassing segments of the show thus far.
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Organizers estimated that around 12 million had taken part -- just over a quarter of the city's population of 7.4 million.
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An uncle of his had taken part in the democracy demonstrations, but they'd never talked much about it, he said.
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It is a growing business that has taken part in at least $7 billion of acquisitions over the past decade.
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To celebrate that, she's put this little mix together for us, and taken part in a game of our choosing.
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Cooper has taken part in lawsuit after lawsuit, arguing that the changes violate the state's constitution about the separation of powers.
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Hatfield explained that last Saturday more than 300 synagogues across the country had taken part in a Shabbat service welcoming refugees.
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As his public hearings got underway, she admitted to herself that her father had likely taken part in the violent repression.
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Coach Michael Malone said Hernangomez has taken part in limited work at practice but won&apost return for a few weeks.
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The Duchess of Sussex has taken part in a major new documentary series for the first time since becoming a royal.
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Russia, whose air force is bombing in support of Assad, says it has not taken part in the latest Aleppo attack.
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It would also have given up its role in the lucrative illegal drug trade and taken part in reforming rural Colombia.
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As part of its diversification drive, the Ashgabat government has taken part in a railroad project connecting Central Asia to Iran.
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And the "investigation" in which Wohl and Burkman had taken part in resulted in a "confidential" document that revealed absolutely nothing.
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"The duchess had never taken part in a photography shoot like this before," a spokeswoman from Kensington Palace said this week.
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Khaled called it a "game changer" while Mayweather encouraged his followers to get in on the ICO, saying he'd taken part.
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Has there been a performance this season (now in its sixth week) in which Gabe Stone Shayer has not taken part?
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No women had taken part and the men were bearded, in sharp contrast to the protests which erupted five weeks ago.
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Speaking in a secret location in Nairobi, Musa said he had taken part in the decapitation of a prisoner of war.
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Two government ministers were forced to resign after it emerged they had taken part in demonstrations supporting some of the accused.
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Thousands of racers have taken part in the now highly prestigious Dakar Rally, with several losing their lives in the process.
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She viewed him as bright, she said, adding he had taken part in the school's competition for a national history contest.
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In his hand, he held a taped seam, water-resistant jacket that I had taken part in making several years ago.
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In Britain and the United States, political contenders have taken part in public debates on climate change ahead of planned elections.
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Rose had taken part in the team's pregame shootaround on Monday but was nowhere to be found as game time approached.
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Jimmy Carter, a well-known Atlanta Braves fan, is the only president since who has not taken part while in office.
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In recent years, its role has expanded beyond Lebanon's borders as it has taken part in conflicts in Iraq and Syria.
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He had taken part in the offensive and was currently stationed at a large grain silo in the center of Sinjar.
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Meadows's top ally, former Freedom Caucus chairman Jim Jordan (R-Ohio), has taken part in many of those informal, bipartisan discussions.
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He said he had taken part in 15 hackathons for various projects and enjoys picking up "new tricks" from other hackers.
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Many of its ground staff and cabin crew have taken part enthusiastically in marches; one pilot was even arrested for rioting.
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Law enforcement personnel have taken part in nearly 30 training exercises over the past two months, in preparation for the event.
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As of last week, when the trial was ended by an independent committee, 183 women had taken part, with 93 receiving sildenafil.
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He has taken part in just six debates since his ejection from the Treasury and has yet to submit a written question.
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A T-Mobile representative declined to comment on how many people had taken part in the service or are currently using it.
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While the US has taken part in operations with Sweden before, rarely have so many ground troops been involved on Swedish soil.
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He had enrolled in law classes at a local university while still in the military and taken part in some opposition marches.
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Jiba Nath Paudel, Gorkha's district forest officer, said the pilot had worked well because the community had taken part in making decisions.
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William had gamely taken part in a comedy skit from host Miranda Hart, obligingly shouting her catch-phrase "such fun" on request.
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And the Waymo One program is only open to people who have already taken part in the company's secretive Early Rider program.
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He said he had also taken part in meetings with police in which fans were told not to engage in stadium violence.
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All trials on the drug have been suspended and all volunteers who have taken part in the trial are being called back.
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If you haven't taken part in the yanny/laurel controversy over the last couple of days, allow me to sincerely congratulate you.
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Former South London villain Johnny Mack, who had taken part in a $360,000 diamond robbery before reaching his 15th birthday, thinks so.
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It defends itself as an unbiased home for unfettered speech, but it has taken part in anti-Semitic commentary, deleted tweets show.
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At least six people were said to have taken part in a ticketing-scalping scheme, the Olympic committee and the police said.
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Each is a member of the Congressional Black Caucus and have taken part in its efforts to make tech companies more diverse.
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JB threw up a video Sunday, showing himself doing the now-famous viral challenge that tons of celebs have taken part in.
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A police officer at the scene estimated that some 90 protesters had taken part, while Extinction Rebellion put the number at 200.
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Women have openly taken part in the demonstrations, while soccer has always been a "manly" sport in the country, Mr. Sahraoui said.
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He began by denying that Russian troops had taken part before acknowledging, months later, that the Russian military was "of course" involved.
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Mr. Son has taken part, as have SoftBank's chief financial officer, Yoshimitsu Goto, and the head of the Vision Fund, Rajeev Misra.
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Republicans thought Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction when we invaded Iraq and that he had taken part in the Sept.
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After the Communist government fell, in 1992, Gul Agha and his men had taken part in the civil war that pillaged Kandahar.
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Astute listeners among us will recall that Hudson is a former guest on the show, having taken part back in mid-2017.
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Pakistani authorities have previously attempted to bar protests by PTM and brought legal cases against people who have taken part in demonstrations.
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She has taken part in 56 Fridays for Future protests and has spent more than 80 days campaigning for the Congo forests.
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Still, Dannenfelser is confident about the impact of the 700 supporters who have taken part in on-the-ground campaigning this year.
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Ryan spokesman Brendan Buck acknowledged the Speaker had taken part in a number of IRS-related meetings over the past few months.
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Since then he has rarely taken part in public engagements and many of his allies have fallen to Xi's anti-corruption campaign.
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Sandoval said her son had taken part in protests against the government, but denied he had anything to do with the attack.
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But some Democrats went in person anyway, including several freshmen who had taken part in the closed-door investigative work, like Reps.
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Many British news media outlets and other sources called Mr. Churchill the last surviving prisoner who had taken part in the escape.
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That is not a sentiment I have often come across — and I've taken part in many discussions about identity, in Europe and America.
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Whether you've actually been in Munich for the festivities or taken part elsewhere around the world, you know it's essentially one giant party.
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By late Thursday afternoon they said he was linked to burglaries in the area -- but may not have taken part in the shooting.
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Mahut, who has taken part in five of six ties since Noah became captain in 2016, and Benneteau had trained together this week.
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Dozens of players have taken part in the demonstration in the ensuing years, which is meant to protest racial injustice and police brutality.
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Jordan is one of the few Arab states that have taken part in a U.S.-led air campaign against Islamic State in Syria.
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One in five Americans has taken part in a street or other form of protest since his election, mostly to oppose the president.
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House arrests ordered by the Interior Ministry would be easier to carry out against those suspected of having taken part in terrorism abroad.
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Fifteen artists have taken part in decorating windows and walls; the map, along with more information about Black Artstory, are at myrtleavenue.org/blackartstory.
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Fifteen artists have taken part in decorating windows and walls; the map, along with more information about Black Artstory, is at myrtleavenue.org/blackartstory.
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Having taken part in workshops at Judson Dance Theater (co-founded by Rainer) in the 1960s, Rockburne naturally saw installation in theatrical terms.
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I've taken part in various immersive experiences over the past few years, so I've been able to try a lot of outlandish things.
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Another 10 cities have taken part in a pilot program, and Sessions said more communities could be announced for the partnership this year.
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Dennis Kwok, a barrister who organized the march, said 3,000-4,000 lawyers had taken part, around a quarter of the city's legal fraternity.
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More than 50 people have already taken part in the trial so far, and the researchers plan to include 90 people in total.
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A photo roundup of the ceremonies President Trump has taken part in on his first foreign trip, and the gifts he has received.
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Xelil also confirmed that officials from the U.S.-led coalition against Islamic State had taken part in the questioning of the two Britons.
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Many other celebrities have taken part in this program in the past, making Holmes another famous face in a long line of alumni.
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Since retiring from the game in 1989, Mike Schmidt has taken part in various activities post-baseball, including coaching, philanthropy work, and broadcasting.
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Afterwards, Garstang briefly interviewed 14 police officers, 10 pediatricians, two specialist nurses and two social workers who had taken part in the investigations.
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Of the 43 percent of Catalans reported to have taken part, around 90 percent are believed to have voted in favor of independence.
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Having taken part in numerous White House briefings over the years, I've never seen a reporter simply refuse to give up the floor.
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At least 55,000 audience volunteers had taken part in the trick over 17 years, according to Copperfield and show executive producer Chris Kenner.
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"We will go back to Turkey," Ahmad al-Burri, who has taken part in Syrian peace talks in Kazakhstan, told Reuters by phone.
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Earlier this month, the transition team asked Energy Department officials to identify employees and contractors who have taken part in international climate talks.
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They've gone to the Ubud Monkey Forest in Bali, seen swimming pigs in the Bahamas, and taken part in Chiang Mai's Lantern Festival.
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If you've ever taken part in a great brainstorming session, where ideas are kind of bouncing everywhere — you're really reaching ripe, smart conclusions.
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But there was no evidence of complicity, Shamdasani said, although some police officers had taken part in the attacks in a personal capacity.
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But knowing about the attack — or saying you had taken part in it — had become a kind of currency in Mr. Kany's classroom.
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He has been to the White House or taken part in conference calls so many times since then that he has lost count.
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Besna Tosun, 35, has taken part in the sit-ins since 1995, the year her father, Fehmi Tosun, was taken from their home.
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Petty Officer Glaser-Reich, reflecting on the rescue, said it was both the easiest and the hardest he had ever taken part in.
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Wade | Dems threaten to subpoena Juul MORE's (I-Vt.) 2020 presidential bid because he has actively taken part in fighting for workers' rights.
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"We do these escraches so that word gets back to Venezuela," said Jani Mendez, 45, who has taken part in eight of them.
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Detectives have identified a fourth man suspected of having taken part in the sexual assault and were still looking for him Friday night.
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He also attended a reception and met scholars who have taken part in BAFTA's "Prince William Scholarships in Film, Games and Television" program.
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Choochongkol is a "test subject" for clinical trials and had taken part in 25 clinical trials at Worldwide since 2011, the witnesses said.
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At the end, the singers, along with the many listeners who, in a meaningful if silent way, had also taken part, all cheered.
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Atambayev, 62, has taken part in two violent revolts which overthrew his predecessors in 2005 and 2010 in the politically volatile Central Asian nation.
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"There's a tendency to assume that domestic violence cases are private, or that both sides may have taken part in the violence," said Wolf.
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Along with Harington, stars like Kate McKinnon, Broad City's Ilana Grazer, and Josh Groban (sporting a Jim Henson-esque beard) have all taken part.
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Donna Comer and Tim Wall — along with their dog Snoopy — have taken part in the North Carolina Patriot Guard's ceremonies around Raleigh since 2013.
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About 100,000 forces in an Iraqi-led coalition have taken part in the push toward Mosul, freeing communities from ISIS control, village by village.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The EU antitrust regulator raided on Tuesday several car insurers which may have taken part in a cartel, the European Commission said.
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In his post, he calls it "the best 4th of July" he's taken part in and even gives a shoutout to his Mexican neighbors.
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Ahead of the coming elections, Mr Putin has not even taken part in debates, has barely campaigned, and even skipped his own nomination announcement.
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Some of those arrested admit they support or even belong to the Muslim Brotherhood and have taken part in protests that sometimes turned violent.
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In total, 90 people have taken part in the trial, taking some dosage of the drug, she said, adding that others took a placebo.
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Apple said since 2016 its suppliers in Congo have taken part in third-party audits to ensure they abide by a code of conduct.
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More than 3 million Indians live in the United States, many of whom have taken part in candlelight vigils and marches in Kuchibhotla's memory.
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Japanese troops have taken part in international peace-keeping operations, as well as a non-combat reconstruction mission in Iraq from 2004 to 2006.
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The Liaoning has taken part in military exercises, including in the South China Sea, but is expected to serve more as a training vessel.
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In addition to her day-to-day engineering work, Exeler has taken part in an internal project training up women to do public speaking.
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For now, no golfer from a nation that is not currently a member of the European Union has taken part in the Ryder Cup.
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But forces opposed to Russia's ally, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, have said Russian forces, in combat roles, have taken part in government offensives.
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Tither-Kaplan told the New York Times that she's taken part in this lawsuit because the first article didn't do much to prompt action.
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"Japan wants to punish North Korea," Jim Walsh, an international security expert at MIT who has taken part in previous negotiations with North Korea.
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In total, 90 people have taken part in the trial, taking some dosage of the drug, Touraine said, adding that others took a placebo.
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The pro-independence result was dismissed by Madrid as unlawful, but also because just 2.2 million of 5.4 million eligible voters had taken part.
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Singer obstructed justice with at least six families who had either taken part in the scam or were planning to do it, prosecutors said.
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The election of President Trump has prompted anxious discussions about treatment of women, minorities and immigrants, and she has eagerly taken part in them.
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Through her representative, Goodger said that she had not signed a deal to endorse Cyanora, and that she'd only taken part in an audition.
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Atambayev, 62, who has taken part in two violent revolts which overthrew his predecessors in 2005 and 2010, said he would ignore the summons.
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"It was a great show, in fact it was one of the best shows I've ever taken part of," Gus tells The Creators Project.
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Media reported that Sandford and his mother had taken part in a "Robot Wars" competition where contestants operate robots trying to destroy their opponents' machine.
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Zhu later appealed to the Shenzhen Intermediate People's Court, arguing that her agreements with Lei showed the pair had taken part in the scheme together.
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A year earlier, at 14, Combs and her then–37-year-old husband had taken part in a spiritual ceremony as devotees of Hare Krishna.
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Taurus also said it had not taken part in any efforts to evade security controls and has since reinforced internal controls to avoid similar situations.
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"At the time, I was not aware of the various accusations made against Richardson, had I been I would never have taken part," she says.
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Horwitz has previously taken part in events to promote female representation in the cryptocurrency space, not only in leadership roles at startups, but as investors.
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The following month, the military admitted its soldiers had taken part in the killings, and said seven soldiers had been given 10-year jail sentences.
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About 100,000 forces in an Iraqi-led coalition have taken part in a decisive push toward Mosul, freeing communities from ISIS control, village by village.
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He received little food and no pay, but he remains happy to have taken part in what he views as the defense of his country.
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The RBK news portal cited Deputy Defence Minister Nikolai Pankov as saying at the time that all military personnel had taken part in the vote.
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In October, he erroneously accused Israeli forces of killing a 13-year-old Palestinian boy who had taken part in the stabbing of two Israelis.
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In my law enforcement career, nothing gives me more pride than having taken part in the early evolution of community policing back in the 1980s.
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It was not immediately clear if he had taken part in the protests marking the 15th anniversary of the death of Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat.
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Approximately one-quarter of Americans have taken part in the "gig economy" in the past year, according to a study released by Pew on Thursday.
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Susan Yoshihara, Ph.D., has taken part in United Nations negotiations on maternal and child health since 2006 as a delegation member and civil society participant.
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He had gathered military documentation, undergone training and taken part in a European competition of so-called airsoft, a form of combat simulation, she wrote.
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"There's an overwhelming disenchantment with him in this community," said Keegan Stephan, a veteran activist who has taken part in the protests against Mr. Thompson.
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It is not the first project that Nagler and others have taken part in upcycling materials on the island that were once destined for landfills.
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A range of companies, including Kingdee International Software Group Co, Bloomage Biotechnology Corp and sportswear maker 361 Degrees, have taken part in the charm offensive.
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Zahra, 37, has taken part in the Gostra ever since he was a child, and has gone home with several trophies and a few bruises.
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Many of the initial self-immolations were carried out by monks, but a growing number of laypeople, including nomads and farmers, have since taken part.
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North and South Korean leaders have taken part in negotiations for the first time in years on the upcoming Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea.
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"It'll be a bloodbath," said one senior diplomat who has taken part in previous such sessions for the prestige and profit of hosting EU agencies.
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In her Twitter messages on Tuesday, Ms. Warren emphasized that she liked town hall-style events and had taken part in dozens already this year.
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Almost universally, after such interventions, participants showed significantly less ageism on attitude tests and greater knowledge of aging than comparison groups that hadn't taken part.
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The activists, ardent supporters of Marx and Mao, had taken part in the most visible student protests in years, pictured above, campaigning for workers' rights.
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Like many of the graduates in her Walmart Academy class, she had never taken part in a graduation ceremony because she didn't finish high school.
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At the time, however, Peter had no idea Victoria had taken part in a campaign so disturbing that she would lose her Cosmopolitan digital cover.
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Let us Unite and join the 4 States and 57 U.S Cities that have already taken part in replacing Columbus Day with Indigenous People's Day.
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Jeptoo was disqualified from all races she had taken part in since April 17, 2014, including first place finishes at the Boston and Chicago Marathons.
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Fifteen men who had taken part in bimonthly ceremonies for at least a decade were compared with a control group of people with similar backgrounds.
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Singer had obstructed justice with at least six families who had either taken part in the scam or were planning to do it, prosecutors said.
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He had just come from "The Lehman Trilogy," a three-hour-plus theatrical recreation of the real-world drama in which he had taken part.
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A Turkey-based official with one of the rebel factions told Reuters government forces had taken part of the Old City, but not all of it.
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Since attending a United Nations Environment Programme conference for young people in 2011, Basu has taken part in some 45 international summits and U.N. climate talks.
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Chief Operations Officer Bruce Patton said the contract was an "important win for the airline" and that it had taken part in a competitive bidding process.
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It is the first time that a direct member of her family has taken part in the awards-giving in Britain for the Diana Award charity.
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She had recently taken part in a summer exchange program, studying at the University of Wuppertal, Germany, and traveling in Europe, according to the FSU website.
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Around a quarter of Ryanair's 350 pilots based in Ireland have taken part in the series of strikes so far, with the fourth scheduled for Friday.
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The more I've taken part in discussions on race during the past year, the more I am convinced there is no other solution besides the Gospel.
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More than half a million workers at hundreds of metals and engineering companies have taken part in industrial action this month to support IG Metall's demands.
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During a friendly game of "Never Have I Ever" on Ellen, Martha Stewart revealed she's taken part in a few salacious text exchanges in her time.
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All trials of the Bial drug have been suspended and all volunteers who have taken part in the trial are being called back, French officials said.
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Trump had been critical of the social justice protests during the national anthem that a few Eagles players had taken part in during the 2017 season.
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Putin is clearly an ice hockey aficionado, having taken part in multiple ice hockey matches and watched one with Chinese President Xi Jinping in the past.
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This is also the 9th time Whitson has taken part in a spacewalk, extending her record as the American woman with the most spacewalks in history.
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In October, Mr. Abbas erroneously accused Israeli forces of killing a 13-year-old Palestinian boy who had taken part in the stabbing of two Israelis.
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The Washington Post reported that the president's political aides have taken part in meetings with 116 candidates across the country in House, Senate and gubernatorial contests.
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It was Election Day, the first time the Islamist organization had taken part after nearly a decade of boycotts, and Mr. Sukkar found himself in demand.
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The schools involved — Stanford, UCLA, Wake Forest, Yale, Georgetown, University of Texas, University of San Diego, USC — are not believed to have taken part in wrongdoing.
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Pollack has also taken part in efforts to expand healthcare coverage and participated in groups that ultimately led to coverage expansion under the Affordable Care Act.
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He admitted that he had taken part in a plot to smuggle immigrants into France, but he argued that he had played only a small role.
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Kono is in limited beta right now, but already Konolabs has raised seed funding from 500 Startups and taken part in its U.S.-based accelerator program.
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He pointed to an allegation in the document that Michael Cohen, counsel to the president-elect, had taken part in meetings with Russian officials in Prague.
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But the department did not deny that its diplomats had taken part in such talks — a significant shift in American strategy toward the Taliban in Afghanistan.
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It's one of the first times these women, all seniors at the Afghan National Army Officer Academy in Kabul, have taken part in a nighttime exercise.
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His wife, Ashley, has taken part-time work as a custodian at a furniture store, and the family has canceled a vacation to Walt Disney World.
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The ceremony itself was a formality: Justice Kavanaugh, 53, was sworn in last month and has already taken part in his first arguments on the bench.
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The trio had taken part in numerous meetings and briefings together in recent weeks; when one fell ill it was perhaps inevitable that they all would.
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Mr. Bryant reached out to several people and persuaded a University of Virginia graduate student who had taken part in the protests to donate some objects.
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Pro-democracy activists worry that the government may try to disqualify candidates who have taken part in the protests on the grounds that they are separatists.
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And it said the United States must limit commerce between American companies and Chinese regional governments, agencies and companies that have taken part in the repression.
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BORISOV, Belarus (AP) — Thousands of people have taken part in a reenactment of the Battle of Berezina, one of the major clashes of the Napoleonic Wars.
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He has taken part in a master class here and there, but these days, he says, he learns more by simply listening to his own recordings.
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In a recent interview, Soleimani revealed that he had taken part in the 2006 Israel-Hezbollah war, saying he was present in Lebanon throughout the conflict.
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In the same interview, Aziz also said he had taken part in a May 2015 attack on a bus that killed more than 40 Shia Muslims.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - A total of 48,000 of Russian troops have taken part in Moscow's military campaign in Syria, Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu said on Friday.
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China has qualified for the World Cup finals once, in 2002; India, despite recent multimillion-dollar investments in a nascent domestic league, has never taken part.
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Federal investigators in Los Angeles have also taken part in the inquiry and have raised questions about the inauguration, according to people briefed on the matter.
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"I have never taken part in remote diagnoses, because I myself have all too often been the target of such a diagnosis," Mr. Seehofer told reporters.
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I had taken part in the first "social media" protest where many fellow protesters stopped mid-Market for selfies, at times making spectacle instead of statement.
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For the past seven years he has taken part in the Farafina Trust Creative Writers' Workshop at the invitation of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, a celebrated Nigerian novelist.
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In 2007, a court sentenced two officers for the crime; but in 2009, one of those convicted implicated General Urresti as having taken part in the killing.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain said on Monday it had taken part in a U.S-led air strikes in Syria over the weekend that Russia says killed Syrian soldiers.
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It was a 22nd consecutive win at the tournament for Federer who has won the title on the last four occasions he has taken part in Basel.
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The defense ministry wasn't pleased with this turn of events, warning that the soldiers who'd taken part would be punished and that Azerbaijan was watching with interest.
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The general said Kenyan soldiers had taken part in peacekeeping operations in 44 countries over the past four decades and Kenya was continuing in its other missions.
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Meiduo (not her real name) is one of more than 141,000 children from Tibet who have taken part in a scheme known as "inland classes", or neidiban.
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That streak of light had been a chunk of ejecta slamming into the nose of the plane, and it had taken part of my propeller with it.
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De Mistura said that his team had just taken part in technical talks in Tehran, in preparation for the Astana talks organised by Russia, Iran and Turkey.
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It said in a statement that 500 Nusra front militants, seven tanks, and about 30 pickups mounted with heavy machine guns had taken part in the attacks.
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Vessels from Russia's Black Sea Fleet had also taken part, including a submarine, a large landing ship, mine-sweepers and an unspecified number of guided missile cruisers.
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Wednesday's strikes mean around 468,000 industrial workers have taken part in action since last week, the union said, with further walkouts planned for Wednesday afternoon and evening.
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Since then, about 120 women have taken part in the classes, according to Mawared and Shwan Ali Tawfeeq, who works as a hematologist-oncologist at the hospital.
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Talks held in Geneva and in New York for months could not find consensus around a new agenda, according to activists and diplomats who have taken part.
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The Liaoning has taken part in military exercises, including in the South China Sea and Western Pacific, but is expected to serve more as a training vessel.
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To achieve this, he's taken part in various over-the-top, macho photo ops for his country's state-run media, many of which are reportedly his idea.
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All trials on the drug have now been suspended and all volunteers who have taken part in the trial are being called back, the health ministry added.
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None of the lawyers for the former officials denied that there was corruption in international soccer, but all told jurors that their clients had not taken part.
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Since November, the Justice Department has established the "Combating Religious Discrimination Today" campaign and taken part in a series of anti-discrimination efforts to celebrate religious pluralism.
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Since Friday thousands of Algerians have taken part in protests against the ailing President Abdelaziz Bouteflika's plan to seek a fifth term in April 18 presidential elections.
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We found that those who had taken part in a caucus in the past were strongly supportive of the caucus system, but almost everyone else had concerns.
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"Rohit has continued to dedicate himself to significant civic and philanthropic endeavors — volunteer activities that he has taken part in from an early age," the lawyers said.
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The Israeli military said in a statement that approximately 3,000 people had taken part in what it described as riots, in five locations close to the fence.
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The administration says it has got its best brains working on the virus and said Trump has taken part in multiple meetings and briefings on the situation.
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Ms. Hindley said that her role in the killings was to abduct the children and that she had not taken part in the murders or sexual assaults.
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Morawski had taken part in the walkouts last November, but said today was the first time he felt "incensed" enough about management to show up and protest.
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More than a dozen swing-seat freshmen have taken part in at least one private call session with Biden, Amy Klobuchar or Pete Buttigieg in recent weeks.
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"They often say the yoga teachers are the center of this business," Tamar Samir, who has taken part in the unionization effort, said of the company's leaders.
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For all his success in the All-Star Game (two M.V.P. awards), he has never taken part in a home run derby or a World Baseball Classic.
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The testimony was the first evidence that Mark Harris was told that operative Leslie McRae Dowless may have taken part in questionable ballot activity in the past.
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RT said Butina had taken part in the show last week and defended the jailing of several Russian opposition activists at anti-Kremlin protests earlier this year.
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RT said Butina had taken part in the show last week and defended the jailing of several Russian opposition activists at anti-Kremlin protests earlier this year.
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It was such a powerful moment in our history, bringing people together for change and awareness, and I'm so proud to have taken part in the celebration.
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The two attendants helped me slip on a backpack and Oculus Rift headset, but it was perhaps the least technology-focused VR experience I've ever taken part in.
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Invitees range from actors to writers to animators to producers, made up of both Oscar winners and those who have never taken part in the award ceremony before.
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Not to mention the countless partnerships and investments the rapper/producer has taken part in over the years, with everyone from Apple to 3D printing company, 3D Systems.
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Encouragingly, some young adults—living at home or supported by their parents—had also taken part, suggesting that this format could work with an older crowd as well.
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Putin eventually acknowledged that Russian troops had taken part in the annexation, but continues to deny Moscow's military involvement elsewhere in Ukraine despite widespread evidence to the contrary.
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Even though the government wouldn't have taken part, the talks could have signaled that the new administration was more open to US engagement with North Korea, said Zhao.
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He said the officials claimed the government was illegally forcing them to resign, and that a regional paramilitary force had taken part in the attacks under their orders.
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He went on to say that he wasn't active in protesting the war as a young man, but he didn't think the US should ever have taken part.
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Interviews with NLD figures who have taken part in such visits give a flavor of how China has sought to win new friends among Myanmar's emerging political class.
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Kagame, a Tutsi, led a rebel force to halt the slaughter in 1994 and accusations immediately surfaced that some priests and nuns had taken part in the killings.
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Since more than half of all Democratic voters have already taken part in their states' contests, the national numbers are a limited gauge of where the race stands.
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The Taliban have refused to talk to the government, denouncing it a U.S. puppet, but government officials have taken part in the intra-Afghan dialogue as private citizens.
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Choe attended a security conference in 2012 in China, but no representatives from North Korea have taken part since, according to the Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation.
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But the reality star has taken part in a bipartisan group of White House officials, lawmakers and activists like CNN's Van Jones who are working on prison reform.
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Jordan is an ally of Washington and one of the few Arab states that have taken part in a U.S.-led air campaign against Islamic State in Syria.
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But the expansion fell short of Ardian's expectations even though it had taken part in various auctions for grid assets and this eventually prompted the decision to sell.
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Choe attended the security conference in 2012 in China, but no representatives from North Korea have taken part since, according to the Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation.
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Bial said that clinical trials started last June after toxicology tests and that 108 healthy people had already taken part in trials with no moderate or serious reactions.
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Dana Guth, head of the local parliamentary group, told Germany's dpa news agency that the three had admitted they had taken part in the rock festival in Ostritz.
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Later on Tuesday, after reports of the midair confrontations emerged, the Russian military said its aircraft had taken part in a "joint patrol" with Chinese long-range aircraft.
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However, it is among the few Arab states that have taken part in a U.S.-led air campaign against Islamic State militants holding territory in Syria and Iraq.
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Igor Girkin (who had earlier taken part in capturing Crimea) crossed the Russian-Ukrainian border and captured the city of Sloviansk in the eastern Ukrainian region of Donetsk.
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They have increasingly taken part in incoming state visits, most famously when they helped the queen host the Chinese president Xi Jinping at a Buckingham Palace state banquet.
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Higgins wrote in a journal that she wished she could have taken part in that massacre and even snapped a photograph of herself outside Columbine High, Hurlbert said.
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Having reluctantly taken part in the arbitration, Russia is now trying to get the ruling set aside with help from a blue-chip American law firm, White & Case.
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A survey by TNS, a pollster, found that 1.5m Poles, about 5% of the population, have taken part in KOD events, and that 40% approve of its actions.
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Breaking the Silence collects testimonies from former Israeli soldiers who have witnessed or taken part in human rights violations committed against Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza.
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But the general election will feature at least 100 million voters who have not taken part in either party's primary, a majority of whom Mr. Trump will need.
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Putin eventually acknowledged that Russian troops had taken part in the annexation, but continues to deny Moscow's military involvement elsewhere in Ukraine despite widespread evidence to the contrary.
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Newly emboldened, he issued a blanket pardon to anyone who had taken part in "the late insurrection" and even restored their property—not including former slaves, of course.
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Since 2012, attendees of Berkshire Hathaway's annual shareholders meeting have taken part in a fun tradition: a newspaper-tossing contest that pits them against billionaire Warren Buffett himself.
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"Contract cheating" is a rising phenomenon, with research showing that millions of students across the world had taken part in the practice of paying for completed school work.
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Priebus on Wednesday also disputed claims in the unverified reports that Michael Cohen, counsel to the president-elect, had taken part in meetings with Russian officials in Prague.
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Senators will question him extensively about the cases and decisions in which he's taken part in his twelve years of service on the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals.
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The program is still in its infancy, in other words, but participating clubs are encouraged by the results from training and the matches in which they've taken part.
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I recalled how Mira Sorvino's Best Supporting Actress Oscar in 1995 came for the strategically-taken part of a sweet but dumb prostitute in Woody Allen's Mighty Aphrodite.
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This year marks the 31st running of the Hong Kong International Races, and nearly 1,250 horses from 17 countries/regions have taken part over the last three decades.
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Days later, China said it would not allow Cathay flights crewed by people who have taken part in "illegal demonstrations, protests and violent attacks" to use its airspace.
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Nominally private Russian citizens have fought alongside Russian-speaking rebels in eastern Ukraine and taken part in various campaigns to advance Moscow's agenda in Eastern and Central Europe.
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Toutiao parent Bytedance said that "millions of our users" had taken part in its live quiz "Million Dollar Hero" since the show launched at the start of January.
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The firm has taken part in roughly $22013 billion in acquisitions over the last decade, many of them backed by foreign partners whose identities he will not reveal.
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It is participating in Russia's Vostok 2018 war games, which begin at the end of the month, the first time China has taken part in this military exercise.
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A military spokesman from the Jaish al-Islam rebel group confirmed the evacuation had begun, but said his faction had not taken part in any negotiations about it.
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Wu's comments came just a week after state broadcaster CCTV reported that Chinese troops had taken part in a military exercise using live ammunition on the Tibetan Plateau.
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Nash said about 31,650 people had taken part in the amnesty so far and almost NZ$100 million ($66.1 million) had been paid in compensation to gun owners.
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In 20193, under then-president Dilma Rousseff, Brazil's congress passed a new forest code that gave amnesty to those who had taken part in illegal deforestation before 2008.
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Another member of the group, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to guard his privacy, said that he had also taken part in a blindfolded masturbation session.
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You know what a NEHRU jacket is, even if you don't think you know, or your parents or grandparents deny ever having taken part in this fashion trend.
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Twitter didn't disclose the investment in regulatory filings, but when asked by reporters about the stake, the company said Costolo hadn't taken part in board decisions about the deal.
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Both public and private schools, all across the political spectrum, have taken part in censorship, FIRE says, despite a majority of legal precedence in favor of freedom of expression.
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The video's peacefulness feels so at odds with the fire and pepper spray that marked the events of that weekend in which the song's inspirations would have taken part.
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The privately run institution is small and receives very few visitors—a pity, given how it reinforces Ms Fan's story (she has taken part in a writers' workshop there).
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The Thai military government has taken part since 2015 in talks brokered by Malaysia that aim to end the violence but the BRN has stayed out of the dialogue.
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Francesco Vannucci told the Italian press agency ANSA that he had taken part in the meeting as a consultant and banking expert who has for years collaborated with Meranda.
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The SBU security service did not name the man, in keeping with its normal practice, but said Israeli police had taken part in the operation in Kiev on Tuesday.
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Prosecutors said in court papers that Gottesfeld admitted in a 2014 interview to having posted the video calling for the attack but denied having taken part directly in it.
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We've already taken part of those concepts and moved them into other places , we'll be probably moving them into Mexico as well as we translate some of the work.
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The UAE has taken part in air strikes against Islamic State in Syria, although U.S. officials would like Gulf Arab allies to expand their contributions to the air campaign.
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I'm still holding out a little hope that this is the greatest misinformation campaign Apple has ever taken part in, and that tomorrow, at a little after 10 a.m.
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Jerry Falwell, a well-known preacher, who had sued Hustler magazine over a parody ad that portrayed him as having taken part in a drunken tryst with his mother.
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One flight attendant and union president told CNN that in her 22 years working, she'd never taken part in a conversation about how to handle sexual harassment or assault.
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You have taken part in the great circle of life, which thankfully includes garlic aïoli, rosemary salt, and thick-cut fries (or "chips," if you're of the British persuasion).
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And the United States could never have taken part, as Russia did, in a campaign that resulted in the kind of civilian casualties inflicted by the Syrian government's forces.
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It has also taken part in a number of published clinical studies in various journals and has had its algorithms cleared by the FDA and achieve European CE marks.
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He has trumpeted bills that he has been able to push along his month, including one on human trafficking, and he has taken part in certain votes by proxy.
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A church official, speaking on the condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the matter, said they claimed to have taken part directly in Mr. Duterte's drug crackdown.
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His detention had come amid reports Chinese immigration officials are regularly searching travelers' phones and bags as they cross the border for evidence they have taken part in protests.
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Russ Baer, a spokesman for the Drug Enforcement Administration, confirmed that agents had taken part in the raid, but would not comment on the specific reasons for their involvement.
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Stephanie Grisham, Ms. Trump's new communications director, noted that the first lady had taken part in Mr. Trump's visits with foreign leaders, including Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan.
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Anez had been seen favorable among those who had taken part in protests against Morales, who angered many by defying term limits to run for a fourth consecutive term.
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Since the April murders, more than 250 Suffolk officers have taken part in the investigation and arrested 170 people the police said were gang members, mostly from two groups.
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But Matthew J. Desch, chief executive of Iridium, said his company had taken part in the SpaceX investigation, adding that he had read a preliminary explanation for the accident.
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Over the past four years, Pennsylvania State Police said they conducted multiple interviews with Donahue and other potential witnesses that suggested Donahue might have taken part in the murder.
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In a brief interview Tuesday, Frelinghuysen told The Hill he had not taken part in any conversations about his future as chairman before rushing onto the floor for votes.
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Every evening there for 60 years, Pakistan's Rangers and India's Border Security Force have taken part in a lowering-of-the-flags ceremony before sunset, typically around 4 p.m.
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The elderly volunteers (their average age was 70) had taken part in various long-term studies conducted at the university's Knight Alzheimer Disease Research Center (ADRC) between 2004 to 2015.
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Family members and friends of three people who were arrested by the police in early morning raids told Reuters last week that they had not taken part in any violence.
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Zeev Elkin, an Israeli security cabinet minister who has taken part in diplomatic contacts with Russia, was asked whether the Army Radio report was true during an interview on Friday.
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More than half of participants said they would not have taken part if they'd had to travel or take time off from work to attend the therapy sessions, Ferguson said.
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But in the interview, Mr. Lewandowski dismissed the notion that Mr. Trump might be concerned about answering questions, and pointed out that he had already taken part in six debates.
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People banding together to take on roles as part of a fully-immersive narrative world will be familiar to anyone that's taken part in a live-action role-playing game.
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The rapper also has taken part in a march in Atlanta against police-involved shooting deaths of African-Americans and in a protest against President Donald Trump in New York.
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At least two million people live in Idlib, the largest populated area held by rebels - including some nationalist Free Syrian Army factions that have taken part in the Astana talks.
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Some 800 workers, including at the port San Juan de Marcona, have taken part in the indefinite strike after negotiations over a new contract broke down, manager Raul Vera said.
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Anyone who clicked the sign-in button would receive a message alerting them to the fact that they'd just taken part in a security audit by the Special Projects Desk.
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Lopez Obrador said the government was investigating members of the previous administration who were involved in the fuel distribution system for signs they had taken part in the black market.
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Initial results of Monday's vote indicated 72 percent of eligible voters had taken part and an overwhelming majority, possibly over 90 percent, had said "yes", Erbil based Rudaw TV said.
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Among Iraq&aposs many unemployed is Ali Fadhil Kadhim, a 25-year-old graduate with a degree in science and physical education who has taken part in the Basra protests.
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"We are preparing to take legal action against people we found non-compliant but have not taken part in the amnesty," said Saksama, describing it as a potential quick win.
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Two who had taken part in similar protests before were sentenced to two months in jail, although in France such short terms are usually converted into work in the community.
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The beauty of a store that so effortlessly blurs the line between retail and art is that you don't necessarily have to buy something to feel like you've taken part.
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Mr. Johnson said that Mr. Trump had taken part in a charity he had hosted over the years, and that people did not have a sense of the real person.
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Police said they had detained 600 and that 1,500 had attended the protest, though footage of demonstrations which flared in different parts of Moscow suggested many more had taken part.
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As the world's longest-reigning monarch, Her Majesty has only taken part in one documentary — "The Coronation" — a 2018 BBC documentary showing the behind-the-scenes aspect of royal life.
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"Schatz wants to be governor, but the reality is that the people do not want him," said Joshua Manuel Bonet, 21, who has taken part in the protests against Rosselló.
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Ferrari are Formula One's most successful team and the oldest, the only ones to have taken part in every championship since 1950, as well as one of the most popular.
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He reminded the crowd how Evers had taken part in the Council's successful boycott in 1952 more than three years before Rosa Parks refused to give up her bus seat.
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Trump has received updates on the negotiations but has not taken part in them himself, as he has been on a weeklong trip to the United Kingdom, France and Ireland.
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Russia, the government's most powerful ally, has tacitly backed and sometimes taken part in Mr. Assad's scorched-earth attacks even as it calls, in diplomatic venues, for a political solution.
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The debate has drawn political activists from both sides of the issue as well as many Argentinians who say they have never taken part in any cause before this one.
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Carmaker Daimler and Saudi Arabia's Kingdom Holding, a firm owned by billionaire Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, have taken part in an $150 million investment in Dubai-based ride-hailingfirm Careem.
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Moore, who teamed with Everytown for Gun Safety and founded the Everytown Creative Council after the Sandy Hook shooting, has taken part in the Wear Orange campaign since its inception.
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Stuart Comer, MoMA's chief curator of media and performance art, has taken part in the C-MAP initiative along with his colleague Roxana Marcoci, the museum's senior curator of photography.
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Sweden has taken part in international peacekeeping missions in Mali, Afghanistan, Iraq, Kosovo and other states in recent years, but has not fought a war in more than two centuries.
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A government source said Canada had taken part in a number of high-profile NATO missions and was ready to push back on demands to increase spending in the military.
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Recent imaging studies have shown that about 30 percent of the people who have taken part in clinical trials for Alzheimer's drugs did not have beta amyloid in their brains.
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Ricardo Rosselló of Puerto Rico praised Mr. Trump in an interview on Tuesday, saying he had spoken with him five times and had taken part in the Situation Room briefing.
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His critics accuse him of being opportunistic and accuse him of having taken part in covering up alleged fraud and the diversion of public funds during Mr. Peña Nieto's administration.
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The justice ministry said its proposal could benefit up to 12,0003 convicts who until now have not taken part in the programme, under which prisoners are kept under electronic supervision.
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SEIKO HASHIMOTO - OLYMPICS MINISTER Hashimoto, 54, is a seven-time Olympian who has taken part as a speedskater and cyclist, winning a bronze medal at the 1992 Albertville Winter Games.
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Avenatti will have held or taken part in political events in at least 20 states, making multiple visits to the early states of Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina and Nevada.
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The officers who died in this week's accident had "taken part in many difficult underwater expeditions to study the Arctic, reaching maximum depths," the Defense Ministry said in a statement.
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But the board voted to vacate that ruling after its inspector general found that a Republican board member had a potential conflict of interest and should not have taken part.
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Rights groups have lobbied for the government to step up prosecutions, but it is usually very difficult for the government to identify people who have taken part in such crimes.
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The main rebel units actively holding territory in Eastern Ghouta are Islamist groups Jaish al Islam and Faylaq al Rahman, who have taken part in peace negotiations in the past.
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Over years of covering him since, I have seen, and taken part in, speculation that Mr. Patrick wanted to be attorney general, Supreme Court justice, vice president, ambassador and president.
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The justice ministry said its proposal could benefit up to 12,0003 convicts who until now have not taken part in the programme, under which prisoners are kept under electronic supervision.
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The main rebel units actively holding territory in Eastern Ghouta are the Islamist Jaish al-Islam and Faylaq al Rahman, which have taken part in peace negotiations in the past.
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The main rebel units actively holding territory in Eastern Ghouta are the Islamist Jaish al Islam and Faylaq al Rahman, which have taken part in peace negotiations in the past.
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But the kingdom's investors have taken part in high-profile venture capital deals like the $963 million investment round this year for Magic Leap, a maker of augmented reality headsets.
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It's even right there in his retirement statement: He's "proud to have taken part" in the game's legacy of "faceless gladiators," and says the game has been "everything" to him.
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Critics have blamed the current rules, passed a year ago, for slowing economic growth and discouraging companies from telling prosecutors about bribes they may have taken part in or known about.
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Many famous female-led businesses have taken part in the promotional feature including by Chloe, Pressed Juicery, Magnolia Bakery, Baked by Melissa, Flour Shop, Helen's Wines, The Doughnut Project, and others.
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To date, 22016 have taken part across 22014 countries, varying from some areas where just a few schools take part to Tarragona in Spain, where 22015,43 24-year-olds are involved.
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Whichever company gets a prescription drug to market first, no progress would have been made without people like Costa and Pete, both of whom have taken part in studies for years.
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A statement from the military on Wednesday said its investigation had found that members of the security forces had taken part in the killings and action would be taken against them.
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WORTHY CAUSES Naruhito, who espouses environmental causes, has taken part in international conferences on clean water and in 2015 made remarks at a U.N.-linked advisory board on water and sanitation.
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Neutral Sweden has not fought a war in more than 200 years, but its military has taken part in U.N. peacekeeping missions in several conflict zones, including Iraq, Mali and Afghanistan.
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The 23-year-old has taken part in two races this year, standing in for injured German Pascal Wehrlein in Australia and China without scoring a point at Ferrari-powered Sauber.
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In an interview in December with the local Independent newspaper, Beltrame said he had taken part in an attack simulation in Carcassonne that centred around a mass attack in a supermarket.
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But Camila has stood by Emilio through plenty of episodes—and taken part in a few of her own—that might make even seasoned veterans of the local drug scene cringe.
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Her Senate supporters managed to discredit a key witness, a Federal Audit Court prosecutor who led the probe of Rousseff's government, because he had taken part in an anti-Rousseff demonstration.
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But perhaps there's something deeper there for the Lynchian conspiracy theorists to dig into, because many of the performers listed have taken part in David Lynch productions outside of Twin Peaks.
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In the previous round of sanctions against Tehran, in which the European Union had taken part, Iranian oil exports plummeted by more than half to below 1 million barrels per day.
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A peace treaty should only be signed after arduous negotiations to reduce the North Korean conventional force threat to South Korea, said Klingner, who has taken part in other treaty negotiations.
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One of France's most prolific actors, Depardieu has taken part in about 170 movies in his career and gained international recognition in 1990 after starring in English language comedy "Green Card".
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Both sources were eventually caught for their involvement, served time, have not taken part in any related activity since, and have agreed to speak to VICE on the basis of anonymity.
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" Post acknowledged this challenge, telling me, "Part of our role is to help groups that have never taken part at the state legislative level before navigate through the campaign finance laws.
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The reason for the online pillorying arose from an onstage discussion Mr. Talese had taken part in the day before with Thomas Fiedler, the dean of Boston University's College of Communication.
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Millions have taken part in the "Yee Haw Challenge," where they transform in a matter of seconds from everyday teens into a lasso-holding, plaid-wearing, Stetson-sporting cowboys and cowgirls.
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But the way these fringe forces have wormed their way in with law enforcement—in some cities, including Kiev, they've taken part in police patrols and operations—is dangerous, others counter.
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By midday, there were few signs that those who had taken part in the coup attempt were still able to challenge the government, and many officials declared the uprising a failure.
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"This has been the most thorough Supreme Court confirmation process that I've ever taken part in," remarked Utah's Orrin Hatch, who is retiring from the Senate after more than 40 years.
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Jim Walsh, an international security expert at MIT who has taken part in previous negotiations with the North Koreans, says that in a sense, Trump is using North Korea-style tactics.
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Officials say that Canada, which has not taken part in the latest talks while the United States and Mexico resolve their differences, could soon be asked back to the negotiating table.
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In 2014, Thailand, acting on an Interpol request, handed Ali Ahmed Ibrahim Haroon, a Bahraini who had taken part in the 2011 Arab Spring protests, into the custody of Bahraini officials.
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"I have taken part in many operations ... but never in our history have we lost so many men at one time," Deby said during a visit to the site on Tuesday.
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Mitrokhin, who represents the opposition Yabloko Party, had taken part in a wave of street protests over the exclusion of other opposition candidates in the weeks leading up to the vote.
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And she did it with some gravity: She mentioned President Donald Trump's impeachment trial, in which she and two other candidates onstage — Warren and Sanders — had taken part in recent weeks.
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A statement from the military on Wednesday said its investigation had found that members of the security forces had taken part in the killing and action would be taken against them.
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Competing in this game — only a handful have ever really taken part, over the past 4 decades — demands an almost magical combination of athletic skill and mental fortitude to pull off.
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"We have Putin, we don't need food," read one sarcastic protest sign in the Siberian city of Tomsk, where some press reports said 224 people had taken part in the event.
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While he has taken part in some online forums where Tesla owners discuss their issues and fixes, mostly he was on his own, with no car schematics or manuals from Tesla.
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His detention followed reports at the time that Chinese immigration officials were regularly searching travelers' phones and bags as they crossed the border for evidence they had taken part in demonstrations.
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In February, the body vacated that decision after it was found that one of the board members had a conflict of interest and should not have taken part in the vote.
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No player on the United States team has taken part in all four tournaments while Puerto Rico, for example, could have four four-time participants by the time this Classic concludes.
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Nearly a million workers have already taken part in short walkouts lasting no more than a few hours at a time across the country this month to support IG Metall's demands.
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She had already taken part in the civil rights movement, marching in protests alongside figures like Representative John Lewis of Georgia, who led the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee in the 143s.
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And we want a government of national unity to make this transition, men and women who are clean, who have not taken part in the misrule of the last 20 years.
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We are continuing to evolve as a brand, and it is represented in the women that have taken part in this year's issue and the type of content that we have created.
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Other issues that became clear were that it would be nearly impossible to engineer a plan in which all current Tesla investors could have taken part in a buyout, the Times noted.
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The news badly damaged trust between Kabul and Islamabad, which many in Afghanistan believed had taken part in the cover-up, and set off a bloody leadership struggle within the Islamist movement.
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For its recent report, the Journal talked to custodians of the park who have taken part in cleaning up human remains as well as at least three families who have spread them.
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The ex-attorney general of Oklahoma has been a longtime adversary of the EPA and has taken part in over 14 lawsuits against the agency on behalf of the fossil fuel industry.
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Earlier the village head, Bulama Kalli, said three suicide bombers had taken part in the attack, targeting a place where villagers had gathered to watch a soccer match on a large screen.
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North Korea's leader King Jong-un was thought to have taken part in the drill which took place near the eastern port city of Wonsan, according to South Korea's Yonhap news agency.
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For the Programmer, as for most workers and Citizens, there would be a "hangover" lasting months, although despite my best efforts, I can't find a single person who regrets having taken part.
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Making a difference Two other American schools have taken part in Letters of Hope so far, writing to Somali refugees not just in Kenya but Afghans in Greece and Yemenis displaced internally.
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The source said the White House has been leading the discussions with the fossil fuel companies and the State Department, which represents the United States in climate negotiations, had not taken part.
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"For the countries and organizations that have taken part in the study, it's clear that they've already started to reflect on where they currently are and where they could change," Kalidindi said.
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Hong later distanced himself from the story, saying he had not actually taken part in the attempted date rape but was only recounting a story he heard second-hand as a student.
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Civilian activists said they, too, were choosing to go to Idlib because they feared anyone who had taken part in protests against Mr. Assad would be subject to arrest in government areas.
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Hundreds of thousands of people have taken part in protests in Australia, Thailand, Bangladesh, India, Turkey, Kenya, Germany, the UK, and other countries, and protests are due to continue around the world.
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One sailor said some aboard the Missouri have taken part in a "Mighty Mo" contest -- a play on the nickname of the Missouri -- where they see who can grow the best Mohawk.
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According to the charging documents, the four were members of the "Rise Above Movement," an alt-right "fight club" of sorts, and had taken part in violent attacks on counterprotesters at Charlottesville.
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Clinton will enter with clear advantages over Trump, who has never taken part in a one-on-one debate before, and Team Trump is clearly seeking to lower expectations for their candidate.
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He depicts not only their pride to have taken part in the project, but also their grievances, such as late payments, awful living conditions, as well as the strikes they carried out.
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Travelers to the border between Hong Kong and mainland China have told CNN that Chinese immigration officials are regularly searching travelers' phones and bags for evidence they have taken part in protests.
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But when I think of an America without Obamacare, I feel the weight of a human tragedy that is so much larger than the thousands of individual tragedies I've taken part in.
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We want to show people what a truly equal world can look like in our USWNT world and it&aposs no different than the ad that I&aposve just taken part in.
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But Reuters interviews with nearly a dozen executives and lobbyists who have taken part in or have been briefed on in-person meetings with Trump reveal a different side of the president.
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Thousands of people have taken part in several marches since February, when the police seized a 22-year-old black man who then accused the officers of raping him with a baton.
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The tennis players have not been named, as the outlets did not have access to the phone, bank and computer records necessary to prove they had personally taken part in match fixing.
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The new accusations, announced by the prosecutors on Tuesday, were brought three months after a video surfaced suggesting that the recruit, Harry Sarfo, 28, had taken part in a Syrian mass killing.
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Interior Minister Abdolreza Rahmani Fazli claimed Thursday that no more than 42,000 people had taken part in the anti-government protests since December 28, according to the semiofficial Iranian Student News Agency.
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Typically there is very little dissent at FIFA's board meetings, and council members rarely raise their voice during discussions, according to several current and former officials who have taken part in them.
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If we had not taken part in the European Parliament elections, it would be extremely difficult to extend again, so it would create a much sharper cliff edge in a few months' time.
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Grant has only modest hopes of "Confirmation" spurring the kind of change triggered by Hill, who is now a professor at Brandeis University and has taken part in promotional events for the film.
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She's taken part in a series of grueling tests, such as a 47-mile swim and run in Sweden, a marathon in the daunting heat of Kenya and the world's longest ski race.
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Forty nine countries along the economic corridor invested $8.2 billion in China in 2015, up 25 percent, Xi said, adding that over 70 countries and international organizations have taken part in the initiative.
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The Shenzhen Harmonicare Hospital, listed on China's online clinical trial registry as having given ethical approval for He's experiment, denied having ever taken part in any clinical operations relating to "gene-edited babies".
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Hem and Purna Gurung (no relation) are among 220 Bhutanese refugees who have taken part in a state program, learning to be milkers at Alfred State College and then training on local farms.
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Researchers from the Indiana University School of Public Health-Bloomington and the Center for Sexual Health Promotion surveyed 2,021 adults on which acts they'd taken part in and which ones appealed to them.
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Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim walked back a claim he made earlier in the day that the Turkish air force had taken part in air operations in Mosul with the US-led coalition.
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Scheyer loosely grouped the four artists under the "Blue Four" name to refer to the "Der Blaue Reiter" (Blue Rider) artist group that Kandinsky, Jawlensky, and Klee had taken part of in Munich.
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It gave no details about the overall number of aircraft that had taken part in what it called a pre-arranged flight and did not say when or why the mission took place.
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The new father, 34, has taken part in a new mentoring campaign — The Diana Award Mentoring Appeal run by the Diana Award, the only official charity set up in the late royal's name.
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However, what stereotypes fail to account for is that privately, Arab women—from grandmothers to doctors—have taken part in the dance amongst themselves and away from the male gaze since its inception.
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Prosecutors say Gloe, then 17, was driving a 2008 Toyota Scion just after midnight on May 10, 2014, when he left a mall parking lot where he had taken part in street races.
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Among Assad's foes in the conflict are Islamist militant groups with which radicalized European Muslims have trained and taken part in fighting before, in some cases, returning to Europe to carry out attacks.
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Women's rights activists clad in the distinctive white bonnets and red gowns worn by handmaids in the fictional theocratic state of Gilead have taken part in recent protests in several U.S. state capitals.
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In Kiambu and other counties, local governments have organised public meetings to educate residents about land transactions and market prices, according to Liz Wanjiru, a pastor who has taken part in such meetings.
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Around a quarter of Ryanair's 350 pilots based in Ireland have taken part in a series of one-day strikes and a number picketed in the rain outside Dublin airport on Friday morning.
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F-35 fighters will also join the drills, which will include the largest number of 5th generation fighters ever to have taken part, according to a South Korea-based U.S. Air Force spokesman.
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The Liaoning has taken part in previous exercises, including in the South China Sea, but China is years away from perfecting carrier operations similar to those the United States has practiced for decades.
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NOTES: Memphis G Mike Conley is traveling with the team and has taken part in practices, as well as a pregame workout before Saturday's contest at Golden State, the Memphis Commercial-Appeal reported.
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Washington Post columnist Anne Applebaum, who was set to moderate the panel Steele would have taken part in, told Politico that he got "cold feet" and backed out on advice of his counsel.
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The Liaoning has taken part in previous exercises, including in the South China Sea, but China is years away from perfecting carrier operations similar to those the United States has practised for decades.
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We are very excited to have taken part in this project and are confident that Fleetonomy can positively influence overall efficiency, as well as enhance Audi's smart transportation management capabilities in the future.
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Their investigation, published by Reuters last week, includes admissions from ethnic Rakhine Buddhists that they had taken part in the killing of 10 Rohingya men in the village of Inn Din in Rakhine.
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The gang is more active in Suffolk County, mostly in Brentwood and the adjoining district Central Islip, which are heavily Latino, and where MS-1863 members have periodically taken part in brutal killings.
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Celebrities including "Glee" star Darren Criss and "West Wing" actor Bradley Whitford have taken part in its events, which are aimed particularly at voters under 35, an age group with historically low turnout.
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Mr. Agnifilo argued that although Mr. Raniere had taken part in many activities that might seem distasteful to jurors, he had done so while honestly trying to help people, not with criminal intent.
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But a judge threw out the verdict on the grounds that there was little evidence — other than her being present as Mr. Desormeau's partner — that she had taken part in falsifying the facts.
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For the thousands of people who have taken part in river cruises down the Danube, the Rhine, the Rhone and the Elbe this year, low waters have caused challenges and disruptions to travel.
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His father Chanoch is the only other Israeli to have taken part in a Formula One grand prix weekend, having driven a Friday practice session with now-defunct Minardi in Hungary in 2005.
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Members of the group have previously taken part in protests against Israeli attacks on Gaza, but have also helped organize protests against the British government's austerity program and in favor of migrants' rights.
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The salvo from Shumlin is the latest reaction to an ongoing spat between Sanders and Warren, two longtime friends who had taken part in a nonaggression pact before entering the 2020 presidential primary.
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This year's championships are the first time in the event's 34-year history that refugees have taken part under the ART banner, almost a year to the day since first competing in Rio.
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On Thursday, they attended the annual Endeavour Fund Awards at Mansion House which acknowledges the achievements of wounded or sick servicemen and women who have taken part in remarkable sporting and adventure challenges.
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Children's choirs and other civilian groups have taken part, and in 2014, 250 young dancers made their way down the Champs-Élysées and released doves into the air as a symbol of peace.
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He has taken part in six Super Bowls, losing three as a player with the Broncos and winning three as an assistant coach — first with the San Francisco 49ers and then with the Broncos.
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A reporter asked Trump's assessment of the claim in the wake of the British government's firm denial that its intelligence service had taken part in the surveillance — whether Trump thought someone else was involved.
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"We have seen in numerous occasion where their forces have taken part in operations to retake lands from ISIS that abuses have occurred," Belkis Wille, Human Rights Watch's senior Iraq researcher, said in September.
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Higgins wrote in a journal, later seized by investigators, that she wished she could have taken part in the 1999 rampage, even taking a photo of herself in front of Columbine High, Hurlbert said.
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Media estimated thousands of people were involved in the protest, though Dedi Prasetyo, spokesman for Indonesia's national police, said only 50 people had taken part in setting fire to several stalls in the market.
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At least five companies have taken part in the sales process, the sources said, and the bidders are now waiting to find out if they've been admitted to the second stage of the auction.
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Sweden has not fought in a war in more than 200 years and is not part of NATO, but has taken part in international peacekeeping missions in places like Mali, Afghanistan, Iraq and Kosovo.
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"Tobacco manufacturers and distributors have long taken part in a time-honored tradition of donating tobacco products to service members, often while deployed," Hunter wrote in a letter Thursday to FDA Commissioner Robert Califf.
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In a statement sent to Reuters, Taiwan's Foreign Ministry said the government had proactively taken part in enforcing the sanctions and that its efforts had been recognised by the United States and international community.
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Christian was said by anti-Trump activists to have taken part in a previous pro-Trump rally in east Portland in April, although sponsors of that protest denied he was part of their movement.
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"I'm a bit shell-shocked," the 27-year-old, who has crashed or been disqualified in each of the six races she has taken part in at the last two Olympics, told the BBC.
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He denied that he had taken part in the practice-beheadings of rabbits — he was not seen on the video — even though the seven other men in the cell all said he had participated.
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"I have taken part in many of Danske Bank's key cases in the past five years, and I feel it is time to move on in my career," Group General Counsel Flemming Pristed said.
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These are the projects created by students in grades 2 through 6 who have taken part in the museum's Learning Through Art program, which sends artists into public schools to teach skills and techniques.
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"In the confession, he stated that he knew about the kidnapping and had taken part in it and that he had worked for Vietnamese intelligence services," the spokeswoman said, declining to give further details.
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If their identities are confirmed, it would be the first time that suspected fighters from Russian-speaking units of the Islamic State have taken part in a major external operation on a Western target.
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At a news conference at his office, Mr. Thompson said that 20 gang members, armed with as many as 27 guns, had taken part in the gunfight in which dozens of shots were fired.
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The air force said the A4003M had taken part in nearly 1,700 missions and formed the backbone of its air transport for carrying personnel and material, air-to-air refuelling and humanitarian aid missions.
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He insisted that the Silk Road Group had not taken part in anything illicit, and said that B.T.A. Bank's 2005 decision to lend the Silk Road Group several hundred million dollars was hardly suspicious.
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These are the projects created by students in grades 28 through 22 who have taken part in the museum's Learning Through Art program, which sends artists into public schools to teach skills and techniques.
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These are the projects created by students in grades 22 through 230 who have taken part in the museum's Learning Through Art program, which sends artists into public schools to teach skills and techniques.
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Unbeknownst to me, I'd taken part in a century-old tradition of queer Americans using Halloween as a chance to explore sides of themselves they were forced to repress the rest of the year.
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The big picture: "Part of this is normal, but we've got a wacky situation here," says Jim Walsh, an international security expert at MIT who has taken part in previous negotiations with North Korea.
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Marines have deployed on rotations to Norway since 2017 and taken part in exercises in Alaska with the Army and Air Force in an effort to get used to harsh conditions at higher latitudes.
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Mr. Maldonado had taken part in a protest in Chubut Province by members of the Mapuche indigenous community, which has long claimed rights to part of territory owned by Benetton, the Italian clothing company.
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The Ministry of Interior said that only "around 1,0003" people had taken part in the rally on Saturday, which was held on a broad avenue named for the Soviet-era dissident Andrei D. Sakharov.
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Meeks is eager to meet the threat head-on: Under his watch, Levy County has joined Resiliency Florida, a statewide conservation network, and he has taken part in a conference call with the group.
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Beijing's power over international companies was also highlighted back in August when Cathay Pacific CEO Rupert Hogg stepped down after one of the airline's pilots was found to have taken part in the protests.
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Kolas Gyorkos, the arrested man's son, who is a gunsmith, said he had not participated in the exercises, organized by his father for followers, and did not know if any Russians had taken part.
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A large number of people arrested who had taken part in the protests but did not take part in causing damage or setting fires have been released, judiciary spokesman Esmaili said, according to Mizan.
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"Their approach was seen as serious and focused," said Mark Laity, chief of strategic communications at NATO's military headquarters in Europe, who has taken part in NATO-affiliated conferences where SCL has made presentations.
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Over the past eight years, C.I.A. leaders defended dozens of agency personnel who had taken part in the now-banned torture program, even as they vowed never to resume the same harsh interrogation methods.
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Figo Chan Ho-wun, the vice-convenor of the front who pushed ahead the banned march alongside three pan-democrats in their personal capacity, claimed an estimated 350,000 people had taken part in it.
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The two senators then offered solutions to the president, including freezing assets of individuals who had taken part in cyber activity, expanding the use of secondary sanctions as well as taking proportional cyber responses.
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Many people told the team that the heads of several Batende-majority villages had taken part in planning the attacks, and the investigators said that the similarities among the attacks suggested they were coordinated.
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DOHA (Reuters) - Turkish troops have taken part in long-planned joint military exercises in Qatar, military sources and al Jazeera television reported on Monday, following a diplomatic rift between Doha and four other Arab states.
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Over the years, I've unabashedly taken part in royal-wedding fever, watched for the arrival of royal babies, and harbored a crush on the hot, hard-partying, hip-hop-loving royal family member, Prince Harry.
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All of this implied to the researchers that the animal could have taken part in head-butting, as part of a social behavior similar to what goats and other head-butting animals might do today.
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Helicopters from the Saudi-led coalition have taken part in the military operations which were concentrated in al-Mansoura district, east of Buraiqa, where at least 18 people had died in overnight fighting on Sunday.
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It's a great time to be a Nintendo Switch owner — some of the best video games in recent memory are exclusive to the portable console, and anyone who hasn't taken part is seriously missing out.
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At the time, Salvini's spokesperson declined to answer questions about the Metropol meeting, dismissing them as "fantasies," while Savoini told the Kremlin-backed news outlet Sputnik that he had not taken part in any negotiation.
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All 29 of the children, ages 9 to 11, who had taken part in the match between local teams SG Perlbachtal and SG Meisenheim were also taken to nearby hospitals, police said in a statement.
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James could well repeat that role and may even be best man – he has taken part in grueling athletic events alongside Matthews and Pippa and also has vacationed with them – or certainly be an usher.
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His Sentebale charity was founded in 2006 with Prince Seeiso of Lesotho to support young people affected by HIV and AIDS in Lesotho, Botswana and Malawi, and Harry has taken part in animal conservation work.
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Millions have taken part in street protests against a now-suspended extradition bill that would have allowed criminal suspects in Hong Kong to be sent to China to face trial in Communist Party-controlled courts.
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Many had taken part in the pro-democracy "Occupy Central" protests that snarled streets for weeks in 2014, also known as the "Umbrella Movement" after the means used by protesters to ward off pepper spray.
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Officials have also said privately that the Shangri-La was targeted by a second bomber -- Ilham Ahmed Ibrahim, one of two sons of a prominent Colombo spice trader to have taken part in the attacks.
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First presented in 2155, the tiny trophy has become one of the most lusted after trophies in sporting history, lighting fire in the hearts of each player who has taken part in an Ashes series.
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According to a leaked document from the UN Group of Experts, in one case Congolese forces may even have taken part in an ADF ambush on the UN that led to two Tanzanian soldiers' deaths.
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His Sentebale charity was founded in 2006 with Prince Seeiso of Lesotho to support young people affected by HIV and AIDS in Lesotho, Botswana and Malawi, and Harry has taken part in animal conservation work.
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In total, 90 people have taken part in the trial, taking some dosage of the drug aimed at tackling mood and anxiety issues, as well as movement coordination disorders linked to neurological issues, Touraine said.
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The Herald's report also notes that the deal protected four of Epstein's accomplices from facing federal prosecution and granted immunity to "any potential co-conspirators" who were found to have taken part in Epstein's crimes.
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The targets struck had taken part in a militant offensive last week which surrounded 29 Russian military policemen who then had to be broken out in a special operation backed by air power, he added.
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"I'm extremely proud to have taken part in a campaign that not only celebrates our nation's diversity, but also unites families with multicultural backgrounds and promotes love of all of kinds," he wrote on Instagram.
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"The police investigation ... came into being because of the activities of some Italian fighters with extremist backgrounds who had taken part in the armed conflict in the Ukrainian region of Donbass," the police statement said.
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Senior Shell executives, for instance, were found to have taken part in a vast bribery scheme to purchase an oil block from a corrupt former Nigerian oil minister that robbed the Nigerian people of $1.1billion.
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Mr. Erdogan's party made its last-ditch appeal on the grounds that banned officials and voters had taken part in the election and that thousands of names had been dropped unlawfully from the electoral rolls.
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This World Series had the same kind of rapid momentum shifts, and was a new phenomenon for everyone: None of the 50 active players had taken part in a Game 7 of the World Series.
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And since 2008, both Native American and other people have taken part in the "Dakota 38 + 2 Wokiksuye Ride", a horseback ride from the Land of Memories Park by the Minnesota River to Reconciliation Park.
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At the final whistle at the Etihad, as the 31,31 applauded both teams, Manchester United's players did not console themselves with the thought that they had taken part in a tremendous advertisement for women's soccer.
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The Taliban quickly claimed responsibility for the army base attack, releasing the names and a picture of 10 men dressed in military uniforms, replete with hard helmets and kneepads, who it said had taken part.
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As Shirley read the numerous accounts that Dailey's co-defendant, Jack Pearcy, had given about the night of the crime, she saw nothing to suggest that her client had actually taken part in the murder.
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Reserve driver for Williams last year, he has taken part in 11 free practice sessions and tested in the past for Renault and now-defunct Force India, a team reborn as Canadian-owned Racing Point.
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Recently, LaBeouf, 29, appeared in the thriller Man Down alongside Kate Mara, and has also taken part in a series of bizarre art installations, including one project in which he rode an elevator for 24 hours.
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As more workers have taken part-time positions because economic factors have made them, they would be left out of the official unemployment rate of 4.9 percent, but would be included other, more broadly defined metrics.
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Elshad Nassirov, the vice president of Azerbaijan's state-run oil company SOCAR, said the consortium developing Absheron had taken part for the first time in a meeting of the Southern Gas Corridor's supervisory board on Thursday.
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While troops and naval ships from Russia and China have taken part in joint war games before, they have not conducted such air patrols in the Asia-Pacific region together, according to Russia's Ministry of Defense.
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Hany al-Khaled of the Sham Revolutionary Brigades group, an affiliate of the Levant Front, said his group had taken part in repelling the attack, and Shi'ite militias fighting with the government had suffered heavy losses.
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"There were few signs that those who had taken part in the coup attempt were still able to challenge the government, and many declared the uprising a failure," the Times's Tim Arango and Ceylan Yeginsu write.
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In Yeni Safak, a daily newspaper, Aydin Unal, an MP from President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's Justice and Development (AK) party, even suggested that American army officers disguised as Turkish ones had taken part in the fighting.
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According to Fleischer, the crew on the USS Abraham Lincoln asked if they could fly the banner to celebrate their return home after having taken part in the longest deployment of any ship in Naval history.
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The researchers asked each CBT therapist (78 percent of whom were female, with an average of five years experience) to recall their most recent client who had taken part in at least 10 sessions of CBT.
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As someone who had taken part in StartX as a founder and has also seen it from the mentor side of things, Huang has a unique perspective on how to best support founders who take part.
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Neutral Sweden has not fought a war in more than 200 years, but its military has taken part in U.N. peacekeeping missions in a number of conflict zones in recent years, including Iraq, Mali and Afghanistan.
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The interview came hours after a record number of people had taken part in the annual Beirut Marathon, which for many became a kind of statement of defiance against international interference in Lebanon by any side.
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The government subsequently claimed that the UK had in fact not taken part in the scheme because it had not received the emails inviting it to take part, and insisted the move was not ideologically motivated.
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According to Nathaniel Gleicher, Facebook's head of cybersecurity policy, seven pages, three groups, and five accounts traced back to China were removed after being found to have taken part in the information operation opposing the protests.
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Yahui said many of the medics being brought in were "very experienced in similar emergency relief operations and have taken part in fighting the SARS outbreak in 2003 or helped controlling the Ebola outbreak in Africa."
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Frankfurt prosecutors cited Tunisian officials as saying the suspect not only had taken part in the 2015 museum attack, but also was linked to another, in early March 2016, on the Tunisian border town Ben Gardane.
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She said he was a bright student — he had taken part in the school's competition for the National History Contest — and while he was reserved, Ms. Martin had discerned no reason to be concerned about him.
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After his capture, the party issued a statement calling for punishment that makes an example of him "as well as anyone who is confirmed to have taken part in his criminal ring," The Associated Press reported.
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A Russian Jew, Dushman is one of the last surviving soldiers to have taken part in the liberation of the camp in January 1945 and he still struggles to explain how such a catastrophe could happen.
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Ivy Bailey, the interim president of the union, Detroit Federation of Teachers, said of the sickout, "I don't support the method," but she refused to condemn the teachers who had taken part, saying she understood their anger.
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Although Sunni militias are reported to have taken part in the Falluja offensive, their role has been overshadowed by that of Iranian-backed Shia militias who are documented to have previously engaged in attacks against Sunni civilians.
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But Reuters interviews with nearly a dozen executives and lobbyists who have taken part in these meetings or have been briefed on them reveal a Trump who is very different from his uncompromising and demanding Twitter handle.
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According to the U.S. Department of Treasury's website, Saifuddin, also known as Mohammed Karim Yusop Faiz, had gone to Syria to join IS in 2014 and taken part in the execution of a prisoner in June 2016.
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Castro, who lost his sight when he was injured in combat in Yusufiyah, Iraq, in 2006, was with Prince Harry during his 2013 expedition to the South Pole and he has taken part in two Invictus Games.
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No. Edward J. Snowden, the former National Security Agency contractor who leaked millions of documents about electronic surveillance by the United States government, has taken part in several events by video from Russia, where he is exiled.
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But it added that any holidaymakers who had taken part in meetings abroad of organizations banned in Turkey risked being detained, as did Germans who made, or endorsed, statements on social media critical of the Turkish government.
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More practically, almost 3,000 displaced residents have taken part in government-run training programmes, which offer instruction in everything from baking to welding, in an effort to improve livelihoods and so reduce the allure of jihadists' cash.
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" And just three days ago, Planned Parenthood launched a federal lawsuit against the anti-abortion rights group the Center for Medical Progress, saying that "anti abortion extremists" had taken part in a 3-year "complex criminal enterprise.
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Emily, now 21, may not have been around for most of her parents' success, but their Broadway musical On Your Feet sure takes her back to their golden days — and she's even taken part in the production!
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There is a good reason for West's appearance though as it marked the first time he had taken part in the Kardashian Christmas card — despite drawing himself into previous versions before he got married to Kardashian West.
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Empires have fallen and risen, alliances have been forged and shattered, and thousands of players have taken part in epic battles racking up damage that's been valued at hundreds of thousands of dollars in real-world currency.
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Officials in France have said 90 people have taken part in the Bial trial, taking some dosage of the drug aimed at tackling mood and anxiety issues, as well as movement coordination disorders linked to neurological issues.
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Some are in the military, the police and even the Popular Mobilization Forces, a grouping of mostly Shi'ite militias which have taken part in the fight to oust Islamic State from Iraq in the last three years.
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He has also served as a right-hand man to NEC Director Larry Kudlow on trade with China, where Willems has participated in negotiations in Washington and taken part in the delegations of deputy officials in Beijing.
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Italian prosecutors in the northern city of Pavia said Vitaliy Markiv, a volunteer fighter with the Ukrainian forces at the time, had taken part in the deadly attack and accused him of being an accessory to murder.
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The end result of a round of competitive innovation in seating standards is that market share remains more or less the same, but all the airlines which have taken part in it have significantly higher unit costs.
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Among the money spent, was a payment from Trump's official campaign to Donald Trump Jr.'s lawyer roughly two weeks before it was revealed the president's son had taken part in a meeting with a Russian lawyer.
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The aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt joined training operations during exercise Northern Edge in the Gulf of Alaska earlier this year — the first time a carrier group has taken part the biennial Arctic exercise in a decade.
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Perez is fully behind an initiative by the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez to display the popular social media hashtag #BridgesNotWalls, and has taken part in a photo shoot at the track to show his approval of the idea.
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But the prosecutor died in mysterious circumstances, and last week, a federal judge requested that a former president, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, be arrested and charged with treason, saying she had taken part in the cover-up.
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China said last week that it would not allow Cathay flights crewed by people who have taken part in "illegal demonstrations, protests and violent attacks" to use its airspace, a rule the airline said it would follow.
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His arrest came amid reports that Chinese immigration officials are regularly searching travelers' phones and bags for evidence they have taken part in protests, as they try to cross the border between Hong Kong and mainland China.
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Their group, Dublin Central Housing Action, has taken part in high-profile occupations of disused offices or hotels that activists have turned into homeless shelters, and in confrontations with landlords at the homes of people facing evictions.
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She said she had taken part in the poster campaign to highlight the inequality facing young people who were brought up attending the same schools and speaking the same language but do not have the same rights.
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Adrian Packer of the CORE Education Trust—which runs six schools in Birmingham, several of which have taken part—sees a parallel between the ideas that Shakespeare is "hard", and that some children are "hard to reach".
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Just days before, the same ship had taken part in a "freedom of navigation exercise" — sailing close to a contested island in the South China Sea in a show of strength to challenge Beijing's territorial claims there.
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William Keough, who also watched the Super Bowl at the Thayer in 1981, would have happily taken part in the reunion Sunday if he were still alive, said his daughter, Kate Keough, who had come in his place.
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The Air Force Office of Special Investigations, Army Criminal Investigation Command, and Defense Criminal Investigative Service have also taken part in the operation, with assistance from the IRS, Department of Energy, U.S. Attorney's Office, and U.S. Marshals Service.
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Some Iranian men have taken part in the campaign, and Alinejad also invites Iranian women who wear the hijab willingly to join as well - emphasizing that the campaign is not against hijabs, but being forced to wear them.
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While troops and naval ships from Russia and China have taken part in joint war games before, they have not, according to Russia's Ministry of Defence, conducted such air patrols in the Asia-Pacific region together until Tuesday.
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It's here that the rowers travel in a flotilla of six traditional wooden skiffs, flying ancient banners from the Swan Uppers, the Vintners Company, and the Dyers Company – both of which have taken part since the 15th century.
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Aside from military personnel and police who may have taken part in the coup, this number includes firing or revoking the licenses of 21,000 of teachers, forcing the resignation of 1577 deans, dozens of journalists, and 2,85033 judges.
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All the debates he's ever taken part in during the Republican primaries had more than two candidates on stage, which allowed Trump to avoid direct challenges to his policy knowledge as the other candidates mostly fought amongst themselves.
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The Soviet-built Liaoning aircraft carrier has taken part in previous exercises, including some in the South China Sea, but China is years away from perfecting carrier operations similar to those the United States has practised for decades.
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The prince, also known as the Duke of Edinburgh, attended a parade of Royal Marines at Buckingham Palace and met servicemen that had taken part in a 1,19973 mile race to raise money for the Royal Marine's Charity.
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Two men linked to a Hasidic neighborhood watch group in Brooklyn admitted on Wednesday that they had taken part in a brutal attack three years ago on a young black man in the ultra-Orthodox section of Williamsburg.
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Pierre-Paul was later listed as questionable for Sunday's game on the team's injury report, and McAdoo said that if the Giants had conducted a normal, more vigorous practice with pads, Pierre-Paul would not have taken part.
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Mr. Barr wrote to Congress on Sunday offering what he called the "principal conclusions" of the report — including that Mr. Mueller had not found that the Trump campaign had taken part in a conspiracy to undermine the election.
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He is also a competitive poker player, who has taken part in the Los Angeles Poker Classic and in 2007 finished 13th in the World Series of Poker, in Las Vegas, in the $5,000 buy-in Horse event.
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Powell had earlier on Tuesday taken part in a conference call with the top finance authorities from the world's seven largest economies, which concluded with a statement that they would take all appropriate measures to support the economy.
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David M. Uhlmann, a law professor at the University of Michigan and a former top prosecutor of environmental crimes at the Justice Department, has taken part in several such efforts, including briefs filed before Mr. Trump took office.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Dozens of Indonesians have taken part in a shouting competition in the capital Jakarta, given five minutes on stage to belt out advice on issues such as health, education and child protection to a crowd below.
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Despite the relative lack of bold policies, increased democratic options for voters are expected to help new entrants like the Ecological Party, which had not taken part in previous elections but held some non-elected seats in parliament.
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