WILLIAMS: Identity politics thwarted -- thwarted by somebody who demonstrated the importance of inclusion.
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" The thwarted genius of Donald Glover's Earn in "Atlanta.
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The shooter was thwarted via a supernatural deus ex machina.
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The supposed attack was thwarted when authorities were tipped off.
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It was thwarted only by the brilliance of Mr Woods.
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Another takeaway by the Jets thwarted Cleveland's next scoring drive.
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The company, however, detected the intrusions and thwarted the attacks.
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Thwarted by bad weather, they tried again ten days later.
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Another 11 attempted attacks were thwarted by neighbours, APAM says.
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It has thwarted acquisitions of American companies by Chinese firms.
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Extreme cold and fiendish granite walls thwarted their boldest efforts.
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Was it the Jihadists responsible for the thwarted train attack?
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As the girls' lives wear on, their ambitions are thwarted.
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Writing poems about the somatic reverberations of thwarted — and fulfilled!
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Many of those attacks have been successfully thwarted thus far.
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The past, or all those thwarted presents, isn't even past.
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If you did it, you'd be thwarted by a lawsuit.
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CICIG supporters thwarted both efforts, helped by U.S. government pressure.
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But this time, their exercise in political engagement was thwarted.
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Comey, tipped off, arrived minutes before and thwarted the plan.
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These efforts allow the will of voters to be thwarted.
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Was it when women were thwarted from having meaningful careers?
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Some 24,000 attempts to pass have been thwarted since Saturday.
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WASHINGTON — Michael T. Flynn was a man seething and thwarted.
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Serena Joy is cunning but thwarted from attaining true power.
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The deal was thwarted by U.S. law enforcement in 2013.
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Shiv: right but thwarted but vindicated but in trouble, whew!
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The war and blockade have also thwarted Yemen's vaccination programs.
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In 1922, Babe Ruth was thwarted for an entire year.
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Jahromi said the attack was identified and thwarted by the country's "security shield," according to Press TV. The announcement comes days after Iran claimed it had thwarted another cyberattack launched by a foreign government.
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When your attempts to be sexy are thwarted by... your mum.
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Still, McCain hasn't personally thwarted any elements of Trump's agenda, yet.
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Still, my ambitions are thwarted by those 10 days each month.
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So for him, the show is about how he's been thwarted.
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But the French government's response has thwarted that plan, for now.
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Philadelphia has thwarted 16 of its last 18 short-handed situations.
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This isn't to say that the administration's agenda has been thwarted.
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EU judges thwarted it in 2015, but it may try again.
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But even a $750 million satellite can be thwarted by clouds.
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The good news was thwarted by an invitation for short-sellers.
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"Our agency has successfully thwarted hundreds of attempted breaches," she added.
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New Jersey has thwarted 16 of 17 short-handed opportunities. 2.
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And with frustrating regularity his efforts have been thwarted by legislators.
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When thwarted, China has shown it can think up its own.
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Those concerns also thwarted the $6.3 billion Staples-Office Depot deal.
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Lefty Randy Rosario thwarted the Cincinnati threat by striking out Williams.
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They inspire a hopeless yearning, a thwarted humanistic feeling of hope.
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The Trump administration thwarted the Qualcomm deal citing national security concerns.
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There are hints of mental illness, thwarted ambitions and untapped desires.
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In 2016, there were 14 successful attacks while 40 were thwarted.
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Yet despite decades of thwarted intentions, there is no walkable downtown.
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"The forces thwarted the attack and shot the assailants," it said.
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Sadly, eavesdroppers were thwarted by a circle of extra-large bodyguards.
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Turkish authorities thwarted a coup by rebels to topple President Tayyip Erdogan.
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But almost a year into his presidency, those hopes have been thwarted.
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Cleveland was able to move the ball but penalties thwarted progress early.
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News of the thwarted plan was first reported by The Washington Post.
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If the pipeline is successfully thwarted, it will be because of them.
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It was thwarted with the help of French air power (see article).
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QUESTION: Mr. President, you've said you've be thwarted by -- frustrated by Congress.
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US government officials have often alluded to cases where encryption thwarted investigations.
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But the scene where Littlefinger was finally thwarted was still good right?
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But they're nearly all here because of other dreams that were thwarted.
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An entire network of journalists was being thwarted from the political process.
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Mr. Armstrong also pleaded guilty to his role in the thwarted attack.
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Yili itself was thwarted by regulators on a recent deal at home.
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But the sharp rise in feed prices thwarted the company's turnaround efforts.
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But political and factional rivalries have thwarted efforts to resume oil production.
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Similar reasoning thwarted the $6.3 billion merger of Office Depot and Staples.
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Middle East, but were thwarted by loopholes and vested interests—including the
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Air defenses thwarted the attack which caused only material damage, it said.
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Germany's diplomatic ambitions are being thwarted by the project's brutal business logic.
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They got busy building the infrastructure necessary to accomplish their thwarted goals.
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He is menaced by racist skinheads and thwarted by literal-minded bureaucrats.
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Israel said its attack thwarted an Iranian-led drone strike against it.
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Their thwarted attempts to meet in person leave them, and readers, mystified.
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Dell, however, thwarted the chance to keep the game tied at 1.
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Theresa May's was defeated three times; now Mr Johnson's has been thwarted.
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The thwarted and outraged took to Facebook or Twitter or the streets.
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Banks had sometimes thwarted the theft operations in their final withdrawal stages.
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Five minutes into the second, Lehner thwarted Andrew Mangiapane on a breakaway.
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And the Secret Service has thwarted countless assassination plots over the years.
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Political gridlock in Congress has thwarted legislative efforts to address the problem.
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The EPA thwarted that congressional concern by ignoring the peer review requirement.
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Flabby state conglomerates have thwarted attempts to whip them into commercial shape.
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They were continually thwarted, however, by Toronto Maple Leafs goaltender Frederik Andersen.
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Quite a few large mergers have also been thwarted by antitrust officials.
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Meanwhile, a local brewery's efforts to screw over Spencer have been thwarted.
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Immigrant rights activists were crowing that they had thwarted the new president.
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Chinese ambitions to buy U.S. chipmakers have been thwarted by U.S. regulators.
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Aaron Carter's plan to buy a gun got thwarted by a computer.
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Other fake rumors spread via WhatsApp apparently thwarted a local government immunization drive.
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Just minutes later, he added that the group had been temporarily thwarted again.
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Executions for Moore have been scheduled before, but were thwarted by legal issues.
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News of the thwarted plot has rattled the Muslim community in Garden City.
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The miss thwarted the Wolves' comeback and kept the Nuggets rolling at home.
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Some of the hacks were successful, say the officials, while others were thwarted.
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That attack was thwarted by two vacationing American service members and their friend.
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He was thwarted when the electoral authority barred his candidacy on a technicality.
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Sometimes, you want to bawl about thwarted love over a bowl of popcorn.
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Newman's plan was thwarted since no names were provided by an extended Oct.
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Within moments Bond is free, the villain's lair ablaze and his schemes thwarted.
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"An imminent attack was thwarted," Paris Prosecutor Francois Molins told a news conference.
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They are thwarted, first by the wily mayor and then by military police.
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It seems he thwarted Agent Cooper Normal's attempt to return to their dimension.
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Le Parisien newspaper said it was possible the raids had thwarted an attack.
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History is full of examples of engineering thwarted by goal-oriented rank amateurs.
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This decision shows how broken the system is - true democracy is being thwarted.
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Antitrust concerns also thwarted the $6.3 billion merger between Staples and Office Depot.
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What begins as conviction is quickly thwarted by logistical hurdles and self-doubt.
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For years, the government successfully thwarted lawsuits by claiming the state-secrets privilege.
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Facebook eventually admitted it had mistakenly thwarted the publishing of Republican state Rep.
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Chicago has thwarted 11 of 12 short-handed situations versus Dallas this season.
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Mr. Rhodes, a thwarted '70s power-pop singer and songwriter, wasn't exactly welcoming.
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The Blue Jackets have thwarted 15 of 16 short-handed situations this season.
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Gradually, he began to seem cursed, a great talent thwarted by the stars.
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That plan was thwarted by John F. Kelly, the president's chief of staff.
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The next prime minister will inherit the same divided Parliament that thwarted Mrs.
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A suicide attempt is thwarted at the bridge once nearly every five days.
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"I'm thwarted less often, and I notice the running times are much faster."
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More rare were instances in which an imminent threat to others was thwarted.
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This becomes a novel not of action but of inaction, or action thwarted.
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The thwarted and determined dug up direct contact information for specific congressional staffers.
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Back-channel intrigues thwarted accountability, concentrated power in the presidency and bred mistrust.
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However, both attempts were thwarted after the plans leaked, according to the Times.
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In Georgia, one small black church is taking action after a thwarted attack.
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His surreal stories capture the anguish and thwarted dreams of people under dictatorship.
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Some ascribe it to a thwarted slave owner, others to a runaway slave.
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It can be thwarted in certain instances, but it cannot be ended outright.
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Is the commander in chief being thwarted by his own national security team?
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AT&T has been thwarted before when pursuing a big deal in Washington.
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If so, does that mean that the Demogorgon is secretly a thwarted entrepreneur?
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Even when journalists do their jobs, they're often inexplicably thwarted by the narrative.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the military had thwarted the planned Iranian attack.
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Theoretically, John Podesta could have thwarted the attack if he'd been more technologically savvy.
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Investigators said they believe the attempted robbery was thwarted by extra vigilant bank employees.
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However, its efforts were thwarted when customers complained that the collection didn't fit properly.
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Florida has thwarted 22-of-23 short-handed situations over the last six games.
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"A possible shortage in supply was hence thwarted," Heraeus analysts said in a note.
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In 2016 intelligence co-operation thwarted an attack on an Israel-Albania football match.
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Anaheim has thwarted all 26 short-handed situations over the last seven contests. 3.
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This isn't some cardboard baddie thwarted in his quest to take over the world.
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This attack on public confidence in election results was thwarted at the last moment.
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Sudan's military council said earlier this month that it had thwarted a coup attempt.
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So the will of the most powerful man in the world is again thwarted.
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In Dutton's novel, Margaret functions as an avatar for thwarted and confined feminine ambition.
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But compliant courts and election authorities thwarted the move, alleging fraud in signature collections.
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Rarely have the harshness and nagging absurdity of thwarted lives been so pungently evoked.
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But it was Democrats' willingness to speak to the press that thwarted the talks.
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In 2016, he thwarted a recall referendum that would have removed him from office.
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A dozen attempted terrorist attacks have been thwarted in France in the past year.
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It is not just that she throws off menacing glares and seethes thwarted entitlement.
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But it was Democrats' willingness to speak to the press that thwarted the talks.
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New tax rules from the Treasury Department thwarted Pfizer's $152 billion merger with Allergan.
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The Hurricanes have thwarted all but one of their last 20 short-handed situations.
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St. Louis has thwarted all seven of its short-handed situations in the series.
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Dougan's attempt to join a previous parade was thwarted by ash cloud flight cancellations.
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The government says 30 planned attacks have been thwarted in the past two years.
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This is the story of Burmese food in New York City: a thwarted quest.
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Their efforts were thwarted by skeptical immigration officials, wartime events and endless bureaucratic hurdles.
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This babe-in-arms image, she argued, thwarted her opponent's efforts to sully her.
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Booming U.S. shale production has largely thwarted OPEC output cuts aimed at lifting prices.
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The assault was thwarted, leaving the gunmen dead after a shootout with the police.
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And even if you've thwarted it once already, you're still left vulnerable to reinfection.
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But again I was thwarted and found that the terrace wasn't open yet either.
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Efforts to delay (and ultimately rewrite) both rules have been thwarted by the courts.
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This week, they thwarted their chief tormentor, Brady, denying him another fourth-quarter comeback.
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They also found that daily users also reported greater thwarted belongingness and perceived burdensomeness.
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Democrats' expectations of awakening "the sleeping giant" of Latino voters have been repeatedly thwarted.
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During ensuing debate, it emerged that the program had never thwarted a terrorist attack.
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Palestinians have also acted in ways that thwarted their goal of an independent state.
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Everything would have been great, he insists, if the Fed hadn't thwarted his plans.
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On Wednesday, a massive Taliban attack was thwarted by security forces in Ghazni Province.
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Whatever has conspired to keep those two apart over the years thwarted them again.
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Separately, Israel said it thwarted an Iranian drone attack with air strikes in Syria.
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American standards could have reduced or even thwarted the spread of such a fire.
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This Rothbart is thwarted in his love; unfulfilled passions can create so many problems.
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Instead, scientists are being thwarted by the nightmarish conflicts and politics of eastern Congo.
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France had warned Tehran to expect a robust response to the thwarted bomb plot.
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Police and security officials say at least five others have been thwarted since then.
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Such clauses have thwarted dozens of class-action cases before they gained any momentum.
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At one point Duleep, returning from a thwarted trip to India, stops in Cairo.
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He followed up after Binnington thwarted Mathieu Olivier's break-in with a poke check.
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Russia said it had thwarted armed Ukrainian attempts to get saboteurs into the peninsula.
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Indeed, Israeli intelligence thwarted a Hamas assassination plot in 2014 against President Mahmoud Abbas.
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When his plan is thwarted, he falls in with an married couple in exile.
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Alberta's landlocked oil industry has been repeatedly thwarted in its quest for additional pipelines.
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Match the besotted, thwarted, inappropriate or (more rarely) happy character with his or her beloved.
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Syrian and Hezbollah media had previously said Syria had thwarted missile attacks on two airfields.
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Those plans were thwarted after Tunisian security services moved against the group after that attack.
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The administration is still trying to cut foreign aid, but it has been consistently thwarted.
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The generals distrusted, and then thwarted, Mr Sharif's overtures to his Indian counterpart, Narendra Modi.
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Peace talks thwarted Last year, North Korea asked for peace talks with the United States.
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That aspiration is thwarted, though, because movies don't often feature people who look like me.
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Though Shirley was a prodigy, his career in classical music was thwarted by his race.
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Scheming by the ruling military junta to sway the contest in its favour appeared thwarted.
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It also thwarted the Cavaliers' chance of going 4-0 on their Western road trip.
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Democratic President Barack Obama had sought infrastructure spending but was thwarted by Republicans in Congress.
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If not thwarted by fleeing Republican lawmakers, Oregon's plan would take account of that aversion.
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The ruling Republican Party thwarted Pashinyan's bid to take over as prime minister on Tuesday.
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Britain's experiment with a points-based system in 2008 was also thwarted by business pleading.
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Huawei has also been thwarted in its efforts to establish its U.S. mobile handset business.
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This square, an urban element that usually evokes a feeling of unity, has been thwarted.
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Limited connectivity cut me off from the office, and thwarted my every attempt at updates.
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Officials would not say whether any terrorist plots have been thwarted because of this program.
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The tournament was targeted by several plots that the authorities thwarted, according to Mr. Cazeneuve.
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More than half of the plots targeting airports were uncovered and thwarted by the authorities.
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But Venezuelan authorities thwarted an opposition push this year for a referendum to remove him.
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Ramos had a plan to escape, but it was thwarted when police responded, Adams said.
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Their attempts to squeeze more delegates than deserved given election night results had been thwarted.
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The Flames' penalty-killing unit has thwarted 29 of opponents' last 207 chances (7.53 percent).
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The government confirmed it had thwarted the press conference, citing a "threat to public order".
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This is not the first time that the government's wiretaps have been thwarted by encryption.
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That has created a powerful lobby that has thwarted previous attempts to tighten gun laws.
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I tried some different ways of making it and they got thwarted along the way.
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Maybe they were really expecting an attack and it was thwarted at the last minute.
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Future Russian efforts may be thwarted best by a move toward decency in American politics.
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The thwarted killer, Japheth Dury, takes the real motivation for his crimes to the grave.
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They are part of a broader, though mostly thwarted, season of unrest in the Balkans.
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How then to ensure that this movement is not thwarted by greed or power plays?
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Both are about intense but furtive love affairs that are thwarted by misunderstanding after misunderstanding.
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But with her deal thwarted again, there was no sign she intended to go anywhere.
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But the terrorist group has thwarted those efforts and continues to operate on the platform.
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In the 1980s, he twice thwarted thieves who were trying to steal his family's cars.
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But another 290 plots were intercepted in the planning stages or thwarted during the execution.
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"There was a huge snowstorm and that kind of thwarted our plan," Mr. Cohen said.
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The plot was thwarted by Batman, but the femme fatale may have stolen his heart.
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Unfortunately, her plans to share the culture she loves were thwarted on this October evening.
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Pets who rummage through the garbage can often be thwarted by a lidded trash can.
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Our numbers show that 99.9% of identity attacks have been thwarted by turning on MFA.
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Antti Raanta had 38 saves, and the Coyotes' penalty kill thwarted four Blues power plays.
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Parliament, he said, had thwarted the democratic will of the people in not delivering Brexit.
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President Donald Trump's U.S. steel resurgence might be thwarted as more workers go on strike.
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Falcon has been thwarted in a goal shared by many other activists: unseating Sheriff Arpaio.
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In Australia, many students say that requests for similar policies have been thwarted or delayed.
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By contrast, the Japanese government had adopted a strict isolationist policy that thwarted Japanese emigration.
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Younger, 55, also said that Britain's spies have thwarted multiple Islamic State plots originating overseas.
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Syria tried to regain the Heights in the 1973 Middle East war, but was thwarted.
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But it is a shame, a gorgeous opportunity thwarted, not to be able to find out.
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Obviously, they know where to look and they have thwarted 15 attacks in New York City.
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INGRAHAM: It&aposs been thwarted all along I think in this probe on the Congressional Oversight.
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The Coyotes were outshot 14-6 in the second period but thwarted two Oilers power plays.
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The compliant electoral commission thwarted a referendum to recall him, which he would surely have lost.
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I rarely get emails or calls about stories on Wall Street swindles or thwarted terrorism plots.
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His escape attempt was thwarted when prison guards saw him acting nervously, the Associated Press reported.
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It is high praise to say that Mr. Root's loving, thwarted Jon is on her level.
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Batista's coup thwarted Mr Castro's certain election to Congress and a promising career in democratic politics.
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Such schemes used to be thwarted by the difficulty of measuring exact fuel consumption on ships.
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Bayer has agreed to pay Monsanto a $2 billion breakup fee if the deal is thwarted.
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But Ocasio-Cortez thwarted his plans by taking 57.5 percent of the vote — a sweeping victory.
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Actavis ultimately thwarted Valeant, and purchased Allergan last year in a deal valued at $66 billion.
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Cardi tried attacking Nicki but was thwarted by security ... then chucked her shoe in Nicki's direction.
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The ECB is holding the fort but its work is thwarted by forces of political disintegration.
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Something about some thwarted potential terrorist being born in Bangladesh as proof of Q's bona fides?
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Rebuilding has been thwarted by the Israeli-Egyptian blockade, which Sisi has the power to ease.
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But my efforts to decode today's trailer were immediately thwarted by the filmmakers' lack of ISO.
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Any attempt to force Trump from office would likely be thwarted by the Republican-controlled Senate.
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It never happened, apparently thwarted by then-White House Counsel Don McGahn and other senior officials.
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The Blue Jackets have thwarted 24 of the last 26 short-handed opportunities at Nationwide Arena.
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In fact, there would be some symmetry if a horse with double-digit odds thwarted Nyquist.
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Her father, a former headmaster, had won a seat in parliament in the thwarted 1990 elections.
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They were hurting inside, all those thwarted ambitions turning into frustrations and frustrations turning into anger.
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Earlier this month, authorities announced they had quietly thwarted yet another attempt to bomb Times Square.
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But, they say, they've been thwarted in trying to get the Trump Justice Department to act.
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Ryan would not provide the Times with an example of a "tragedy" he thinks he thwarted.
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Differences in corporate cultures and labor disagreements have thwarted a unified approach in the company's operations.
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He has played impromptu tour guide, thwarted muggings and rushed countless clients to the emergency room.
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And democracy can be thwarted by its own logic and expectations, particularly in the developing world.
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It has to do with my desire, so often thwarted these days, to look at them.
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She tried to keep other women from him, and when her efforts were thwarted, she wept.
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Instead of opening its doors to United States exports, China has thwarted competition at every turn.
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The two sides disagree about how many cases will be thwarted by the appeals court's ruling.
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The European authorities thwarted several planned attacks on opponents of the Iranian government beginning last summer.
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But a series of attacks and thwarted plots have recently brought terrorism back into the limelight.
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He has also moved to fire Mr. Mueller, only to be thwarted by more sensible aides.
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But to "eat vinegar" is to be jealous — to be thwarted and furious, unreconciled to defeat.
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But Mr. Trump thwarted Mr. McDaniel's would-be mutiny before it could get off the ground.
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Australia thwarted a push by the Pacific Island nations to do more to combat climate change.
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In 2015, a developer's attempt to repurpose the church into condominiums was thwarted by the community.
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Every aspect of Lucia's being, Ms. Yende said, especially her consuming passion for Edgardo, is thwarted.
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But for years, the museum has been thwarted by budget shortfalls, competing visions and acrimonious infighting.
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The weather repeatedly thwarted our attempts to reach the interior, with the clouds hanging ever lower.
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Over the years, elected officials and transit leaders have repeatedly thwarted attempts to build subway elevators.
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In the second half, Atlético created a few good chances but were repeatedly thwarted by Navas.
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Some robots, however, have been thwarted by obstacles like mall fountains, narrow sidewalks, and errant toddlers.
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At least one attack was said to have been thwarted in the process, according to Anadolu.
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Thomas' return came after Ball State was thwarted on its first possession of the second half.
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So far, encryption on the devices has thwarted their efforts, a U.S. official disclosed this week.
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Mr. Alagna managed a morning banana easily, but his attempt to drink some coffee was thwarted.
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But the proposal offers few details on how fighting would be thwarted inside the secure zones.
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"I'd have stayed and done this," Warren said of her thwarted desire to lead the bureau.
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Fleury thwarted Sean Couturier on a Flyers' 3-on-1 at 12:23 of the second.
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Since then, Republican control of one or both houses of Congress has thwarted ambitious climate legislation.
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"I have no doubt that we thwarted an attack that would've been ugly," Parrish said. Sgt.
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Like Castro, Chavez had led a thwarted uprising but used that failure to raise his profile.
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The Trump administration has been thwarted in several of its efforts to lower health care costs.
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Mr. Carlino's first civil suit in New York was thwarted because of the statute of limitations.
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Thwarted, Nixon went in-house, and created an internal security unit to plug national security leaks.
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In another deliberately thwarted climax, Malik disappears from view, doomed to await an indefinitely postponed trial.
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Cynthia wants to leave Pond House, and feels that her life is about being always thwarted.
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With Sunday's win, Baylor thwarted Ogunbowale and Notre Dame's hopes of winning back-to-back titles.
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KHARTOUM (Reuters) - Sudan's military rulers said on Thursday they had thwarted several coup attempts against them.
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Earlier this month Provident thwarted a hostile takeover attempt by rival subprime lender Non-Standard Finance.
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Efforts in previous years to push through gun control bills have been thwarted by state Republicans.
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In 2016 an attempt to merge Staples with Office Depot, a rival, was thwarted on antitrust grounds.
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Authorities have said they have thwarted a number of plots, particularly involving radicalized teenagers, in recent years.
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O'Brien employs a convincing smolder to charm Han Mi-mo, even if he's thwarted in the clip.
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The New York City arrest comes just weeks after authorities thwarted a similar plot in Los Angeles.
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Even after 2000, when the popular vote winner was thwarted by the institution, reform efforts went nowhere.
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That's a reference to Frank Dodd, the serial killer thwarted by Johnny Smith in The Dead Zone.
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His attempt to ban travellers from several Muslim-majority countries has twice been thwarted by the courts.
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Jake wants to introduce Amy to his mother but is thwarted by the appearance of his father.
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USC Upstate responded with the next five points, but a few empty possessions thwarted a sustained comeback.
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"We will not allow the thwarted attempts of one dangerous individual to disrupt our way of life."
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But, it's eventually revealed Alisha bought the gun to commit suicide after her life's goal was thwarted.
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The thwarted smuggler had packed the sound system within his luggage on a flight bound for Belgium.
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The Albertsons deal's collapse came just a year after regulators thwarted Walgreens Boots Alliance's acquisition Rite Aid.
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The Ninth Circuit Court has thwarted those efforts so far, though Trump plans to appeal that decision.
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A news agency that supports Islamic State said the militants had thwarted the earlier raid in Badush.
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The alleged plan was thwarted when the hit man turned out to be an undercover police officer.
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Ferrari should still have won in Bahrain but an engine problem thwarted Leclerc while leading from pole.
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This year's stock market jitters have thwarted the launch of many IPOs amid concerns over these valuations.
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But this process can be thwarted for all kinds of reasons, not all of them well understood.
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But it is thwarted when she realizes she's forgotten to turn her phone off all the way.
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The incident was initially touted as a success: A cyberespionage campaign thwarted before any data was stolen.
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"Several attempted attacks by females bombers have been thwarted (due to the CJTF), limiting casualties," he said.
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Trump promises to tear down Obama-era regulations that he says have thwarted growth-boosting infrastructure projects.
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That set up Lillard's final attempt from beyond the arc, which was thwarted by Matthews' relentless defense.
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Garland's nomination to the Supreme Court was thwarted when Senate Republicans refused to consider it last year.
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He got the job – but also became a hero when he thwarted an alleged robbery mid-interview.
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Just this week, Democratic National Committee officials said they thwarted an attempt to access their voter database.
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Russia's Federal Security Service said that it had thwarted an insurrection in Crimea, heightening tensions with Ukraine.
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And presidents who are thwarted on domestic matters often look abroad to try to make their mark.
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He said Democrats were thwarted by Republicans in their attempt to add bailout money for Puerto Rico.
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Jimmy Howard stopped 216 shots and thwarted Mats Zuccarello, Mika Zibanejad and Kevin Shattenkirk in the shootout.
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Oblak then thwarted Karim Bellarabi on two separate occasions, keeping an exciting end-to-end spectacle goalless.
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She said the Americans thwarted 40 years of global consensus, but the facts don't bear that out.
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But the notion that the storm thwarted racism, even temporarily, is as preposterous as it is pernicious.
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The company was trying to tackle a problem that's thwarted medicine for more than half a century.
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A month later, renewed talks were thwarted by Boko Haram's demands, which the government did not specify.
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Jimmy Howard stopped 37 shots and thwarted Mats Zuccarello, Mika Zibanejad and Kevin Shattenkirk in the shootout.
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It was thwarted when US analysts decoded Japanese messages and baited their enemy into revealing its plan.
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Earlier on Wednesday Russia said it had thwarted armed Ukrainian attempts to get saboteurs into the peninsula.
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The always thwarted struggle for perfect unity — for what else is it that we seek in love?
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But I had to fly back to New York, livid and thwarted, before the final episode aired.
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Local governments have severely thwarted the ascendance of a regulated industry that is reasonably accessible to consumers.
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However, the HAF won the battle and successfully thwarted the revision of Indian history in American academia.
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The Kings have thwarted all 16 chances on the penalty kill over the last five contests. 3.
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S) future turned bitter on Monday as activists who thwarted a $20 billion merger with Huntsman (HUN.
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The Hurricanes opened the second quarter in Duke territory, but back-to-back sacks thwarted that drive.
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Year after year, they were thwarted by an unlikely opponent: a Las Vegas union for kitchen workers.
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That the victory might be thwarted was possible until the last few minutes, but never seemed likely.
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Democratically elected presidents and potentates are equally aware: Aspirations, when thwarted, can be a potent, spiteful force.
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But in the past, he's reportedly been thwarted by administration officials who thought it went too far.
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Then it received a cease and desist letter from the Department of Transportation that thwarted those plans.
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Erdogan said Turkey had thwarted attacks on the lira by the United States and the West generally.
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Progress, they say, has been thwarted by skyrocketing housing costs that have pushed more Californians into destitution.
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He urged the Baghdad and the Kurdistan region — whose independence Iraqi forces just thwarted — to open talks.
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In the United States, regulators have repeatedly thwarted attempts by Chinese tech groups to acquire American firms.
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Having our desires and expectations thwarted lets us know where our selves end and where others' begin.
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There have since been dozens of reports about how new red flag laws may have thwarted shootings.
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The stage adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's novel places the ambitious, thwarted Jo March at its center.
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An attempt to re-establish the Cupola in 2008 was thwarted when dozens of mobsters were arrested.
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And just this week, nearly 30 Venezuelan soldiers supportive of Guaidó's movement had their mutiny quickly thwarted.
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In Sudan, such maneuvers have generated deep suspicion among protesters who fear their revolution will be thwarted.
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These systems have not necessarily thwarted the rash of passengers' reports of assaults and misconduct by drivers.
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"Asia One" is shot through with pathos; it's a thwarted romance as much as an industrial drama.
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Mayors have repeatedly tried to run for office outside of the five boroughs, only to be thwarted.
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Miami's first-inning rally was thwarted when Jorge Alfaro struck out swinging and Isan Diaz popped out.
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Trumpism is not just economic, and it can't be thwarted by passing a bit of economic policy.
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Trump administration officials said Wednesday that their warning had successfully thwarted what they called Mr. Assad's plan.
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But like anyone who has experienced a thwarted love, he was not above lashing out — even publicly.
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It said the Syrian army had thwarted an attack by up to 70 militants west of Aleppo.
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For years, lack of sufficient record-keeping processes have thwarted organizations from accurately pinpointing potential problem areas.
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Brady had one last gasp left, but the Giants thwarted two long, desperation passes to Randy Moss.
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Consumers might pay somewhat higher prices, but mainly they would suffer because future innovations would be thwarted.
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The women never found out who the bonnet gang were, Helo said, but believe they thwarted them.
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His fourth turnover, with 16 seconds left, thwarted Marquette's chance to cut into Creighton's 71-65 lead.
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Mr. Chirac remained as head of the Gaullists and mayor of Paris, but his career seemed thwarted.
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In the ensuing debate, intelligence officials could not point to any specific attack the program had thwarted.
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And hurricanes and higher courts have thwarted their plans in the 15 years of Guantánamo military commissions.
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The Eagles drove into Carolina territory on the game's first possession, but were thwarted by Wentz's fumble.
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So if you try a tactic and you're thwarted by external factors, you can try another pathway.
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Still, 3G is not likely to shut down its insatiable acquisition drive after being thwarted over Unilever.
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Britain's top counter-terrorism police officer said the authorities had thwarted 13 other plots since March 2017.
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As their thwarted friendship suggests, however, history does not always yield to our desire for narrative closure.
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And so much theorizing about fascist leaders focuses on ideas of their thwarted passions and repressed longings.
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In the ensuing debate, intelligence officials could not point to any specific attack the program had thwarted.
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WASHINGTON — In Germany and France, the authorities thwarted terrorists' plots to attack with the deadly poison ricin.
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Nearly everyone seems thwarted, and they respond with resignation, dissipation or truculent and empty gestures of rebellion.
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In another incident, insurgents tried to kidnap a soldier, but the attempt was thwarted by police. Jan.
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For the most part, Moore's post-Mary Tyler Moore work is a series of thwarted comeback attempts.
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In practice, dating back to 2001, the program has never thwarted a terrorist attack, officials have said.
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Although Lawson's settings suggest closeness, it's a mood often thwarted by the awkward spaces her sitters inhabit.
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A president runs on an agenda and then tries to implement it but is thwarted by advisors.
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The thwarted coup involved a number of retired officers as well as officers still in service, Jamal Omar Ibrahim, the head of the Transitional Military Council's security committee said on Sudanese TV. He added that 12 had been arrested and four detained in connection with the thwarted coup.
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In 2000, the Strasbourg Christmas market was the target of a thwarted plot by al Qaeda-linked terrorists.
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Hall's escape from the hospital took place hours after the thwarted home invasion Friday, the sheriff's office said.
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"But the cost of land means that this vision is often thwarted," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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But there's a problem: The broadcaster is the only one to have thwarted me so far—the BBC.
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To wit: I'm not precisely sure why Holdo's sacrifice is noble but Finn's thwarted sacrifice was considered foolhardy.
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For decades, pressure and political donations from the exile community have thwarted any efforts to lift the embargo.
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Beneath that, there are less-savory notes of condescension, thwarted desire, and surprise you bothered coming at all.
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It said its strike in Syria on Saturday night had thwarted an Iranian-led drone attack on Israel.
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"The defendant intended to do so on a mass scale, and his detention has thwarted his unlawful desire."
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Activists in Venezuela trying to oust the president, Nicolás Maduro, were thwarted at every turn by the authorities.
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Instead the president was thwarted by the country's top court and came under a barrage of international criticism.
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The administration also tried to use rescissions to cut foreign aid last year, but lawmakers thwarted that plan.
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Many eurozone governments, however, responded to the crisis by cutting spending, engaging in austerity economics that thwarted growth.
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They like her most when that ambition is thwarted and she's relegated to a more familiar, traditional role.
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Maybe LA can scoop up this museum on the rebound like it did with Boston's thwarted Olympics bid.
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He three times proposed candidates for president whose investiture was thwarted because they were in jail or abroad.
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But as a Rohingya in Myanmar's apartheid-like Rakhine State, her goal of attending university had been thwarted.
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That said, it's doubtful the people thwarted by the security snafus would have filled up the National Mall.
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A clearer political and communications strategy might have kept public opinion on his side and thwarted Ms Fujimori.
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"We too regret this behavior, which has nothing to do with naturism," he said of the thwarted plans.
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The exhibition presents a heartwarming story: artifacts rescued when antiquities trafficking was thwarted over the last 220 years.
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Police in Indiana believe a pet pig might've thwarted would-be robbers from burglarizing a home in Indianapolis.
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Cesar Millan has way better home security than a stupid alarm system ... territorial dogs that thwarted a burglary.
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If he becomes President, there is a danger that investigations and evidence and would be thwarted and buried.
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Exra security measures have been put in place in Australian airports since the terror plot was thwarted. 4.
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His is the life, thwarted and cut short, that demands greater attention because we've all but forgotten it.
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First, he thwarted a breakaway by Jonathan Drouin, and then he stopped two rebound attempts by Brendan Gallagher.
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Britain has thwarted nine plots in the last 12 months, Prime Minister Theresa May's spokesman said on Tuesday.
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Like her characters, a sorry gaggle of pallid shut-ins and thwarted fantasists, Ozick doesn't get out much.
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The prosecution thwarted that notion, saying Mr. Morales had acted out of "bigotry" and "unjustifiable rage," not fear.
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When the will of the people is consistently thwarted, a nation's claim to democracy is called into question.
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But although Bush twice met Chairman Mao Zedong, more often than not he found his diplomatic efforts thwarted.
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Although defense kept Mount St. Mary's in the game, the Mountaineers' inability to score thwarted its upset bid.
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Few airports, save Israel's Ben Gurion, have the kind of layered defences that might have thwarted such tactics.
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Federal prosecutors said recently his lies thwarted their ability to pursue Mifsud as part of the Russia probe.
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And that means that the progressive ideal built into the design of Social Security is, gradually, being thwarted.
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In the next episode, Dougie takes his revenge, attempting to get Amy fired because she thwarted his game.
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Republicans thwarted a push by Senate Democrats to confirm President Obama's long-stalled sanctions czar on Wednesday. Sen.
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But Tucker Barnhart's bid for a go-ahead run was thwarted when he was thrown out at home.
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Could the logjam that has thwarted previous attempts at legislative action after mass shootings be about to break?
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Notre Dame officials said they look for a mix of speakers but are sometimes thwarted by scheduling conflicts.
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Claire has always been a fighter, too passionate to be thwarted even in the face of insurmountable odds.
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The stories of patients deprived of quality treatment and doctors thwarted from providing good care must be told.
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" He: "Be aware of your unfulfilled expectations, your own thwarted intentions and be responsible for your own emotions.
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Such figures typically end up stranded and thwarted in Mr. Gurney's plays, paralyzed by timidity and bad faith.
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Nobody was injured in the attack — the suspect was thwarted by barriers erected in front of the building.
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The referendum, moreover, could deepen resentment if English voters sense that they have been thwarted by regional minorities.
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In the second half, Motta thwarted the Americans, making point-blank saves on Clint Dempsey and Alejandro Bedoya.
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The United Nations said peacekeepers had thwarted the attack, but 10 died and at least 25 were wounded.
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They contend that such a law could have thwarted the afternoon massacre at the Clackamas Town Center mall.
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It might also improve relations with early investors who've been thwarted from getting some liquidity for their stakes.
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By contrast, the George W. Bush administration initially thwarted a special commission to investigate the 9/11 attacks.
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In the 1960s, residents thwarted a proposal by Robert Moses to build a highway along the island's spine.
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With Democrats in firm control in Albany, lawmakers carried out a progressive agenda that had long been thwarted.
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The country's Supreme Court thwarted his attempts by staying the dissolution of the Parliament and the snap election.
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No target thwarted, vexed and bedeviled the Israeli intelligence services more than Mr. Arafat, who died in 2004.
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ALBUQUERQUE — Congress has so far thwarted President Trump's plan to build a wall along the border with Mexico.
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Regardless, the plaintiffs used Kentucky's estimate to argue that work requirements would have thwarted the purpose of Medicaid.
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The phishing attack, which occurred last August, was thwarted by Microsoft, which subsequently alerted her to the attempt.
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"We think that it has thwarted at least several suicides," said the county sheriff, John Boyd, a Republican.
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The values of the group have not been respected and their social and economic prospects have been thwarted.
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But we know, from experience, that someone's desires must be thwarted for this kind of story to end.
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The batteries of one lantern went out and the light from the remaining lantern was sparse and thwarted.
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It took a lot of practice, a thwarted summer vacation, and a well-timed email to get there.
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The World Health Organization has corrected many of the institutional shortcomings that thwarted its responses to previous outbreaks.
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The Red Sox left-hander Eduardo Rodriguez, who had thwarted the Yankees over his career, did so again.
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A growing number of New York neighborhoods have thwarted or stalled redevelopment efforts — and more fights are brewing.
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Andromeda was thwarted by disabling more than 85033,500 command and control domains used to coordinate the botnet's actions.
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Authorities say they have thwarted a number of potential attacks, although there have been several "lone wolf" assaults.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey lie low — and thwarted his chances of getting a cabinet post for him.
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On Monday, Malki described the incident as a "failed ambush attempt" by the Houthis which the coalition thwarted.
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The big reveal was somewhat thwarted by contributing researchers at NASA, who accidentally made a draft paper available.
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The Syrian army and allied forces thwarted the attack and the road opened up again, the Observatory said.
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Bad weather had thwarted a recovery mission on Sunday, when a rescue helicopter was forced to turn back.
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The plot was the second major one on Islamberg to be thwarted by the authorities in recent years.
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Thwarted at the border, the opposition began rallying around the banner of foreign action to topple Mr. Maduro.
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Ukrainian officials thwarted the scheme at the last minute, although Russian government television reported the fake result anyway.
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Her attempts are thwarted by Salem, however, and Sabrina glimpses a horrifying vision of witches hanging in the woods.
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Both companies have attempted to complete various mergers in recent years, but each time, they were thwarted by regulators.
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We are still fighting the good beer fight, but the ingenuity of our craft beer scene hasn't been thwarted.
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Los Angeles had a chance to move ahead in the first inning but two unusual plays thwarted the club.
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Wes Adams, a Maryland prosecutor, said Friday one person tried to escape the terror but was thwarted by Ramos.
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Some of Pruitt's proposals are bogged down in litigation and others were thwarted because officials didn't follow proper procedures.
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So it would seem that the pope's main opposition has been thwarted — but we're only halfway through the season.
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The following is a list of recent attacks and thwarted plots targeting in Times Square: SUBWAY PIPE BOMB, Dec.
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A nearly-completed underground barrier and new technological means have thwarted or destroyed much of the Hamas tunnel network.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the strikes in Syria on Saturday thwarted a planned Iranian attack in Israel.
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When she finally shares this with her husband, after a particularly excruciating thwarted sexual encounter, he can't accept it.
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Since the murder of a soldier in east London in 2013, they claim to have thwarted 13 terrorist plots.
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Mark Steven Domingo, an Army infantryman who served in Afghanistan and converted to Islam, was thwarted by the FBI.
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Since then, the PD has tried to win power alone—an ambition thwarted by the rise of the M5S.
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But when his will is thwarted, he can turn into a scary monster hurling accusations and threats like thunderbolts.
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Think of Outlaw King as Game of Thrones heaven, where dearly departed characters can live out their thwarted fantasies.
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But Dumbledore will need help from the wizard who had thwarted Grindelwald once before, his former student Newt Scamander.
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Even if a malicious hacker has your username and password, they can often be thwarted by two-step verification.
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In September, Malaysian police thwarted a plot to detonate bombs in Kuala Lumpur's vibrant tourist area of Bukit Bintang.
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Details: The ex parte filing presents Huawei as a company looking to compromise, but thwarted by an uncooperative FCC.
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Trump often tried to orchestrate outcomes, then found himself thwarted by a system that was beyond his direct control.
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Her ruling thwarted Trump's executive order reversing an Obama-era move to permanently put vast Arctic regions off limits.
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Many of the obstacles that thwarted the Farley plan eight years ago may no longer stand in the way.
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Privacy legislation proposed by President Obama in 2012 has been thwarted by companies that collect and use private data.
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A suspect was dead after Canada's national police force thwarted what an official said was a suicide bomb plot.
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Since July's thwarted coup, staged by an army faction believed to be led by Gulenists, the tables have turned.
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Although Oberheide was only 17, he didn't let the fact that he was thwarted by a teen phase him.
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European diplomats fear that growing trade would be thwarted should Trump act on his criticism of the nuclear deal.
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Minnesota killed off two penalties in the last 10 minutes and St. Louis thwarted one with four minutes remaining.
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But thwarted school shootings across the country in the days before and after Wednesday's tragedy could provide some answers.
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Spoofing really can only be thwarted if a user turns off their wireless when they're not looking to connect.
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Also in August, quick-acting passengers thwarted an armed assault on the high-speed train between Brussels and Paris.
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However, Maya planned to kill who she believed was the real mastermind, Luna Vargas (Tessie Santiago), but was thwarted.
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Like his penultimate putt on the opening day, Mr Mickelson ended the week thwarted on the cusp of glory.
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I remember feeling thwarted and frustrated about the word on the road, but I didn't argue with my grandfather.
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A man attempting to break into a financial building earlier this month was thwarted by his own gluttonous appetite.
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But the attack highlighted how the politics of gun control has thwarted the president's determination to enact stricter measures.
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But the next 17 weeks saw the four attacks in London and Manchester, while the authorities thwarted six others.
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In 803 and again in 2013, the opposition of populist Republicans thwarted so-called comprehensive immigration reform in Congress.
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In March, a plot by the Islamic State to strike civilian and military targets in the country was thwarted.
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Susie, soon to follow her British husband back to the U.K., is raising young children and feeling professionally thwarted.
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The rules contained another provision that thwarted the board's efforts to control costs, according to Ben Ammar and Maerov.
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Things look even cloudier, I fear, for Gendry (Joe Dempsie) with whom Arya finally consummated their long-thwarted love.
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I was thinking about what kinds of dreams are thwarted and what it would mean to repair those dreams.
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He said the most important thing was that what he called other big acts of terror had been thwarted.
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But his progress was thwarted when Ricky Stenhouse spun out and triggered another yellow-flag slowdown for the field.
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Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) said it had thwarted Ukraine's planned incursion that was supposed to target critical infrastructure.
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Wyden said Republicans on the Intelligence Committee have thwarted his attempts to look deeply into the Russian money trail.
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Syria tried to regain the Israeli-occupied Golan in the 1973 Middle East war, but the assault was thwarted.
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The Trump administration rolls back protections for endangered species; an attempted attack on a mosque in Norway is thwarted.
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IPTS holds that when an individual experiences both perceived burdensomeness and thwarted belongingness they will start to desire suicide.
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The phone records program had never thwarted a terrorist attack, a fact that emerged during the post-Snowden debate.
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A Muslim convert was thwarted by the F.B.I. in his plan to blow up a Florida synagogue in 2016.
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Several states have made ambitious attempts to address health care costs, only to be thwarted by the hospital industry.
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So much was known about his methods and even his psychology, yet the killer had thwarted investigators for decades.
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She felt that her ambition to be viewed as an artist was thwarted in the patriarchal world of chefs.
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Yet it is possible that Mr. Mueller will himself be thwarted before he reaches the end of his inquiry.
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Catiline's Roman allies, men of similarly thwarted ambition, would be cast to resemble Jeff Sessions, Steve Bannon, Mike Pence.
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In a two-month period in 2018, the agency said it had thwarted 42 smuggling attempts involving tractor-trailers.
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On the other hand, his tiny congressional faction has left him politically isolated and continually thwarted by the opposition.
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The commission has been thwarted all along by forces that have sought to maintain the power authority's status quo.
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I was thwarted from watching region-locked shows while using TunnelBear, but that was not the case with NordVPN.
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Philadelphia's bid to halve the deficit was thwarted as Heiskanen scored into the empty net with 1:55 remaining.
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Washington's bid to end the game in regulation was thwarted by Robin Lopez, who blocked Rui Hachimura's reverse layup.
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Chelsea was thwarted in its attempt to complete a Premier League and F.A. Cup double for the second time.
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And if that's thwarted, then I think we've got to be out on the hustings working against those candidates.
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A decade later, and thwarted in yet another stadium shakedown, the Raiders returned to Oakland, which re-embraced them.
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Others spent years preparing to study in the United States only to see their plans abruptly thwarted on Friday.
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But it said their efforts have been thwarted by traces of uranium in the air and on the equipment.
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"I have no doubt that we thwarted an attack that would've been ugly," Gainesville Police Chief Jay Parrish said.
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The DNC and the two companies involved in detecting the operation say they believe they thwarted a potential attack.
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The difficulty in striking that balance has, for decades, thwarted multiple efforts at overhauling the complex U.S. tax code.
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The failed U.S. ballistic missile intercept test with Japan last month was thwarted by human error, Defense News reported.
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Florence, who is thwarted in her writing dreams and acts as her husband's secretary, watches his infatuation with despair.
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Benedict also reveals that the Vatican's two investigations into US seminaries, called Apostolic Visitations, were thwarted by cover-up.
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Encrusted work rules and bureaucratically fortified fiefs thwarted earlier reform efforts and continue to make change a complicated proposition.
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The big picture: Despite bipartisan and Democrat-led bills crossing his desk, McConnell has regularly thwarted election security legislation.
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She warned that if it is thwarted the long-term stability of the country will be in peril too.
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Where they hide, how they outthink and outmaneuver us at every turn, has thwarted our very best counter-strategies.
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"Freedom of expression and creativity on the internet is already being thwarted by the music labels right now," Grandayy said.
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Stamkos started off the shootout session with a goal, then goalie Andrei Vasilevskiy thwarted Buffalo's Jack Eichel and Casey Mittelstadt.
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She thwarted an attack from Vitalii Sediuk, the same assailant who grabbed Gigi Hadid from behind during Milan Fashion Week.
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Democratic control of the Illinois House and Senate, which thwarted much of Rauner's ambitious agenda, is expected to aid Pritzker.
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Previous merger attempts have been thwarted by regulators but analysts are predicting this time around that things could be different.
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The arrest comes less than two months after a terrorist attack intended for Christmas Day was thwarted in Melbourne, Australia.
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The world would be better off, however, if the rise of Japanese militarism could have been thwarted or further delayed.
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The administration could be thwarted at every turn from those in Deep Government, and something would have to be done.
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Mr Enard, an Arabic and Persian specialist, makes his lover of the East, Franz Ritter, a thwarted musicologist in Vienna.
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Every move she made toward the door of a waiting black minivan was thwarted by another request for a selfie.
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Plenty of viable businesses are asphyxiated by delays in accounts receivable, don't allow your ambitions to be thwarted by accounting.
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A proposed merger of Baker Hughes with Halliburton, its main rival in oilfield services, was thwarted by regulators in May.
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France had warned Tehran to expect a robust response to the thwarted bombing and diplomatic relations were becoming increasingly strained.
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His presidency-defining health-care legislation and immigration bans have so far been thwarted by Congress and the judiciary, respectively.
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There is even the same insistence that there will be blood on the streets if the people's will is thwarted.
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Their plans are thwarted by Butters and his spreading of horrible lies on Facebook — a classic comic book villain story.
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Oh, and... There was an assassination attempt on the Bashrani president that Huck (Guillermo Diaz) thwarted because Huck is awesome.
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In this case, it's not clear there is a specific plot that DHS is trying to thwart or has thwarted.
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Land reform, including distribution of 3m hectares to people from whom it was illegally seized, has so far been thwarted.
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Should Mueller last in his position as special counsel — an unsafe assumption — he too could find his efforts similarly thwarted.
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Dentistry's yet another plan of hers that got thwarted, along with avoiding dating someone as good-looking as her husband.
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PARIS – France&aposs interior minister says authorities have thwarted a possible attack using ricin or explosives and arrested two brothers.
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Later, Tencent yet again tried to acquire a stake in the Here business, although regulators thwarted those plans as well.
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The ruling is a rare win for environmental groups, who have seen their cause continually thwarted by the Trump administration.
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Correction (September 29th): A previous version of this article said that a merger between Staples and Home Depot was thwarted.
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If the perpetrators hadn't been thwarted, the attacks would have been "catastrophic," Australian Federal Police Deputy Commissioner Michael Phelan said.
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An alleged carjacking suspect almost got away from Florida police – only to be thwarted by a herd of pesky cows.
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Kareem is charged with providing material support to ISIS in connection with a thwarted terrorist plot in Texas last year.
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DISCIPLINE MARKET SPECULATORS Erdogan said Turkey had thwarted attacks on the lira by the United States and the West generally.
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Like Clinton, Cintrón thwarted the systems that prevented her, as a woman, from rising to the top of her field.
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Past attempts by eastern-based factions to sell oil independently of Tripoli have been thwarted by U.N. Security Council resolutions.
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But their effort was thwarted by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), which ruled athletes cannot be sanctioned twice.
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In the course of pursuing one of her art projects, Bridget Quinn may have thwarted a potential public health crisis.
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The internet can provide the basis for this—but at the moment, corporate interests have thwarted its original liberating promise.
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What, then, does this make the ageing three-time champion: a thwarted all-time great, or a mere supporting act?
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Even the thwarted acquirer's shares held up despite the colossal breakup fee, reflecting the market's anticipation of failure all along.
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"The Cosmopolitans" is a book of sighs, for dreams thwarted and for a city that has long since moved on.
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He thwarted another Colorado drive later in the quarter with another interception in the end zone of Colorado's Steven Montez.
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But just as Barack Obama used his executive authority to act when thwarted by political opponents, Trump did so Thursday.
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The superhero and the supervillain fight, scheme, and bluster, and one gains dominance while the other slinks away, thwarted again.
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The script tends to be vague and cryptic but Du Juan and Ethan Juan are perfect as the thwarted lovers.
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I am proud to say that the Royal Malaysian Police has thwarted at least 13 major terrorist attacks since 2012.
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Google "mass shooting thwarted," and you'll get 13,000 hits, many about people reporting it when they saw signs of trouble.
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With the Pfizer deal thwarted by Treasury officials last month, Allergan is reimagining itself without acquisitions as a primary strategy.
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Germany has serious concern about mass arrests carried out by Turkish officials after a thwarted coup last month, Steinmeier said.
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But it would be inaccurate to say, if Kavanaugh is confirmed, that Ford was thwarted by naked partisan interests alone.
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This pre-emption thwarted the commission's independence, ruled out discussion of viable options and preordained the conclusion from the start.
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" Indeed, the Los Angeles District Attorney's Office said a possible date-drugging case had been "thwarted by three good Samaritans.
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Its efforts to merge with rival retailer Office Depot though were thwarted by a U.S. federal judge on antitrust grounds.
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Instead, Hägglund follows a humanistic tradition that sees ideas of God or gods as displaced expressions of thwarted human wishes.
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The fund questions the way Kessler thwarted an 8.5 billion euro ($9.62 billion) takeover attempt by SCOR's largest shareholder Covea.
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The Capitals have thwarted all 10 short-handed situations in this series and 32-of-33 in the playoffs. 3.
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Andersen thwarted a wrap-around attempt by David Pastrnak, while Rask alertly covered Mitch Marner's shot on his own rebound.
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Previous efforts to sell oil independently were thwarted by America, but Mr Haftar is thought to be mulling trying again.
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Though they failed, the thwarted plots kept counterterrorism officials stretched thin in the months before the November attacks in Paris.
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The Kings have thwarted 32 of their last 33 short-handed situations and all eight against the Avalanche this season.
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Of course, they can also get angry, especially in response to provocation, or get frustrated when their goals are thwarted.
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Rotich also made another proposal to remove a cap on commercial lending rates, after legislators thwarted his attempt last year.
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Ottawa had a chance to get closer but Bobby Ryan's penalty shot was thwarted by Vasilevskiy early in the second.
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The acquisition comes a year after a U.S. federal judge thwarted a merger between Staples and peer Office Depot Inc.
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She said the tool completely thwarted Republicans' attempt to stifle the protest, which the GOP branded as a publicity stunt.
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Meanwhile, an increasing number of women, some frustrated by thwarted progress in the corporate world, are starting their own businesses.
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A defense of nationalism may be welcomed by groups whose aspirations for statehood have been thwarted: the Palestinians, for example.
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Health insurers, thwarted by federal regulators in their attempts to combine with one another, have been hunting for possible acquisitions.
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A woman writer with grand plans to become an "art monster" finds her ambitions thwarted by motherhood and marital crisis.
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Sweden long has been a power, but it has been thwarted by its American rival throughout the World Cup's history.
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"Coalition officials were in regular communication with Russian counterparts before, during and after the thwarted, unprovoked attack," according to Col.
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What seemed to the left like a tantrum over thwarted entitlement was, to the right, a moving display of indignation.
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Mr. Moon's engagement agenda has been thwarted as much by the North's defiant weapons tests as Mr. Trump's combative response.
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Other voters are thwarted not by malice but by incompetence — poorly run polling places, bureaucratic snafus, confusing ballots and more.
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The anti-government ideologues were basically thwarted in their campaign against helpful government regulations, which they demonised as "red tape".
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A long history of prejudice has thwarted research and deprived millions of patients access to therapies that might help them.
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Sharon has given up on romance, and Diane's attempts to enjoy her independence are thwarted by her protective, anxious children.
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It is the music of earthly existence, with all its mysterious, tantalizing promises, just waiting to be fulfilled — and thwarted.
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The Senate filibuster has thwarted major legislation for years, effectively creating a 60-vote threshold rather than a simple majority.
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You don't hate someone without some kind of intense, thwarted love lurking somewhere as a flip side to that emotion.
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He didn't like feeling so thwarted, and he didn't want to carry this failure with him to a new planet.
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A lawmaker's push for denser development near transit, overriding local zoning, was thwarted by a diverse group of legislative foes.
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For Iranian reformers in particular, that offers a way to get out messages that otherwise would be thwarted by censorship.
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Mr. Azari Jahromi said Iran's cybersecurity unit had thwarted the attack, making no direct mention of the compromised bank accounts.
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Mr. Abe has professed his desire to fulfill his grandfather's thwarted effort to revise the pacifist clause in Japan's Constitution.
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ONCE AGAIN, Britain's prime minister has been thwarted, this time for trying to stymie Parliament as the European departure looms.
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But now, even with control of the House, Senate and White House, party infighting has thus far thwarted those efforts.
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They may be generally poor and thwarted, but their creator denies them none of their impulses, none of their darkness.
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There's been a palpable feeling of disappointment from her customers who have found their vacation plans thwarted by locked gates.
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Any potential for a profound narrative in this promising setup is thwarted by the writing, which is bloated and indulgent.
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Desiree's move was thwarted by a bodyguard, but she pressed her luck and J.D. noticed, which was all it took.
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US coalition forces were in "regular communication with Russian counterparts before, during and after the thwarted, unprovoked attack," he wrote.
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The alert came after French authorities thwarted a terror plot over the weekend that was linked to ISIS and Syria. 2.
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This thwarted Schumer's evident hopes that a shutdown would spur Trump to come to the table and negotiate a DACA deal.
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Their presence allows Gold to visually draw out the play's themes of thwarted, frustrated, misinterpreted, and deliberately misconstrued efforts at communication.
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Heavy rains that flooded key passages are believed to have trapped the soccer players and have thwarted the search for them.
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That attempt at redemption was thwarted by a rare form of soft tissue cancer that had lodged itself in his abdomen.
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However, their efforts were thwarted; the shipment, flown via British Airways, was blocked by federal officials at Phoenix Sky Harbor airport.
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"But so was stopping SOPA," they said, referring to a hugely controversial copyright law only thwarted due to immense internet backlash.
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A recently thwarted attack on just such a person employed not one but three zero-day exploits addressed by the patch.
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A few months earlier, a Republican-controlled Colorado Senate again thwarted the Democratic House's attempt to ban conversion therapy for minors.
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It was the first scare in the city since 2010, when the NYPD thwarted an attempted car bombing near Times' Square.
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It also says it thwarted a major attack in January 2015, and is eager to cooperate with European and U.S. counterparts.
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Julius Randle's bid to forge a tie was thwarted after the ball caromed off his foot and bounced out of bounds.
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But when Mondelez made a thwarted takeover bid for Hershey, that showed that corporate buyers were stepping up to the plate.
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Hannah, amid thwarted desires and stifled feelings, disappears one afternoon, leaving Lovell to examine their relationship while piecing together her whereabouts.
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Yet the ordeals of persecution and exile shape every scene in the family's thwarted quest to find "both freedom and roots".
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But, aah, the obstacles that are being thrown in the way of Mickey's will, which you assume has seldom been thwarted.
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Parker said Britain had thwarted 12 plots since March 2017, bringing the total number of disrupted attacks since 2013 to 25.
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German police on Tuesday said they thwarted an Islamist-motivated bomb attack that aimed to kill as many people as possible.
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And protracted political uncertainty has thwarted his hoped-for recovery in the price of unloved stocks, such as retailers and housebuilders.
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Does all this mean that have-your-cake-and-eat-it populism must triumph, and that reformers will always be thwarted?
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More than 100 fighters backing the regime were killed by US-led forces in a thwarted attack on a rebel stronghold.
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It can quickly lead to "frustration, decision gridlock, subpar solutions, frayed relationships and thwarted personal development," according to Margolis and Garvin.
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She was briefly thwarted when she tried to do the same thing at the boarding gate for a flight to Connecticut.
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Several of the President's other efforts have been thwarted, including requiring drug makers to post their list prices in television ads.
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Over the past decade, this successful campaign has thwarted a large number of potential terror attacks and saved thousands of lives.
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Sainsbury's, whose attempt to buy rival Asda was thwarted by the UK competition regulator in April, is seeking new growth areas.
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The ministry says this arrest brings to five the number of attacks thwarted in France since the beginning of the year.
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An Islamic terrorism plot to launch a deadly attack with the toxin ricin was reportedly thwarted in Germany, prosecutors revealed Thursday.
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Lt. Perry moved to another unit when every attempt he made to change the culture here was thwarted by the warden.
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Philadelphia came in with five third-period comeback wins, but its rally was thwarted as was its six-game point streak.
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Unlike rival technologies, it won't be spoofed by a photo, thwarted by glasses and can adjust to newly grown facial hair.
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Demi Lovato is the latest celeb whose L.A. home was hit ... but this time whatever the criminal was planning was thwarted.
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The FBI says it thwarted a Milwaukee man's sick plot to carry out a mass shooting at an area Masonic temple.
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He said the agency had carried out several exercises to prepare for such events, and several attacks had already been thwarted.
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Perhaps precisely because he is thwarted at home, Trump is now more prone than ever to lash out against foreign foes.
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Was its downfall inevitable, or was it precipitated by the bitter infighting that thwarted the development of a single RSS standard?
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It has made us look, with a synthesizing eye, at every detail, and then, thwarted but living in hope, look again.
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On his kill mission, he is thwarted by Grace (Mackenzie Davis), a mechanically augmented human whose powers are greater than expected.
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Our systems of checks and balances is being thwarted by this action and it will keep everyone in the dark, literally.
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Since 9/11, local, state and federal law enforcement has thwarted the overwhelming majority of terrorist plots against the United States.
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Despite Coca-Cola being seemingly everywhere, political circumstances — wars and dictatorships, mainly — have thwarted production in many countries over the years.
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Democrats, however, expect that their request will be thwarted by Trump after his decision to direct McGahn to defy a subpoena.
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Israel Defense Forces say they also recently thwarted a multi-drone attack coordinated by Iranian forces and Hezbollah militants from Syria.
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Moreover, it has thwarted delivery of international humanitarian aid to more than 1.5 million displaced people living in the Kurdistan Region.
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Never before has this idea that political violence would be logical or justifiable if the government is thwarted, been so mainstream.
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The organization acknowledged law enforcement officers who thwarted the latest alleged plot and thanked the student who reported the lunchtime comment.
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A total of 220006 people in the United States participated in attacks or plotted others that were thwarted by the authorities.
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That followed a 2.4 billion euro fine imposed on the company last year after it thwarted rivals of shopping comparison websites.
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In her speech after the June attack, May expressed optimism that terrorist planning in particular could be thwarted by targeted cooperation.
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The attack was ultimately thwarted and no explosives went off, however the legacy surrounding the cheeky and bright sculpture remains sinister.
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But squabbling among TIM's major foreign shareholders Vivendi and activist fund Elliott over broadband strategy has so far thwarted the move.
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Should they take either chamber, much of Trump's agenda would be thwarted and his administration would be subject to greater oversight.
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The SBU said it received information about a plot to kill 30 people in Ukraine, including Babchenko, but had thwarted it.
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The acquisition would come a year after a U.S. federal judge thwarted a merger between Staples and peer Office Depot Inc.
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Leaders of the majority Republicans for now thwarted an effort by moderates to potentially force a vote on bipartisan immigration measures.
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Hamza Birqdar, Jaish al-Islam's military spokesman, said the rebels thwarted attempts by government forces and Iran-backed militias to advance.
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It was a classic populist complaint: the will of the people, thwarted by political elites and their cronies in the media.
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" His conclusion, after reading about the thwarted Israeli plot: " I am very glad now about all the precautions that Arafat took.
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C.M. One of your recurrent themes has been male sexual desire — thwarted desire, as often as not — and its many manifestations.
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He thwarted McDavid and Dallas Stars star Tyler Seguin on the ice and won his peers' respect in the weight room.
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The new piece's emphasis on half-baked dreams and dead-end jobs comments, if amorphously, on our economically thwarted middle class.
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Young Alex falls for his classmate Nori(Reylynn Caster), though their love is thwarted by a social catastrophe at a dance.
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But any potential agreement could be thwarted by Senate Republicans or Trump, who has demanded significant changes to the surveillance programs.
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Crowds lined up to see it, and America's near-return to the 1950s seemed to have been at least temporarily thwarted.
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Despite the threat of an impending drought, Zimbabwe's protracted political crisis and economic contraction have thwarted major investments in public goods.
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Hollywood has been trying to bring the Hill-Rodriguez comic to life for years, only to be thwarted time and again.
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Directed by Rob Reiner and rated PG, the film stars Robin Wright and Cary Elwes as its smitten but thwarted couple.
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The Colombian police said over the weekend they had thwarted an assassination attempt by dissidents against former rebel commander Rodrigo Londono.
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But their work was thwarted by bugs and technical limits imposed by Facebook on how information could be searched and retrieved.
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If rising expectations are thwarted, the radical white nationalism of the alt-right holds the potential to become more broadly attractive.
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Authorities say they have thwarted a number of potential attacks, although there have been several "lone wolf" assaults in recent months.
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This theme, of individual choice and romantic love thwarted by parental edict and tradition, is a long-standing one in literature.
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But he did his thing and thwarted every idea, even if it was an idea the Republican Party had had before.
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"Our people have thwarted many poisonous deals and settlement plans that others have tried to impose on our people," said Meshaal.
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After Dell thwarted his breakaway bid, Barbashev looped back toward the net to convert Oskar Sundqvist's pass from the left corner.
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Last month, Microsoft announced it had thwarted part of a Russian military intelligence operation targeting the Senate and Washington think tanks.
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So it is that highly productive people may never hit the charts, and high Qs may spend a career feeling thwarted.
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But her concerns were universal, and Morrison spoke about how thwarted desires, both grand and small, can utterly destroy a life.
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Cramer said, so far, there are two things that have thwarted the Trump administration and Congress on tax reform going forward.
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"Coalition officials were in regular communication with Russian counterparts before, during and after the thwarted (Pro-Regime Forces) attack," Veale said.
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We have thwarted terrorist plotting against our homeland and launched new efforts to block terrorists and criminals from reaching our shores.
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The Greek government said it had thwarted nearly 10,000 crossing attempts in 24 hours and arrested 150 people over the weekend.
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She's nicely matched by her daughter Joely Richardson, who plays Bordereau's companion, Miss Tina, as an emblem of thwarted female existence.
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He appeals to conservatives on the right of the CDU but his chances appear to have been thwarted by Merz's comeback.
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Last June, Iranian security forces said they had thwarted a major bombing plot targeting Tehran and other major cities during Ramadan.
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Seattle's Ninth Circuit, which thwarted the first iteration of Trump's ban, has been a frequent target of the president's angry tweets.
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In 2016, they tried to seize Ben Guerdane with the help of homegrown jihadists but were thwarted by Tunisian security forces.
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In 2010, former president Nicolas Sarkozy acquiesced and decided to return the artifacts; however, the principle of inalienability thwarted his attempt.
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At the general election on June 20173th— in Scotland, the fourth major vote in as many years—they thwarted Mrs Sturgeon's ambitions.
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INGRAHAM: So the Iran deal, giving access to Iran, it was ultimately thwarted because two banks said we can&apost do this.
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During Saturday's Scottish Cup match between Peterhead and Alloa Athletic, keeper Neil Parry's kick was unexpectedly thwarted by a low-flying seagull.
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The Nikkei had previously reported that the closing of the deal was being thwarted by a time-consuming antitrust review in China.
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Residents awoke that Wednesday morning to find their commutes thwarted by barbed wire; fishermen were stopped from pushing off in their boats.
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It's hard to know how many assassinations have been thwarted through improvements in the way the Secret Service protects presidents and candidates.
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Studies also show that the vast majority of people who seriously attempt suicide and are thwarted never go on to kill themselves.
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That attempt was thwarted by court rulings, but on Monday, the White House rolled out a second attempt at a travel ban.
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In late August, it announced it had thwarted phishing emails from state actors and cracked down on nefarious activity coming from Iran.
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But their efforts at moderation were thwarted during the floor debate, after right-wing Republicans offered an amendment expanding the measure's scope.
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For this, we can thank a mix of fan demand and ticket scalpers, who are both aided and thwarted by new technology.
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Potential efforts by regulatory agencies to rein in these secretive activities were thwarted by Congress in the year-end government funding bill.
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Thanks to the blockchain, this year users managed to preserve censored information in ways that thwarted the government's fast-growing censorship efforts.
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I still found myself more invested in them than I've been in any thwarted couple since Ross and Rachel dominated Thursday nights.
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One of the three Americans who thwarted a terrorist attack on a Paris-bound train is trying his hand at local politics.
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An attempt to hit Nairobi last February was thwarted after police intercepted a vehicle carrying explosives, grenades and guns in northern Kenya.
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Houston&aposs defense thwarted two other threats, stopping the Bulls on downs at the Cougars 11 and 27 in the opening half.
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French Interior Minister Gerard Collomb announced Thursday that French authorities had thwarted a possible attack using ricin or explosives, arresting two brothers.
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Those efforts were thwarted in 2015 by a Luxembourg court, which deemed the proposals a breach of the EU's single market rules.
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He said projects like a military defense system, thwarted by the U.S., and a commercial LNG deal have not come to fruition.
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The company has been the target of a lawsuit by Sandoz, a division of Novartis, alleging that it unfairly thwarted generic competition.
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In 1978, French authorities thwarted an attack on the film festival when they discovered a bomb on the Palais des Festivals stage.
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The prime minister's warning of imminent attacks also follows last week's thwarted ISIS plot to attack the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris.
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On Tuesday, a trifecta of tech companies announced that they had thwarted what appear to be significant cyberattacks from Russia and Iran.
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Even when these campaigns are thwarted, they often last hours or days — long enough to spread misleading information to millions of people.
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Having thwarted both the law and justice, he will then tweet his satisfaction at seeing the "witch hunt" brought to an end.
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Republicans successfully thwarted Garland's nomination, however, insisting that Obama should not appoint a new justice in the final year of his presidency.
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But there was no sign of a major shift in the views of pro-Brexit lawmakers who have so far thwarted May.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Syrian air defenses on Sunday thwarted hostile fire in the northwestern city of Masyaf in Hama Governorate, state TV reported.
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After all, agencies such as the FBI or the Israeli Shin Beit have successfully thwarted potential attacks based on their monitoring capabilities.
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But a new tactic by Amazon to block these programs — known commonly as robots or bots — thwarted the Bentonville, Arkansas-based retailer.
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That threat had always been thwarted in the past by CDU warnings that it would then run its own campaign in Bavaria.
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Sleiman claims 10k's meddling has thwarted him landing a recording deal to release the song ... and he's also out the 88k euros.
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Airport security tightened Extra security measures have been put in place at Australian airports since the planned attack was thwarted, authorities said.
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To see how things should be but to be constantly thwarted and attacked by corrupt senators, inept generals, corporations, rubes, and fools.
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Stephan Mayer, a security expert in the Christian Social Union party, says 245 attacks by radical Islamists have been thwarted since 268.
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The latter in particular is a desperate place, which in recent weeks has seen a thwarted self-immolation and multiple suicide attempts.
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"It was a good win for our team, obviously," Leafs coach Mike Babcock said his penalty killers thwarted all six Edmonton advantages.
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Zhao Yulian, 36, a technology entrepreneur, was thwarted when she recently tried to share an article about tips to avoid getting cancer.
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Thwarted in his efforts to start a more formal museum, he used his apartment as a place to display his many discoveries.
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Last year Mr Grillo tried to get his MPs to vote against decriminalising illegal immigration; he was thwarted by a grassroots mutiny.
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Do we want it so much that we see our agendas on poverty, immigration, income equality and racial justice thwarted and defeated?
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Ukraine has embarked on a wide-ranging anti-corruption campaign to dismantle the institutional roadblocks that have thwarted reform in the past.
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It has censured the president's ministers and thwarted his legislative plans, such as an effort to reform Peru's corrupt and inefficient judiciary.
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Mostly we're getting acquainted with members of the Squad and, in several of the movie's best scenes, glimpse their thwarted human component.
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The 'fortunate' few who live closer to infrastructure can rarely afford connection costs or are thwarted from accessing power by sector mismanagement.
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After all, she performed very strongly on Super Tuesday and, before that, had thwarted Sanders in early contests in Iowa and Nevada.
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Existing law thwarted innovation by preventing public universities from working collaboratively with private companies to turn new scientific breakthroughs into marketable products.
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In June, Cade thwarted Kroton's plan to buy Estácio Participações SA, saying the proposed remedies were inadequate to stem excess market power.
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For months, attempts to enact that ruling had been thwarted, with female devotees blocked entry to the temple site by angry mobs.
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"Between March this year and now, there have been four attacks but seven have been thwarted," he told a Guardian Live event.
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His brothers thwarted the plan, and Bill was fired from the company with a $400,000 severance payment — but the battle wasn't over.
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Scrutiny of controversial policies like the travel ban and the family separation policy may be hindered or curtailed, but not entirely thwarted.
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After her mother's untimely death, Nancy's college plans are thwarted and she even gives up solving crimes... for a while at least.
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She had already proven herself as a resolute obstructionist when she thwarted George W. Bush's plan to privatize Social Security in 2005.
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Several witnesses called by the prosecution exposed an array of human foibles, nurtured by workplace rivalries, petty jealousies, recriminations and thwarted ambitions.
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Yet only thoroughgoing single-payer reform can realize the healing potential that is currently thwarted by our dysfunctional health care financing system.
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A third power-play chance later in the second period was thwarted, with the Hurricanes producing a couple of short-handed chances.
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In 2010, an attempted car bombing in the tourist destination was thwarted when two street vendors noticed smoke coming from a vehicle.
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Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said on Saturday that counterterrorism raids in Sydney thwarted a terrorist plan to "bring down" an airplane.
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"I was surprised that they thwarted that, only because it did not say family box, it said V.I.P. box," Ms. Conway said.
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Bao Yu is defiant, but his love for Dai Yu is ultimately thwarted in a bride swap during a climactic wedding scene.
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Security officials announced that they had thwarted a plot by the militants to blow up civilian and military targets in the kingdom.
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Guaido in May told reporters his efforts to convert troops are thwarted by the military's fragmented structure and intimidation within its ranks.
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" —New York, USA "There's a massive trend in my dreams of trying to have sex and being consistently thwarted by my unconscious.
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Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan says the situation in Turkey is under control and that the attempted military takeover has been thwarted.
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Her attempt to turn the church into a homeless shelter is thwarted by Possum Springs' town council, and that rejection unnerves her.
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The AMA has thwarted public health insurance proposals since the 1930s and long been considered one of the policy's most powerful opponents.
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I did not have the fortitude to survive alongside these cold and thwarted hunter gatherers, these hardiest and most heartbroken of men.
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How it works: The companies say they have tools in place to scan for illegal pharmacies, but those tools are easily thwarted.
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Although there have been no suggestions so far that social media platforms could have thwarted the attack by providing pre-emptive intelligence.
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The Office thwarted, for instance, the American-style expansion of sub-prime mortgages as traded securities, a culprit in the 2008 crisis.
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Though the GOP has controlled the state legislature for years, efforts to pass right-to-work legislation were thwarted by former Gov.
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Otto Frank, Anne's father, was never outright denied an immigration visa, the report concludes, but "bureaucracy, war and time" thwarted his efforts.
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Even when these campaigns are thwarted, they often last hours or days — long enough to spread misleading information to millions of people.
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Just last month, three women died of hypothermia after severe weather conditions thwarted their attempts to cross the border near San Diego.
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Several redevelopment plans for the 55-acre campus have been thwarted, and the town is currently attempting to eliminate the property's debt.
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It also claims to have made one successful flight, and says two earlier drone flight attempts were thwarted by signal jamming technology.
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Do we want it so much that we see our agendas on poverty, immigration, income equality and racial justice thwarted and defeated?
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Russia has declared victory three times in Syria and thwarted international efforts for a political transition and Assad's eventual departure, said Maksad.
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"A new generation of schools will be thwarted," said Steven Wilson, the founder of Ascend, a small network of Brooklyn charter schools.
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It is our very good fortune that Hillary is portrayed by Laurie Metcalf, an actress who does being thwarted better than anyone.
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Officials believe Abaaoud may also have been implicated in another thwarted terror plot against a church in the Paris suburb of Villejuif.
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Responses to the cartoons included arson attacks on Danish embassies in Muslim countries and a thwarted assault on the newspaper, Jyllands-Posten.
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The Hurricanes charged up the ice on a two-on-one that Lehner thwarted, but the puck stayed in the Islanders' zone.
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Efforts to obtain Mr. Trump's federal tax returns have been repeatedly thwarted by the president's refusals to release them, citing pending audits.
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Should the referendum be thwarted, Mr. Puigdemont is certain to shift the blame for Spain's constitutional crisis more firmly onto Mr. Rajoy.
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But the agreement could be thwarted by Senate Republicans or President Donald Trump, who has demanded significant changes to the surveillance programs.
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Benjamin's voice is androgynously high and strangely disembodied, over a stately programmed beat, but the distress of a thwarted crush is unmistakable.
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Davis played an African-American World War II veteran who returns home to Louisiana only to have his ambitions thwarted by racism.
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At the time, they implied that their ongoing ethics investigations into several top figures at FIFA had been thwarted by their ouster.
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A week after the potential scam was thwarted, Singh said he got a call asking him to come back to the station.
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But there also has to be two-way trust between people and their government, a goal thwarted by end-to-end encryption.
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Netanyahu has been thwarted before, both by his own generals and the Obama administration, from conducting a strike on Iran's nuclear sites.
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The notion of a "good ruler" in Beijing — a leader whose noble intentions are thwarted only by venal local bureaucrats — runs deep.
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The targets include a destabilization campaign in Moldova, the poisoning of an arms dealer in Bulgaria and a thwarted coup in Montenegro.
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Metropolitan Diary: In this week's column, recalling a thwarted childhood prank, moving a car and more reader tales of New York City.
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"I don't want trouble with the K.G.B." Often, they looked acutely embarrassed, their fear clearly at war with their own thwarted neighborliness.
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But a new tactic by Amazon to block these programs - known commonly as robots or bots - thwarted the Bentonville, Arkansas-based retailer.
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Mr. Le Roux told lawmakers in December that 13 attempts to commit terrorist attacks had been thwarted over a five-month period.
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But in our hunger to see these invisible, terrifying enemies thwarted, we ignored how, exactly, the state was going about defeating them.
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By the end, McNees has consigned Hick to the familiar role of the lonely lesbian, thwarted and excluded by the straight world.
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He appeared well on his way to a fourth consecutive term only to be thwarted by a surprise defection by Mr. Liberman.
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His attempt to bulldoze through a no-deal exit has so far been thwarted by legislators, who passed a law against it.
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But none of that might have happened if Solomon hadn&apost thwarted an employee revolt when the company was only 19-people.
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The Oilers' 13th-ranked penalty kill has thwarted each of their last 18 short-handed opportunities over the last seven games. 3.
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While Mr. Trump campaigned on slashing Obama-era rules on climate change and waterways, his efforts might also be thwarted by Congress.
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The UN Climate Change Conference, dubbed COP25, begins in Madrid, which stepped in after protests in Chile thwarted its plans to host.
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The 2017 session, after all, was very nearly preceded by a late 2016 special session, which was thwarted after lawmakers and Gov.
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In 2015, she was stunned by Roberta Vinci, who thwarted Williams's hopes of winning all four major titles in the same year.
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During his first term, though, the government's legislative agenda was often thwarted by opposition parties who hold sway in the Rajya Sabha.
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And his administration has thwarted efforts from more extreme hardliners to completely shut down apps like Telegram, a cloud-based messaging app.
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This thwarted hopes of stimulus, driving investors towards bonds which had already been boosted by the muted rate outlook signals from the Fed.
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He'd have to go through the EPA's rule-making process, which would take years and could be thwarted by lawsuits from environmental groups.
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We are as much a victim of our programming as the dogs — easily thwarted by a bucket of paint over their sensors — are.
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That set the stage for Haley's heroics and some scary moments for the Panthers at the end as they thwarted repeated Jets opportunities.
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The plot was thwarted by a Saudi-British spy in 2012, who was recruited for the suicide attack and who retrieved the device.
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Towards the beginning of their journey, the Andrews are almost thwarted by a man with a gun who wants to steal their car.
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And sadly, the added sugar rule is just one of many that have recently been thwarted by agency delay under the Trump Administration.
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In time, some hoped, it would be seen as the EU's Philadelphia moment, although the dreams of true federalists have been repeatedly thwarted.
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The listless and pissy mood-disorder vibe of the team's management was mirrored perfectly by the thwarted and dreary team on the field.
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The thwarted attack on the human rights activist, Ahmed Mansoor, used a text message that invited him to click on a web link.
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This is thwarted by the arrival of the aforementioned ninjas, on of whom meets a truly bloody courtesy of Maeve's Jedi mind trick.
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Erdogan said the deployment of Syrian government troops in the region had been thwarted by Turkey after talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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A country could plan meticulously and still be thwarted by an unlucky bounce of the ball or a bad decision by the referee.
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After investigating the photos, we can confirm that not a single pair of Filas or Yeezys was harmed in the thwarted smuggling process.
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Louisville moved within 73-70 with more than four minutes to play, but a chance to pull closer was thwarted by a turnover.
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But, plot twist: Maya wanted to kill the real mastermind, newly-elected Vice President Luna Vargas (Tessie Santiago), though her attempt was thwarted.
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Locked-up guns would also have thwarted between 235 and 323 shootings (both fatal and injurious) of children and teens, the researchers estimated.
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Still, some efforts may be thwarted by the government's decision to hold a practice of the July 30 constituent assembly vote on Sunday.
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But a three-point play by Kacinas with 1:09 remaining thwarted Missouri's charge as South Carolina improved to 10-275 at home.
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The five Coast Guard members then sprang into action, only to be thwarted when their boat capsized in 10- to 12-foot waves.
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Senior officers said the security services had thwarted 13 terrorism attempts in the last four years shortly before the deadly Westminster Bridge incident.
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And perhaps more importantly, prior efforts have been thwarted by the highly-variant data produced by smartphone cameras used in the real-world.
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Instead they advocate to change the outcomes and, once in power, will no doubt demand adherence to the same process they once thwarted.
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But efforts to repress Gulen's followers have mushroomed since the thwarted coup, said Aslandogan, who spoke outside Gulen's home in the Pocono Mountains.
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An effort to introduce the devices in 2006 was thwarted when drivers got a court to declare that their rights were being violated.
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"You thwarted an attack but you didn't actually catch the hackers," said Tom Kellermann, a former member of the World Bank security team.
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California was the first state to legalize medical marijuana, but its attempt at full legalization could be thwarted by the drug's very industry.
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I could tell things were falling apart, and I tried to fix them to no avail, and just felt thwarted at every turn.
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But partisan fights over unrelated policy issues that may be included in the bill -- accompanied by this freak March snowstorm -- thwarted those plans.
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Two years earlier, an attempt at transitioning to democracy had been thwarted, when General Sani Abacha seized power and installed a new junta.
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Those supporting Maduro's regime have thwarted the West in other cases, while the West has disappointed groups we had convinced of our support.
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The San Jose Sharks thwarted Pittsburgh's plans to hoist the Stanley Cup by hanging on for a 63-2 victory on Thursday evening.
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His return could be thwarted by Thailand, whose prime minister said on Wednesday he would not be allowed entry en route to Cambodia.
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Over the last year, Tribune's shares have fallen, weighed down by management turnover, accounting weaknesses and an acquisition that was thwarted by regulators.
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While last year's repeal effort was thwarted by President Obama, with a new Republican president on the way, next time, it will count.
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GOP BLOCKS OBAMA SANCTIONS CZAR: Republicans thwarted a push by Senate Democrats to confirm President Obama's long-stalled sanctions czar on Wednesday. Sen.
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But its ambitions were thwarted after news that the company and its subsidiaries are being investigated for corruption by Britain's Serious Fraud Office.
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Officials suspect the perpetrators of the attack, which was thwarted, were members of Boko Haram, but their allegiance has yet to be confirmed.
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Syrian forces thwarted two other attacks in As-Suwayda, shooting and killing two attackers before they blew themselves up, state-run media added.
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LaDue's plans were thwarted on April 29, 2014, when a 303 caller reported seeing someone she suspected of breaking into a storage locker.
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But those justices' efforts to wipe away the ruling were thwarted by their fellow conservative colleagues who chose to abstain from the vote.
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Arizona was thwarted in its bid to sweep its three-game eastern Canada trip after beating Toronto on Sunday and Ottawa on Tuesday.
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They are furious that authorities thwarted a push for a referendum to recall Maduro last year and postponed local elections scheduled for 2016.
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But they say their efforts were thwarted by the state party and accuse local Democratic officials of rigging the convention in Clinton's favor.
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St. Louis has thwarted 20 of 21 short-handed situations in December after ranking 27th through the first two months of the season.
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Initially thwarted, they returned the following day and ransacked 603 deposit boxes, stealing jewels, gold and cash worth 260 million pounds ($258 million).
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He'd just gotten majorly screwed by his old friend Michael Gove, who thwarted his plans for Conservative Party leadership at the final hour.
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A man had come in to rob the wig shop and the salesman thwarted the robbery by talking to the thief about Jesus.
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They felt betrayed by the actress, who thwarted Hitler's professional advances and fled her home country for Hollywood and applied for U.S. citizenship.
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She doesn't much notice her friends anymore, except when her amorous desires are thwarted — and that may be mostly a power thing, anyway.
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Poles visit Jewish doctors and shop in Jewish stores, but the passionate love of a Polish woman and a Jewish man is thwarted.
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Still, Madrid's thwarted pursuit of Mr. Puigdemont has stoked broader concerns about judicial cooperation and the rule of law within the European Union.
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The main hope of campaigners for another referendum is that May's deal is voted down but Labour's wish for an election is thwarted.
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Haas's inspirational attempt at an improbable comeback was ultimately thwarted when the N.C.A.A. ruled that his brace did not conform to safety standards.
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But SoftBank has a heavy debt load already, and any move related to foreign investors could raise the same concerns that thwarted Broadcom.
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His attempts to fire Mr. Mueller were thwarted, so he poured his energy into trying to discredit the special counsel and his team.
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Meanwhile, attempts to unionize at Amazon have been consistently thwarted by the company, which was recently valued at more than a trillion dollars.
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China has stood behind Myanmar as it has thwarted a United Nations fact-finding mission to Rakhine to investigate human rights violations there.
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When her plan is thwarted, it appears as if the moon will taunt her much as it did our old friend King Yertle.
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There is the one where she thwarted a robbery by curling her already small five-foot frame into a fetal position and screaming.
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To Cashen, who had built the Mets team that thwarted the Boston Red Sox in that memorable series, Valentine's guest was a legend.
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The State Legislature — Republican-led in the Senate, but divided in the House with a Democratic-led, two-party coalition — thwarted those plans.
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South Korea's proposal to conduct the rail study was thwarted earlier this year by American concerns that it could violate United Nations sanctions.
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The Patriots thwarted the Steelers' offense (308 total yards) without linebacker Kyle Van Noy, last season's leading tackler, whose wife was in labor.
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Yet the narrative surrounding her — of a career thwarted — can be overstated, when the stand-up special has become such an important genre.
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Raúl Jiménez was thwarted by ter Stegen at the start of the second half before Germany extended its lead in the 59th minute.
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She argued that she got involved in the plot against her will, and that she had purposely thwarted it by using diesel fuel.
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His attempts to establish civilian authority in areas that had long been dominated by generals, especially foreign policy, were thwarted by the military.
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My children and I have embarked upon many a bike ride or hike, only to have it thwarted by a sudden rheumatic flare.
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That assessment by McCarthy, now the House minority leader, was widely viewed to have thwarted his bid to replace retiring Speaker John Boehner.
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Law enforcement officials increased their use of wiretaps by 17 percent last year but were rarely thwarted by encryption, a new report says.
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But there are also parallels between the earlier "Jenufa" and "Katya Kabanova," in which both title characters find themselves thwarted by repressive societies.
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It appeared that inadvertent "programming errors resulted in significant overcounting" of how many mobile devices it had been thwarted from accessing, it said.
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The targets also include a destabilization campaign in Moldova, the poisoning of an arms dealer in Bulgaria and a thwarted coup in Montenegro.
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That attempt was a bust, as the Republicans in the Senate thwarted the governor's plan and the lawmakers stayed home for the holidays.
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Intelligence and police officials say they have thwarted other attacks, and they have detained a number of suspects, but others remain at large.
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What cannot be gleaned from such charts are accidents that are thwarted — or the names of the people who attempted to thwart them.
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The weeds blanketed a slope between 119th Street and 125th Street, where the steep terrain and the prolific poison ivy thwarted human intervention.
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GOP BLOCKS OBAMA'S SANCTIONS CZAR: Republicans thwarted a push by Senate Democrats to confirm President Obama's long-stalled sanctions czar on Wednesday. Sen.
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Congressional reform efforts, supported by a coalition of environmental activists and free-market advocates, have largely been thwarted by waterfront real estate interests.
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Usman, 18 at the time of the thwarted attack, is currently on death row in the town of Shikarpur, where he was caught.
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But by all accounts, Judge Merrick B. Garland, thwarted nominee and high-profile casualty of Washington's extreme political dysfunction, is doing fine, considering.
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States have repeatedly enacted consumer protection statutes and promulgated regulations on air ambulances, only to be thwarted by industry arguments of federal preemption.
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His mission is thwarted however by a sudden zombie outbreak, forcing the adults to ban together to save the kids from being devoured.
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Perhaps the longest of the long shots among the 78 qualifiers is Naegel, the long-thwarted pro from Wildwood, Mo., near St. Louis.
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"We believe she was the intended target of the attack, but it was thwarted by two individuals who were then allegedly assaulted," Haffner explains.
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The family succeeded in demolishing its historic home after several thwarted attempts, although it had been listed as a national monument before Nigeria's independence.
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Countless plots thwarted In March, Jordan said it had foiled a plot by an ISIS-linked cell planning to attack civilian and military sites.
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She's going to find out what really happened to her husband — though her momentum is thwarted by her mother's (Mary Kay Place) unexpected hospitalization.
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And while buyer demand did surge, sales were thwarted by tight supply that has pushed prices higher in the past few years, weakening affordability.
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But attempts by the South Korean firm to grow Tizen to challenge Android in smartphones have been thwarted by lack of support from developers.
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On Tuesday, Republicans emerging from the briefings said those imminent attacks had been thwarted by the administration's decision to send warships to the region.
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In the past year, authorities in France have had to respond to several terror attacks, and a number of terror plots have been thwarted.
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Eight years later, after being thwarted by Congress and taken up with other priorities, he will submit a plan to close the detention center.
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You don't see the hookups and the crying and thwarted ambitions beyond the serene oasis of the table you inhabit for a single hour.
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The will of her callous teachers has been thwarted, she has the job she wants despite the nepotistic machinations of her former friend, Fringilla.
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Last Thursday the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) thwarted Sainsbury's 7.3 billion pound bid for Walmart owned Asda, saying the deal would raise prices.
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But the police and eyewitnesses say a second attack by the gunman was partly thwarted by Abdul Aziz, 48, who was born in Afghanistan.
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Flashback: Walmart previously tried to excise the lowest-quality providers from its health care network, but was thwarted by hospitals' all-or-nothing contracts.
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EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini also warned on Thursday against using democratic institutions to undercut human rights in response to the thwarted coup.
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In October German security agencies thwarted a plot to bomb a Berlin airport by a Syrian refugee who arrived in Germany in February 2015.
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"Researchers also point out that an attacker who already knows a user's password is unlikely to be thwarted by a password change," she wrote.
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But worries about liability for potential crimes committed have thwarted possible deals and the government has said it would not extend the financing deadline.
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That may be one reason why Amazon was said to be interested in bidding for Flipkart, only to be thwarted by its arch-rival.
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The storyline of the second season follows the aftermath of a teenager's suicide, including one student's thwarted plans to shoot up a school dance.
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Eventually, French authorities caught up with him and put him on trial for dozens of attempted frauds, many thwarted only at the last moment.
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They wouldn't release the names of others they were attempting to reach because they didn't want the investigation to be thwarted, according to transcripts.
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In 2016, President Obama brought a Syrian refugee and one of the heroes who thwarted a terrorist attack on a train bound for Paris.
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An extended rally was thwarted when C.J. Cron was gunned down trying to go first to third on the play for the second out.
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Image 2 of 2 BERLIN – German prosecutors say they&aposve thwarted an Islamic extremist plot to launch an attack with the deadly toxin ricin.
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Antitrust concerns thwarted some other deals, such as the proposed merger last December of Staples and Office Depot, two large retailers facing internet competition.
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Bonnie and Laurel assume that placing Frank at the scene, with motive, will be the final nail in his self-constructed coffin. NOPE. Thwarted!
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And although Barack Obama "reset" ties with Russia, his administration's policy was thwarted with the annexation of Crimea and Russian military engagement in Ukraine.
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The launch marks the fifth attempt to get the massive balloon airborne, with previous bids thwarted by bad weather, NASA said in a release.
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Resilient to extreme temperatures with super-conductive properties, diamonds can withstand conditions that silicon cannot, but roadblocks around cost and production have thwarted developers.
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Flake waded briefly into health care -- where the GOP's effort to repeal Obamacare was thwarted in part by Arizona's other Republican senator, John McCain.
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Former President Clinton thwarted his bid for reelection in 1992, imbuing Bush with the scent of failure that clings to all one-term presidents.
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That philosophy means you're likely to identify with every one of these characters, all groping for certain knowledge and all destined to be thwarted.
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This, in and of itself, is no small feat, given how easily the Fed's plans to normalize policy were thwarted on two previous occasions.
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Its $152 billion merger with Pfizer thwarted, Allergan said in May that it would buy back $10 billion of its shares and reduce debt.
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Federal officials had allowed "a culture of impunity to flourish within CBP" that thwarted meaningful oversight and made more abuses possible, the ACLU concluded.
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